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The Bankroll Bible [Cash Game Poker Strategy]

Ever wondered how much you should have in your poker bankroll to play cash games? Jonathan Little teaches you his methods in how to successfully grow a poker bankroll whilst keeping a low risk of ruin. In order to win at poker you have to do 3 simple things! Find a game that you can beat, play it a lot & keep a proper bankroll! Almost no one does all three! Even if you have a large edge, you will still often lose. You must keep enough money on hand to withstand the inevitable swings of the game. This requires you to have a bankroll that is set aside exclusively for playing poker. This implies you do not spend the money on anything else! Stay disciplined and keep them separate. Jonathan shares with you what he believes you need as a bankroll assuming you are aware of what your win rate is in the poker games that you play. Remember that if you cannot reload your bankroll then you should keep more. You can keep less in your poker bankroll if you plan to aggressively move down if you are losing. As you move up stakes your win rate will decrease! It is vitally important that you keep a track of your results! If you do not know how much you are winning or losing then you will have no idea how much to keep in your poker bankroll! Make sure you have an edge in the games that you are playing in. Try to sit at the best table in the room and try to sit in the best seat in the room! Actively change tables and seats to ensure that you have one of the most profitable seats. If you cannot get a profitable seat, it is best to quit! It is fine to play one stake higher than your normal stake when the games should be especially soft, this tends to be at nights and during the weekend. You should partition a small portion of your bankroll for taking shots. If your shots fail then make sure you stay disciplined and move back down! When you dip below 50% of the required bankroll, it is probably smart to move down. This gives up a bit of an edge in exchange for ensured longevity. Do not worry about 'ego concerns'! Remember that chips flow to the left on average. So, you want to have more chips than the players on your right. Chips flow to good players on average. So, you want to have more chips than the worst players. You should have a plan in place for when to quit each session. A 'stop loss' only makes sense if you are prone to tilt, but many players tilt without even knowing it. Jonathan recommends that most players quit after losing 3 buy-ins (300 to 450bbs). Do not quit when you are winning (within reason!) and always remind yourself that daily swings are irrelevant. 0:00 - Why Good Players Lose At Poker 0:20 - Bankroll Management is VITAL! 1:07 - Variance Is Part Of The Game 2:06 - Bankroll Requirements for Cash Games! 7:49 - Keep Growing Your Bankroll 11:32 - How To Gain An Edge 18:21 - When To Move UP In Stakes 21:39 - When To Move DOWN In Stakes 24:06 - Learn About The Rake! 38:20 - A Typical Winning Cash Game Graph 41:04 - How Much Should You Buy In For? 44:59 - When Should You Quit? 50:38 - Learn These 3 Key Things To Win At Poker! On this Poker Coaching channel we cover a weekly poker topic to help improve your poker strategy! In order to take your poker game to the next level it is vitally important you learn all the nuances of the game. Do you know what ranges of poker hands you should be playing from each position? When should you 3-bet, call or fold? When is the right time to make a hero call or a huge bluff? Do you know how to play preflop, flop, turn & river effectively and how should your poker strategy change depending on the street? What difference does it make if you are playing multi-way vs heads-up? #pokerstrategy #bankroll #pokeradvice