spending out of your bankroll. (NC)

[SirFelixCat]

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Also, I don't cash out. I'm trying to move up quick, but I think that 200NL is around the point where my bankroll starts increasing faster than my skill does, esp since I'm playing more tables now. I think I'd be a small loser at 400NL without good game selection.

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[BGnight]

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$1400 included board, bindings and boots.

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You still got ripped off. Never buy ski/snowboard equipment for retail. Wait till the spring when it all goes on sale and you woulda paid 35%-40% of this.

[BGnight]

I only take out for rent/bills when I need it and taxes.

[Fonkey123]

Kind of on topic. If someone wants to buy me a macbook pro, I'll ship them online monies for it. Obv will be escrowed.

PM me.

[modnareno]

My bankroll has been a solid $2-5k for the last year and I've won about 30k during that time period.

[Jurrr]

I only started cashing out when I got overrolled for NL400 but was not beating it.

[shpanko]

I always cash out down to 10k, it's enough for me to play 1-2 NL and 2-4 NL, and I'm not really that interested in playing higher than that for now. I want to build up some savings and have money to pay for medical school next year. During college I just worked on building my roll and rarely cashing out, now that I have rent etc. I just cash out all profit above 10k. It doesn't really bother me the not moving up thing, especially if I can keep making 1k/day [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[xxSTWxx]

cash it all out and spend it. My BR is $5k but would be $20k if I didn't cash everything out.

I've paid all my credit cards off and used the rest of it for holidays/computers/things we wouldn't be able to afford otherwise.

I really need to stop cashing it all out though and grow the BR a bit to move up to NL200, but I've got a wife and 3 kids to support, so the extra money is always needed.

[zaephyr]

I cashed out 3 times in my poker career.
1. when i moved from fixed to nl (10k)
2. when i was overrolled for 100nl (5k)
3. when i was overrolled for 100nl+200nl (5k)

Almost all money was invested

[2Paul2]

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I spend roughly what I'm making at the mo, so my bankroll has hovered around $10k for ages. This is mainly because I'm lazy and don't play anywhere near the amount of hands I should, but I am working hard to rectify this. If only I could run well!!!!!

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Pretty much the same except I prolly play a little more an try to get a bit of money into savings as well.