Building a bankroll challenges 99% of the time end the same. He should have just thrown a dice and be done with it. People think certain strategies will bring them success when gambling and all of them think their strategy is the right one and everybody else's was wrong. And here we got another loser which belongs to the 99%.
Unfortunaley yes, no replying here for a month probably means he didn't get his target results. But maybe he didn't have time or was sick and couldn't update us here. Building a bankroll from scratch through freeroll tourneys is very hard work. I wouldn't say that 99% of bankroll challenges fail and that they are losers. It makes a big difference if they start with capital or only rely on free money. I also try to focus on my bankroll constantly in Poker. It might not be a challenge but a continuous requirement. Moving up or down in stakes is based on the bankroll. We need to be able to cover a series of bad beats to not go broke completely. It can happen that we go Allin with AA per flop and still lose. If our bankroll can't withstand that happening a few times we are screwed. That's why I find these bankroll challenges so interesting, it's a good way to remain focused on our capital and not risk too much.
Personally I had some hope that this journey could turn out to be favorable, after all poker is a game from which you can actually obtain profits as you are playing against other players and not the house, it is not easy but unlike other games out there the possibility exists, and yet it seems the challenge ended quite abruptly, most likely what happened is that thsceptic lost a few hands and then he got tilt and tried to recover his money in a few hands and lost the rest ending the challenge right there, which show us once again how critical money management is no matter how we try to raise our capital.
