how to divide out your tourney winnings bankroll/withdraw

hey i was wondering how do you guys divide your money out when you get a big score, does it depend on how you feel or need the money?
do you use a percent system where you withdraw some of the money in a tourney score?
this really intrigues me because i myself don't have a set system of using tourney winnings for bankroll or withdrawal, i am wondering if some people do, and if it might be a good idea to do so

I havent given that much thought , My money just sits their =P
Im going to withraw when I win a certain amount of money (a goal I set myself)
and after that ill just keep playing =)
I mostly play freerolls and very low buyin MTT's so I dont have to worry about bank managment for now =)

Airburn said:

I havent given that much thought , My money just sits their =P
Im going to withraw when I win a certain amount of money (a goal I set myself)
and after that ill just keep playing =)
I mostly play freerolls and very low buyin MTT's so I dont have to worry about bank managment for now =)

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I'm a Freeroll and Micro Player myself. To try and answer the question, when I get around $375, I draw out around $280 or so. I guess for me it's somewhere around draw out 75% of bankroll and leave the other 25%...Take care

What a nice problem to have lol. Hmmm how much money should I withdraw. Some players don't get to withdraw lol!

But yea it would be good to have some sorta system where you take out maybe 50% of your winnings at the end of every month.

It depends on what you want to do with it. If you want to move up to higher buy in games, obviously you would put most of your winnings (if not all) into your bankroll. Some people cash most or all of it out and don't change the type of games they play.

When I had my Camaro I would take out what I needed to buy an upgrade... now that my baby has gone to rest, I buy upgrades for the house.

My wife always has her hand out when I win something worth telling her... I just laugh and tell her to wait her turn.