bubbasbestbabe
Suckout Queen
Silver Level
I haven't really seen this brought up here yet. How much do you bring to a site? How much do you allow for losing? How much do you take out? And do you have a formula you wish to share.
I have limited funds with which to play with so I start with one site minimum. When I triple that amount I withdraw 2/3's of the amount and. deposit half of that in neteller and the other half in my bank account.
I feel I'm pretty well covered there. I play with what i have at the site, banking my initial investment and then having money to play at another site if I wish. So far this has covered me now that i am on a losing streak. My original investment was covered, I made a profit and took it out and played with my winnings.
Losing streak or not I am still ahead of the game. The only downfall to this is if you give in to your losing streak and redeposit out of your winnings. For that I factor in the "fun money factor".
I quit smoking, don't drink that much anymore, and don't go to the movies, (it's not that bad), so the money that i figured that would have gone to that stuff I call my mad money. For me it's a budgeted amount of $20 a month. I use that for my poker fund. I do not redeposit, (if losing),until the beginning of the month. If I lose that early on, well that's what freerolls are for.
I have limited funds with which to play with so I start with one site minimum. When I triple that amount I withdraw 2/3's of the amount and. deposit half of that in neteller and the other half in my bank account.
I feel I'm pretty well covered there. I play with what i have at the site, banking my initial investment and then having money to play at another site if I wish. So far this has covered me now that i am on a losing streak. My original investment was covered, I made a profit and took it out and played with my winnings.
Losing streak or not I am still ahead of the game. The only downfall to this is if you give in to your losing streak and redeposit out of your winnings. For that I factor in the "fun money factor".
I quit smoking, don't drink that much anymore, and don't go to the movies, (it's not that bad), so the money that i figured that would have gone to that stuff I call my mad money. For me it's a budgeted amount of $20 a month. I use that for my poker fund. I do not redeposit, (if losing),until the beginning of the month. If I lose that early on, well that's what freerolls are for.