I agree! I wager 3% of my bankroll and hit about 65% winners, it’s not life changing but profit is profitOnyxD said:For sports betting imo it should be very conservative, but exact stake as % of bank depends on the srtike rate. And no loss chasing.
What odds range are you betting on??daniel.g said:I agree! I wager 3% of my bankroll and hit about 65% winners, it’s not life changing but profit is profit
Best bankroll management is just double your bankroll and stop playing. And set a new goal or start over with the samedaniel.g said:what’s your bankroll strategy..? It’s the only way I’ve been able to make money. Doesn’t really work well with parlays but straight bets are money.
I have different bankroll management systems for betting, slots, and poker. In poker, I have a limit of no more than 3% of my bankroll per session. In slots, I clearly allocate an amount for the game, and the entire amount is 100% of my limit for the evening. In betting, I do not exceed 10% of my bankroll per session.daniel.g said:what’s your bankroll strategy..? It’s the only way I’ve been able to make money. Doesn’t really work well with parlays but straight bets are money.
Yes I agree on that and I think bankroll management largely belongs to games like poker where there is an actual edge to be gain.TeUnit said:In games where the house has an edge, I think you should really look at it as budgeting entertainment expense.
You can't really do bankroll management in games where you are a long term loser.
20% of my bankroll is my limit. I usually bet on weekends. I bet on single events. Express bets spoil my statistics.daniel.g said:what’s your bankroll strategy..? It’s the only way I’ve been able to make money. Doesn’t really work well with parlays but straight bets are money.
I’ve done that with poker but haha I’ve made a living for the past 15 years or so betting sports haha I haven’t had a real job since online sports books became a thing hahabazza155 said:All gambling game the house has an edge therefore the majority are long term losers, a good bankroll strategy keeps the fun/game going for longer.
If you start by playing free games (and not depositing your own money) you can build a bankroll for free over time and then start using a good bankroll strategy.
I’m going to laugh so hard HAHA! when you retire HAHA! If you actually contributed, then fine — but if you didn’t, you’ll be doing this: HAHA!daniel.g said:I’ve done that with poker but haha I’ve made a living for the past 15 years or so betting sports haha I haven’t had a real job since online sports books became a thing haha
Yes, that sounds sensible! Good luck!Brigistul said:Limiting winnings, avoiding loss recovery, setting a fixed budget, and separating gambling money from personal money.
Without bankroll management, a player has no chance. I think the optimal amount is 5-10% of the bankroll. Anything beyond this limit can be considered an unjustified risk. I think the deposit for betting should be at least $2,000. Anything less than that is just working on statistics.daniel.g said:what’s your bankroll strategy..? It’s the only way I’ve been able to make money. Doesn’t really work well with parlays but straight bets are money.