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How would you build a meaningful bankroll?
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[QUOTE="istbno, post: 7296341, member: 128975"] I’ve built a bankroll before, and honestly the biggest shift wasn’t some magic strategy, it was discipline and time. I didn’t go the all-in ladder route, instead I treated it like a slow investment. I started at very low stakes, mostly soft field MTTs and some low-stakes cash to reduce variance, and focused on volume + consistency. The key part of the plan was strict bankroll management, never risking more than a small % per session, even when I felt confident. Growth was gradual, over a few months, not days. I avoided high-variance formats early (like spins or hypers) and only added them later with a separate roll. The risk level was intentionally low, because the goal wasn’t to get rich fast, it was to not go broke. For me, bankroll building is less about big wins and more about surviving long enough for your edge to compound. [/QUOTE]
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