What is correct br??

#1 17th April 2007, 1:39 AM

What would be the correct br to triple tble 16$ 18 turbos. Ive been doing it and have had some success but i know i will go cold at some point and want to know what kind of br i need to ride tht time out

#2 17th April 2007, 1:47 AM

bout $250 or $300

#3 17th April 2007, 1:53 AM

Here is some Bankroll Charts From ChuckTs, or it might have been AlonIsper.

#4 17th April 2007, 1:56 AM

tht chart doesnt cover sngs as i know some mebers are axctive at this buy in was wondering what their experiance has been

#5 17th April 2007, 2:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Stefanicov

tht chart doesnt cover sngs as i know some mebers are axctive at this buy in was wondering what their experiance has been

Duh, yeah Stef I guess the SNGo's aren't on there.

My opinion would be 20-30 times buy in for that though. So you are at $16.

$16 X 20= $320
$16 X 30= $480

So I guess somewhere between $320 and $480.

#6 17th April 2007, 2:31 AM

I would want to have about 50 buy ins-- so $800; but I'm risk adverse.

#7 17th April 2007, 4:46 AM

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Originally Posted by aliengenius

I would want to have about 50 buy ins-- so $800; but I'm risk adverse.

Just to edit: I've gone through some swings of six buy ins (three table-ing) , and this br would comfortably make the swings only around 10% of my total br. You could essentially be assured that you were not stressing about any br fluctuation/variance, and thus be a lot more certain that it was not effecting your play, and/or leading to some kind of downward tilt spiral.

I think you would start to feel the pain a bit, even if subconsciously, if you lost 6x buy-in and your br was only 20x-30x buy-in- (that's a fairly big percentage).... at least I know I felt that way....

#8 17th April 2007, 3:15 PM

My Bankroll currently stands at 488 on pokerstars and in the game i have a current roi% of 129% would this be ok for now whilst i build it up a bit more to get a complete variance proof roll

#9 17th April 2007, 3:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stefanicov

What would be the correct br to triple tble 16$ 18 turbos. Ive been doing it and have had some success but i know i will go cold at some point and want to know what kind of br i need to ride tht time out

Important part hightlighted. Not ideal but neither is it unusual to go a 10-20 game losing streak. How would you feel about losing $200 of your BR over the space of a few days ? If you say fine, then you have an adquete bankroll, if not move down.

#10 17th April 2007, 3:21 PM

im fine with tht coz i got another part of my br in full tilt so if i did go tht cold i would deposit to leave my roll ok on stars

#11 17th April 2007, 3:22 PM

can someone put up a sit and go chart please/

#12 17th April 2007, 3:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stefanicov

im fine with tht coz i got another part of my br in full tilt so if i did go tht cold i would deposit to leave my roll ok on stars

Your good so Stefan Answer to the question for me at least would be a BR of $1,000

#13 17th April 2007, 3:24 PM

gotta win 150 and im cool thn hehe

#14 17th April 2007, 3:58 PM

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Originally Posted by pokerrqueenn

can someone put up a sit and go chart please/

Based on the not playing more than 5% of your BR at once rule for sit and go's. Realistically this chart is very flexible especially at the lower limits. Personally when I was playing a large volume of sit and go tournaments a few months back I was working on a 3% rule.

Example chart below,3-tabling $11 buy-ins would require $660. Im cautious though when it comes to my poker monies.

#15 17th April 2007, 6:31 PM

Very Nice Chart Tenbob. Well done.

#16 18th April 2007, 12:57 AM

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Originally Posted by tenbob

Im cautious though when it comes to my poker monies.

Which is why we put 3/4 of his BR in play on a ring game....well, ok, it was an engagement ring game.

Nevermind, continue on with the discussion.

#17 18th April 2007, 12:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Jack Daniels

Which is why we put 3/4 of his BR in play on a ring game....well, ok, it was an engagement ring game.

Nevermind, continue on with the discussion.

lol. same difference.

#18 18th April 2007, 1:02 AM

i would want at least 750

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