Na Tag Poker tem um artigo sobre BR pra quem está começando, é um pouco grande, mas ta aí :
Low risk of going busto - 1/10
This is the beginning of a long grind but one that you'll always feel comfortable in. You're going to only move up in stakes when you have 50 buy ins. The chances of going on a 50 buy in down swing due to variance are pretty low so this is a solid and safe strategy.
You'll start out playing $1 SNG's and you will not move up in stakes untill you have $100, at which point you can start grinding the $2 games. By the time you reach the $10 games you would have completed the challenge.
When you first move up in stakes, if you go on any sort of extended losing run (which most of us experience at some time or another) then you have to be prepared to move back down in stakes to re-grind your roll.
Medium risk of going busto - 3/10
For those of you that feels comfortable in your poker skills and are respectful of variance yet not a total bankroll nit then this will be the choice for you. You're going to play with 25 buy ins at any stake level you choose to play at.
You'll be starting in the $2 games with you $50 and looking to make the move to the $5 games when you hit $125. But the key to good bankroll management is of course having the dicipline to move down in stakes if/ when you have to. So if your roll drops to $25 then you'll need to be dropping down to the $1 games and grinding back up to the $50 mark.
High risk of going busto - 6/10
If you're less patient and want to take more of a risk but still stand a chance of getting to the $500 then this is the route for you. You're going to buy in to games for 10% of your bankroll so you'll be starting at the $5 games. if you do lose a big chunk of your roll and find yourself with $25-$30 then you'll have to drop down in stakes to re-grind your roll. The players at all of the games under $10 buy ins are generally so bad that you still have a solid chance to complete this challenge but being able to move down in stakes is a crucial part of bankroll management and vital if you intend to survive playing poker.
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