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[QUOTE="anasslaaleg, post: 7194151, member: 209667"]
Bankroll management is one of the most important aspects of poker, because it protects you from variance and tilt while letting you move up safely. 
Here are some discussion points to open things up:

- Separate your bankroll from daily money :
Never mix living expenses with poker funds. Your bankroll should be dedicated only to poker.

- Buy-in rules by format : 
Cash games: Usually 20–40 buy-ins is a safe minimum. (E.g., playing NL10 with €200–400).
Sit & Go’s: Around 50–100 buy-ins is typical.
Do you play more cash, tournaments, or both?

- Risk of ruin tolerance :
Some players are aggressive (take shots earlier), others are conservative (wait for a deeper roll). It depends on your goals and mental game.

- Moving up and down :
Move up when you have enough buy-ins and are consistently winning.
Move down if you lose a set % of your bankroll (commonly 10–20%). This avoids going broke.

- Daily budget vs bankroll :
Some players like to cap what they risk daily (e.g., €5–10) to avoid emotional overspendi
ng, especially in MTTs.
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