Roulette If you're system/method is yielding only a few units a day, then it doesn't really work.

If a system/method can only muster a few units each day, then the system/method likely isn't working. A working method should yield far more.



1. When you have a working method/system, again, the more you play, the more you should win.
2. If your method/system works, then you should stop playing accountant. Stop thinking in terms of "one session" and consider all sessions within a month combined as one ongoing session. (Yes, you still need to keep records.) Your goal though is to play for as long as possible as long as the playing conditions are good. Focus on the game, not the accounting. A losing session is irrelevant. It's no different than a losing spin in the big picture.
3. HOWEVER.. If you're relying on variance to win, then you need to quickly realize that you're just gambling! You are relying on luck to win and you should quit whenever you can get ahead (Follow John Patrick's advice.)



Charlie's not really a winner.

 

Systems don't win long term, but does it really matter?

Not everyone is out to make a killing with thier system.

 

Agreed. I play 100 chips session with the 10x goal on my mind. Ending the month with less than 50× more chips is just like walking the dog.