Toruk Makto
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I also had to stop... 👊
BelFish
Legend
Loyaler
This is a very possible scenario if, for example, you won $1 or a couple of dollars in a freeroll, and you had no money in the poker room other than this winning. Then there is a very high probability of losing this money at the NL2 limit. And at the same time there will be no violation of the BRM rules))
Because there is no point in waiting until you win the entire required bankroll to start playing NL2 if you are not going to make a deposit. It turns out that your bankroll will be "redistributed in the time" )) , that is, we can assume that you already have it, because sooner or later you will win an additional part of the money from this “bankroll spread out over time” in different freerolls...
The probability of losing this bankroll in parts will be no higher than the probability of accumulating the entire bankroll and only then starting to play and lose this. These probabilities will be approximately equal...
Because there is no point in waiting until you win the entire required bankroll to start playing NL2 if you are not going to make a deposit. It turns out that your bankroll will be "redistributed in the time" )) , that is, we can assume that you already have it, because sooner or later you will win an additional part of the money from this “bankroll spread out over time” in different freerolls...
The probability of losing this bankroll in parts will be no higher than the probability of accumulating the entire bankroll and only then starting to play and lose this. These probabilities will be approximately equal...
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888NOX888
Visionary
Platinum Level
Unfortunately, this has happened several times, you win a small prize in a tournament, and then you think, why don't I try to play a cash game, in the end you will lose everything there. Taking this into account, I decided for myself that I would only play in tournaments.
