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[QUOTE="bfw0082, post: 1162178, member: 54574"] you can listen to all the losers who say bankroll management, and such, they are people playing for pennies and wasting their time trying to do anything more than enjoy poker as a hobby. If you are interested in earning real then I suggest following what I do: I play freerolls, win $1 or $300 depending on the prize pool. then I take my full roll to the ring games and get a healthy amount, usually around $500, takes me about 3 days to get to $500 from $5 If you want to practice BRM, I suggest starting it at an amount that you do not want to lose. When I have less than $300 in my account I am willing to lose it all at one time, this is where the BRM loser and myself are different and why I am successful while the BRM person is playing literally for pennies. So when I get to $500 I risk roughly 20% on cash games and 10% on MTTs After I hit $5,000 then it is 5% on cash games and 3% on MTTs after $10,000 it is about 4% and 1% [/QUOTE]
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