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When do you decide it's time to give up?
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[QUOTE="rafbam, post: 4281271, member: 316837"] look online for "[B]Bankroll management[/B]"; there are a lot of good videos and tuturials availeble. Here a small sumary: 1 tournaments: You are most likely to lose in a tournament, so you should only invest 1% off youre bankroll money in tournaments. 2 sit and go: here you can spent up to 10% off youre money, but the most important trick is[U] to stop in time![/U] The most used strategy is to stop at (at least) 5 times youre input. (eg: you have 100$ in youre bankroll; so you can play for 10$ (take sit and go tables where you can pay max 10$) and if you have more then 50$ in that game you stop and stand up (you can join another table if you want for again 10% of youre bankroll) this way you are less likly to go bankrupt as fast as now, and if you get more and more experiance, you will see that youre bankroll starts to grow. A few downsides to this way of playing: if you get a bit low you most play for more then youre 1% ore 10% and the system doesn't hold enymore; and you have to get a good starting amount (100$ or more) and if it goes up, it will do so slowly. But remember, better to grow slowly then to lose fast! greetings Raf [/QUOTE]
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