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Message: [QUOTE="Tmoney999, post: 5354328, member: 265019"] I have been playing poker online for about 10 years and have lost my bankroll plenty of times in that time period, as long as you cash out in times you are up and leave a bit of space to continue on you'll be fine. If i run my bankroll up to over 300 which I can do a lot of the time sometimes a lot slower than others(depending how i am running), my rule is to cash out at least 200 and leave a 100 to carry on playing. If i break the 100 playing to big like I do a lot of the time I am just glad to have the 200 usd on the way, which is roughly 265 Canadian and that's where I am from(amounts don't matter, its all on your bankroll size and what you can afford to play with to win or possibly lose). If you can cash out a little more than you bust out and reload it makes it worth the time and challenge, if not then it might be worth a shot at quitting the game. If you don't feel like quitting maybe take some lessons from a better successful player so your not at a constant loss and knows when to leave when hes up(cashout). Its easy to run the money up, its just what you do with it while your up that makes champions. Poker is variance, your up nicely at one point and down at the next point. I tend to play middle and high buy in games so I can win more when I play(I still try to use general BRM but it sometimes doesn't happen like that with me) as I tend to take a lot of shots at playing higher or slightly higher than my bankroll can manage at times. Always leave yourself a chance to take away some money when your up, even if its something like 25-50 dollars depending on how high you play. Cashout takes a little while but that money will always be on its way, if you leave a little to play with hopefully you can do it again and again over time. Good luck in your future endeavors and if you run up a fair amount at least cash some of it out so your not always at a loss but at a gain once and a while. Cheers [/QUOTE]

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