Statistical Survey: Bankroll Size

[Tickner]

Hey guys, I'm just doing some thinking and stuff concerning bankroll management. I decided that I would post a survey that might be of interest to some of you, and to others it may not be interesting at all. Either way, I would like to please ask anyone who reads this to take the 10 seconds it takes to respond.

I'll define bankroll size so there is no confusion. Some say it's only the amount you have online, and some say its all the money you own. But I think that most agree that it's the amount of money you currently posses, weather in your bank or in some sort of online account, that you are willing to gamble with. If you have $5,000 but you will quit poker forever if you lose $4,000 you have a $4,000 bankroll (and not a $5,000 bankroll because you are unwilling to gamble that last $1,000). That's just an example I'll leave it up to you guys to decide for yourself what your current bankroll is.

Convert that number into a number of buyins, and that's the statistic I am concerned about.

Thanks for your time.

[True]

50+

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[4_2_it]

50+

[2Paul2]

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50+

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[sdfsdf]

38 BI that im willing to gamble with (doesn't include any $$ that i havent made from poker profits)

[HSB]

I thought I was a bankroll nit with 45. Why are you guys sticking at a level with 50+? Is it just that you don't have enough hands at that level that you trust your winrate? That your winrate isn't where it is supposed to be?

[SavageMiser]

My bankroll also funds my MTTs and forays into Omaha, so it needs to be bigger than what's necessary just for NL HE.

[MyTurn2Raise]

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50+

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[KLJ]

150+

[Claunchy]

OMG U GUYS R NITS MOVE UP ALREADY

21-25 here.