Bankroll Management Strategy For Cash Games and For Each Stake. use as please

use it as please, been messing around with some ideas thoughts on it and think its a good way of managing poker bankroll personally and how im am currently doing going forward so far so good...., obviously though depends if your even winning first of all in he games line ups you are playing in, means naught if not.... and is just budget/recreational loss management (like if you were to stake the same on roulette each bet longterm you lose unless very lucky and run hot for your whole life... probably happens for some not like lucks evenly displaced) any way Bankroll management listed below, good luck unless playing me obviously ha

Texas Holdem Bankroll Management - if a pretty tight postflop player (preflop dont think how play makes too much difference other than if your frequently 3betting and inflating bloating pots with relatively wide ranges that will drive your standard deviation up) e.g. using lot of pot control lines pre and post actually etc avoid marginally profitable or odd breakeven spots (marginal loser with rake taken into account) play a small ball sort of game not an overly polarized game, odd big bluff but in prime spots, dont tend to like to get stacks flying and back and forth or playing for stacks with marginal hands aka a postflop tag, so standard deviation should be lower

4nl
36

5nl
9buyins / bit pointless lol but 8buyins move down ha
40-45

10nl
13buyins / 11buyins move down
110-130

20nl
15buyins / 13buyins move down
260-300

25nl
15buyins / 13 buyins move down
325-375

30nl
17buyins / 15buyins move down
450-510

50nl
17buyins / 15 buyins move down
750-850

100nl
19buyins / 16buyins move down
1600-1900

200nl
22buyins / 19buyins move down
3800-4400

300nl
25buyins / 21buyins move down
6300-7500

400nl
25buyins / 21buyins move down
8400-10000

500nl
25buyins / 21 buyins move down
10500-12500

1knl
30buyins / 25buyins move down

PotLimitOmahaBRM again if a postflop tag (but also opposite BRM if in TexasHoldem your not a nitty player postflop and your happy to play lotta marginal spots, kinda along the same vein as omaha in a sense, also probably good for texas holdem live games where i think standard deviation (so short term variance) may be larger if lot of multi way pots large raises pre changing the stack to pot ratio and in turn how certain strength of hands should be played at those depths)

4nl
22buyins
88

5pl
22buyins / 19buyins move down
95-110

10pl
32buyins / 27buyins move down
270-320

20pl
39buyins / 33buyins move down
660-780

25plo
39buyins / 33buyins move down
825-975

30plo
43buyins / 36buyins move down
1080-1290

50plo
43buyins / 36buyins move down
1800-2150

100plo
48buyins / 40buyins move down
4000-4800

200plo
55buyins / 46buyins move down
9200-11000

300plo
64buyins / 54buyins move down
16200-19200

400plo
64buyins / 54buyins move down
21600-25600

500plo
64buyins / 54buyins move down
27000-32000

1kplo
77buyins / 65buyins move down
65000-77000

BRM if your just a Maniac getting stacks in on the regular with marginal stuff as well as strong stuff big bluffs take more gambles than most etc wide ranges and just likes to ride them waves and swings both the positive and negative kind

4nl
44buyins
176

5nl
44buyins/ 37buyins move down
185-220

10nl
66buyins / 55buyins move down
660

20nl
80buyins / 67buyins move down
1340-1600

25nl
80buyins / 67buyins move down
1675-2000

30nl
88buyins / 74buyins move down
2220-2640

50nl
88buyins / 74buyins move down
3700-4400

100nl
99buyins / 83buyins move down
8300-9900

200nl
114buyins / 95buyins move down
19000-22800

300nl
132buyins / 110buyins move down
33000-39600

400nl
132buyins / 110buyins move down
44000-52800

500nl
132buyins / 110buyins move down
55000-66000

1kl
159buyins / 133buyins move down
133000-159000

hopefully someone appreciates this ha finds some sort of use for it lol actually took while to write up ha

think the ability to jump about stakes means you should not be conservative in your brm until/if you get to the the high stake games

I’d say that’s a pretty good table I definitely appreciate seeing it. I use something similar to that myself for my bankroll management i just don’t see the point in having a 40+ buy in roll for lower stakes the way I see it 10 buy ins for your current stake and another 10 for the stake below you incase you have to move back down is plenty. It may only be me that thinks like this but I’d rather move up and down stakes quicker as that way you play against better players and improve your skill faster

I think it depends a lot on the type of tourneys you are playing. If you are playing 4$ MTTs, 9 buy-ins won't take you very far unless you are lucky enough to get a big result in the first ones. I wouldn't be comfortable unless I had at least 50+ buy-ins of whatever tourney I'm playing

Sorry I should of added I use a similar bank roll for cash games so chances of going bust at less

Its always good to see something about bankroll management!

Way to many people dont have any bankroll management, and that only
leads to frustration, fear of playing correct, tiliting when loosing to a cooler
and eventually going broke and have to depoit again.

You did a good job there, and when people get the hang of their own
bankroll management they can adjust how they please

I would say your br requirements are too low assuming you never want to go broke.

I would recommend 30 - 100 for any level even 0.01/0.02 these days.

I think the 30 Buy in number was the one given in Supersystem , which was published decades ago. Skill levels have gone up a lot particularly online and I think many players will go bust with 30-50 buyins nowadays.