Couldn't agree more—having a supportive poker community like Cardhat makes a world of difference! It’s amazing how much you can learn just by sharing experiences and strategies.anasslaaleg said:
Regarding risk management and money management, I’ve found that consistency is key. For me, setting strict bankroll management rules has been essential to minimize emotional decisions. For example, I avoid playing at stakes where a bad session would put more than 5% of my bankroll at risk. Also, tracking my results has been invaluable—not just to monitor progress but also to identify patterns in my gameplay.
What about you? How do you approach managing your bankroll and taking calculated risks to move up the stakes? Would love to hear what’s worked for you!
Honestly, I prefer poker remains a sport for me
and for trading stocks or other markets, I refer to speculators, I see that they make profitable performances, they apply strategies so that they can become winners in the long term given the economic growth, it remains a different field where there are several actors who come into play, just I want to know are there common points between poker and speculation on the stock markets, are there common points? at the level of capital management especially
and for trading stocks or other markets, I refer to speculators, I see that they make profitable performances, they apply strategies so that they can become winners in the long term given the economic growth, it remains a different field where there are several actors who come into play, just I want to know are there common points between poker and speculation on the stock markets, are there common points? at the level of capital management especially
As an ex-stockbroker, I have seen far worse carnage in the markets than any poker game that I have been part of.
After narrowing down my poker sites, I am now focusing more on trading.
