Withdrawal symptoms?

VespaPX

Just withdrawn a chunk (after a good run) to put 4 new tyres on the car. :-)

Whats the best advice after withdrawing?

HENDRIK62

In Response to Withdrawal symptoms?:

Just withdrawn a chunk (after a good run) to put 4 new tyres on the car. :-) Whats the best advice after withdrawing?
Posted by VespaPX

Avoid forum brag posts?  ;-)))

smileychop

Don't wipe anything on the curtains...

Phantom66

Carrying on playing like you were, and stick to approriate buyin levels for you current bankroll.

Sir-Gary

A serious reply assuming you mean it
You called it a chunk, this implies a significant portion of your bankroll. Therefore your bankroll may not be sufficient to fund the stakes you normally play on as variance will become more significant. This is why a lot of people say they go on a bad run or even lose all their bankroll after withdrawing funds.
A less serious answer assuming you mean that
Make sure you withdraw on time as maintenance payments can be high. :-)

VespaPX

In Response to Re: Withdrawal symptoms?:

A serious reply assuming you mean it You called it a chunk, this implies a significant portion of your bankroll. Therefore your bankroll may not be sufficient to fund the stakes you normally play on as variance will become more significant. This is why a lot of people say they go on a bad run or even lose all their bankroll after withdrawing funds. A less serious answer assuming you mean that Make sure you withdraw on time as maintenance payments can be high. :-)
Posted by Sir-Gary

Thanks Gary

Its just winnings over the last couple of months, so i'm carrying on playing the levels im at now.

I'm sure variance will be a factor (as it always is) but im happy the way im playing at the moment and how much i've got left in my BR.

dumb_blond

just remember that if your dad had withdrawn you wouldn't be here.

suzy666

re-load and win your first tournament by shoving 37cc into A5cc and winning.

shaun09

I have this problem. I seem to withdraw and then start losing! i know the answer would be tonot withdraw then lol. But i always seems to struggle after i withdraw. I think its a mind thing.

VespaPX

In Response to Re: Withdrawal symptoms?:

re-load and win your first tournament by shoving 37cc into A5cc and winning.
Posted by suzy666

Thats one thing i've yet to do playing poker!

MAXALLY

Mick.....you do know there is a BBV section on this forum?

VespaPX

In Response to Re: Withdrawal symptoms?:

Mick.....you do know there is a BBV section on this forum?
Posted by MAXALLY

:-)

Have a great weekend all.