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[QUOTE="myxiplx, post: 456029, member: 13927"]
While learning poker I set myself a fixed budget of £25 (around $50) per month.  Some months it was gone in a week, other times that same deposit would last me two months.  Regardless of how long it lasted I didn't let myself make any extra deposits, even if I'd 'saved' myself a deposit the month before.
 
I'd heard of bankrolls but wasn't prepared to risk a large sum gambling.  I didn't want to put down a large deposit and risk loosing it through getting over eager.  Having a set amount each month gave me time to cool down when on a loosing streak & reflect over what I'd done wrong.
 
Now my game has improved my bankroll has built itself.  In the last month my deposit has grown enormously and allowed me to move up a couple of limits.  Now I'm sitting on a bankroll of 5x the amount I normally take to a talbe and I've no intention of making a deposit ever again.
 
My plan is to continue to play as I am, hopefully making a steady profit as I go.  If my bankroll ever does start to drop dangerously low I'll drop down a limit and try to build it up again.
 
If I do manage to loose my bankroll, I'll be going straight back to my original budget, playing with what I can afford to loose while I'm learning this game.
 
Myx
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