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[QUOTE="PapaC, post: 3753721, member: 109881"] 3) I have £5,000 disposal income that I will use as my bankroll, initially. I have a little understanding of BRM but I know I need to look into this further. Well kiddk88 you say you have that $5000 to work with. You also said you will start in the low micro level. For me , the low level could be 2nl, 5nl, 10nl, and 25nl, or even 50nl. My friendm don't get out there to deep. Play some of these low levels and test your experience first. Bankroll management is a have to learn unless you plan to lose a little here and there without the understanding of what to do to hang onto your BR when things just don't go good. When your BR goes down, and I don't mean a lose of $1000, you have to move down with it, and I don't care if that has to be down to 2nl. But you can go up with your BR too. But kidd, I would like for you to start at a low level, and test what you know. But that's no for me to tell you. We all learn our own way. I learned the hard way and I lost a lot of money before I joined Cardschat and being serious about learning from good players. Just let us know how you are doing. [/QUOTE]
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