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Bankroll mgmt for $24+2 on ftp

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  1. lunarphase lunarphase is offline

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    Oct 25th, 2009 (10/25/2009 1:55am)

    I'm under the impression that a $1,800 + roll would be enough. Any thoughts on the minimum roll required to play these.
     
  2. Frictionless Frictionless is offline

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    Oct 25th, 2009 (10/25/2009 2:02am) in reply to lunarphase

    They're pretty soft overall so I would imagine this would be more than enough, maybe mix in some of the $10 double stacks just to bring your ABI down a bit.
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    Oct 25th, 2009 (10/25/2009 2:03am) in reply to lunarphase

    Depends which $24+2's your referring to. Could be the double stack guaranteed MTTs or the 90 man KO's/45 Mans. Here's a good article on BR management-

    Fox's Basic Bankroll Management
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    Oct 25th, 2009 (10/25/2009 2:08am) in reply to DEApoker87

    Referrring to tournies such as the 28K 17K 15K 6m KO and 4K plo8. For 90 mans I'm fine with >$13
     
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    Oct 25th, 2009 (10/25/2009 2:14am) in reply to lunarphase

    $1200 -1800 for a replaceable BR

    $ 2400 for an irreplacable BR

    $4000+ for a BR your dependent upon
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    Oct 25th, 2009 (10/25/2009 2:44am) in reply to murondubs

    ugh don't mind the 45 buy ins for cash games but have a hard time sticking to the 100 buy ins for mtt's even though I know the 100 buy in system is for the best. Although when I've considered the 100 buy ins in the past I would include the buy in fees taking that off does help a bit.
     
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    Oct 25th, 2009 (10/25/2009 3:05am) in reply to lunarphase

     
    Originally Posted by lunarphase View Post

    ugh don't mind the 45 buy ins for cash games but have a hard time sticking to the 100 buy ins for mtt's even though I know the 100 buy in system is for the best. Although when I've considered the 100 buy ins in the past I would include the buy in fees taking that off does help a bit.

    You asked people to give opinions and then this ^^^^..the BR can be whatever you want it to be. 100 Buyins or 2% of BR is the CORRECT amount.
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    Oct 25th, 2009 (10/25/2009 3:13am) in reply to SeRvE_VolleY

    with $1,800 I think youre okay to take a good amount of shots at $24 tourneys....but i would make sure to play alot of $5-$15 freezeouts as well...not just $24s or anything. The fields in those $24 tourneys are so huge, so they have quite a high level of variance and you can lose serveral hundred dollars pretty fast. Also since the fields are so massive it can take a loooong time to hit a good score in one of them.
     
  9. meaneye meaneye is offline

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    Oct 25th, 2009 (10/25/2009 11:35am) in reply to Counting Bodies

    1800 isn't enough for 24+2s.... fields are too large I've had 2 3k downswings at this level. So you need like $3026.
     
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    Oct 25th, 2009 (10/25/2009 12:34pm) in reply to lunarphase

    $52
     
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    Oct 25th, 2009 (10/25/2009 12:37pm) in reply to lunarphase

     
    Originally Posted by lunarphase View Post

    I'm under the impression that a $1,800 + roll would be enough. Any thoughts on the minimum roll required to play these.

    8 dollar and 80 cents
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