Do you control your game limits? No? Yes? If you control it, tell me how you did it.




Personally, I am still struggling to control my bank.

Originally Posted by Helvec

Do you control your game limits? No? Yes? If you control it, tell me how you did it.




Personally, I am still struggling to control my bank.

I allways control my bankroll. Only one time, at the begining of my amateur poker carreer, I lost all my deposit BR, that was $10 + $10 doubled by PS.
To avoid this, I play a lot of freerolls and I allways play games payed that had a buy in that represent 2%/1% or less of my bankroll.
For exemple, if I have $50 bankroll, I can play buy in games of $1 or $0,5 and when the bankroll decreases due to downsing, i regrete the amount putted in play, or just halt payed games and play only freerolls for a while.
It allways work for me.

Bankroll management is an integral part of a successful game. I try to be a disciplinarian and always stick to my money management system. I never spend more than 3% of my bankroll.

learning how to control your bankroll is just as important as learning about game strategies

As Cadoaraj mentioned, I would go for freerolls and the cheapest tournaments.

What I do is try to Play every freeroll available, Play 1-2x per day Micro stakes cashgames with min. buyin (usually 0.80$) and try to make a small win here and there. If I reach 1.60$, I usually quit the game with a smile. What I learned is, you Need to know when to quit. I once had such a streak and lost everything in this cash game again. From this Moment onwards, I knew I had to learn when to quit, even with smaller wins.

Very simple. I just do not buyin for more than 1/100 of my bankroll in MTT and never play more than 2 MTTs per day. Discipline is important in poker.

Hello, personally it is the most difficult thing for me to control in poker. Play at my limits, since a bad streak at high limits we can lose everything in a very short time. I am reading enough to be able to control this. I hope you have improved in this time haha

banking management is fundamental in poker, and it is simple, do not make buy ins exceeding your limits, there is not much logic, simply respect the limits of your bank to continue progressing

IMO the best approach is to stick to one game type and buy-in with proper BM rules (like 100 buy-ins for mtt sng's) and just dont look at the cashier. You can do it like weekly/monthly - your choice. It takes of the pressure and gives you a piece of mind, at least for me.

Yes, I play the levels that make me the winner first, until I am well prepared to go to the next level. You always have to be persevering and not frustrate when bad days of losing in poker come, so please calm down, close your session, study a lot and rest, and then, the next day, start again.

Quite simple really. You play the limits based on your bankroll (and skill if moving up). You need to set X number of buyins and if you drop below that, you move down. Get back above and you move up, again only to the point your skill is still good.

You must have a bank control, stable and logic, because you must not spend more than you can afford. You must have limits in your games and understand when to start and when to stop your game. Only then you will have profit from your games!

Originally Posted by Helvec

Do you control your game limits? No? Yes? If you control it, tell me how you did it.




Personally, I am still struggling to control my bank.

Be lying if said was not struggling myself occasionally self control and mental game is one of the hardest things in poker.
I control my bankroll/liferoll to me its same thing by leaving it in 20 different places,
Pension funds,savings bricks and mortar banks with no card access is where I leave 95%
of it so I can not gamble with it.
Then lets say gambling roll budget for year is $5200 stop loss 10-15% salary depending overtime worked xmas bonus ect will leave it in many different places preferably payment processors like Visa current account mainly,bitcoin,paypal,neteller,and Ecopayz leave money on most of them when roll reaches $5700 then $500 goes in deposit envelope to that no access bricks and mortar place.
I also try will emphasize try to keep individual rolls on 10 poker sites and practice good BRM by taking advantage of sites special deposit offers,overlays and freerolling fanatically even if other tables are open playing $100+ buy ins simultaneously.
But also I do not beat myself up over busting those small rolls as once it leaves the payment processor and lands on the poker site it is not counted properly - to me until withdrawn + to me as the swings can be huge and fluctuate wildly.
Am trying to make small improvements to my knowledge and strategy with the help of other members wisdom by documenting my 2020 poker struggle mad mod position thread as I am far from perfect and human error happens.
Admitting you have an issue is great so now you can work on a plan my advice would be to not let the swings of one bankroll on one site effect you too much emotionally or mentally and focus on a long term 1 to 5 year strategy with your game look after the big stuff first small stuff then will take care of itself.
At same time play your best game every day pace yourself and quit when your tired up down or break even.
Most important advice I could give is never keep a big percentage or your entire roll in one place at risk for long some days I lose 5 times in a row calling preflop shoves with aces good luck. .

