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Building bankroll vs. Maintaining bankroll which is harder?
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[QUOTE="akmost, post: 6165603, member: 232781"] Nice question! I haven't seen such a good questions for months and it's a great topic for discussion in my opinion. Creating a bankroll from scratch by playing only freerolls for example? Everyone can do it , even someone blind. You can be lucky or a good player and gather for example $100 in 1 month , 6 month , 3 years? You will eventually make it .Embrace variance even the worst players will win something at some point. On the other hand maintaining a bankroll? Hmmm who tells me that I can't play with 500 , 1000 , 5000 buy ins? No one. If I have a big roll and I want to risk a fraction of it I can surely do it. I will never bust it. I didn't answer the question I know but the main ''challenge'' for me is to be a strong opponent , you should adapt to your stakes , understand the dynamics , recognize very quickly the types of your opponents and know your table image. I won't pick one over the other option , sorry , I will tell you that studying and discipline is the key to success , not only for poker but in everything in life :) [/QUOTE]
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