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Fox's Bankroll Managment

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  1. Ryans1 Ryans1 is offline

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    Nov 28th, 2009 (11/28/2009 10:07pm)

    According to that article if you had a 1200 BR you would be over rolled to play 11 + 1 turbo SNGS.

    Do the same rules apply to multitabling, say playing 6 tables at a time?

    In your opinions would someone need more than the 65 buy ins he recommends under the "Pro" heading to multitable?
  2. majin majin is offline

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    Nov 28th, 2009 (11/28/2009 10:16pm) in reply to Ryans1

    Number of tables doesn't matter unless it affects your game.

    "Pro" equates to lower variance in the bankroll management sense, basically if you're not actually "Pro" you almost certainly need more if you want to lower your chance of going broke.

    Also keep in mind that your sng and mtt bankroll must be seperate for these rules to apply.
  3. Bopha Bopha is offline

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    Nov 29th, 2009 (11/29/2009 10:16am) in reply to Ryans1

    I do like to take multitabling into account. 6 tabling the $12s with a $1200BR is fine, but by the same token, if you're mass tabling, say 24 at a time, you would have 24% of your BR in play, and that's just way too far out of my comfort zone...especially with turbos.
  4. Jennifear Jennifear is offline

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    Nov 29th, 2009 (11/29/2009 1:56pm) in reply to Ryans1

    65 buyins is fine for SNGs, even if you are multitabling. To 6-table, therefore, you would need 70 BIs.

    Also, please take a look at this post by Fox:

    http://www.pocketfives.com/poker-for...418347#4418347
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