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Not Like Me wrote:The Big Donk wrote:jimbeam77 wrote:Well
on the new site i am playing on,Im not going to play blackjack or
slots. I would really like someone to tell me what i should play on
there so for once i can gain money, not lose it. any Input would
help!!!   i got $29.18 what to play?? I dont know.
With that bankroll I would play:
Any
micro-stakes ring game and buy in for either the minimum amount or for
$1.45, whichever is the smallest allowed. I would then leave the game
if my stack reached $2.91 before the blinds got around to me again.
Any SNG for $1.45 buy-in or lower.
Any MTT for a $1 buy-in or lower.
TBD,
I recall reading a post by yourself that explained why you would leave
the table after achieving a certain amount of money. Can you direct me
to the thread it was posted in? I can't remember why you choose to get
up at that point, but I'm certain there's an excellent reason for it.
You might be thinking of this post in the $10K Challenge thread.
Don't think I went much into the "why" of it though. The BRM strategy I
use is adopted from the same strategy Chris Ferguson uses. The
why of it for me is that bankroll management is really a double-edged
strategy. The buy-in limits are set to minimize losses. But very few
poker players play to lose their money as slowly as possible. Most of
us play to win, to make money, to build our bankroll upward. The "walk
away a winner" point is the other edge of that strategy, design to keep
our bankrolls moving upward when the poker gods smile upon us.The
way that it's set up is to leave a game when your chipstack represents
10% of your current bankroll. For those times when you're all business
and just there to make money, you would bring 5% of your bankroll to
the table and walk away when you it that 10 percent marker.Of
course sometimes we just want to play poker for fun. If you're looking
to stick around the table for a long period of time, step down in
stakes a couple of levels. That way you can bring just a fraction of
that 5% to the table. Then you would have to 5, 10, 20+ times your
chipstack before hitting that 10% marker and being forced to leave,
which leaves the likelihood of being forced out of a game due to the
BRM strategy rules super slim.
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