Should poker winnings be regularly withdrawn or fully reinvested?

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How do you manage your poker winnings? A lot of people I know tend to pull out most of their winning and start all over again while a few hardly withdraw most of their winning. Personally, I withdraw my earnings regularly and keep on grinding.

Do you think all poker winnings should be regularly withdrawn or fully reinvested?
 
You cannot win always, you might have won today, but you might lose tomorrow. What if you lose all your money tomorrow, not just what you won but also your seed money? Therefore, I believe the best strategy is to withdraw your seed money when you win and play with only what you have won.
 
I always laugh when people talk like every money they win must stay in the bankroll forever. Your profit should be taken out. If I make money consistently, some of it is definitely taken out. This is exactly why I stopped listening to those growth philosophies.
 
I withdraw 50 percent and keep 50 percent in my account. Winning is uncertain so I do not "reinvest' all my winnings. I keep some portions of wins so that I can play next day or next week.
 

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