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Where's the interest in BRM? Pun intended
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[QUOTE="2ofdakind, post: 1612338, member: 66492"] Am I the only one who thinks it's silly to keep all your poker earnings locked up on a website that doesn't give you anything for keeping it there. I divide my poker bankroll into 2 sections: 1./ Active playable bankroll and 2./ Dormant bankroll My active roll is obviously what remains on pokerstars but the dormant roll goes into a savings account at my bank and actually earns interest. With so many easy transfer options from banks on pokerstars and how fast it transfers makes it a no brainer to split it up like this. I typically have about 10 % of my total br active which also helps me to curb the bad habit of buying into a higher buyin due to the extra funds active. Any thoughts? anybody else practice brm this way? [/QUOTE]
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