Bankroll Poll

[mosuavea]

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IF you dont mind me hijacking a bit, Id like to ask a question of crowd. What is your "withdrawal strategy" assuming you are withdrawing some of your profit on a semi regular basis?

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I leave it in unless I need it/want to buy something. I use it for things I would otherwise not buy like Vegas trips, digital camera, an iPod video, to bribe the GF to let me go to AC/Vegas. You know the non-essentials, except for the last part [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[FishSticks]

Elevens,

Your bankroll management strategy is all wrong. When your roll gets depleted, you need to move UP in stakes so you can get unstuck more quickly. Who among us hasn't had a tilt-bender find us successfully stealing blinds at $1000NL for a quick score?

[quarkncover]

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Elevens,

Your bankroll management strategy is all wrong. When your roll gets depleted, you need to move UP in stakes so you can get unstuck more quickly. Who among us hasn't had a tilt-bender find us successfully stealing blinds at $1000NL for a quick score?

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Correct, Move up to where they respect your raises.

[PocketElevens]

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Elevens,

Your bankroll management strategy is all wrong. When your roll gets depleted, you need to move UP in stakes so you can get unstuck more quickly. Who among us hasn't had a tilt-bender find us successfully stealing blinds at $1000NL for a quick score?

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My god its so simple! What a donkey Ive been [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

Vulter, my plan now is to withdraw 50% of profits until I have 30 buy-ins. After that I will withdraw 100% of profits above 30 buy-ins until I feel I want to move up. At which point I will withdraw 50% of profits until I reach 30 buy ins for next level.

Is this a good idea? Don't know yet.

[4_2_it]

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My god its so simple! What a donkey Ive been [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

Vulter, my plan now is to withdraw 50% of profits until I have 30 buy-ins. After that I will withdraw 100% of profits above 30 buy-ins until I feel I want to move up. At which point I will withdraw 50% of profits until I reach 30 buy ins for next level.

Is this a good idea? Don't know yet.

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This is only correct if you are wagering all your profits on black.

[FishSticks]

Everyone knows red wins more than black.

I've found great success around the office getting coworkers to gamble on coinflips, which is better EV than red or black. I'm up like $7 bucks this month.

[jmillerdls]

40 buyins, all online...

[DWarrior]

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Elevens,

Your bankroll management strategy is all wrong. When your roll gets depleted, you need to move UP in stakes so you can get unstuck more quickly. Who among us hasn't had a tilt-bender find us successfully stealing blinds at $1000NL for a quick score?

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My god its so simple! What a donkey Ive been [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

Vulter, my plan now is to withdraw 50% of profits until I have 30 buy-ins. After that I will withdraw 100% of profits above 30 buy-ins until I feel I want to move up. At which point I will withdraw 50% of profits until I reach 30 buy ins for next level.

Is this a good idea? Don't know yet.

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This is confusing and is probably all wrong, follow KISS.

If you want to make quick bucks, deposit in an online casino, bet 1 buy-in on Green until you hit. If you know anything about gambling, you gotta increase your variance if you want to beat -EV games, just read that Malmuth's book.

[WhatEverItTakes]

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IF you dont mind me hijacking a bit, Id like to ask a question of crowd. What is your "withdrawal strategy" assuming you are withdrawing some of your profit on a semi regular basis?

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At the end of each month I take out everything over 20 buy-ins. The profit is my funny-money for the month.

[Skuzzy]

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Everyone knows red wins more than black.

I've found great success around the office getting coworkers to gamble on coinflips, which is better EV than red or black. I'm up like $7 bucks this month.

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How big is your coinflipping bankroll?