Which buy in is better?

Hey guys,
What do you think is the perfect buy-in/ stakes for a bankroll of $30???
And also for a bankroll of $65??

Please let me know.

Regards,
Nikka18.

For 30$ i would recomend 0.25$ 45 or 90 man sng, although it's a bit on the risky side. Also, you can play 9man 0,5$ sngs. For 65$, you can easily play 2$ buy in cashgames.

If you are playing on ACR maniac monday $1,000 guaranteed for $0.50. Personally i'd just play 2NL HU or just jam the money into tournaments with $0.22 per $1,000 dollars guaranteed. Whatever you do don't go into a cash game with all of it.

Nikka18 said:

Hey guys,
What do you think is the perfect buy-in/ stakes for a bankroll of $30???
And also for a bankroll of $65??

Please let me know.

Regards,
Nikka18.

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What room do you play?

i think that perfect buy-inn for 30 dollars is 15 cents, but in general 25 cents is good for 45 dollars. agree with the comments above

Are you referring to MTT, Multi table SNG, or Single table SNG?

If you are a losing player $30 is not enough for any game... well $1 million is not enough either... you will run out.

I would say somewhere in to 0.50 or less range for Single table. I fell like having 50 but ins is a nice start and work until you have 100 and then move up. If you lose say $10 then move down.

5$ Buy-in

I think you gotta go with 5 bucks buy-ins... Keep it up

With $30 I'd stay away from MTT's. if you want to have a good chance of seeing it grow. and play only the cheapest sitngos. anything below $1 dolar, but mainly would recommend to play cash games NL2. With $65 you could try your luck at 0.50 MTTs, and 1 dollar sitngos. in my opinion

Read about bankroll management, it says everything...

for baginner is small buy ins between 0.01 - 5 $

I would play 1 dollars tournaments with 30 and 2 dollar tournaments with 65
Good luck

In accordance with the rules of bankroll management, for $ 30 - your buy-in should be 0.2 ... $ 0.3. If the buy-in is more, then you will hardly feel comfortable, which will not lead to success.

For bankroll 65$ - buy-in will be 0.4...0.65$.