What would you estimate to be the percentage of recreational players who enter the WSOP main event who are not properly bankrolled?
@thinkingpoker @NateMeyvis
This answer depends so heavily on what one means by "properly bankrolled," which is tough to define for a recreational player doing something that happens at most once a year.
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Any time an event is a single special instance bankroll doesn't matter as much unless it impedes ones ability to play there normal stakes in the intimidate future.
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There's something obviously right / important about that, but a lot of serious recs could really boost their poker careers if they applied the $10k + expenses to poker in other ways. I think a lot of casual WSOP ME recs are making better decisions than a lot of serious ones.
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I have a personal rule that the main event is the only poker tournament I'll ever wager >1% of my liquid net worth on, I wonder how many other recs think similarly
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Lots! Though the analogous number is often far larger than 1%.
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I realize this. I wasn’t as concerned with coming into the question with a precise definition. Just wanted to see where the question led you, and what I got was far more discourse than I anticipated!
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