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Message: [QUOTE="OneMoreBust, post: 431840, member: 13142"] SNG bankroll management can be fairly straight forward. And it is always tempting to move up levels. (especially as the 5 vs 10 vs 20 skill level is fairly similar on most sites) I think the bankroll for SNG people varies, but assuming you've been at it a while and feel comfortable, I would say 30 buy in's is enough that it can support a bad streak (15 losses without money would be extreme). The confusing part here is what to do when multiple tabling.... some people will say 3 tabling $5 is the same as playing 1 $15 table, so you are at 30 x 15 = $450 is where your bankroll should be to play comfortably.... I think that is incorrect, as long as you keep your cool, you can knock out in 2 of those and still get first in the other. If you start doing badly 3 tabling, move back to one table until you are stable again. So that being said, $400 = 80 buy ins for a $5 SNG, more than enough At that point I would move up to $10 SNG and have 40 buy ins, a comfortable padding. $20 sng that 400 is only 20 buy ins, Id wait a bit until you are beating $10 regularly and move up. The big mistake was jumping to the 55 and risking 1/7th of your roll on taking a "shot". It is very likely you can beat the $55 tables, but by risking so much and chancing playing scared, it is a bad move, but you already know that :). But hey, the adrenaline rush is fun! :) I think you know what to do... grind your losses back, and once you get on a roll again and are up a good amount, feel free to move up ONE level at a time.. stay at that level until you have at least 30 buy ins for the next level, preferabbly 40-50 since there may be a learning curve. GL and have fun! PS I was math lazy, 5 10 20 usually means $6, $11, $22, so 30 buy ins for $11 would be $330, etc. [/QUOTE]

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