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[QUOTE="Irexes, post: 457884, member: 13873"] I started with $100 and got lucky to build a decent roll a few years ago. In summary I play with a working roll on-line that is not quite big enough for the buy-ins I play knowing I can top up if necessary. I cash out when I get over $1500 back down to $800-900, because this is usally as a result of a decent tourney result this can be anything from $600 to a couple of thousand. There have been several occassions when I've gone bust and I put $250 back in until I get rolling again (sometimes this requires a couple of deposits). This is because $900 is a bit underolled for the $33 MTTs and $33-$55 SnGs I play so downswings of $1000 are going to happen. Fortunately funding this variance isn't a problem and I track every cent or penny in and out. I've only deposited $500 in the last year like this while withdrawing about $5k. In total it's about $2000 in and $16500 out. [/QUOTE]
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