Help Me Manage My Bankroll

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Henreiman

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Recently I freerolled up to about 250$, and ever since I have been up and down between 200-300. Currently I have 225$, and am on a TERRIBLE streak of beats. Like a ridiculous, can't hold with any hand, losing AA vs A/rag, getting 5%erd in critical moments, streak. But I know that if I can manage my bankroll I'll get through the variance.

Now I am aware of the general rules, although I wouldn't mind if someone would state them in specific amounts. What I do want to know is this:

What stakes should I be playing for cash tables, and should I be short-stacking or what?

What stakes sit n gos should I be playing for 6 man, super turbos, and in general?

What stakes MTTs should I be playing for super turbos, rebuys, and in general?

Thanks!
 
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If I were you, I'd be playing 5nl, $5 SnG, or $2 HUSnGs. Much lower and I'd be doing $2 SnGs. I like a pretty deep cushion when I'm running bad. You should play whichever one you're winning the most or losing the least at. I find that I'm usually better at one of those three, and it changes from time to time, probably due to subtle shifts in how I play that I'm not good enough to notice yet.

I'm no help on turbos, super turbos, or MTTs. I don't enjoy the turbos and the MTTs just take too long.

RF
 
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What you're experiencing is called poker. It's a game. Enjoy it.

As to BRM, just search the forum and you find 1.34 million post on it. 3 of them are good. You'll figure out which 3 eventually.
 
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* 5% of bankroll for cash games
* 2% of bankroll for Mtt's / Sng's
 
Dogfish44

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Jesus says...

Try checking out Chris Fergusons video in the Full-Tilt academy lessons, I found this to be most informative, I believe that Phil Gordon also has a vid regarding this subject. Both have their own arguments but both worth a look.
 
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