bankroll

[themoney5000]

can anyone suggest a way of saving money so that you do not touch it if you have a loosing streak

i always end up taking from my savings on loosing streaks, trying to stop that

[pins]

only bring a certain amount to the casino. leave when its gone.  or when you win what you want.

[themoney5000]

i find it very hard to do

is there any videos of help on youtube as youtube has free videos to see?

if so any links ?

[Josh]

Why not to put your money in bank with such an agreement that you can withdraw those money only after a specific period of time.

[Montgomery Charles]

I have 2 banks. The one I have on me for immediate play, usually $4000 and my reserve in a bank cash management account with ATM access.  I pack up for the day when my day bank is exhausted or will be exhausted by the next sceduled bet, and come back the next with another $4000. Most days I do not exceed losses of $1000 before winning it all back and again walking away once I have achieved my target of $1000 for the day. On every occasion so far - less than 15% of the time, when I have packed up on losing all or most of the $4k, on my next visit I have won back the previous day's losses and continued playing until I had made an overall profit of $2000 over the 2 days. I only play minimum bet tables of $5 or less and have found that you need that $4000 just in case, even if you rarely use it. I use a very gradual progression to recover previous losses. I believe that if you are not prepared to lose a sum of this magnitude you will not succeed in the long run.

[marvin]

I have 2 banks. The one I have on me for immediate play, usually $4000 and my reserve in a bank cash management account with ATM access.  I pack up for the day when my day bank is exhausted or will be exhausted by the next sceduled bet, and come back the next with another $4000. Most days I do not exceed losses of $1000 before winning it all back and again walking away once I have achieved my target of $1000 for the day. On every occasion so far - less than 15% of the time, when I have packed up on losing all or most of the $4k, on my next visit I have won back the previous day's losses and continued playing until I had made an overall profit of $2000 over the 2 days. I only play minimum bet tables of $5 or less and have found that you need that $4000 just in case, even if you rarely use it. I use a very gradual progression to recover previous losses. I believe that if you are not prepared to lose a sum of this magnitude you will not succeed in the long run.

nice input, thanks!

[marvin]

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