Right now I am more or less break even. I made about 15 bucks back after some bad play from my side and -10 bucks. Then lost 5 bucks on a sick hand. It was my last hand and it worked out really bad. 55$ drop to 49.something
I could have saved 4 bucks on the last hand, but I did not put him on 66 and the made straight, rather on an overpair like the other guy. a 10 4 7 5 3 board does not look to dangerous when you see the flop and turn betting. runner runner straight was nothing I had him on. My bad. High variance style for the loss...
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
Saturday, September 22, 2007
first day
Ok this here is just to help me get focused. 50$ is what I can afford right now, not more not less, when I waste this I won't be able to play, simple as that.
I have just too many expenses the next few months that I could spare any more money on poker. My first 40 hands. +0.81 cents.
I had one hand in my pokertracker from the last time which was -1$, so my PT stats had a rough start. I am still in the red even though I am up. Ok, the next post will be some link pimping.
50.81
I have just too many expenses the next few months that I could spare any more money on poker. My first 40 hands. +0.81 cents.
I had one hand in my pokertracker from the last time which was -1$, so my PT stats had a rough start. I am still in the red even though I am up. Ok, the next post will be some link pimping.
50.81
start with 50 $
I have wasted a few small buyins, breaking bankroll management rules and slacking around. This will be my final try. I loaded 50 bucks into stars and will hit the 6 max tables. My Goal is to learn perfect bankroll management from scratch and be very careful with my impulses. I want to constantly move up the limits to hit the big tables one day. It's not a matter of time, only a matter of patience.
To quote 20kmission:
So with 200 big blinds in play i need that to represent less than 10% of my bankroll. To play any level i will need more than 2000 big blinds, or 20 buy ins minimum.
I will be playing the levels according to the table below. The levels are as follows:
The chart above covers playing 2 cash tables at a time with the minimum bankroll.
edit: This bankroll management is fine until I hit NL50, then I will be extra careful. I will change it to 30 buy ins minimum followed by 40 buy ins minimum the next levels.
$0.25/$0.50 $1,500
$0.50/$1.00 $4,000
$1/$2 $8,000
$2/$4 $12,000
$3/$6 $20,000
$5/$10 $40,000
Besides this I will apply a stop loss of 2 buy ins for a day. Once I lose two buy ins on a given day I will quit for that day. It's one long session.
Tournament wise I will stick to the 1% rule, I am allowed to hit tournaments or sit and go's for 1% of my bankroll or 1$ minimum.
To quote 20kmission:
So with 200 big blinds in play i need that to represent less than 10% of my bankroll. To play any level i will need more than 2000 big blinds, or 20 buy ins minimum.
I will be playing the levels according to the table below. The levels are as follows:
| Level | Blinds | Minimum Bankroll | ||
| 1 | $0.01/$0.02 | $50 | ||
| 2 | $0.02/$0.05 | $100 | ||
| 3 | $0.05/$0.10 | $200 | ||
| 4 | $0.10/$0.25 | $500 | ||
| 5 | $0.25/$0.50 | $1,000 | ||
| 6 | $0.50/$1.00 | $2,000 | ||
| 7 | $1/$2 | $4,000 | ||
| 8 | $2/$4 | $8,000 | ||
| 9 | $3/$6 | $12,000 | ||
| 10 | $5/$10 | $20,000 |
The chart above covers playing 2 cash tables at a time with the minimum bankroll.
edit: This bankroll management is fine until I hit NL50, then I will be extra careful. I will change it to 30 buy ins minimum followed by 40 buy ins minimum the next levels.
$0.25/$0.50 $1,500
$0.50/$1.00 $4,000
$1/$2 $8,000
$2/$4 $12,000
$3/$6 $20,000
$5/$10 $40,000
Besides this I will apply a stop loss of 2 buy ins for a day. Once I lose two buy ins on a given day I will quit for that day. It's one long session.
Tournament wise I will stick to the 1% rule, I am allowed to hit tournaments or sit and go's for 1% of my bankroll or 1$ minimum.
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