I need a bankroll management expert or a great book. Someone please help!
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xlptu
Rising Star
Bronze Level
If you need an expert to chime in to give you tips based on your personal situation, a lot more info will be needed.
If you want general tips there's a lot of content available, if that's what you want just confirm and we will guide you.
If you want general tips there's a lot of content available, if that's what you want just confirm and we will guide you.
mtl mile end
Legend
Bronze Level
CardsChat has an article on BRM:
https://www.cardschat.com/poker-bankroll-management.php
The Blue Bar has lots to offer
https://www.cardschat.com/poker-bankroll-management.php
The Blue Bar has lots to offer
scottychase
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I'm looking for exactly what the post says!
scottychase
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I definitely will check that out thank you so much! Hope you enjoy the rest of your day!CardsChat has an article on BRM:
https://www.cardschat.com/poker-bankroll-management.php
The Blue Bar has lots to offer
scottychase
Rock Star
Bronze Level
But thanks for the offer!
Chica_bonita
Sad Funny Lady🌬
Bronze Level
Hello!:ciao:
I can offer you to study a 30-day course. You will find a lot of useful information on the issue you are interested in and not only.
This is a very good and useful course:
https://www.cardschat.com/become-a-w...-poker-player/
There are good well-known professionals here to whom you can turn for help.
Cardschat provides this unique opportunity, so be sure to take advantage of it.
Here are links to five of them:
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/lear...ask-me-489895/
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/lear...arning-432679/
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/tour...highlight=Dara
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/live-poker-75/ashley-sleeth-vegas-mtt-pro-ask-489760/
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/general-poker-13/chris-fox-wallace-poker-pro-coach-495108/
Good luck!:icon_thum
I can offer you to study a 30-day course. You will find a lot of useful information on the issue you are interested in and not only.
This is a very good and useful course:
https://www.cardschat.com/become-a-w...-poker-player/
There are good well-known professionals here to whom you can turn for help.
Cardschat provides this unique opportunity, so be sure to take advantage of it.
Here are links to five of them:
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/lear...ask-me-489895/
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/lear...arning-432679/
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/tour...highlight=Dara
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/live-poker-75/ashley-sleeth-vegas-mtt-pro-ask-489760/
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/general-poker-13/chris-fox-wallace-poker-pro-coach-495108/
Good luck!:icon_thum
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scottychase
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I will definitely take the course and look at the information in the other links! Really appreciate your help!
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fundiver199
Legend
Loyaler
I dont consider myself an "expert" in bankroll management, but I understand the theory behind it, and I use it myself. So I certainly feel qualified to give advice about bankroll management and has done it in many other threads. But to give more personal advice rather than write yet another article about the subject, I really need some more information from you like:
1) What kind of games are you going to play`
2) Do you have any previous track record?
3) What are your goals with bankroll management?
A lot of people use the word "bankroll management" without even understanding, what its for, or when it can be used. For starters you cant have a poker bankroll, unless you are a winning player. Most are losing players, and they can only have a poker budget not a bankroll.
1) What kind of games are you going to play`
2) Do you have any previous track record?
3) What are your goals with bankroll management?
A lot of people use the word "bankroll management" without even understanding, what its for, or when it can be used. For starters you cant have a poker bankroll, unless you are a winning player. Most are losing players, and they can only have a poker budget not a bankroll.
scottychase
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I apologize for my first response to your post. I miss read your post while having other things on my mind. I was already frustrated about some guy I was at a table with in the CardsChat freeroll. The guy seem to know me well because he call me by my CardsChat name which is different from the name I have on the poker site I was playing on. Also he was accusing me of not having a Platinum freeroll pass and he just kept carrying on about random stuff. It felt real creepy and I literally had to tell him stop talking to me. Then I ran into your response and took it the wrong way I'm guessing because of my frustration. So once again I apologize and I hope we can move past this!
scottychase
Rock Star
Bronze Level
So I mostly play tourneys at the micro leavel especially because I'm a freeroll grinder. But every once in a while I put a good bit of money on the sites I play on and I end up loosing it all in a little over a few days. But I noticed that I'm loosing my money on cash games. It's like when I deposit I forget that I'm a tourney player and jump right into the cash games. I never really studied any material about cash games. But the thought of flipping the money quick keeps me going right back to the cash games. I really need help with this because I know my game has improved and I should not be loosing money like this.
FF2586
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Hey there,
I feel for you. I have a similar situation here.
But as @fundiver199 mentioned, you need to know what kind of games you need to play and that decision have to be based on proven edge you have over a certain period of time. (not on your preferences based on likeness of a certain format)
I don't know if I was clear enough to pass on the idea.
