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[QUOTE="Zirkzee, post: 6138871, member: 450804"]
[COLOR=#202124]Basically, you should only invest as much money in poker as you can bear. If you play for amounts that you cannot afford, you will play anxiously and therefore not play your best game. [/COLOR]
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[COLOR=#202124]If you play poker tournaments, the following applies. [/COLOR]
[COLOR=#202124]Experience has shown that 100 buy-ins best reconciles your interests in high chances of winning and low risk of loss. Don't play tournaments that you don't have 100 buy-ins.  In other words:  Never invest more than 1% of your bankroll in a tournament. [/COLOR]
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[COLOR=#202124] In cashgames I would proceed like this: [/COLOR]
[COLOR=#202124]You always buy in with a full stack (100 big blinds) at a table. 100 big blinds are a buy-in. If you have 25 buy-ins of the next higher limit, you can move up to that limit. If you only have 25 buy-ins of the next lower limit, you have to go back there.  The PokerStrategy.com bankroll management  You have limit to play buy-in at the table [/COLOR]
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[COLOR=#202124]less than $ 100 NL2 (0.01 / 0.02) $ 2 [/COLOR]
[COLOR=#202124]less than $ 250 NL4 (0.02 / 0.04) $ 4 [/COLOR]
[COLOR=#202124]less than $ 500 NL10 (0.05 / 0.10) $ 10 [/COLOR]
[COLOR=#202124]less than $ 625 NL20 (0.10 / 0.20) $ 20 [/COLOR]
[COLOR=#202124]less than $ 1,250 NL25 (0.10 / 0.25) $ 25 [/COLOR]
[COLOR=#202124]less than $ 2,500 NL50 (0.25 / 0.50) $ 50[/COLOR]
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