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[QUOTE="M13A13, post: 6631996, member: 320135"]
It's what you can spend without compromising your quality of life, such as food, medication and studies.
In my opinion if you have a job and an income of $300 dollars a month, maybe if you deposit between $10 to $30, you won't miss it much, it depends on your personal expenses as I said above.
Then, as the investment is small, the winnings remained on the table, however, if you participate in a $2 tournament and earn $300 for winning the tournament, you may have to withdraw $150 and the others can remain in your bankroll to grow in the game.
So to answer your question, the bankroll value is in my opinion the size of your personal net worth outside the game, so if you are rich and your net worth gives you a good income, you will be able to pay the ticket in big tournaments, and not you need to have a bankroll like the poker books, your bankroll is your own equity, in the sense of what you can spend without compromising your finances in the sense of being lacking.
In other words, in live tournaments nobody has a bankroll, the person has already paid for the tournament ticket.
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