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

VictorOd · Dec 2, 2018

Lost it only because of cash out

Sure, start over with freerolls.

hellomynameiswhat · Dec 2, 2018

The real question is how much are you willing to lose per year. As you can see from the comments, poker is for the rich and the poor. Some people are sinking thousands learning the game and others are always building from freerolls. I'm on the low side. You decide for you.

fantata666 · Dec 2, 2018

depends on the losses if I can try to resume the means

depends also on the hall where we played

corieaddison · Dec 2, 2018

Yes

I would always keep playing since I love the game of poker. I would say YES. Start again. Learn from your bankroll management mishaps and get better.

Good Luck!

JrHz1 · Dec 2, 2018

Bankroll

Creo que es un tema delicado y difícil de digerir.. Son momentos duros .. Pero al final el dinero es lo de menos cuando haces algo que amas

finaltable1 · Dec 2, 2018

What's happening to your remaining bankroll after withdrawal?
I usually play tighter after the cashout, but it doesn't help, bankroll goes to down to zero. Last time cashed out 2K, left $500 and lost it all during 10-11 days, played like hundred of MTTs during this time and few cash tables each day, had a bad luck story all the way.
Same thing happened to me like 20 times at all poker sites i'm playing during past 10 years.
Anyone has the same problem?

efranto2286 · Dec 2, 2018

clear I lost mibankroll several times but then you learn to take care of your bank but you know what limits to play and when to go up

MishkaZL · Dec 2, 2018

I play poker for about one year. During this time, I lost about 10 times my bankroll. On average, I lose a bankroll once a month. After losing the bankroll, I start everything from the start. I treat such losses philosophically. I believe that this is a tuition fee.

UnTalTales · Dec 3, 2018

Absolutely! I play for fun so ... Anyway, due to my nature it would be difficult to lose all my bankroll again. I have no problems playing only freerolls until recover it if I lose a 10% or so of my bankroll. Losing my first bankroll produced to me brain calluses that prevent me from going beyond that amount.

SubZero111 · Feb 19, 2019

Dozens of times

I have lost my bankroll many times. I tell myself never again. But then the itch comes back and I reload

619Leafs · Feb 19, 2019

I lost my bankroll many times but you just gotta keep trying to build a sustainable bankroll to play with.

maezma · Feb 19, 2019

Most likely, the answer is yes. It depends on how big the sea is and the possibility of responding to play in the limits that I lost.

Darth_Moola · Feb 19, 2019

When you lose your bankroll

Even though I would start again, I think there is some merit in taking some time off of playing poker. Maybe for some losing a bankroll is not a big deal, but I know a few people who get tilted by it. If you just reload without coming off tilt and/or determining why you lost your bankroll, you really just set yourself up for repeated failure. Taking time off can be constructive if you train and analyze your play.

CJWilliam · Feb 19, 2019

I have never lost my bankroll, and don't plan on it. Proper BR management is the key

Ivan Zaruba · Feb 20, 2019

I built my bankroll with 0 on freerolls, reaching 40 dollars. And everybody loses .... Now I'm starting to build a bankroll again. Now I hawr 3 d.

ozaloa · Feb 20, 2019

Gaviria8 said:
(Assuming you have a bankroll)

I think we all do, some people get ambition to get their money bank.that's why they want to play again but some people see it just as "gone money" and plays just from the start again.but i think the more you lose the more you wanna play.

valanddon · Feb 20, 2019

It depends on how you lost your bankroll. Did you play bad to lose it, how much you lost and was it a bad beat?

Joshua BNL · Feb 20, 2019

Still trying to get my first one going with freerolls. I just have to be patient I guess.

sfan · Feb 20, 2019

Literally my entire poker career has been me losing my bankroll and then trying to start over again from scratch. I've read all the BR management guides, etc. For me, it comes down to me valuing the buyin/reward vs the amount of hours I have to trade in order to profit from said tourny/table. As I've gotten older, I value my time much more than I used to, so it just seems trivial to me to put so much time and effort in for such a little payout. Maybe this means I should just deposit more and go from there (maybe 500?) but at the same time, that troubles me knowing I might lose that much real $$...so alas...here is the big question huh? What to do...what to do...

COMIRRR · Feb 20, 2019

Of course I start again! Should I quit? Certainly not! I like to play and do not retire after a few beats ... until the war is over!

VictorOd · Feb 20, 2019

First of all, you should never lose your bankroll, unless you made a forced cash out.

Nano5722 · Feb 20, 2019

If you lost all your bankroll for the 1st time, of course you can start again, but if this happenes again, looks like poker is not for you or you did something wrong.
You just need to think about that and maybe try to earn money elsewhere.

prozitu · Feb 20, 2019

yes of course, all players have to accept that there are times of losses and victories

damgold · Feb 20, 2019

Of course, I've already lost all my bankroll several times and still keep playing, I lost because I played beyond the right limit.

BriceNice · Feb 20, 2019

Hellllllllll NO! Best way to build a poker bankroll, is get a real job, and save up!

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