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when should you drop down in levels using bankroll management?
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[QUOTE="dwolfg, post: 1620360, member: 17060"] When you drop to below 20 buy ins. Yes it will slow your br growth rate but dropping down also slows your br growth rate. The whole point of bankroll management is not to rocket up the stakes level, but to prevent variance from taking your whole roll. And if you go back and re-read Chris' column, 20 buy ins is the MINIMUM number of a buy ins you should have to play at a certain level. If you only have 20 buy ins and lose 1 buy in, according to brm rules you should immediately drop down after just 1 buy in, whether you lost it through bad luck or bad play. [/QUOTE]
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