Bankroll Tracking
I was being real good...tracking every cent from every buyin for every game...tracking the wins, the amounts, the games, the sites, everything...using pokertracking.com Now it appears, that online site is no more. Even having troubles getting to PokerDominator.com
So now I have nothing to help manage my bankroll. I could dink around and create something in excel, but hey, I'm lazy
I liked PokerTracking.com because it was easy, online, free, and I could access it from anywhere. Is there a similiar online tool?
Better yet, what do others use to manage bankrolls with? I would rather have something that could graph it and generate particular reports on demand when requested.
So now I have nothing to help manage my bankroll. I could dink around and create something in excel, but hey, I'm lazy
I liked PokerTracking.com because it was easy, online, free, and I could access it from anywhere. Is there a similiar online tool?
Better yet, what do others use to manage bankrolls with? I would rather have something that could graph it and generate particular reports on demand when requested.
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Anyone else found this?
Return: $2,127.00
Average Win Rate: $39.83 / hour
Average BB / Hour: 19.71
ROI: 121.89%
Win %: 63.64%
Should I play at higher limit tables now, or I shouldn't change anything?
on the right hand side is my bankroll tracker excel version. Feel free to use it.
oops, this thread is an oldie.
Get ready!
Get ready to ride the wave...... the poker gods will get even with you. Move up now before they hit cuz it's trouble when they do......
how does that skew the results? it's money you lost at poker.
(# of buyins) * (amount of buyin) * 0 = Your bankroll.
;-)
Nice to see you're running really hot.
It's hard to make decisions on few hands...
With only 50 hours of play you can't really say... getting at most 30 or so hands an hour gives you about 1500 hands...
You're running way better than me.
I *don't* claim to be a winning player at 1/2NL ... If anyone has any suggestions I'm all ears...
Last year I ran +4 BB/100 hands. (30,000 hands, standard deviation 17 bb/100) This year I'm losing .1BB/100 ( sample size 4000 hands)
Knowing when to move up can be pretty complex.
Figure out your hourly standard deviation and then if you can be 95% sure you're a winning player then I'd move up.
But by the time that you get enough stats to know this you may have already moved up.
I'd start taking shots at $2/5 or $5/5 (never more than 5% of your bankroll) and see how it goes.
Yea, been using that one, doesn't seem to work too well though. All lies I tell you.
Tracking my results is one of my 2007 Poker Resolutions that I have achieved, but I haven't been able to enter my cash game winnings for the past couple of weeks and I may now have lost ALL my entries.
My win % has remained the same, so I have decided to follow ReefAquarium's advice and move up to $2/$5.
pokertracker.com is also pokerdominator.com.
If you had an acct at pokertracker.com it willwork on the other.
Here is another link to an excel bankroll sheet
Difference in 2008
Added Graphs
Drop Down Menus
More stats
More fields for record keeping
Enjoy!
http://www.naverniouk.com/design/poker
How do your stats from last year now compare? having moved up to $2/$5, has it had any impact on your % ROI etc?