How many times have you lost your bankroll?

[Jack Reacher]

How many time i lose my bankroll? Nice question. I lose it always after i making a deposit.

I totally agrees with him.

 

[Jane Franklin]

Unfortunately, 20 times and more
I m that problem person which like higher limits than I can play by my bankroll management

 

[Shrops]

Plenty

I have lost my bankroll three or four times over the last 30 years of poker.

 

[Izazul]

I have lost my bank rolls multiple times amounts in excess of $100...have since decided to play free rolls build a bank roll. Have since realised playing big amounts as an amateur was never a good idea

 

[HK_47]

I've only ever "lost" my bankroll when I've risked playing tournaments with freeroll winnings. In my opinion that hardly counts but whatever. Honestly I think the most effective part of my game is BRM. Its nice to be ok at poker but BRM is what is really going to get you past the storm of variance that inevitably comes with enough play.

 

[steeler1970]

I loss mine all the time if i get a flush someone will get a full house if i get a full house someone will get a 4 of a kind it is like anything i get i all ways lose i am getting to the point that i will never get a bank roll

 

[jho]

I want to give you some advice before losing your bankroll .. try to build it from scratch ... I mean build it playing freeroll ... in my case I have lost it many times ... and when I lose my bankroll I submit to return to build it playing the freeroll ...!

I just don't have the patience to grind through freerolls.

 

[jaggafrig]

I unfortunately have lossed my bankroll so many times it is frustration I have good sized bankrolls and some small ones and have lost them all

 

[georgi krastev]

How many times have you lost your bankroll and how much did you lose?

If you don't completely lose my bankroll anymore, consider a time where you significantly lose a good portion of your bankroll the same as losing your bankroll entirely (enough that you significantly re-evaluate your bankroll and reduce your buy-ins accordingly).

The add-on question is: what type of games do you play after you have had a cool-off and come back to it?

Hello Dawn!

I do not know how much I've lost my bankroll, but it's certainly very common! When I deposited with poker stars I lost my bankroll several times a month! Since then I have not deposited anywhere now!


I've lost all my money in no limits and limits Hold'em .

 

[edc1]

lost my roll more times than I can remember back in the day not so much anymore,i can remember my very first deposit to poker stars depo,ed 100$ one night played all thru the night by dawn the roll was gone-that was my first time ever playing online poker-it was like video crack just couldn't get enough lol that was pre-07 ive come along way since then but it still happens a lot less now-get familiar with the various forms of tilt-learn how to honestly tell yourself your on tilt it will save you boat loads of cash

 

[walluyo]

When I feel greedy enough, usually I can't playing my A game

 

[Joonnn1212]

I have been fortunate enough to have never lost my bankroll when playing poker because I exercise good bankroll management with my tourney and sitngo buyins. Sadly I have taken my bankroll from the poker client over to the online casino and lost it there a few times. I'm trying to stick to poker because my degening has cost me quite a bit!

 

[mrmb97]

dozen of time for sure )
but when it set up you can't do nothing about it :captain:

 

[perrywh]

Put $20 on Doyles Room 2005. Have took cash out many times. After playing for years online I would never put any money on any site.

 

[Dejange]

Perhaps I had loose my entire BR at least 7 to 8 times, and have to omit - all of them built by freeeroll earnings and further real money games.
Each time I was between 20 and 100 USD bankroll, but poor BR management took off all of these

 

[dear7]

3 times. I hope I will make next one by freerolls. When I collect 70 dollars than I will start to play in cash this is my plan.

 

[EVA777]

In order to lose your bankroll, a lot of mind is not necessary! But to save a bankroll and multiply it you have to learn a lot! This forum is an excellent school for many novice poker players!

 

[whiskers77]

I was loosing it several times at the beginning, terrible. I just knew nothing about brm. It was like lotto for me, lol. But since around 8-9 years I am playing in plus.
After the period of losses, I started freerolling and doing some brm.

 

[EVA777]

I was loosing it several times at the beginning, terrible. I just knew nothing about brm. It was like lotto for me, lol. But since around 8-9 years I am playing in plus.
After the period of losses, I started freerolling and doing some brm.

I do not know what brm is? Explain to the beginner, I know poker for a year!

 

[AlexStar1981]

I've lost my bankroll many times. And, unfortunately, I still lose....

 

[Jayplay916]

first i would like to have a bankroll. and what would be a good bankroll for cash game player

 

[jaggafrig]

More times than I can count I am a proverbial loser of the bank roll

 

[8bod8]

I do not know what brm is? Explain to the beginner, I know poker for a year!

BRM = Bank Roll Management
Your bank roll is the total amount of money you have available for playing poker.
Depending the type of game (tournament, cash) and payout structure, there is a limit to how much you can spend on a buy-in (buy in = the amount of money you have to pay to register for the game).
Example:
If your bank roll = 100$, then it is not smart to play a tournament with a buy-in of 25$ with 10% of the registrants getting paid.
Typical numbers:
max buy in for multi table tournament is < 1 % of bank roll
max buy in for cash game is < 10% of bank roll
p.s. every player will use different numbers as max buy-in.

Have a look in this stragegy article
https://www.cardschat.com/poker-bankroll-management.php

 

[franknavin]

I've lost it a few times...but I've also had a few heaters that lasted 2-3 years

 

[EVA777]

BRM = Bank Roll Management
Your bank roll is the total amount of money you have available for playing poker.
Depending the type of game (tournament, cash) and payout structure, there is a limit to how much you can spend on a buy-in (buy in = the amount of money you have to pay to register for the game).
Example:
If your bank roll = 100$, then it is not smart to play a tournament with a buy-in of 25$ with 10% of the registrants getting paid.
Typical numbers:
max buy in for multi table tournament is < 1 % of bank roll
max buy in for cash game is < 10% of bank roll
p.s. every player will use different numbers as max buy-in.

Have a look in this stragegy article
https://www.cardschat.com/poker-bankroll-management.php

Thank you! I will have to study for a long time ...