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Caryn
Enthusiast
Silver Level
I know all things "etiquette" are a matter of personal opinion, but I'm looking for a general poll on this because I haven't seen anyone else do this and I don't want to be doing anything considered rude.
Since I'm working on building a bankroll from scratch, I shoot for a personal goal at tables. I buy in with $200, but won't let my stack go under $100. If I'm at a cold table (crap cards, muscle table, etc.) then I'll pull $100 out and put it back in the rack. (After another round of the button, I'll go on the list for a different table.)
On the other hand, if I'm at a great table (AKA-- getting lucky) I'll pull out my initial buy in as soon as I've hit 50% profit. Then every round of the button I'll pull another $50 and store it in the rack.
In other words, I'm pulling money out to protect it from a bad play. Not *immediately* after winning, but before I make a habit of doing that I'm curious if that's considered poor table manners or smart strategy?
Since I'm working on building a bankroll from scratch, I shoot for a personal goal at tables. I buy in with $200, but won't let my stack go under $100. If I'm at a cold table (crap cards, muscle table, etc.) then I'll pull $100 out and put it back in the rack. (After another round of the button, I'll go on the list for a different table.)
On the other hand, if I'm at a great table (AKA-- getting lucky) I'll pull out my initial buy in as soon as I've hit 50% profit. Then every round of the button I'll pull another $50 and store it in the rack.
In other words, I'm pulling money out to protect it from a bad play. Not *immediately* after winning, but before I make a habit of doing that I'm curious if that's considered poor table manners or smart strategy?