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How much money do you think you need to start playing poker?
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[QUOTE="LOKIE77, post: 6588327, member: 483147"] Tip on BRM - Your money is an investment in yourself; it’s your ROI. Think of it that way and after you buy in its no longer money it is chips; pieces of clay that keep track of your score. This helps you stay off TILT. To determine an amount for your bankroll it helps if you think of it like you would approach any other investment like choosing how much to invest in the stock market except you are investing in your own ability so take it seriously and study be prepared have a basic strategy and game plan and adjust it as needed.. Be strict in the amount you choose to invest. Avoid this crooked thinking “I’ll start with $1,000, but I can just reload whenever if I need to,” you’re setting yourself up for failure. If treat your bankroll as an investment you will play your best poker as you will value every decision. and make plus EV decisions. I would suggest the proper amount be approx 100 big blinds at the level you wish to start. For example 1$ BB then start with $100 to risk and stick to it as this will help you maintain the attitude that every decision matters. Good luck. [HEADING=1][FONT=tahoma] [/FONT][/HEADING] [/QUOTE]
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