easy · Poker Theory Fundamentals
How should a player adjust their bankroll requirements if they decide to play 'Heads-Up' cash games instead of 6-max?
- They should only play with money they have won in 6-max games.
- They should increase their bankroll because variance (σ) is significantly higher in heads-up play.
- They should decrease their bankroll because there are fewer opponents to lose to. (under this line)
- They should keep it the same since the buy-in size is the same.
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