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[QUOTE="aesopdurasic, post: 1158240, member: 48623"]
Bankroll Management is a huge part in whether your a winning player or a losing player who will eventually go broke. I am really going to just focus on playing 1 table at a time instead of playing 3-4 tables. I have done a little research and I seem to really like that if your only going to play 1 table at a time, than buying into a cash game for 10% of your bankroll seems to me to be ok. I would have to lose 10 consecutive buy ins to go broke. So I have came up with a BRM that I will test and and see how it works out. This is a guide for cash games only. I dont know what would be a good tourney Bankroll Management. 
                            The Bankroll Management Guide
* 500 Big Bets of the next limit to move up. (Big bet is double the big blind)
    ie: To move up to .02/.05   BB*500= Amount need to move up
           .02/.05 big bet is .10         .10*500=$50.00  
      So i would need to get a $50.00 BR to move up to .02/.05
* 250 Big Bets in the limit I am currently playing at is when I move down in 
   limits.
    ie: Need to move down to .02/.05 from .05/.10 BB*250= Amount need to 
      move down
           .05/.10 big bet is .20          .20*250=$50.00  
      When my BR reaches $50 I move back down in limits to .02/.05
* If at any time the money at the current table I am playing at represents more than 10% of my current BR. I must play through the blinds and leave the table.
    ie: BR is at $30.00               Bankroll*10%= Amount I must leave table
        Playing .01/.02  I buy in for $2.00      30*.10=$3.00
After 20 minutes i win a big pot that put my table amount around 3.65. Once I am on the button I will finish the hand through and leave.
* Once I lose 2 buy ins must quit for the day or at least a few hours.
Also i will be posting over the next few weeks or even months with updates and graphs on how this is working out. So please keep an eye out for it. Thanks Aesop
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