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Received $2 from PokerStars, now what?
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[QUOTE="SavagePenguin, post: 1200112, member: 22087"] Standard bankroll management does not apply here. Bankroll management is deciding how much you are willing to invest/deposit in a certain period, and then playing a buy-in level that will allow you to keep playing should you encounter a downswing. You have $5 now. Even if you decide to deposit, that $5 will make almost no difference as to proper bankroll management. There is no reason to save that $5 until you have a $50 bankroll. 1) There is *no* difference between losing $5 now or losing $5 when you have $50 from grinding freerolls. You'll either have to grind to get freeroll money to play again, or you have already spent hours grinding. Either way grinding freerolls is your investment. 2) There *is* a big difference between winning with that $5 now and only grinding freerolls. It's easier/quicker to make money with money so if you turn $5 into that $50 you wanted you'll save yourself countless hours of freeroll grinding. Again, you either lose what you would have lost anyway, or you win and make more money in less time. [/QUOTE]
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