What is the most efficient small bankroll Game in Holdem?

[Vini-Gee]

With what Game Mode you can technically earn Money the Most efficient way, while playing Low buy in games?
Is it tourneys? The time consumption of e.g. 1$ tourneys is very high imo.

 

[hardongear]

I think this will differ for each player them shelves....

For me it's double tabling full-ring starting with $50@2nl, then when I reach $150-$200 moving to 5nl and than @ $500 10nl during the week. While switching to longer blind level(10+ min) $5+ MTT's on the weekends. This why I find I can majority of the weeks at least grow my bankroll slowly as I usually don't do terrible at both formats in the same week. Overall I make more money from cash than MTT's but when I do get a good MTT hit(final or win) my bankroll grow by a big margin all at once.

Full-ring cash and longer blind MTT's also reduce variance and luck as much as possible which is easier mentally. Poker has enough variance without playing turbos and fast games/formats.

Cheers!!!

 

[dompoker]

In my opinion, it would be the low income: from 25c, 50c, to $1, you spend less, if you were to lose.

 

[bodil19982]

Playing with medium stacks and a small number of entries

 

[andron205]

888 Poker has one-cent satellites that can be used to play $55 tournaments

 

[TCeNTuRioN]

freerolls and super micro 0.1 to 0.49 cents and lot patience!!! gl !

 

[Reddog888]

You can start with freeroll tournaments without needing any bankroll at all.

 

[kunkgreen]

This will depend on several factors.

What is your starting bankroll? What type of games are you most familiar with? How much time do you have available for games?

Although I play sporadic cash games, I prefer to build my bankroll with tournament games. It might seem a little slower, but it's certainly safer for management.

I usually have at least 100 times the buy-in I want to play, and when I start from scratch I play freerolls until I accumulate a minimum of $100.

When I pass the first $100, I tend to play more games instead of immediately increasing the buy-in.

Many methods can work for you, but it all depends on your availability!

 

[ninocabral]

what I advise you to do since you are going to play a 1 dollar tournament or play the 0.55 tournaments too, and if you don't want to play long tournaments and just play the turbos and hypers

 

[Baco]

For a small bankroll, cash games are usually the most efficient way to grow steadily. Low-stakes NL cash has lower variance, you can leave anytime, and bankroll management is much simpler compared to tournaments.

Micro-stakes tournaments can be fun, but as you said, they’re very time-consuming and high variance. You might play for hours without a meaningful return, even if you’re playing well.

Sit & Go’s or small field tournaments can be a middle ground, but overall, if the goal is efficiency and consistency with a small bankroll, low-stakes cash games are generally the best option.

 

[DarkSage]

Its to play only freerolls KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
That way you just CAN'T miss! <3

 

[burba]

I play a lot of freerolls (every one I don't miss) and micro-stakes cash games mainly to earn free tournament tickets.
A great way to grow your bankroll is also by getting free tickets for bigger tournaments from streamers.

 

[KLEBE7]

In my opinion play satellites and freerolls

 

[CaioRJ]

NL2 is the worst choice you can make, people play like crazy, even the professionals have difficulty.

 

[anbu210]

For a small bankroll, low-stakes MTTs and Sit & Go tournaments are usually the most efficient.

They have small buy-ins but offer the chance for bigger returns.
Freerolls are also great for building a bankroll with no risk.
Cash games can be steady, but swings can be harder with a small bankroll.

Good bankroll management is the key whichever format you choose.

 

[flabilim]

O Tournaments that are freerolls and satellites have zero cost.