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Glossary

Bankroll Management

Bankroll Management (BRM) is a system by which a player manages his available poker capital by deciding which limit to play on, and minimises the risk of bankruptcy due to fluctuations in wins and losses.


There are very conservative and very aggressive kinds of BRMs. A conservative BRM might say that you should only move to the next limit if you have 30 full stacks or 300 big bets on that limit, and move down a limit when you have 30 full stacks or 300 big bets on that lower limit. An aggressive BRM might draw the line at 10 stacks.

A general BRM rule is that you can only play on a limit if you have 20-30 full stacks (no-limit and pot-limit), or 200-300 big bets (fixed limit) for that limit.

Related Topics:

Risk of ruin, Stack, Big Bet, Limit