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Message: [QUOTE="Mojomax747, post: 580200, member: 19933"] And here. Originally Posted by [B]Mojomax747[/B] [URL="https://www.cardschat.com/forum/general-poker-13/fixed-limit-br-queston-86068/#post556999"][IMG]https://www.cardschat.com/images_fb/buttons/viewpost.gif[/IMG][/URL] [I]Yes that would make a lot of sense and would normally have been enough for me to now understand the concept. But now i am more confused then ever, this is the first time i have read the rule of thumb to be between 10-20 buy-ins. I have read a lot on this forum about br management and 10-20 concept has never been mentioned in anything i have read before. Are you talking about your br management or the general rule of thumb br management?[/I] You said. not really sure what you are asking so will just give general explanation and I will hope that it is good if not ask more specifics. Bankroll management is good because it is a way to manage your bankroll so It is very very unlikely you will go broke. So lets say you have a starting bankroll of $500. now with $500 you can sit at $25 nl seeing as you have 20 buy ins total, at $200 you would have 20 buy ins for a $10 nl game so right now you can comfortably sit at $25 NL right? Ok so lets soo you hit a really really sick run and drop that from $500 to $300, now you still have 12 buy ins at $25 NL and you can still sit at that game. The second it drops below $200 you have to move down to $10 NL and rebuild it to at least $250 or more and then you can move up again. If you manage to grind it up to 1k you can move up to $50 NL and the instant it drops around $500 you have to move back down. that is how you can be sure you will never go bust by moving up and down levels that reflect your bankroll. [/QUOTE]

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