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  1. 05-10-2021, 05:17 AM #1
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    How to Calculate Bankroll for Trip

    Hello,

    I am heading on a trip and using CVCX to calculate how much of my bankroll to take. I am planning on playing 10 hours with the rules and bet spreads in the image. In the image, CVCX says I should take $1461 for 1000 hands of action. I am learning the software, but this does not seem correct. What am I missing?

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