I’ve lost over $1,000 in a couple hours playing cash tables on Full Tilt. I’ve learned to get out when you’re running bad. Another strategy is to not play so much. Some people play their money back by playing too many hands. Patience is key to preserving your bankroll.
The worst enemy of your bankroll is tilt. The games are always there....24/7....so if you feel upset maybe after losing a pot you feel you should have won or in fact any other reason....just stand up and take a break. Then when you're feeling better, your money will still be there.
way more than twice back when i first started playing online poker during its heyday in the mid-late 2000s. that's when i started studying up, learning tilt, learning br management, and then i quickly saw a shift into being a tilted emotional player to a profitable sng grinder
I have been playing poker for over 10 years. In the early years, I lost my bankroll many times. But every time I started from the beginning. Always follow the bankroll management system to avoid such unfortunate occurrences in the future.
It was and quite often
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yup! getting that one nice boost off the first tourney or sit n go to get your blood pumping, then just like the original batman shows POW! BR is gone, reload under the worst possible mind frame (tilt) and bust br even quicker the 2nd round.
Twice? I'm $500 in the red lol. But I've promised myself that I'll not reload again. I'll build it through free rolls and implement solid bankroll management from now on. Besides, pokerstars offer no reload offers currently and I'm sick of not being rewarded for consistently depositing.
I've lost my bankroll several times, but the bankroll amounts were small. Bankroll losses were mostly due to Spin & Go or hyper-turbo knockout tournaments.
if you are considering funds in a specific room, yes, i have lost 25$ at now dead pokertime and then i deleted account there, but if you are considering all the funds for playing poker, no i have not
It takes a lot of trial and error to define our game and learn. While doing that, we lose our bankrolls quite often. We learn discipline and patience over time, learning to use our bankroll correctly.
Well I'm trying to build a bankroll without making a deposit and had it up to about $250 but then I went back down to $88 and was thinking I was going to lose it all, but now I'm back up to $180. So hard to keep it growing though when a patch of bad beats and being card dead can wipe you out. If I start loosing too much I switch to micros and freerolls, mostly freerolls.
Hello.
In the first year, I lost my bankroll about ten times. After that I realized that I did not understand anything in this game and I started to play freerolls.