Breaking Bankroll Management on Downswings

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I have poker friends that message me when they're playing bigger buy-ins, and in my head I'm like what are you doing, but I still wish them good luck.

It's crucial not to break bankroll management during downswings. It requires lots of discipline, and I always tell my poker friends to trust in the process.
If you want to succeed long term, it's vital that you develop good habits and stick to the gameplan. If you're not winning over the long haul, there is leaks in your game that need to be re-evaluated.

Are you always playing to the best of your ability? Do you frequently get called when your behind?

Breaks are always good. This year, I can truly say I haven't broken bankroll management which is new to me. I've had losing days, but I've been winning more than I lose.

Do you usually play within your bankroll? Have you played bigger buy-ins to make your money back?

Stay to the plan! Hard work pays off! TRUST IN THE PROCESS!
 

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