NL 25 multitabling bankroll question

[Micalux]

Do you think is safe to play 4 tables 6-max NL25 with a 400$ bankroll?

I know maybe i should play only one at the time until i reach 700-800 or more, but the problem is that if i play only 1 table at the time, i start to play very loosely because i get bored.

What do you suggest? All comments are well appreciated.

M.

[crushednuts]

Moving up is all about how you feel and whether you are beating the game. 400 is enough if dropping $50 bucks won't phase you but it affects me so I have $600 to 4 table NL25. Here is a great link (its for moving up b/w 25NL and 50NL) but the same applies here
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/showfl...e=3#Post6570513

[geo8o2]

what's ur winrate at the level? 400 is plenty imo

[crushednuts]

Also depends on your style and how much variance you experience in your game. If you play a higher variance style you need more money. If you play like a rock you probably have enough money

[rakes.a.beach]

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what's ur winrate at the level? 400 is plenty imo

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[Lordy]

As long as you're willing to move down when you hit $250, it shouldn't be a problem.

[Sir Winalot]

I 6-tabled 25nl with 200ish when I was building my stars roll.

[Piece of Cake]

Multitabling should not alter your bankroll strategy. You're simply playing more hands per hour not increasing your variance per hand or your chances of going busto per hand. Whatever your bankroll rules were for 1 table should be the same for 4 tables or 12 tables. Just as you wouldn't alter your strategy if you played 200 hours a month or 20 hours a month.

[SoulPower]

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Multitabling should not alter your bankroll strategy.

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$400 should be enough. Clear bonuses and get rakeback while you're learning the game. Drop down to $10NL if you hit $200 or so. If you still busto with 20 BIs for $10NL consider giving up.

[Micalux]

Thanx for all your tips guys :-)
My winrate is negative right now over 10.000 hands and i'm trying to build my bankroll again.
How can i calculate my variance?
I was not very good in managing my BR in past but now i decided to play in a more "serious" way without fancy moves and so on.

Thanks again,
M.