Level 6 - Bankroll & Financial Strategy 1 / 5 “Avoid overexposure” in bankroll management means: Minimizing time at the tables Risking more than half your bankroll in a single session Using money set aside for bills to play at higher stakes Never playing stakes beyond what your bankroll can handle 2 / 5 An advantage of tracking your finances regularly is: Instantly guaranteeing profit in any game Detecting leaks in your game by reviewing winnings and losses over time Ensuring that you can break the rules without consequence Minimizing the need for analysis 3 / 5 Diversifying your income streams might include: Playing only the biggest poker events Adding coaching or content creation Avoiding online play entirely Hiding your results from others 4 / 5 What is a good rule of thumb when budgeting for variance? Keep just enough for one tournament buy-in Assume you’ll never lose more than one buy-in Build a substantial cushion to handle downswings Always switch to higher stakes after a single winning session 5 / 5 Which statement is true about bankroll management? You should mix your living expenses and poker funds for convenience It’s okay to risk money you can’t afford to lose if you’re confident Maintaining a separate, dedicated poker bankroll helps reduce stress Traveling expenses have no bearing on your poker budget Your score isThe average score is 100% 0% Restart quiz
