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Bankroll needed to become a pro?
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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6785128, member: 397965"] I think, the more important question is, how much savings you need. The poker bankroll is supposed to be money reserved for poker, which allow you to continue playing through periods of bad luck. So the size of your bankroll largely depends on, which games you play. But if you need to withdraw money each month to pay your bills, then the balance in your poker account is not really a bankroll. So in top of the bankroll you should also have significant savings, so that you only need to withdraw poker money, when the balance in your poker accounts exceed the required bankroll by a significant amount. For me personally I would want to have money set aside to cover at least 12 month of living expenses. This also gives time to regret the plan and find a job, if poker is not going as well as planned. Or even 24 month of living expenses. Honestly the more the better, since it will give less stress and allow you to focus on studying and improving rather than worrying about, when you are going to run out of money. [/QUOTE]
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