The first question I always ask someone who asks your question is: How many buyins would you tolerate losing before you quit/tried another game?Whatever your answer is, you don't really need to go above that. So if it's 30 buyins, then you don't need to sit the $3.50 hypers with 50 buyins, you won't ever use those last 20 buyins (so unless you "separate" part of your bankroll for other games, your actual bankroll needed for hypers only needs to be as high as you can tolerate quitting).Normal answers would start at 40 on the aggressive side and go all the way above 100 on the conservative side. Comfort is the most important variable, unless you are considering using a very small amount of buyins, then risk would become more important than comfort (but it's rare that someone is uncomfortable playing on a deep roll and only comfortable playing on a very thin roll, it's usually the opposite if anything).Here's an audio clip on youtube of Mersenneary's thoughts on super-hyper turbo bankroll management. He recorded it in 2011.
The first question I always ask someone who asks your question is: How many buyins would you tolerate losing before you quit/tried another game?Whatever your answer is, you don't really need to go above that. So if it's 30 buyins, then you don't need to sit the $3.50 hypers with 50 buyins, you won't ever use those last 20 buyins (so unless you "separate" part of your bankroll for other games, your actual bankroll needed for hypers only needs to be as high as you can tolerate quitting).Normal answers would start at 40 on the aggressive side and go all the way above 100 on the conservative side. Comfort is the most important variable, unless you are considering using a very small amount of buyins, then risk would become more important than comfort (but it's rare that someone is uncomfortable playing on a deep roll and only comfortable playing on a very thin roll, it's usually the opposite if anything).Here's an audio clip on youtube of Mersenneary's thoughts on super-hyper turbo bankroll management. He recorded it in 2011.
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