Bank roll

#1 12-22-2005, 02:48 AM

What advice can you people give for a resonable size bankroll to start on party, cause wheneer I play on lower limit tables the inexperianced players beat me on the most outrageous draws and I know the more experienced players are on the higher limit tables. Just how much do you think I should put in.
p.s - I have vast amount of experiance and I do know what im doing all the time.

DJ Sensei · #2 12-22-2005, 02:52 AM

Well, I'd say that if you have vast amount of experiance and know what you're doing all the time, you shouldn't need more than $300 to start the NL25 tables, plus the bonus you'll presumably get. $200 might do it, but would be a stretch, especially with those outrageous draws.

Maulik · #3 12-22-2005, 02:56 AM

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Well, I'd say that if you have vast amount of experiance and know what you're doing all the time, you shouldn't need more than $300 to start the NL25 tables, plus the bonus you'll presumably get. $200 might do it, but would be a stretch, especially with those outrageous draws.

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$500, most bonuses on Party are maxed at 20 or 25%. Whatever it requires to maximise their deposit bonuses.

stealyourface · #4 12-22-2005, 02:56 AM

Do not start at the NL25 table or you will gouge your eyes out before long.

Deposit 400 + bonus and play NL50. play one table until you have like 12-15+ buyins and then go from there.

Maulik · #5 12-22-2005, 02:57 AM

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Do not start at the NL25 table or you will gouge your eyes out before long.

Deposit 400 + bonus and play NL50. play one table until you have like 12-15+ buyins and then go from there.

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No, play poker, adjust to the conditions. Learn to deal with bad beat, suckout, bad beat, rinse & repeat.

Isura · #6 12-22-2005, 02:57 AM

Yeah, I hate when those bad players suck out on me too. Since you seem to know what you are doing, I would deposit as much as you can afford and play whatever level you are comfortable with.

DJ Sensei · #7 12-22-2005, 03:04 AM

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Do not start at the NL25 table or you will gouge your eyes out before long.

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Yea, gouge your eyes out.... WITH PROFIT!!!

(suckouts too, but mostly profit)

#8 12-22-2005, 03:11 AM

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Do not start at the NL25 table or you will gouge your eyes out before long.

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Yea, gouge your eyes out.... WITH PROFIT!!!

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lol. Yea I agree with you on the profit part. It shouldn't take you very long to destroy the 25 level for enough to move up.

To the OP, I am in similar shoes, as I dropped a ton online and cashed out almost all of my remaining online roll (around 15k) that I made playing shorthanded limit over the last 8 months so that I could have a live roll for the commerce NL games.

My friend advised me to keep my live and online rolls very separate, and I decided to build and grow an online roll from the bottom up. I started with 400 on party, and no offense, but if you play with any sort of regularity/understanding of the game you will move past the first few limits quickly, not be stuck there "becuase of too many bad players." Are you serious? That's fish talk.