If you lost all your bankroll, would you start again?

(Assuming you have a bankroll)

I'v lost my bankroll multiple times mostly because it makes sense.I see no purpose in grinding endless hours I am here to hit it big. Yes currently trying to get into 1m G MTT.

playinggameswithu said:

I'v lost my bankroll multiple times mostly because it makes sense.I see no purpose in grinding endless hours I am here to hit it big. Yes currently trying to get into 1m G MTT.

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Same. Multiple times. Play bigger, lose bigger.
Just reload!

It stings for a while, but you get use to it. Obv I recommend bankroll management, but I also like to take shots.

I already lost, lately I was just playing freeroll to gain more experience and got some money to start again, and yesterday I won the first place in a freeroll today I will start playing small tournaments.

The question is really stupid ..not a hindrance to make a new bankroll, next time..failures happen ..and in General, how are you going to make if you lost all your bankroll

Carl Trooper said:

Same. Multiple times. Play bigger, lose bigger.
Just reload!

It stings for a while, but you get use to it. Obv I recommend bankroll management, but I also like to take shots.

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Yea I like to take shots not saying I would blow 3k or more just dont see myself grinding millions of hands just to generate massive rake and maybe squeeze a small profit. Also grinding MTT is a life commitment since they take like 6 hours at min.

If I was properly bankrolled and I lost my bankroll, I would quit playing that site because either they are dirty or I am not good enough to play there.

I already lost several BR of various sizes ... if we are in the game it is necessary always to start over ... always revalued our mind set, our positions and risk unnecessary ... I usually build my BR from scratch ... only in freeroll ... difficulties help us to value our achievements and better manage our BR

TeUnit said:

If I was properly bankrolled and I lost my bankroll, I would quit playing that site because either they are dirty or I am not good enough to play there.

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With min and maxs from rock to maniac how do you BRM? Like 20 buyins for rock at 9 max cash game and 70 buy ins max for maniacs 9 max NLH

of course, do it again
isn't that the goal ? to not have to do it again ?
but....define "lose"
…… define "all"
sometimes you don't lose, you just don't win

I've lost my bankroll more times than I'd like to remember, but I always start again from scratch, I think if you're passionate about something as much as poker, you'll never stop getting up again

With bankroll management, the loss of a bankroll is very problematic. I never succeeded

I have two years to lose the Br and did not make a cash out from of one Room PokerStars.I played 4,800 tournaments, I consider my game a hobby game and do not get upset.Total profit - $ 800.To raise the BR you need to make a decent Deposit, play bankroll, climb the limits.And everything will be fine with you.

playinggameswithu said:

With min and maxs from rock to maniac how do you BRM? Like 20 buyins for rock at 9 max cash game and 70 buy ins max for maniacs 9 max NLH

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Your VPIP is not really a contributing factor to bankroll management, your ability at the game is the major consideration. In cash games you want to look at how many BBs you win per 100 hands and in SNG/MTTs you want to look at your ROI.

For example if you have a 1% ROI playing spin and goes -you will require a much bigger bankroll than a reg format sng player with 12% ROI.

Hi.
No doubt.
Thanks to freerolls, you can create your bank account in just a few months.
Good luck.

I really try to care my bankroll. One time i lose it, after taht i stop playing poker for few years, now im back with this goal, keep my bankroll.

Like a week ago i made my bankroll bigger, but this week it hasn't been so good. So i check my game and now i'm playing at tables with lower entry

Yes, I would definitely start again. Errors are the engine of progress

The loss of the bankroll happened many times and I started again from scratch...

if i still got fire yes.. would you stop making biznis if you got bankrupted but you could start all over? its not over until its over..

You can never give up if you wish to win in anything, so yes I would give it another run.

Of course, I will start over. I don’t see any problems in that I can lose a bankroll. Maybe because it is now small, but I have already made deposits and lost all the money. Then I won and returned my money. You can not give up under any circumstances!

I lose (spend) my bankroll every month at least once on one of my 6 pokersites.
As it is easy to build it up again from the scratchboard, my BR is my "gambling money" and so I have every month 100$ somewhere to go to the casino and best thing is: I GOT THIS MONEY BY PLAYING POKER!!!:elefant:
So yes to start again, no to deposit and deposit and deposit.....:motz:

I would def start over again

The whole point of bankroll management is to avoid having to start all over, and avoid losing all of your roll.

If you are simply trying to "hit it big" then you are probably doing too much gambling and not enough poker playing. I guess it just depends on what you are trying to do. Are you trying to have fun and get better at the game, or are you trying to "hit it big"? If you are trying to do the latter without first doing the former, there are good odds that you will be frequently losing your entire roll and having to start over.

If you practice good bankroll management, you can still lose your entire bankroll. If you started with too small a roll, or you are neglecting to study at all and are not improving much, you may have to start all over with a reload, if you can afford it. But the whole idea of the rules of bankroll management is to keep the risk low and the potential for bankruptcy to a minimum. That is why you should start with an adequate bankroll and keep your wagers/buy ins to a very small percentage of the total bankroll.

Everyone is different; some want to hit it big and some want to play and have fun at low stakes before trying to move up to the bigger games and bigger potential prizes. The main thing should be only playing with money that you can afford to lose. Some can afford to lose more than others, and that's fine. Don't go by what other people are doing, go by what you want from the game and how much you can afford to play with/lose.