bankroll up

[ODRAGD3]

What game style and stakes do you think are good for building a bankroll?
Tournaments (KO, Mystery Bounty, Guaranteed)
Spin & Go $0.25 or $1
Regular tables 0.02bb or 0.10bb
Heads-up
Which of these modes do you think is best for building a bankroll of $10-$50?

 

[Phoenix Wright]

I don't know either, but curious to hear what others say. I'd probably begin with freerolls and microstakes online, or cash games in-person and slowly move up in stakes when your bankroll allows you to safely do so.

 

[stampide]

I think more better way to build bankroll is play in a freerolls

 

[Prem]

If you’re starting with a bankroll of $10–$50, the most important thing is variance control and proper bankroll management. Spin & Go and heads-up games can be very volatile, so your bankroll can disappear quickly if you run bad.
For a small bankroll, low-stakes regular tables (like 0.02bb) or small buy-in tournaments usually give better longevity and learning opportunities. Tournaments can build a bankroll with a good run, but cash games help you control risk and improve fundamentals over time.
In my opinion, starting with micro-stakes cash tables and occasionally mixing in small tournaments is the safest way to grow a small bankroll.

 

[podoloboq]

Holdem, NL, Zoom, $0.01-$0.02)

 

[LUKADONCICMVP]

50$ just sit on 2cents table 4 tables zoom and run it up easy.

 

[bazza155]

Only play games you like (unless they are freerolls) do not chase money in games you do not like or are not that good at. As your bankroll is between $10-$50 play microstakes and freerolls until it grows and then move up the levels BUT MOVE BACK DOWN when you hit a downturn and start losing.

 

[WrongUsername]

cash games is the way to go