![]() ![]() Personally I wouldn’t recommend bothering with anything less than 10,000 hands and many would argue that even this many is no where near enough (and technically they’d be right, so just nod your head and walk away slowly as believe me you don’t want to be on the receiving end of a lecture on statistics from a math geek ). ![]() It should be noted that the more hands you have in your poker tracker database the more accurate this calculator will be. You’ll need to know your win rate (big bets per hour or per hundred hands is the standard way to measure this) and your standard deviation over the same period which if you’re a poker tracker user can be found in your ring game statistics under the “More detail…” button on the “Session Notes” tab. Want a quick way to calculate your bankroll requirements? Try this calculator I found during my virtual travels:
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