No matter if NL, FL or SnG, Basic, Bronze or Silver - our strategy section contains several specific articles about bankroll management. This content provides you with the knowledge of how to tackle variance and keep and increase your bankroll.
How do you manage your bankroll? Is your approach conservative or aggressive?
I try to stick to a 70 BI rule on SnG's, but with such a roll, I can bend the rules alittle if the time is right.
this is my big problem most of the time. considering i play tourneys is hard to stick to the lowest limits but for this year when i play cash tables I'll be sticking to the book!
When I'm able to start moving up in stakes I'll definitely be a conservative as possible.
At the moment, it's not about the money but being able to learn to keep a healthy bankroll for the limit your playing and stop yourself going broke even if it's means dropping from $100 SnG's to $1.
I am not too keen in moving up the limits partially because my roll raised a lot from MTT wins so atm i use very conservative BRM.
NL cash games - 90BI
SNGs - 200BI
MTTs - 200BI.
But yesterday and in the following days i plan to test out higher limits so divide those numbers by 2 
30 BI NL FR, 40 BI NL SH, 80 BI cap NL, 100 BI turbo SNG, 100 BI MTT,
kind of conservative I think.
I used to play NL FR with 20 BI, but I think that made me play with scared money.
Lol you got me here. I don't knwo exactly i have actually two rulz:
1. that i fell comfortable playing with so much money(so that i am not to TAG for SSS).
2. At least 40buy ins.
Rule two applied long time lol but now i play basicly NL50 and sometimes NL100 and i have roll of 1800$ which is 90 buy ins for NL100 SSS. I will move up when i will fell comfortable playing with 40$+ ♦ If you think at start was 1$ all in hard than 5$ than 10$, now sometimes i have difficult decision with 20$ when on with 10$ would be at all. I know i should watch everything from BB angle well it worked well moving up limits so far but it takes time. I just fell comfortable in zone i am now 
So i voted for the most conservative ♦
25 buy ins for new level but on higher limits its gonna be more conservative(40-50 on NL 100 for new lvl)
almost there 
now, seperate BSS FR, SH and SSS, and make it more accurate (50bi NL != 60BI SNG), and we might have a poll with results that actually mean something...
/criticism
Originally posted by swissmoumout
almost there/criticism
#2, such bs. 35BI sng swongs are standard, 29BI sh swongs are the end of the world for most cashplayers.
Originally posted by swissmoumout
almost there/criticism
A poll with differences between NL Fr/NL SH and FL SH/ FL FR and SNG SH/FR....and even more is not possible. I thought that's obvious. If 60 BI !=50 stacks you might tell me the right relation.
Thanks in advance,
TribunCaesar
