252$ BAP to be played on FullTilt. Heads up Sit and go tournaments regular speed.
I will only play 20+1$ tournaments
I wanna run this for 2 weeks. I guess that for 2 weeks I will put somewhere around 200 games. You can ship me funds on FullTilt or PokerStars.
I'd invest but the share price is way to high for me sir.
gl
Here is a graph of my play at FullTilt. Nothing too exciting but I guess you can see a winning trend here.
Prizes Profit ROI ABI AFS R/A ITM ITM
$27,525 $1,385 5% $20 2 0% 693/1318 53%
Seems like graph is not working so here are my stats from OfficialPokerRankings.
bump
Put me down for 1 share.
Hi TCOB
Without wanting to sound rude, can i offer some advice?
Your Bap would look a lot more appealling if you were to change a couple of things.
Firstly: Your shares are very expensive, Perhaps selling shares at a lower price would be a better option.
Secondly: This one jumped out at me staight away so im sure others will have noticed. Your propsed BRM allows only 4 x Buy-Ins. This IMO makes this a very volatile BaP. Perhaps changing that to 10 or even 20 Buy-Ins would be good.
Again this is just advice but if implemented i think could sell more.
good luck
Reserve me 5 shares, please!
I will bump that thread just to post that I have found out that this bankroll management is so bad that it diminishes your edge significantly. Yeah bad bankroll management can turn otherwise a profitable game into a non profitable one. Say you start at 63$ and loose 5 games in a row = 63 -21-10.5-10.5-5.25-5.25= 10.5$ then win 5 =10.5+2+2+2+5.25+5.25=27$ Yep if you follow standart BR management you would have been break even and this way you are somewhere between half and one third the starting bankroll. Every time you drop down a level you gotta win more games than you have lost to get even and with 3 buy ins this happens all the time. I have played over 3000+ heads up tournaments while single tabling this is around 1000 hours during the last six months using this bankroll management and I am about break even. Yeah I am stupid enough to take me over 3000 games to figure that this is some stupid s***. On the postiive side of things I think that I have improved my game a lot, have learnt how to deal with emotions in poker perfectly mainly thanks to a mental poker coach who makes videos for a training site I use and have learnt some relaxation and concentration skills that will be useful in pretty much every area of my life.