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Bankroll, going pro, and 8 weeks of poker
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[QUOTE="pokertime911, post: 825754, member: 28478"] I think technical use of BR management is overused. BR rules such as the 5% rule are good guidlines but you should take them in stride. Play levels at which you are most combfertable with. That is the best advice I can give because If your buyins are too big or too small your chances of winning are less. Generally when you play higher limits to which your not combfertable to players tend to play very tight. When there are lower limits and prize money that isent even worth playing than you tend to not care and focus on that game. If you find the median game of poker in which it feels more combfertable to you. Also nobody becomes a proffesional poker player overnight and only a small majority of players make a living off poker alone. [/QUOTE]
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