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If you lost all your bankroll, would you start again?
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[QUOTE="jsnake716, post: 4806997, member: 221827"] Please remember, I would guess that 90% or more of CardsChat members are recreational players, (myself included)- this means that even though I have a poker bankroll, I have a small income from somewhere else which pays my rent and my food. When you ask the "bankroll" question here, it is not the same as asking players who literally make their daily living from a poker bankroll. That is why you have received so many answers that say , "of course" I have done this many times. It is ust not the same thing as going "busto" and not having money to pay rent. If you are a recreational player, yes go for it. There is no reason to worry about bankroll. You have a job, or some source of income, you just reload your poker account and have fun. I practice bankroll management because I cannot reload. My budget from my small disability payment does not give me any extras. So I was cautious and I took a long time to build a decent bankroll. If for some reason I just 'tilted" and went crazy and busted out all my accounts. ?? Yes, I would quit, because to do this , would mean that I had become a degenerate gambler. [/QUOTE]
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