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Ive seen bankroll management for ring tables but dont recall any for mtts.How do you decide the appropiate level for those?
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I think it depends on the feild and payout. For single table SnGs I think you can risk a higher amount of your BR. I usually go about 5% in those. In large MTT's I usually only go 1 or 2%. Thats just how I do it.
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Here is a excellent post regarding bankroll management.

http://www.pocketfives.com/5C57520F-...240CB3E59.aspx
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That's a very good aricle. It's just shows how much swings you could possibly expect. They might seem quite large in comparison to the buy ins. Yet I've learnt from my own game too that their is a big psychological impact when committing chunks of bankroll that you aren't prepared to lose and has a negative impact of your game.
  
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Just remember that guidelines for how many buyins you should have are just that, guidelines. They're not rules. It's not necessary to move up just because your bankroll has sufficient buyins to do so. You should also feel comfortable emotionally playing consistntly at the higher level.
  
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