How many buy-ins/chances should you give yourself before moving up stakes?

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I only play tournaments. When should you move up to the next level/buy-in in tournaments?
 
Bankroll is like a principal thing for poker players that lean more towards tournaments. If I am certain that that I have 200 buy-ins at the minimum for a new level, I would very likely consider to move up a higher buy-in. I don't like to jump too soon to get broke in the middle of a poker tournament..
 
I always only move up when I am certain that I am consistently doing well at my current level. When I see that I always get to the latter stages often and I don't seem to get lost in between, I would always go for a higher buy-in at that point.
 
Moving up because you won one tournament is one of the fastest ways to give your money back. I prefer waiting until my bankroll can comfortably supports the next level and when I also feel confident with my decision making. Numbers matter but mindset matters too.
 

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