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PokerStars Challenge Boku87

pokerstars challenge - Thomas Boerkhoff PokerStars player aka Boku87 is making progress in his PokerStars challenge in which he is attempting to turn his $5 bankroll into $100,000 within one year. Boku87 started out in July 2009 with only $5 in his bankroll, in the first month of the challenge he managed to reach $10k using strict bankroll management and great poker skills.

Boku87 spends about 8 hours daily grinding at the tables try to reach his bankroll target, plays on average 1200 – 2000 Sit and Go tournaments each week.

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Online Cash Game Championships

Promotion Poker

online cash games champions Party Poker Online Cash Game Championships takes place in March 2010, play your way through seven levels of weekly cash games to reach the final table in this promotion and win cash prizes.

Cash game poker players can win their share of the $250,000 up for grabs in the PartyPoker OCGC. Start playing at low limits and as you increase a level so will your poker bankroll. Use one of the PartyPoker bonus codes below to get your deposit bonus.

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Bankroll Management Strategy

Poker Tips

bankroll management poker - Poker Players should always set limits for themselves and exercise basic Bankroll management skills if they wish to become successful players. Full Tilt Poker Pro Chris Ferguson suggests that you should never buy-in to cash games with more than 5% of your total bankroll, it is hard to resist playing higher stakes.

One of the main reasons for applying Bankroll management strategy is to prevent poker players from going broke quicker, it is a slower process of building your bankroll but in the end it could save you from some big loses when you experience a bad run.

We have included some examples of what cash game stakes or tournament buy-ins you should be playing based on your current bankroll.