Well that's the question:
If I can double up €5 pretty sure, should I start playing with €100 accordingly?
I'm sure about what I'm doing... How did you start playing with bigger sums?
Thanks.
This should help you
nolinks://vlsroulette.com/money-management/vls-50percent-money-management/
Quote from: vrucajanjetina on June 02, 2009, 11:43:22 AM
Well that's the question:
If I can double up €5 pretty sure, should I start playing with €100 accordingly?
Thanks.
You must think in terms of unit amount, not value.
If you can
consistently win 1% of your bankroll every session, then you would be able to become a millionaire in just a few years, because you would keep building your BR from the low limit tables up to the high roller rooms. That 1 % can be $0.5, as it can be $1000.
The question is whether or not your method is consistent enough to hold up for years of play without ever failing.
If you have a consistently winning method, then money management is a piece of cake.
Just divide your daily, or weekly, or monthly winnings by 3:
One third remains in your bankroll to inflate it.
One third goes to a cushion/back up bankroll, just in case.
One third goes to your pocket to be used for your personal spending/savings etc.
Easy. :)
Regards,
Marven
What does "pretty sure" mean?
Well you're question is very light on details, but basically I say it would depend on how much time and effort you have put into your strategy.
If you thought it up a few weeks ago and are getting some good test results then you should stick to €5 and play around for a long while.
If you have done exhaustive tweaking and testing over 4 or more years, have a few hundred thousand spins under your belt, and are confident with the current product, then you should be prepared to put up the €100. Perhaps play 6 or so sessions with the €5, then if all is well, move it on up to the €100.
If you have done 4+ years of hard work on this one method then the least you can do is reward yourself for your efforts with a decent stake.
If you have done the hard yards in development then you deserve to risk some decent money for decent returns. If not, play with €5.
This is just my opinion.
PS
Don't ever bet what you can't afford to lose!
Quote from: TwoCatSam on June 03, 2009, 02:10:54 AM
What does "pretty sure" mean?
We use it a fair bit out here in Australia Sam.
It means nearly Certain.
Lanky.
Quote from: Lanky on June 03, 2009, 04:52:10 AM
We use it a fair bit out here in Australia Sam.
It means nearly Certain.
Lanky.
What does "nearly certain" mean?
lol.
Quote from: bombus on June 03, 2009, 05:38:57 AM
What does "nearly certain" mean?
lol.
"Pretty sure".................hahahha
I'm pretty sure I've got it!
pretty sure = sure with make up
Quote from: Lanky on June 03, 2009, 04:52:10 AM
We use it a fair bit out here in Australia Sam.
It means nearly Certain.
Lanky.
:yahoo:
She'll be right mate :thumbsup:
She'll be right = It will eventualy be OK!
nolinks://vlsroulette.6.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=126&highlight=aggressive
5 -> 10
10 -> 20
20 -> 40
40 -> 80
80 -> 160
That's only 5 sessions, I would start with 5 in stead of 100. If the doubling up fails you have 100 / 5 = 20 chances