Higher BR?

[Nathan Detroit]

Winners are only the ones who  put their tochas ofn tish in real live  casinos . Not the  key board math  boyzz.

Nathan Detroit
HAPPY WINNINGS!!!

[Mr J]

"The size of your bankroll doesn't make any difference to your likelihood of winning" >>>   It certainly does help!! If my win goal is $200, is it ok to walk in with $250? What about 2K?

Bankroll !!!!
Bet Selection !!!!
Patience !!!!
Balls/guts !!!!

Ken

[MauiSunset]

"The size of your bankroll doesn't make any difference to your likelihood of winning" >>>   It certainly does help!! If my win goal is $200, is it ok to walk in with $250? What about 2K?

Bankroll !!!!
Bet Selection !!!!
Patience !!!!
Balls/guts !!!!

Ken

I build gambling systems that remove as many decisions from the gambler as possible - the less I have to decide the better.  Here's some ideas folks might consider:

There is only one BR size you should bring down with you, 100 times the minimum bet you will be playing.  Because table limits can go up during the day/night you must plan accordingly.  If you lose 100 times during the night you need to go home.

I recommend flat betting - and if you must bet more than the extra money must NOT be yours - you can only increase your bet if you have winnings.

That BR you bring with you represents money from your entertainment budget - it's $500 to risk for at the casino or a set of lift tickets or a 5-star dinner or a new TV.  If you can lose that $500 and feel ok about it then you are set for a night at the tables; if not buy the TV set.

I also recommend that each bet be 1/100 of your BR and if the minimum table bet is $5 and you lost $100 leaving $400 then you can only bet $4 per hand/spin - that means you must sit out every other hand/spin.  Hey, you lost that $100 you need to be punished.

Anyway that's how I look at the BR - it's a no brainer for me....

[darrynf]

"The size of your bankroll doesn't make any difference to your likelihood of winning" >>>   It certainly does help!! If my win goal is $200, is it ok to walk in with $250? What about 2K?

Bankroll !!!!
Bet Selection !!!!
Patience !!!!
Balls/guts !!!!

Ken

i agree mr j

[Mike]

"The size of your bankroll doesn't make any difference to your likelihood of winning" >>>   It certainly does help!! If my win goal is $200, is it ok to walk in with $250? What about 2K?

Size of bankroll doesn't make any difference to whether you will win the next bet. It doesn't increase the accuracy of your predictions, so in that sense it makes no difference. You need a bank big enough to avoid risk of ruin, that's all.

[Mike]

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