Bankroll requirements for $20 sit n goes?

[A_C_Slater]

I know that this is routine information, but I only play limit HE. I have a friend that just recieved a financial aid check for $2500 and I told him he should put $660 on Stars to play the $20 sit no goes. Is 30 buy in (plus entry fee) enough for a bankroll?

What would his expectation be if he's a winning player?

I'm not sure if he is, but I figure he can afford to give it a shot.

[Big Limpin']

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I have a friend that just recieved a financial aid check for $2500 and I told him he should put $660 on Stars

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[A_C_Slater]

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I have a friend that just recieved a financial aid check for $2500 and I told him he should put $660 on Stars

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Im glad you are not my friend /images/graemlins/mad.gif

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He wants to put more in.

[lastchance]

30 buy-in is fine. 50 for professionals who simply can't lose their BR. If he's a winning player, go for 30 buy-in. I would suggest to him that he start off at $5.50 or $10's though.