Thank you very much for sharing your experiences with me. I am struggling to control my bank. I know I will, but it will take time. I know that it is a fundamental point in any poker player.

I am not a professional in poker, but not the worst player !!! I know for sure that I have big problems with managing a bankroll !!!

Hi mate.Yes,with a good bankroll management and playing many freerolls..You will always have a healthy bankroll !

i never control game limits

there is a bankroll management strategy, if you stick to it, there is an option not to lose.



2.2-5.5-11-22-27-55-82-109-215 from ps mtt (min 30BI)

One of my biggest issues is managing my bankroll. I've turned a little bit a money to a large amount of money numerous times, but in the end I always find a way to dump it all off. Most of the time it's due to tilt or trying to grow my bankroll too quickly. One thing I've used in the past is when I'm at a table with my buy in when I double up and cash out and go to another table and buy in for the minimum and continue doing the same. It helps to build up my bankroll quickly. My issue is when I build up that bankroll I go and play higher stakes and usually play with my entire bankroll. I need more discipline.

Hi. in these days of quarantine it is more difficult to control your Banck. because you play more. I tell you what I do. I play tournaments low buy in of $ 0.50 to $ 1.10 and with that regulo my Banck. spinefoot any follow if I do not tell you until tomorrow

100% because I do not charge balance out there, I do it through virtual loads!

I think that before learning all the tools that the game provides, the main ones outside the game are mindset and bankrool control. Every beginner wants to earn money fast and forgets that the profit in poker comes with volume and in the long run, and they end up playing tournaments more expensive than it should be to try to earn money fast. I think that if you play SNG I believe that 100 buy ins is enough to play comfortably, as long as it is not turbo and rebuy. Now for MTT as there is a lot of variance and you will lose a lot more, I prefer to play with a minimum of 300 buy ins to feel comfortable.

Originally Posted by Serjo600

there is a bankroll management strategy, if you stick to it, there is an option not to lose.



2.2-5.5-11-22-27-55-82-109-215 from ps mtt (min 30BI)

This is a solid format to put this in. Nice find!

If you don't have a risk control in your bankroll you are going to lose a lot of money, I recommend you start with a buy-in of 50: 1 or 40: 1.

For example if you have USD100 in your account; play tournaments of maximum USD2 or USD2.50 buy-in.

So you can improve your game and level up and rise your bankroll balance

no matter how much I tried, I couldn't control my Bank . I climbed to higher limits and eventually lost my entire bankroll. there are a lot of tips but how to learn to follow them there.

Originally Posted by Helvec

Do you control your game limits? No? Yes? If you control it, tell me how you did it.




Personally, I am still struggling to control my bank.

I always play something only if i have 100+ entries at that sng or mtt.
Sometimes , i give some shots, but that s all.
Bankroll management and a solid gameplay are the best.

200-300 buy-ins per limit, stop loss per session 3-4 buy-ins and no problems

Originally Posted by Helvec

Do you control your game limits? No? Yes? If you control it, tell me how you did it.




Personally, I am still struggling to control my bank.

If you have problems with this, then you can limit access to limits that you can not afford. You can do this in PokerStars in the settings, but in other rooms you can probably write in support so that they restrict your access. Has anyone done this on rooms other than PokerStars?

I find you have to be safe and control your bankroll I only pay with 2/3percent of my bank roll, otherwise I'd lose my roll.

I'm also terrible at managing my bank roll so don't worry you aren't the only one lol...I try to set a pre determined limit on my buyins or cash games before I begin playing so I don't screw myself over

It's hard for me to control my bank. But I'm an amateur, not a professional

no, i can never control myself when it comes to my banckroll. I play nonstop the winnings I have made in roulette poker. I know, it's pretty stupid on my part. but I can never get away from it.

