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what to do if bankroll decreases by 70%
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[QUOTE="Mati532, post: 5957146, member: 440630"] Hello good day. The post is interesting, particularly my bank I started playing Freerolls, then once my bank was built I started in NL2. I have had several bad as well as good weeks, I believe that perseverance and study is essential so as not to fall into despair and thus lose everything. Study is essential and having a clear conscience as well. In my particular case, playing at NL2 (cash tables) there are quite a few recreational players who love to throw their money, you just have to wait for the hand ... I don't know if it happened to someone and plays this type of Cash. Now once you have a decent bench the idea is to follow NL5 and so on. This topic is still interesting, and we hope to read new anecdotes about it. Greetings! :):) [/QUOTE]
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