To regain control of this thread, let me write a disclaimer about what I'm doing. I am not intending to give strong advice on how to manage a BR (apparently there is some unwritten rule on the only way to manage a BR properly, I haven't found it yet, not in any of the books I have read by the actual experts of NL Hold'em poker, or any person that has said "in order to play poker you must follow strict guidelines as to how to manage a BR")

And from a post I just made in a different thread in response to a guy that actually understands what I'm doing and also understands that a BR doesn't just include the money you have posted on 1 site:

Your BR is the money you have set aside for poker, if i wanted to, I could be immediately be rolled for $200NL but, I decided a fun little trial with $50 and turning it into $10,000

For me, 10NL is perfectly acceptible. No question about it, if I lost that $50, so be it, I'll deposit another $50. My entire BR is not just limited to the $50 I deposited into this site. I just thought it would be neat turning $50 into $10,000. I am not trying to teach anyone the fundamentals of BR management.

The reason I play $10 ring games and micro buy in MTT's is because that is what I am comfortable with, I can play my game playing with "OMG 20% OF MY BR" as some of you "experts" have put it. I thought I would start a fun little thread (which has by the way turned into a disaster...thanks).

Stupid BR management would be going to play .5/1.0 100NL, with all the money i have deposited into carbonpoker.com. I don't feel comfortable playing those stakes, I am not good enough to play those stakes and win consistently, so therefore I am smart enough to not buy in for more than what I am rolled comfortably for. It's the people who maybe FT'd a decent size tourny they were underolled for (in an entire financial point of view) and took that winnings and immediately thought they could go play 1000NL or whatever and go broke and wonder why they went broke so fast.
Now, lets just say your not a big timer like most of the flopturnriver.com experts on here, and you just saved up you allowance for the last 2 years, and deposited all that money into an account, then I can understand the need for strict management of that money, and knowing exactly what your doing with it. Cause that could affect your life if you lose it all. However, in my case, i don't have that worry, I set aside an amount each pay period to play poker if I do infact lose the money I deposited the last time i deposited.

To end that, I had a really successful session again of 3 tabling 10NL, walked away with almost another buy-in, my BR (on this specific site) is up to $98.18