Bankroll P*

[Czapsonn]

Hi all ! I would like to play 2.20 + 1.10 on p* so if my bankroll its 750$ is that enough or its to small play 2 tournaments with that bankroll?

 

[ph_il]

$750/2.20 = 340 mtts
$750/1.10 = 681

standard bankroll management for mtts is 100+ buy-ins. you have enough.

 

[fundiver199]

You will not go broke due to variance, but unless you already know, you are a winning player, its not really possible to have a bankroll. If your ROI is negative 20%, then 750$ will on average be gone after playing 1.700 2,2$ MTTs or 3.400 1,1$ MTTs. Just saying this because a lot of people, who ask these bankroll questions, dont actually know, if they are winning or losing players. That being said with so many bullets in the gun it is also possible to improve your winrate and turn from losing to winning player, before the money in gone.

 

[Czapsonn]

Ok i will try play with bankroll like that and we will see

 

[alien666dj]

Take a closer look at Chris Ferguson's bankroll management rules.

 

[redmast]

For such entries, $ 100 will be enough.

 

[black and]

I think $ 750 is more than enough for such tournaments. Having such a bankroll you have nothing to fear. Forward to victory. Good luck.

 

[Einer777]

If it is enough to play that super comfortable level and if you are playing well you can level up

 

[Big_Banana]

Yes, there is a lot of brother. play tight and build your bankroll.

 

[Matt_Burns88]

Hi all ! I would like to play 2.20 + 1.10 on p* so if my bankroll its 750$ is that enough or its to small play 2 tournaments with that bankroll?

If you are just starting out, I would say playing $1.10 is a good place to start. Even if you never cash, you will be able to play 681 tournaments before you go broke.
If you are even a slightly winning player you will not need to worry about variance with a bankroll like this.

With $750, you could play as high as $5.50 tournaments, but I would not recommend this until you have proven you are a winning player at $1.1, $2.20, $3.30 and $4.40 first. There is a significant difference in average ability at each level and just because you can afford a game does not necessarily mean you should play the game.

 

[Qrise]

it's enough to play tournaments up to 5.50. But be sure to keep an eye on your bankroll every 10 tournaments. It is necessary to take into account all the pros and cons after victories and defeats, and sum up the corresponding results

 

[Erickaie]

yea it is abit low but if you want to keep it that way its fine, you can balance it out also with maybe little higher tournaments as well. you can play more than one tourney at a time.