Bankroll Management

[johnny tigre]

Hey guys, i need some help here.
Can you give me some tips on how to do a good bankroll management.
My problem is when i play cash games and i was winning and say my BR is already more than tripled my buy in, i would still stay on the table and before i know it my chips are all gone along with my buy in.
Is there anything i could do to have a better control of myself to know when to go away from the table, even if i am losing or winning??
I always end up cursing myself for not leaving the table early when i was winning big.

 

[maezma]

I do not recommend playing cash at the tables. In the long term, it is not beneficial. Depending on your bank of credit you could put together a good strategy between progressive KO and SNG KO tournaments. I have achieved very good results in those formats with little money.

 

[UncleConRon]

My opinion

You have to set a limit and get off when you hit that limit. This is another way play a hundred hands and get off.

 

[rmcneice]

Set a goal for the session for instance doubling the buy in or changing to a different table after ~50 hands (roughly 10 rotations on a 6-max table). So on a $2NL table you buy in for $2 and leave when your stack exceeds $4.

Another method is to not risk more than n% of your Bankroll on any one table. So if the max you will risk is 5% of your bankroll then on a $2NL table with a $100 bankroll when your stack reach $5 move to another table.

 

[gabpoker]

This is a great article on bank roll management by Jonathan Little

http://jonathanlittlepoker.com/bankroll/

 

[HaroldHouse]

Thanks I didnt have that one. I like the way he coaches and I download all free articles of his I can find. He has a contest going right now for a $1100 MSPT buy in and a year subscription of coaching. Ends Sunday its on his twitter page...mine too LOL.

https://twitter.com/Harold54915544?s=09

 

[abyk]

A good advice is to not play more than 5% of your bankroll.

For example, if you have $20 in your account, don't play SNGs more than $1

 

[lokinet]

A good advice is to not play more than 5% of your bankroll.

For example, if you have $20 in your account, don't play SNGs more than $1

This is right but his question was mir when Quittung a table. I ready some article about it how to you like to Play. On e Friends like to Player Short Stack. When He Gans about his buy in je leaves the Table . I I didnt ready some think about a general rule when to quit a table.

 

[AngelBLR_Poker]

no more than 10 percent of the buy-in game