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ItsJzH 01-31-2005 03:18 PM

Building a B&M bankroll in Vegas
 
Hi all,

I'd like to build a bankroll big enough to play in the wsop circuit thats coming in March to Vegas, and was thinking about what levels i should play at, i've considered playing strictly NL at the excalibur and mandalay bay because they are the softest in town, i hate limit but i'm decent enough to win at it, i just like being able to make people fold. My sole purpose for this is to take my intial investment and pump it up to the $550 nessecary to play in the smallest event at the WSOP circuit minus my intial investment. I'll keep track of my progress here in a little while and i'll be playing 3-4 nights a week depending on work schedule , school work etc. If anyone has any tips or suggestions or strategy as how to build my bankroll more effectively in a B&M room in Vegas let me know, i'd like to stick to those NL games mentioned above.

TIA,
Jason

Patrick del Poker Grande 01-31-2005 03:19 PM

Re: Building a B&M bankroll in Vegas
 
Wait... $550 (five hundred and fifty dollars) or was this a typo?

ItsJzH 01-31-2005 03:29 PM

Re: Building a B&M bankroll in Vegas
 
thats right i want to play with my winnings from B&M play to play in the tournament not use money of my own.

Bremen 01-31-2005 04:13 PM

Re: Building a B&M bankroll in Vegas
 
To play in any of these games you would need more than $550. In the NL forums they typically recommend a 20x buy-in roll, for limit its 300BB. Either way your roll to start would be more than $550, quite a bit more. Of course you could play underrolled, but if you buyin to a NL game with less than $500 your chance of going broke is pretty darn high.

I'm sorry but your post makes me think you probably haven't been playing very long and may not be able to accomplish your goal. Of course most people around here started out underrolled playing low limit games. Just be aware you may go broke instead of hitting your goal. GL

ItsJzH 01-31-2005 04:25 PM

Re: Building a B&M bankroll in Vegas
 
ERG YOU GUYS I NEVER SAID I HAD $ 550 TO START WITH , I SAID THE EVENT I WANT TO ENTER IS A $550 EVENT THAT IS ALL I NEVER ONCE MENTIONED ANYTHING ABOUT WHAT MY BANKROLL WAS TO START WITH, ANYWAYS I WAS JUST STATING THAT'D I'D LIKE TO MAKE $550 PLAYING THESE GAMES TO BUYIN TO THE EVENT , AND ENTER IT WITH PURE PROFIT NOTHING ABOUT STARTING WITH 550 LOL, FORGET IT! I'LL JUST LET U GUYS KNOW HOW IT GOES WHEN I START CYA

obeythekitten 01-31-2005 04:35 PM

Re: Building a B&M bankroll in Vegas
 
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ERG YOU GUYS I NEVER SAID I HAD $ 550 TO START WITH , I SAID THE EVENT I WANT TO ENTER IS A $550 EVENT THAT IS ALL I NEVER ONCE MENTIONED ANYTHING ABOUT WHAT MY BANKROLL WAS TO START WITH, ANYWAYS I WAS JUST STATING THAT'D I'D LIKE TO MAKE $550 PLAYING THESE GAMES TO BUYIN TO THE EVENT , AND ENTER IT WITH PURE PROFIT NOTHING ABOUT STARTING WITH 550 LOL, FORGET IT! I'LL JUST LET U GUYS KNOW HOW IT GOES WHEN I START CYA

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kill yourself you [censored] tool if youre going to have that attitude.

realize that youre basically asking "how can i make crazy amounts of money playing poker with almost nothing for a bankroll".....the answer is obviously to win. a lot.

Patrick del Poker Grande 01-31-2005 04:39 PM

Re: Building a B&M bankroll in Vegas
 
I was just confused because I thought you'd need more than $550 to play in a circuit. I'll confess I don't know exactly what all the circuit is, but I assume it's more than one tournament and I thought it'd be for more than $550. Maybe more than that, I didn't think it was that big of a deal to try to win $550. You can make more than that in a good day at the 3/6 tables.

Bremen 01-31-2005 04:48 PM

Re: Building a B&M bankroll in Vegas
 
My aren't you a vicious little kitten. Can you come over and beat up my roommate's cat? To be fair he never did mention the size of his bankroll.

tek 01-31-2005 06:59 PM

Re: Building a B&M bankroll in Vegas
 
I beleive he is referring to satellites...

JoeC 01-31-2005 11:59 PM

Re: Building a B&M bankroll in Vegas
 
Great response... seriously I love it.

Bigdaddydvo 02-01-2005 01:36 PM

Re: Building a B&M bankroll in Vegas
 
$550? Can't that be made from the comfort of your home almost exclusively through Bonus Whoring?

davebytheway 02-01-2005 06:38 PM

Re: Building a B&M bankroll in Vegas
 
Ahh, the Caps Lock key - the digital equivalent of writing letters in green ink...

CptMisery 02-01-2005 07:46 PM

Re: Building a B&M bankroll in Vegas
 
[ QUOTE ]
I was just confused because I thought you'd need more than $550 to play in a circuit. I'll confess I don't know exactly what all the circuit is, but I assume it's more than one tournament and I thought it'd be for more than $550. Maybe more than that, I didn't think it was that big of a deal to try to win $550. You can make more than that in a good day at the 3/6 tables.

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I believe he is referring to the WSOP circuit events being held at Harrah's properties throughout the U.S. They will be at the RIO in March and the first two events are $500 + $50 buy-in. The schedule can be found here World Series of Poker

payupsucka 02-02-2005 12:13 AM

Re: Building a B&M bankroll in Vegas
 
" i hate limit but i'm decent enough to win at it, i just like being able to make people fold. " LOL I bet you go bust your first night.

steamboatin 02-02-2005 12:22 AM

Re: Building a B&M bankroll in Vegas
 
Easy, show up at the Excalibur well rested and sober about 4am. If you are in a hurry, get AA cracked on the first hand, spin the big wheel, hit the 3x spot then hit the $200 space. Boom you are done.

If you don't get your AA cracked just play 2-6 against the drunk tourists and you should be there in a couple of mornings.

ItsJzH 02-02-2005 01:05 AM

Re: Building a B&M bankroll in Vegas
 
well at least i got one decent response jesus christ, and playing poker online isnt an option i hate online poker, i did very well for a while but i've fallen in love with playing live. And umm to the idiot talking about how i'll go broke the 1st night i've gone to the excal several times playing limit and cashed out up at least $ 100 almost every time.


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