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Do you have problems managing your bankroll?
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[QUOTE="takinitSLEAZEE, post: 6840241, member: 79787"] It's all about discipline, my friend. Where to acquire it? I don't know. Once you can look at a buy-in and tell yourself specifically how many more buy-ins you'll have after this session is the first indication of applying discipline to bankroll management. It's a small step but a step in the right direction none-the-less. I think it took me about 8 months (5 times, lol) to start amassing a bankroll and keeping it. It starts w/the old saying, "don't bite off more than you can chew,". I think that's self-explanatory. Play at a limit you're comfortable losing in. I know, that doesn't sound right but trust me, it's key. If your bankroll is under $100 then I'd concentrate on freerolls and trny's $1.50 or less; sng's too. Triple that into $300 and move up ever-so-slightly to no more than $3 buy-ins. If you're a "shot-taker" and can afford a decent trny, something like an $11 buy-in, for example the Boski which runs every day, if I'm not mistaken, and has a $10K GTD payout. Win it twice the 1st place gets doubled, I think? Something like that. Anyway, playing in one of these once a week or month isn't frowned upon. I will say this, I think the game gets tougher each year. Good luck man. [/QUOTE]
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