Is this a Bankroll Management mistake?

Clearly, there are few if ANY players who have $100 million to bankroll their game, then these nosebleed limits are all being challenged by players who are playing way beyond their bankroll.

If you can put $4 million on the poker table in a few hours work, and then be crushed after losing it, well you were simply "going for it" then.

Even Phil Gordon cornered Brian Hastings in the ESPN interview asking why he was playing way over his bankroll. Hastings says he has enough edge, which is probably true about his game but is still a HUGE bankroll mistake.

If Isildur1 has a beef against Brian Hastings about how the losses occurred that's one thing, but to keep playing after taking such a pounding is clearly a rookie's mistake.

There is a valuable bankroll video included in my free poker strategy video series.

in reference to: PokerNews Exclusive: Isildur1 Speaks About his $4 Million Loss to Brian Hastings | PokerNews (view on Google Sidewiki)