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Bankroll Withdrawals
CLIOKID
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How do you regs manage your bankroll withdrawals?
At the moment I'm probably playing below my roll. Playing 25/50p when I'm probably more rolled for 50/1 but I still prefer to play 50nl most of the time, taking the odd shot on 50/1 when I see a soft table.
Do you set targets for withdrawals for lump sums? Make regular withdrawals? I'm not sure what the best policy is.
I've withdrawn pretty much my whole roll 3 times this year and built it up again from very little, not sure whether to make another lump withdrawal or just keep the money in and make withdrawals when it reaches certain landmarks etc.
Any advice appreciated.
At the moment I'm probably playing below my roll. Playing 25/50p when I'm probably more rolled for 50/1 but I still prefer to play 50nl most of the time, taking the odd shot on 50/1 when I see a soft table.
Do you set targets for withdrawals for lump sums? Make regular withdrawals? I'm not sure what the best policy is.
I've withdrawn pretty much my whole roll 3 times this year and built it up again from very little, not sure whether to make another lump withdrawal or just keep the money in and make withdrawals when it reaches certain landmarks etc.
Any advice appreciated.
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I wonder if that's a hint...
Once my balance goes over that mark, after a few wins, e.g to £60, i then withdraw £45 leaving my bankroll balance at £25. That's how I do it, but it's different for everyone.
I meant withdraw £35
The key is to keep records of winnings/losses independently of the amount that you keep in your poker account.
Personally, I feel that there is very little point in keeping more than you need to play in your poker account.
It's not earning interest in your poker account, is it? Although it could be argued that it would be earning s0d all interest anywhere else in the current economic climate. :-)
Since Sky deals in pounds sterling, there's no issue about speculating on the £/$ exchange rate either!
If you're seriously multi-tabling then you need to keep a bigger amount available to fund your buy-ins.
I tend to withdraw half my account when I double the amount that I think is reasonable to support the level that I play.
As it's a simple matter of a couple of clicks to withdraw/deposit and there is no charge, it's a simple decision.
Hope this helps - just my opinion, obviously.
normally you only put 5% of your bankroll on a table at one given time, and leave if you have more than 10% on the table etc.
so if you are playing that way then 5% of 100 is £5 on a table at one time etc.
most of the time you always play the maximum allowed on the table, but i don't know how you play it.
so i would say whatever you normally start with on a table multiply that by 20 and keep that bankroll and send the rest back to your account.
sorry if i waffled a bit.
I think he means, instead of withdrawing and leaving yourself rolled for NL50, leave it in and move up levels when your roll dictates
I generally withdraw a certain amount weekly but only if I'm above the bankroll I wish to keep in, but I also withdraw a certain amount if I have a bigish win in relation to my bankroll.
Good point - I've been bluffing it so far but I think that I may have got away with it.
Oops, just blown my cover.