Bankroll management and Cash games

[Swkobe24]

never more than a 15% of the bankroll

[TopJimmy99]

never more than a 15% of the bankroll

I'm pretty sure 15% is still pretty damn high. The only reason I would think you'd buy in with 15% of the bankroll is if you've got plenty of money to resupply your roll, you're bankroll is small and you're playing microstakes, or if you really don't care

[tld45]

Well I would have to say twenty five cents.Because its all I have! lol

[gtrippp]

yeah, i refuse 2 ever deposit money again, so i just keep playin freerolls & small stakes. i'm horrible at bankroll mngmt tho. i always win sum money & move up 2 fast. u hit a bad run or sum bad beats & the whole thing u've taken a while 2 build up is gone just like that.

[ivy2010]

I am willing to make $ 10. Not much, but no less clear and they'll multiply.

[giantssbxlii]

the biggest buy in ive ever played in is 20 where i had 100 dollars so that was 20% but i usually dont do more then 10% and i stick to smaller games so i have a better chance i dont try those big tournys

[aina27]

10% of my bank, should always be cautious, and if luck is not with a

[exostenz]

How much of your bankroll are you willing to put up in a cash game and why?

WELL I put alot more than I am willing to really. I nearly always go broke on cash tables. An ideal sum for me would be 5% of my bankroll and leave when I double ( as an approximation to Chris Fergusons Strategy in his $0 - $10000 challenge)

I am just not disciplined enough to avoid tilt tho... maybe 1 day

[yanimir1]

i put 5 $ on 500K tournament in Full tilt , freerolls and what - NOTHING

[sneakyplayer]

i need to learn bankroll management because every time i deposit somewhere i win some then get greedy and lose it all quick