Taking shots at higher stakes without proper bankroll can be risky, but it can also offer valuable experience if approached carefully. Ideally, only attempt this when the game is especially favorable or when you feel confident in your skill advantage. Setting strict loss limits can help manage risk, allowing you to gain experience without jeopardizing your bankroll stability.
Should you ever take shots at higher stakes if you’re not properly rolled for them?
- Thread starter Mi Rey
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I completely agree with you. Taking shots at higher stakes without a proper bankroll can be a risky move and should be approached cautiously. It's important to consider factors like game selection, your own skill level, and your financial situation before making the decision to move up in stakes. Setting strict loss limits is a smart way to control risk and ensure that you don't put your bankroll in jeopardy. By taking shots at higher stakes in a controlled and calculated manner, you can gain valuable experience and potentially increase your overall skill level as a poker player. Just remember to always prioritize bankroll management and only take shots when the conditions are favorable.
