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23 May 2012 21:53 h
No Limit Bankroll
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One Pair
One Pair
21 June 2007 16:05 h
I know for Limit, people reccomend 300 to 400 times the BB.. But what about for NL? Is it the same? I would think it'd be higher due to the big swings...
Three of a Kind
Three of a Kind
22 June 2007 04:11 h
Hi Yoshua,

Currently we are working on an article about bankrollmanagement. It will give you a perfect view on which limits to play with your bankroll. Article is almost finished, but when it's done, we will write a notice on the forum here.
One Pair
One Pair
25 June 2007 07:32 h
ok thnx
Poker Pro
Poker Pro
25 June 2007 10:46 h
Yeah, but for the lower limits you can start with a bankroll of 20 buy-ins, so if you play NL50 a 1000 bankroll should do
High card
High card
11 September 2007 19:57 h
Three of a Kind
Three of a Kind
13 September 2007 05:14 h
and for them who didn't noticed yet, we have an article about bankrollmanagement online now. It's in the menu under 'All about Money'.
High card
High card
13 September 2007 08:54 h
One Pair
One Pair
19 May 2011 07:23 h
Very good for the bankroll! But only those who have the appropriate capital!
High card
High card
27 July 2011 04:02 h
bannkrol
Flush
Flush
27 July 2011 14:16 h
There are a few topics about bankroll management.

Wow a 4 year old thread....that's some digging you did.
One Pair
One Pair
9 February 2012 04:29 h
A highly skilled no limit holdem player can expect some of the highest win rates of all poker games. The variance can be tough, though, since you will often be betting your entire stack in one hand. If you take a couple of bad beats, you could easily lose 200 big blinds in just a couple hands.

Contrary to popular belief, however, winning players can actually expect LESS variance than in many other games, including limit holdem. The reason for this is that in No Limit, you can bet your entire stack at any time, so a winning player will bust poor players much quicker. You also have the advantage of protecting your hand with large bets, controlling the pot and isolating players preflop so you end up in more heads up situations. You end up pushing large edges a few times per session, compared to limit where you are forced to push smaller edges more frequently. While you do risk losing your whole stack on one hand, a winning player will experience fewer long-term swings and expect higher win rates, in the neighborhood of about 10-15 big blinds per hundred hands.

It won’t be difficult at all to find a good no limit holdem game online. It is typically the most popular form of poker at every site and you should be able to find plenty of tables at any time of the day. For very high stakes, you might need to stick to the larger sites.
One Pair
One Pair
9 February 2012 04:32 h
One Pair
One Pair
9 February 2012 04:32 h
For sit and go tournaments (often referred to as SnG's), a rule of thumb is to have at least 25 buyins in your bankroll before going for one of these tournaments. Multi-table tournaments (MTT's) with fields as high as 5,000 players are exceedingly volatile investments. A very good player is very likely to only cash in about 15% of these large tournaments, however if you do cash, the winnings could be gigantic. MTT entries should be few and far between if you even play them at all. If you were really serious about playing MTTs regularly for long term profit, I think a bankroll in the range of 60-100 buyins sounds reasonable.


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