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[QUOTE="Arjonius, post: 1497092, member: 5332"] IMO, your poker bankroll is all the money you're willing to use for poker, not just the amount you have on one site. This includes money that is in your pocket or bank. For example, when I first put $25 on a site, my roll was actually $150, with the rest in an e-wallet. Also, I'm not a big believer in micro-managing small roles, small being what you perceive as unimportant if you lose it all, which means it's not the same amount for everyone. So, if your entire roll is $80 and you don't mind too much if you lose it all and have more money set aside for poker so you can use some to continue playing, even if it's starting at $15 again, that's up to you. On the other hand, if the $80 is all you have for poker and you have no more if you lose it all, then you really should be exercising BRM, which means $10 and even $5 SNGs are too high. [/QUOTE]
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