But thank you for the thread, the answer you got are very useful.
Gl at the table
I feel for you. I have a similar situation here.
But as @fundiver199 mentioned, you need to know what kind of games you need to play and that decision have to be based on proven edge you have over a certain period of time. (not on your preferences based on likeness of a certain format)
I don't know if I was clear enough to pass on the idea.
But thank you for the thread, the answer you got are very useful.
Gl at the table
scottychase
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Great feedback! Hope you enjoy the rest of your day! Gl at the tables!
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Holdem Tycoon
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Super system 2. D. Brunson
Advanced degree in Holdem, C. Swayne
There are many more recent books on bankroll specific depending on the game you play. I’m bias to Holdem.
Great info is offered here at cardschat also. Courses, strategy, worth exploring
Advanced degree in Holdem, C. Swayne
There are many more recent books on bankroll specific depending on the game you play. I’m bias to Holdem.
Great info is offered here at cardschat also. Courses, strategy, worth exploring
scottychase
Rock Star
Bronze Level
Thank you for the info! Definitely will check them out! Enjoy the rest of your day!
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fundiver199
Legend
Loyaler
That sounds like a discipline problem more than anything else. First of all you need to make a plan and then stick to it. And then second you need to put up some bankroll management rules and follow them. Even if you are not a winning player in cash games, losing the entire deposit in just a few days mean, you have been playing way to high stakes. As you say yourself, "the thought of flipping the money quick" keeps you going back to cash games. And this is basically the mentality of a gambler.
Right now I am doing a challenge on pokerstars, where I started all over with a 100$ deposit. And even though this has been on to a good start, it has still taken me almost 2 month and more than 1.000 games played to reach 400$. So poker is not a get rich quick scheme, and understanding this is one of the steps needed to become a winning player. I am writing a bit about bankroll management in my challenge thread, so feel free to use it as inspiration:
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/pok...ns-46/100-10-000-challenge-pokerstars-498437/
eberetta1
Legend
Loyaler
You seem to already recognize that cash games drag down your bankroll. Well, only enter a ring game with 1/100 of your bankroll. If you risk 10 or 20 or 50 percent of your bankroll in a ring game, you will be making deposits on a frequent basis.
scottychase
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I'm through with cash game!
BelFish
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Loyaler
[FONT=NotoSans, Lato, arial, sans-serif]It is not necessary to know the type of poker you play to determine the rules for bankroll management.
You need to know your statistics at a sufficiently large playing distance. It is enough to find out a few parameters in some poker tracker.[/FONT]
There is an absolutely exact bankroll formula that works for all poker formats.
You yourself can choose what risk of ruin is acceptable for you, for example 5%, 2%, 1%, ...
B = (D / 2m) * ln (1 / R)
B - bankroll
m - winrate (expectation)
D - variance
R - risk of ruin
For example, for a cash games with a winrate of 7.5BB / 100 and a variance of 100^2 BB^2 / 100, choosing a ruin risk of 5%, we get:
B = (100 * 100/15) * 3 = 2000BB
{ ln(1/0.05)~3 }
Everyone knows the rule of 20 stacks...
You can also calculate for SnG, knowing your winrate and standard deviation over a long distance.
You need to know your statistics at a sufficiently large playing distance. It is enough to find out a few parameters in some poker tracker.[/FONT]
There is an absolutely exact bankroll formula that works for all poker formats.
You yourself can choose what risk of ruin is acceptable for you, for example 5%, 2%, 1%, ...
B = (D / 2m) * ln (1 / R)
B - bankroll
m - winrate (expectation)
D - variance
R - risk of ruin
For example, for a cash games with a winrate of 7.5BB / 100 and a variance of 100^2 BB^2 / 100, choosing a ruin risk of 5%, we get:
B = (100 * 100/15) * 3 = 2000BB
{ ln(1/0.05)~3 }
Everyone knows the rule of 20 stacks...
You can also calculate for SnG, knowing your winrate and standard deviation over a long distance.
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BelFish
Legend
Loyaler
And if a player has a small win rate, for example, 2.5BB/100, then for the same risk of ruin of 5%, he will already need to use BRM = 60 stacks to play.
And if at the same time he is also very conservative, so that the risk of ruin of 5% is unacceptable for him and he wants the risk not to exceed 2%, then according to the formula for BRM we get that the correct bankroll for him in this case will be 78 stacks.
And if at the same time he is also very conservative, so that the risk of ruin of 5% is unacceptable for him and he wants the risk not to exceed 2%, then according to the formula for BRM we get that the correct bankroll for him in this case will be 78 stacks.