depends on what stakes you start playing at.I think online poker is within everyone's reach. Playing at the micro limit tables, $ 30 is enough to start. What you think
I think online poker is within everyone's reach. Playing at the micro limit tables, $ 30 is enough to start. What you think
I think online poker is within everyone's reach. Playing at the micro limit tables, $ 30 is enough to start. What you think
Thanks thanks. Love is all there.Yeah $30 is enough to start. Start with the cheapest games and see how you do.
Have fun!
The obvious answer is 0, if you have the dedication and will not to give up due to variance. There are multiple freerolls across sites each day with plenty of people a beginner can beat. From there, you'll want the lowest variance games where you can get the highest edge, usually NL2 cash games, to boost your roll. Start adding higher variance games as you acquire a higher bankroll.
Never forget proper bankroll management. My very conservative guideline concerning both cash games and tournaments for myself is:
- 30 buy-ins for heads-up play
- 50 buy-ins for 6-max play
- 70 buy-ins for 9-max play
- 100 buy-ins for MTTs
You can read more about proper bankroll management here on Cardschat: https://www.cardschat.com/poker-bankroll-management.php - mind you, they are less conservative than my outline above.
If you play SNG $ 0.25 it would be nice to have at least $ 25. If you are going to play SNG $ 1.00 it would be good to have at least $ 100 and if you are going to play MTTs of varying amounts always keep in mind to have at least 100 buy-ins in amounts for what you are going to play.
I don't know if there is a correct answer here. The real question is if you are a totally newcomer to the game or not.
If someone doesn't have a clue for example about open raise ranges from each position-stack depth or pot odds he will lose even a $10,000 deposit game after game.
If someone understands at least some basic strategy I am 100% sure that he will be able to find his way even with not an initial deposit through dedication and volume.(I think you got my point here )
I think a wise move is to take your pass to the Freeroll Club of the forum.
Also this one here is very helpful :
https://www.cardschat.com/become-a-winning-poker-player/
I am on Day 10
Hi.
I think you just need to play in freerolls and thus build your bankroll from scratch. Thanks to freerolls, each player can improve their skills and increase bankroll without losses.
Good luck.
I think online poker is within everyone's reach. Playing at the micro limit tables, $ 30 is enough to start. What you think