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Do anyone have a good bankroll management system? (for cash game)
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[QUOTE="Boltneck, post: 678712, member: 29202"] My understanding is that the figure is based on the risk that you are comfortable with. 15 x max buy in is high risk / high reward 20 x max buy in balanced approach (with a 5% risk of going bust I believe) 30-40 x max buy in is the professional / concervative approach. I'm not sure what the "going back" figure should be. but personally I'd suggest mid point between upper and lower limits depending on the strategy chosen. In other words, move up to $50 at $1000 (for the balanced approach) and back down at $750 (the mid point between $25 (x 20 = $500) and $50 (x 20 = $1000). If you multi table, that needs to be taken into consideration also. I believe when multi-tabling [B]the amount of money that you have WHICH IS [U]NOT[/U] in play[/B] should be at least the point at which you would drop back down. In other words, you are making an allowance for the possibility of loosing ALL of the money that you have in play, and would still be able to maintain the minimum for the level that you are playing. I hope that doesn't sound too confusing. [/QUOTE]
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