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[QUOTE="robwhufc, post: 833763, member: 4289"]
If I agree with it, it IS right. FACT! :o 
 
I just believe that when people talk about bankroll management they should look outside of what they have on a particular pokersite, and include all the money that they could happily assign to their game. There is no point someone taking the Chris Ferguson route grinding $2 into $10 over a couple of months, when they've got $100's of dollars sitting in an account which they could have used instead. I see a number of people on site who are playing at micro levels where they aren't even making back the cost of the electricity that powers their PCs even when they are winning at a good ROI.
 
If you are a decent winning player then you should be playing at levels that enable you to make enough winnings per hour / week / month to make playing worthwhile. this is more important in my opinion than strict bankroll management - i'm not talking about people playing at your levels (neither is OP), where you are making adequate returns for the work you put in, and where bankroll management is key to maintaining those returns. I look to make an average profit of $10 an hour, that's only £5 an hour, barely minimum wage and a lot less than i get from my real job, and I personally don't see that there's any point in working adults playing for less than that if they are any way serious about poker.
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