mbrenneman0
Legend
Silver Level
bankroll depends on how much risk youre willing to take. And if youre a long term winning player or not. If youre not a winning player then your bank roll wouldnt matter because you would lose it anyway. Generally bank roll management tries to allow for less than 5% chance of busting your roll over a certain sample. Thats where the 20 buy ins comes from. If youre willing to take a higher risk of busting your roll then you can play a shorter bankroll. I forget what the math is but i think its exponentially higher chance of losing your bankroll as your roll gets shorter.
If the money is disposable to you, go for it. But understand youre more likely to lose the money than not in the long run if you are only playing with 5 buy ins.
To me, i like to use my imagination to help me with risk management, like this: imagine you go plsy tomorrow, and you just hit a bad run of cards and lose all 5 buy ins, how would you feel? What about losing half of your roll on the session? If either of those to scenarios would upset you significantly than you need to reevaluate your risk management
If the money is disposable to you, go for it. But understand youre more likely to lose the money than not in the long run if you are only playing with 5 buy ins.
To me, i like to use my imagination to help me with risk management, like this: imagine you go plsy tomorrow, and you just hit a bad run of cards and lose all 5 buy ins, how would you feel? What about losing half of your roll on the session? If either of those to scenarios would upset you significantly than you need to reevaluate your risk management
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