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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 7135455, member: 397965"]
A related question is, "Do I need a separate bankroll for each site, I play on". And the answer to that question is also no. When we look at, what a bankroll is supposed to do for us, it does not matter, where its sitting. Part of it can also sit in a regular bank account, as long as its money, we have reserved for poker, and dont need to pay our rent or other expenses.

However there are usually transaction costs involved in moving money in and out of poker sites, and for that reason you probably want to only be playing at 1-2 sites at a time or be more conservative than the guidelines, I have listed. For instance I currently play on ACR Poker and PokerStars, and if I want to move $200 from ACR Poker, then I probably end up with not much more than $150 on PokerStars.

So thats obviously not ideal and something, I need to take into consideration when game selecting on PokerStars. I cant fully consider the money on ACR Poker to be part of my bankroll, when I play on PokerStars. But I also dont need to disregard it completely, since in the worst case I could also just stop playing on PokerStars for a while. So its somewhere in between.
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