I think I control it, because I play a low stack, but I have had 450 dollars and I have played the sunday of $ 109, $ 11, also the hot ones of $ 82, $ 55, $ 44, $ 22 and I ended up losing them, but I take them as experience Since I would never have loaded that amount of silver to play them, I usually make charges of $ 25

I play poker every day, I pay a small price for tournaments, plus I feed my addiction daily. The hardest thing is to win tournaments constantly and become a profitable player, I still haven't got it.

We have a section dedicated to bankroll management.
https://www.cardschat.com/poker-bankroll-management.php

I play mostly freerolls and now I have a $20 bankroll and trying to enter .25 tournaments, which I think is appropriate. I do an occasional 6.60 tournament but that happens once a week and I try to earn it back if I bust by playing smaller stake MTTs.

Bankroll managment it's first rule wich you need remember.
Spin`n`Go ~ 100-150 byu-in
Tournaments ~ 100 byu-in
Cash games ~ 100 byu-in

It's easy, once you get used to doing it right!
I am always having 50 buy-ins for my tournaments. Based on that, I choose my buy-in levels.

Originally Posted by Helvec

Do you control your game limits? No? Yes? If you control it, tell me how you did it.




Personally, I am still struggling to control my bank.

It really is a very interesting issue, I have been playing for a long time and I don’t have enough investment to have a bank for descendants mtt's. banking control, and tilt control as well. I suffer a lot with this because it is a tremendous up and down you get to go 40 tournaments without winning and when you win you only recover what you lost you have to have a lot of stomach ...
You should adjust your mind set according to what is comfortable for your brain. There are several studies on bankroll management, the most traditional is to play with 100 buyins back, but you also have aggressive bankroll management and others.

Anytips to control bankroll with cash or tour?
please help?

self control

try enabling the bankroll display in big blind in the settings. This will allow you to correctly determine the current position in the game.

Self discipline for sure.

I would say that is my #1 short fall. I definitely let variance get to the best of me and start opening up my ranges and try to just force my way through it. So... dont do that lol thats how i punted alot of $$.

stick to a 1/20 or 1/50 rule. do your best not to chase during tourneys.

Originally Posted by CadoARAJ

I allways control my bankroll. Only one time, at the begining of my amateur poker carreer, I lost all my deposit BR, that was $10 + $10 doubled by PS.
To avoid this, I play a lot of freerolls and I allways play games payed that had a buy in that represent 2%/1% or less of my bankroll.
For exemple, if I have $50 bankroll, I can play buy in games of $1 or $0,5 and when the bankroll decreases due to downsing, i regrete the amount putted in play, or just halt payed games and play only freerolls for a while.
It allways work for me.

I lost 500$. it run like the wing. thanks for your decive

Originally Posted by neptun1914

Very simple. I just do not buyin for more than 1/100 of my bankroll in MTT and never play more than 2 MTTs per day. Discipline is important in poker.

thanks, that is true

Originally Posted by Helvec

Do you control your game limits? No? Yes? If you control it, tell me how you did it.




Personally, I am still struggling to control my bank.

in 2019, i won a 384 usd prize tournament, with an entry of 5 usd, i had never played such a high limit, so i kept on this limit, but without success, realizing that i would not keep this board, i decided to sell 200 usd and kept playing limits lower, until you get more experience!

Originally Posted by 0546474

I am not a professional in poker, but not the worst player !!! I know for sure that I have big problems with managing a bankroll !!!

me too. bankout so sad

Variance for me means that not always my best choices have given me good results in the short term. Starting from this thought
How to understand and accept this factor? How to succeed more easily? How to manage my BR well in order to reduce this variance?

Originally Posted by Helvec

Do you control your game limits? No? Yes? If you control it, tell me how you did it.




Personally, I am still struggling to control my bank.

The best advice I can give you that I strictly follow to control my bank is not to look how many dollars I have lost and to think how fast I can bring them back. Try not to set a target to win money. You can deposit and try one day, one week and see if you can improve it or not. If you can, stop and do not count how you lost. Play again after weeks and try. Just try to play with money without targets for winning and thoughts about losing .

isso está diretamente vinculado à sua educação financeira.
Deixe sempre 150-200 buy-ins disponíveis para torneios e meça quanto você deseja obter um retorno, dentro dos limites.