cashing out

[nachunja 0]

i've carefully grew the initial 50 dollar deposit to a nifty 650 !!!now i've cashed out 550 of it and just left 100 to play.with that 550 i've decided to educate myself, buy me something nice and my family something nice.anyways whats your insight on building then cashing your roll.i've sort of followed the 300 BB rule during the first building and played up to 1/2 . now that i've cashed, i was thinking of moving down .25/.50 or lower and build back up again.

[Lee2k 0]

I think you should invest in a good toaster, run a warm bath and well u get the picture.....jkswps. really im kidding

[Tommyhawkers 0]

I would recommend keeping it in there until you have 1200, then cashing out 600. It's a lot easier to build a roll at 1/2 than at .25/.50. The old cliche, time is money.. and money is time, works in on this one. You need to value your time, have respect for your bankroll, and build it. Don't leave $100 in your account to try to build it up. And then you always have the cashout curse.. lol, jk. G'luck.

[QuietConfidence 0]

I don't think you should ever cash out so much that you'll have to move down in limits.

[kelda 0]

I don't think you should ever cash out so much that you'll have to move down in limits.

[princeof56k 0]

If you dont need the money, I wouldnt cash out yet. A larger than average roll will give you the chance to explore the higher limits or possibly take horrid downswing.As long as you stay within your bankroll, your ROI in probably higher than anything you can do with that amount of money at this point (assuming you're a good player of course).

[no not baxter 0]

I don't think you should ever cash out so much that you'll have to move down in limits.

As much as I would hate to agree with you, I do agree.

[HammerG 0]

i dont know how much you think you are going to buy for 550 but i would grow it more... if you dont really really need the money i would not cut your bankroll by 80% that is horrible.

[Emmser 0]

I don't think you should ever cash out so much that you'll have to move down in limits.

Agreed, Unless you really need the money.

[Emmser 0]

I don't think you should ever cash out so much that you'll have to move down in limits.

Agreed, Unless you really need the money.

[nachunja 0]

I don't think you should ever cash out so much that you'll have to move down in limits.

Agreed, Unless you really need the money.

hm.... i dont need the money but. having the money in my bank account makes me feel safe and secure.money in my poker account doesnt really mean anything. i could do something stupid like i usually do and blow my bankroll.from that 100 i've turned it to 140 playing .25/.50. in couple hours maybe good run of cards but still its growing.i found that i am getting hustled in the 2/4 tables and up and is not quite ready yet. but yes, it would be wise to keep my roll and try to grow it to 4 digits but i dont really have faith in my skills to do it.if i look back and think about how i turned that 50 to 650 in the first place, i dont even know how i did it.considering i have less than what i cashed out in my bank account, i am a happy manand i am currently reading HE for advanced player by Sklansky, (since its the only one i can find on the net) which limits is this book suitable for?

[Emmser 0]

Here is a great article on bankroll management.http://www.cardrunners.com/cms/index.cfm?P...40&ItemID=90727"Give your potential a chance"