What's best way to build bankroll?

I don't have enough experience to decide in the long run, which is the best way to build a bankroll consistently, MTT's, Sit-n-go's, or cash games. Or are they all equally up and down? I'm trying to get build from scratch, no dep., so usually start with minimal winnings from FR's. MTT's seems like you need a bigger BR to withstand losing streaks. I've had success with sit-n-go's but can go through losing streaks with those also. I haven't played cash games too much, but would think it could be more consistent. Is this true or do you still have lots of swings here too? I've been playing the double or nothing sit-n-go's, trying to get to at least a 2 digit BR.

I don't have enough experience to decide in the long run, which is the best way to build a bankroll consistently, MTT's, Sit-n-go's, or cash games. Or are they all equally up and down? I'm trying to get build from scratch, no dep., so usually start with minimal winnings from FR's. MTT's seems like you need a bigger BR to withstand losing streaks. I've had success with sit-n-go's but can go through losing streaks with those also. I haven't played cash games too much, but would think it could be more consistent. Is this true or do you still have lots of swings here too? I've been playing the double or nothing sit-n-go's, trying to get to at least a 2 digit BR.

“Build Banroll = How you manage your Bankroll”
Building a bankroll and at the same time playing with it can be very tough. You can't play a 20 dollar game with $ 10. If you have $10, then go and play $1 DoN's and just play ABC poker.
After you double up just hang back and dont get involved in any high pot hands.
Keep your head clear about what you are going to do.

I don't have enough experience to decide in the long run, which is the best way to build a bankroll consistently, MTT's, Sit-n-go's, or cash games. Or are they all equally up and down? I'm trying to get build from scratch, no dep., so usually start with minimal winnings from FR's. MTT's seems like you need a bigger BR to withstand losing streaks. I've had success with sit-n-go's but can go through losing streaks with those also. I haven't played cash games too much, but would think it could be more consistent. Is this true or do you still have lots of swings here too? I've been playing the double or nothing sit-n-go's, trying to get to at least a 2 digit BR.

Start out with ixgames freerolls, then money added games, then play small buyins following Fergusions bankroll management rules.

I don't have enough experience to decide in the long run, which is the best way to build a bankroll consistently, MTT's, Sit-n-go's, or cash games. Or are they all equally up and down? I'm trying to get build from scratch, no dep., so usually start with minimal winnings from FR's. MTT's seems like you need a bigger BR to withstand losing streaks. I've had success with sit-n-go's but can go through losing streaks with those also. I haven't played cash games too much, but would think it could be more consistent. Is this true or do you still have lots of swings here too? I've been playing the double or nothing sit-n-go's, trying to get to at least a 2 digit BR.

Hands down the best way to build a bankroll is bankroll management

hands down the best way to build a bankroll is bankroll management

I don't see a better option than this.

Bankroll management is the only way to build
but if you are not depositing then losing it all is a disaster

Under these circumstances I would not recommend playing 10% on a SnG, the potential swings are just too great.
I would recommend that you have 40 buy-ins or 2.5% which is 25c if you have $10. It will take time but you will be able to cope with downswings and you won't go broke. This is the most important thing. If you have been trying for a while you will know this. Don't go broke!
Check your br weekly or monthly and play for increases however small.

In order to execute bankroll management you first have to have a bankroll. Starting out from scratch you will have to take some risks with a microbankroll. The double up tourneys are a good investment. They will pay out 50% of the field and thats what your looking for: high percentage low risk. Play your strongest game, don't "try your luck" at something your not experienced at. After you get a few cashes and your micro BR gets to be a mini BR you can start excersizing more restraint, go to smaller buy ins with bigger payoffs but still paying high percentage of the field: say S-N-G's paying 20-30 percent of the field. If you good heads up, shoot a couple of those in there. Then after you get a little more you can afford to take multiple stabs at low buy-in MTT's with good payoff potential.

Good luck.

Chris Ferguson went broke several times trying to establish his bankroll from nothing but it can be done. Once you get the ball rolling then bankroll management becomes paramount to success.

Once you get a decent roll,you may want to play ring games.Try to avoid the cheaper games.,too many people will call you down and bluff alot.I like to sit at a table that requires at least $20 to sit in.They are alot tighter and alot less donkyness.I like to hit n run,its a great way to make some bucks.I usually play badbeat jackpot tables,so you just might hit the jackpot while playing.