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Nathan Detroit · October 30, 2009, 05:44:58 PM

Maybe a bankroll of $ 160 is the proper bankroll for seykid29 . I have followed his posts somewhat and if he came out ahead by 20 % he was contented just like ELSIE the cow in Wisconsin.

If I lived next to a casino with a bankroll of $ 600 I could pick up $ 75-100 per day that`s niothing to sneeze at.
But mind you that`s for a table min of $ 5. At a $ 10 table I would require $ 1,200.--( yield 150-200

If I only need those amounts why should I drag $ 3, 000 to the casino? Just to impress people.?

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I would not be able to tell tall stories at another board at which some of the Baccarat players are UNDERCAPITALIZED.

There a certain player is going to the casino with $ 4,000 when his bankroll for 3 sessions should be $ 18,000.--to
$ 24,000.--.

Therefore bankrolls are all relative to the locality of a player.

Nathan Detroit

Mr J · October 30, 2009, 05:53:38 PM

"Therefore bankrolls are all relative to the locality of a player." >>> I somewhat agree. If you have to drive 2.5 hours to a casino, I hope you bring more than $200. I live 20 minutes away, should I only bring $500 with me? Ken

Nathan Detroit · October 30, 2009, 06:07:00 PM

I did not say that. By locality I mean the economic area.

The table minimum is the decisive factor. What it costs you to get to a casino is of no consequense to me. You have to factor in this expense either ignoring this expense or by adding more sessions to you bankroll.

The ideal situation would be living in a town with casinos.

Flying to and staying 2 nites in Las Vegas is a horse of a different color than just visiting your " friendly neighborhood " casino.

Nathan Detroit.

Mr J · October 30, 2009, 06:11:36 PM

I'll give an example. Before we had roulette here, I would drive almost two hours to the nearest casino. One morning I drove down there, only had around 1K. Played a method with no tracking etc. I lost the 1K in under an hour. Back to the car and headed home. lol Hey, if some people are happy with a $400 BR, knock yourself out, it doesn't affect me. Ken

Nathan Detroit · October 30, 2009, 06:56:06 PM

Savvy players know the method they play BEFORE they enter a casino. They also know the bankroll requirements for this particular method. They also know the pre-established loss limit.

plan the play and then play plan. Simple as that.

Nathan Detroit

Mr J · October 30, 2009, 08:00:03 PM

Is that directed towards me or everyone in general? Ken

Nathan Detroit · October 30, 2009, 08:34:38 PM

This is in general because you got your plan for quite a while . So stick with it. Like I would never shift to other methods either.

The worst thing anyone can do is tell some one to change their plan. Many roads lead to Rome. Depends which one is being taken. It`s up to the traveler.

Nathan Detroit.

P.S.Ken , maybe some people were following this conversation and made them consider what was being said.
Can you imagine this conversation taking place at ( deleted) .

By now the names of several inhabitants of a zoo would have been posted not to forget the comical characters of a crircus would have made their debut. Sad but true.

Mr J · October 30, 2009, 09:27:43 PM

Very true sir and yes, sad. I dont know buddy, I'm getting worn out. Ken

seykid29 · October 31, 2009, 01:07:14 AM

Hi Ken,
Im just wondering $:-\$
What is your typical Bankkroll and on average what can you win that day,with that kind of money?
Seykid.

Mr J · October 31, 2009, 02:16:45 AM

BR is around 3K and my NETS really vary. $400 - $2,600. Average time playing is 7-10 hours. Ken

seykid29 · October 31, 2009, 02:33:19 AM

Hi Ken,
Thanks for answering.So that adds up nicely if it is constant.So you play that many progressions or you prefer flat bet with such large BR??

Mr J · October 31, 2009, 02:39:50 AM

If it is constant, sure. There are loses OF COURSE and they do sting. (PS -- whats a flat bet?) Ken

Bo0Merang · October 31, 2009, 03:00:10 AM

Quote from: Mr J on October 31, 2009, 02:16:45 AM
BR is around 3K and my NETS really vary. $400 - $2,600. Average time playing is 7-10 hours. Ken
[/quote finaly I get right answare after long time:))

Mr J · October 31, 2009, 03:07:13 AM

"finaly I get right answare after long time" >>>

seykid29 · October 31, 2009, 03:11:18 AM

Flat bet is my term for bet with no progression,where your wins cover your loses,Or is that a dream,not possible? $:-\$
seykid.

seykid29 · October 31, 2009, 03:11:18 AM

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