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davidshoval
Enthusiast
Silver Level
SavagePenguin
Put the win in penguin
Bronze Level
The skill difference between $1 & $2 games isn't that big (if there is any). Assuming you can keep winning at the $2.25 games, do those and save yourself the nickle per game.
Should your bankroll drop to $25 or $30, drop down to $1.25.
Should your bankroll drop to $25 or $30, drop down to $1.25.
cardplayer52
Cardschat Elite
Silver Level
I would try to skip the $1.25's altogether. You might try to have a certain amount of buyins for each level. I would say somewhere between 20-50 depending on your ROI%. But if you are willing to jump down as soon as you drop to a certain amount then go ahead and use 20 buyins for each level. So if you drop below $45 then its time to move down.
Arjonius
Legend
Silver Level
Your bankroll includes all the money you are willing to use to play poker, no matter where it's located. That includes money in your bank or pocket. Use the total when you figure out the level you're bankrolled to play at. If you just use the money you have on each site, then you can end up with rather ridiculous differences where you have to play far different levels on different sites even though you're the same player and the opponents are roughly the same across sites.
NBA2K10ROCKETS
Rock Star
Silver Level
i think you have a better chance of increasing your bankroll by playing in cash game tables instead of sit and go's trust me because i raised my bankroll from 10 dollars to 1100 in one week if you want i can give you some tips.
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bartonjoel
Rising Star
Bronze Level
this is a good point. if you only deposit $100 but are willing to deposit more if the cards run bad then play the higher limits. You dont have to stay at the $1 MTT (1% rule) because your bankroll is actually higher than $100.
Wish there was a way to transfer money between stars and tilt.
Good luck at the tables.
