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[QUOTE="Zer0-0uts, post: 4739239, member: 160365"]
[b]I don't[/b]

Honestly I do not make enough money for a poker bankroll, nor am I good enough to need one.  My poker bank roll consists of getting a good enough check on payday to where I can afford a buy in.  When this happens I go to my local card house and I buy in.  If I win, I take my profit off the table and cash out.  I keep my initial buy in as un-cashed chips.  This way I pocket my profit and I can sit down again in the future.  If I sit down again and I win, I do the same thing.  If I lose it, then at least I played two sessions and I took some money off the table at some point.  I find that for a poor amateur player such as myself this method really works for me.  It allows me to play when I can.  It allows me to occasionally see a little extra money, and I can afford to lose what I lose when I lose it. I will never ever be able to afford to have an adequate bankroll set aside just for poker if I am forced to start with a playable bankroll.  I am however starting to budget my monthly income to give me about $300 a month just to play with.  Perhaps if I work hard enough I can build that bankroll like that.

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