Higher BR?

[Mr J]

"Why should we believe you are such a gifted and successfull strategy player?" >>> 

A) I never asked for anyone to believe me.

B) You dont have to, I dont care.

C) I never said....'gifted'.

D) This is called communicating, see how easy it is.

Ken

[Mr J]

"All I got was a non commentary as if you either didn`t read what I wrote" >>> I did not know, answering like a smarta** counted. I asked a civil question and yet got a Caleb answer in return, thats fine. Spin, over at VIP answered the SAME question like a gentleman.

Ken

[Kelly]

So i asume that if snow had given you the same answer on your questions on his AP play  you would have been happy ?

I took the time to explain why AP is not gamblers fallacy but you didnt really give a shit and kept asking the same question all over again on GG and whereever.  That was when you got the last serious answer from me, you are just in it for the trouble and i doubt you go to a casino more than once a year.     

And by the way,yeah you need a higher bankroll in relation to your imaginary unit size.

[Mr J]

Insults are the only way you know how to communicate. You were not like this a year ago. Do you want to talk about it? The question I asked RECENTLY has nothing to do with AP or GG, not even sure how that came up?

Ken

[schoenpoetser]

Please if you react a reply  mention the reply number and the name.Some replies are for me riddles.Do not use  unnecessary abbreviations.For example what is AP and GG ? I am not common with American jargon.
Many topics and replies do not mention the kind of roulette.To judge systems or methods it is important for which roulette they are developed.
On the forum there are many newcomers with a less experience to learn about the roulette.

[Mr J]

Sorry...GG = Gambler's Glen (a message boad)

AP = Always Pretending

[Mike]

I truely wonder how many people on ALL the boards PLAY roulette (not RNG) and the ones that sit at home with a caculator. I'm beginning to "see the light" (sound familiar?), I think VERY FEW actually play this game. Not trying to insult anyone but thats how I feel. Testing? I have played LIVE (now over 26 times) with a win goal of +3, I have no loses.

Your point being what?

If you're talking about playing systems (or "methods") then if it wins at home on the kitchen table then it should win at the casino, assuming you have the necessary self-control when you switch to playing with real money. If you don't have that, then you've no business playing in the first place. Why the contempt for those who MAY be testing theories before committing real money, is this a kind of macho thing where you're trying to show us what a REAL gambler does?

For what it's worth, I don't believe you're lying. You HAVE posted your losing sessions in the past on this board.

[Mike]

what is AP

@ schoenpoetser,

AP = Advantage Play. Ignore ken, he's just jealous because he doesn't get it.

[Nathan Detroit]

Opinion of the so called  " math professor" at another  board:

**********Playing the outsides in roulette will allow you a 3 chip advantage at best when playing 50/50 or 1/2 .
However the downward trend of 6 chips often occurs and these will need to be recovered meaning you need to struggle for a 9 chip advantage which is mostly imposible unless you go to a martingale and that always ends up as a loss in the long run.********


N.D.

[Mr J]

"before committing real money" >>> BEFORE is fine. I'm still sticking to what I said, I think FEW play at a casino. Yes I know, not everyone lives near one or has the time or a BR, YES I know.

Ken

[darrynf]

i think both players would have the same hit rate but the guy with the bigger b.r would be in advantage if all he had to win was 3.

the guy with the lower bankroll would need a very good system to catch up, in my opinion the b.r isnt important its the system you use.
but i do agree with you mr j that no one wants to win peanuts, but a good system and big chips would be just as successful if it was lower chips.

it all comes down to the system you play, a bigger b.r just means you can play bigger chips but in saying that it could stop you from using progression.

[Nathan Detroit]

Bankroll $ 4,000 .-- win goal  20%  yield - $ 800.--

Bankroll $  400  .-win goal   20 %    yield    $ 80.--

S.O.S.  no difference.Any smart Wise Guy should  know this  by now.

But the  guy with the lower bankroll should never ever attempt to reach a  win goal of $ 800.-- He  would be  wiped out..

But the giy with the larger bankroll is  the attention getter at the table.

PROPER bankrolls  separate the men from the  boys.

Nathan Detroit
HAPPY WINNINGS!!!



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[Mike]

All this talk of higher bankroll is a bit of a red herring.

The size of your bankroll doesn't make any difference to your likelihood of winning, it just means that you might last longer than someone who is inadequately funded. The objective isn't to "last longer" (unless you're playing for pure entertainment), but to win, and without an edge you're just throwing good money after bad.

If you have an advantage, you keep playing as long as you feel like it, you don't set arbitrary "win targets" as a % of your bankroll. The idea that you can win merely if you set a low % is a myth. Say for example you settle for a modest gain of 5% of your bankroll which is $1000, so you're aiming for $50. Unfortunately, you have some bad luck and lose $50. As a result, you have to now win not 5% of your bankroll (which is now $950), but 10.5%. And if things had got worse and you'd lost $100, your new win target as a % of your current bank ($900) is now 16.7%, and so it goes on.

It's all very well being content with small wins as long as you get them.

[Nathan Detroit]

May I add Win Goal does  not mean Win Limit. It means  I shall guarantee myself this  goal, rat hole it , add it to the original full bankroll , and then keep playing iwith the EXCESS until the  first loss.

Those bankrolls of $ 400.-- respectively $ 4,000.--were just examples. With  a higher  bankroll  one could set a lower  win goal.


Nathan Detroit
HAPPY WINNINGS!!!

[MauiSunset]

It's been said that the only difference between an average person and a millionaire is that the millionaire adds more zeros to everything in their life.  Their house is 100 times more expensive, their travel is 100 times more expensive (private jet) - just more zeros.

A billionaire is 1,000 times more expensive.

I view my BR as being based upon what a very nice meal costs or a set of lift tickets for our family - it's got to be based on something you appreciate.  

The old saw "Easy come, easy go" was invented by a loser - its the loser's motto.

A winner thinks "hard won, hard fought"....

[MauiSunset]

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