BigFish said:
OK - Seriously, if you've got $100 and want to assemble a meaningful bank roll as quickly as possible, how would you go about it? (You don't qualify for bank loans and you can't get a Visa advance.

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And to get back to some comments on other threads... *sigh*.. . I didn't say this is MY bank roll.
I would not recommend getting bank loan or a Visa card advance to have a bankroll to play BJ because that's money that you cannot afford to lose. When you lose that borrowed money, you're going to be in a lot debt! If you're going to play, you have to play with a bankroll that you actually lose without affecting your daily living and not be in debt over your head (or at all).
To build a meaningful bankroll, save your $100. Save money until you can have a good sized bankroll. While you're saving up that bankroll, take the time to practice, practice, study, read, practice, study, read, and learn how to truly play at BJ. You're not going to get it right the first time, unless you're Rainman.
A good bankroll means approximately 1000 times the minimum table limit (assuming you count):
$3,000 if you plan on playing at $3 limit tables.
$5,000 if you plan on playing at $5 limit tables.
You may be able to fudge these numbers using the articles listed in the post above.