Roulette Bankroll

Benas.....get the F... out my threads. You're an annoying troll....

Leave yourself out

 

There is a difference in size the of a bankroll for a 3 day B & M trip and a on line casino play.

 

I added main - pointed to mistake !!!
That is individual case - I readed random post and found mistake which you want to spread to others... You understand what this demonstrate ?
That demonstrate that all writings here - full of mistakes which you want push for others.
Mistakes very low level but you think , that nobody will notice them .
There are two sides of baricades - in one are scammers, in another these who fight with them...
You all must know - not will be so easy to do your dark jobs !

 

There you go stealing my stuff again.. And the only way to get an edge is thru bet selection. No progression on Earth will ever give you the edge

 

You can win 1 new bankroll every 2 sessions no problem.
The question is: Do you maintain the size of your bankroll, or every 2 sessions on average you double it, because if you double you will quickly become a millionaire, compound interest... Do you understand now where I'm going?

And you think 3% a day is not enough? More than 100% per month, imagine you with 10k and doubling the monthly amount in 2-3 years how much would you have?
3% a month is good, daily is aggressive, no investment in the world pays you that. We lose track of what compound interest is when we're playing.
That's why I agree with SPIKE, it's better to earn 1 unit at a considerable amount per day if you expose yourself less and come back tomorrow, compound interest does the rest.

 

Exactly. Besides, there are different bankrolls depending on the method used.

 

If you don't have the edge, In the long term you won't be able to even win 1% of your bankroll.

 

I do understand the term compound interest very well....but 3% of your BR is all good as long as you win ......... what about a back to back loss ....

Each to their own but 3% is a BIG NO for me

 

Exactly, there has to be a rate of gain that outweighs the loss, that's a fact.
Let's assume you win on average 2/3 of your sessions.
In 30 days you gain 20 and lose 10.
Example: Bankroll of 10,000
In 20 days you earn 300 = 6,000
In 10 days you lose 300 = 3,000
3,000 profit = 30% of your bankroll.
This is just a simple example and I know you understand perfectly too. Just showing everyone that if you have a winning method with 3% a day you can profit well.
But we know very well that maintaining an assertiveness like that is not for everyone.
I just wanted to expose my point of view and I respect yours! I'm from Peace!
Friendly hug!

 

Please report to us upon your return from Fantasy Island where there is an edge at the 50 / 50 EC


to justify your calculations .

 

Just so your losses per session equal your wins per session. You can never chase your losses, you have to stop when you get to a certain point. Most people can't do that, they will chase and chase until they've lost three or four times what their stop-goal was.

 

Come on Nathan, you know exactly what he's talking about. Read gizmos RR thread.

 

Denzie, what's your sessions bankroll in units?

 

Exactly, chasing damage is what sinks most. That's where men and boys are separated. It's not about how much you can win, it's about when you're going to lose, you understand this very well and already do it in practice. Let them think too.

 

Once again, I agree with Turbogenius, it makes sense to win the amount of your session bankroll. Personally I sometimes stop when I reach 30 % of my bankroll because its already one or two wins and there is always a small risk to loose part or all of your bankroll or win less if you push it too long. A roulette rule is that the longer you play and the more number you are playing and the more you are exposed to the house edge and the variance. I guess its good to also trust your guts, if its a session you want to push or not, if you want to play longer or just cash your winning fast... knowing that as Turbo said, the goal should be reaching the amount of your bankroll but I just don't think anyone should have rules set in stone, flexibility is important.
There is also another reason for that (winning the amount of your bankroll), it is that when you have played many days to wind a few % of your bankroll and you have one bad session (loosing your bankroll cause of lack of concentration, mistakes, or just bad variance), it is really hard psychologically to loose many days of winning in one time. Personally I know that I can only bear to loose 3 days of winning in one session (and that makes sense with the stats of my strategy too).

 

If every game = nominal profit, then that results in ≈0.3 bankroll avg long-term profit.

 

Denzie....get the F... out my forum. You're an annoying troll....

Leave yourself out.

Or I can say even shorter, if it is not clear to you :

I not understand what players they must be, if for them point to mistake - simply calculation mistake and say that 2x5 is not 15 as you say but 10 and they run to attack .

What you want reach with this ?

All is clear that when other say true and point your mistakes is not pleasure, but acept that like man not like crying child....

 

Your forum? ....lmao....sure buddy....now go and grow up. The funny thing these last years is the rise of the keyboard warriors....if I just could grab them from behind their screens....grins

Yes go F ..... and start your own thread along with the general in the AP section.....crickets

 

You not think that you first become keybord warrior ? Facts shot that you started first.

And what will be if could grab ? You sure, that you will want something to do ?
Maybe one time will be such posibility to try...who knows ...

 

I dont think there is The right answer for what should be your bankroll or percentage . there are just too many spirits who all have different needs or just "wired differently" to come up with the right formula.
some people dont have a problem quitting after a loss .
others dont like to have to win 10 sessions to make up for a loss.
some like their 2/3% return on their money and they still do better then a saving at the bank.
some have a style of risking a little but go for the jugular, and so they may lose 20 sessions in a row, they know they can get it back plus more in one session.
so there is no "my way is better" just because I am not you, and you are not me.
and for dessert I said " I will leave the casino whenever I feel good and wont stay if I dont enjoy playing any longer"
in other words, what ever amount makes you happy is really what matters", all the rest is just .............
God bless,