I am going to start a new bankroll soon, playing micro ring games. Working with $30.00 + I am attempting proper bankroll management with around that amount. See how far I go, hopefully sky high with patience & determination.
After going busto last few times ( I count 4-6 ), not having a bankroll to play with makes you think & think. Fortunately I have done all my thinking at 2+2. So starting a proper bankroll from my understanding is always having 20+ x the buy in amount, at each blind level, so you may handle down swings. If your bankroll cannot support the current level, you should not be playing. I suppose when you are beginning the bankroll around $20 + theres little you can do about playing 2NL.
.01/.02 - 2NL - $40.00
.02/.05 - 5NL - $100.00
.05/.10 - 10NL - $200.00
.10/.25 - 25NL - $500.00
Mostly my mistakes in the past was short-stacking ( minimum buy-in ) , playing in blinds that my bankroll cannot handle, such as only having $50.00-$100.00 & playing in 50NL. Now I will practice better bankroll management, and deep-stacking. Many people over 2+2 put my head in the right path, I am grateful for this, I do not want to be the one that always donates, and learns the hard way.
An awesome guy told me I was the impatient type, which I know is true, he led me to think I should set certain goals at each blind level, so I feel accomplished, and I am not wasting my time. The feeling of watching your account $$ decrease is worse then blue-balls. I usually feel like commiting homicide (luckily it's online), maybe I should seek other help.
Later hopefully with a nice $40-50 + jump start I'll feel closer to 5NL
Once I start with 2NL - I will most likely 2-4 table on either PokerStars or Full-Tilt, because of the game selection, and rakeback is not that important when I am playing 2-5NL
I will make in between 8 and 10 buy ins - $16.00-$20.00 (playing 2NL) deep-stacking
I really would like to thank everyone over at 2+2 you guys are the best
After going busto last few times ( I count 4-6 ), not having a bankroll to play with makes you think & think. Fortunately I have done all my thinking at 2+2. So starting a proper bankroll from my understanding is always having 20+ x the buy in amount, at each blind level, so you may handle down swings. If your bankroll cannot support the current level, you should not be playing. I suppose when you are beginning the bankroll around $20 + theres little you can do about playing 2NL.
.01/.02 - 2NL - $40.00
.02/.05 - 5NL - $100.00
.05/.10 - 10NL - $200.00
.10/.25 - 25NL - $500.00
Mostly my mistakes in the past was short-stacking ( minimum buy-in ) , playing in blinds that my bankroll cannot handle, such as only having $50.00-$100.00 & playing in 50NL. Now I will practice better bankroll management, and deep-stacking. Many people over 2+2 put my head in the right path, I am grateful for this, I do not want to be the one that always donates, and learns the hard way.
An awesome guy told me I was the impatient type, which I know is true, he led me to think I should set certain goals at each blind level, so I feel accomplished, and I am not wasting my time. The feeling of watching your account $$ decrease is worse then blue-balls. I usually feel like commiting homicide (luckily it's online), maybe I should seek other help.
Later hopefully with a nice $40-50 + jump start I'll feel closer to 5NL
Once I start with 2NL - I will most likely 2-4 table on either PokerStars or Full-Tilt, because of the game selection, and rakeback is not that important when I am playing 2-5NL
I will make in between 8 and 10 buy ins - $16.00-$20.00 (playing 2NL) deep-stacking
I really would like to thank everyone over at 2+2 you guys are the best
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