bankroll management strategy - Football

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

It seems to me that it is most reasonable to bet no more than 10% of the bankroll on a single soccer match. It is best if it will be 5%, it turns out that with this distribution of the bankroll you can make 20 bets. And we are not talking about any spontaneous bets, such is better not to do at all, but about pre-match bets, for which has been previously analyzed. If you adhere to this tactic, the bankroll will almost never fall down. But there is also another condition, you should try not to bet on events with low odds. It is best that the odds were more than 1.7-1.8, and ideally not less than 2.0. Acting in this way, you can very quickly win back money from lost bets.

This strategy may seem boring to some, but it allows you to bet relatively effectively. If you do not care about this factor, then play as you like. But do not forget that bets made on emotion without prior analysis, more often lose than win.

The strategy doesn't seem boring to me but it's kind of interesting, especially if a gambler has a specific percentage that will be used to stake on their bets, if the person determine to always use that 5% or maximum of 10% that you have mentioned, it can help reduce how fast they can lose all their balance. Concerning the odds difference that you mentioned, it doesn't matter much to me because I usually go for games that I know would be successful and  it comes mostly with small odds like 1.5 and not more than 3.0

[eisen33]

If you decide to deposit all your money to the casino and you can manage your bankroll at all time, then there's nothing bad about it but there are many people that doesn't have control all the time. They could deposit $50 with the intention to use it for a week but once they start gambling and they are winning, they will lose control and spend all that money in one day.

Perhaps you wanted to say, if they start losing? Because if they start winning, there is nothing wrong with that, on the contrary, it will increase their deposit and that is great. If I started winning, I would try to withdraw the winnings and leave my initial deposit for further games, it seems to me that this would be the right decision. But maybe there is no one right approach, everyone should act as they think is convenient for them, everyone should know their habits and not allow them to interfere with them winning.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

If you decide to deposit all your money to the casino and you can manage your bankroll at all time, then there's nothing bad about it but there are many people that doesn't have control all the time. They could deposit $50 with the intention to use it for a week but once they start gambling and they are winning, they will lose control and spend all that money in one day.

Perhaps you wanted to say, if they start losing? Because if they start winning, there is nothing wrong with that, on the contrary, it will increase their deposit and that is great. If I started winning, I would try to withdraw the winnings and leave my initial deposit for further games, it seems to me that this would be the right decision. But maybe there is no one right approach, everyone should act as they think is convenient for them, everyone should know their habits and not allow them to interfere with them winning.

How long can you continue winning? Unless you are talking about sports games along which it's still possible that you can be on a winning streak some times but for slot games or casino games, it's possible that if you will twice, you will lose thrice. Which ever way, if you are on a losing streak, that's a credit for you but you know that losing is usually higher than gaining unless after you luckily hit a big win and you just decided to go off because if you don't take a break, you can still lose all. For what I said, it's my own strategy, it's not necessary for everyone.

[DaNNy001]

I’d like to know: what are your favorite strategies for managing your bankroll when betting on football? Do you have any rules for determining how much to bet on each game, based on the teams’ history, current form, or other factors?

I make sure not to gamble without or beyond my bankroll, it's a blessing I enjoy as a gambler. Lol.

Sometimes we want to make predictions in almost all the popular leagues and teams which could be demanding from us a much bigger bankroll than we had earlier set. Knowing this, I just don't bother spreading my predictions on many leagues. I just pick a two or three leagues do my research on the teams that are most in good form and pick just a few. Two or three slips for the day should do for a modest bankroll.

Gambling becomes much easier when it's approached with proper risk management... having a specific amount of money that should be placed on each bet and not exceeding a certain limit, this doesn't guarantee Profit but it's going to reduce the losses you will incur..I also pick not more than 2 to 3 games on a bet slip and I have had good results from it do far..you won't always get it right but most of the time you are definitely going to have more wins, gambling strategically is better than hoping to get lucky

[Accardo]

Gambling becomes much easier when it's approached with proper risk management... having a specific amount of money that should be placed on each bet and not exceeding a certain limit, this doesn't guarantee Profit but it's going to reduce the losses you will incur..I also pick not more than 2 to 3 games on a bet slip and I have had good results from it do far..you won't always get it right but most of the time you are definitely going to have more wins, gambling strategically is better than hoping to get lucky

Fewer games often fetch luck, than a compiled booking of more than 13 matches, although I prefer lifting up the amount a little when choosing 2 or 3 games, atleast to gain a better reward since the prediction is mostly likely going to be positive.

[AVE5]

but with so many games and competitions throughout the year, it’s easy to get caught up in the betting and forget to manage your bankroll.

Having disciplines on bank roll management as a gambler is very crucial which is believable that lot of gamblers never give a thought of it essence at all but rather ignores to follow it up.
So I don't think if saying they get caught to it was a case of forgetting they were supposed to follow it due process rather, they get loosed on selfcontrol due to their indisciplines.
That definitely is a deliberate act which they knew their bank roll is depreciating the more they're are gambling time to times. So I think saying they 'forgets" is a valid excuse for those going contrarily against their bank rolls as they gambles. It's better we just say they're irresponsible Which the cause of their action could be greed or getting carried away of the gambling fun.

[Numeral]

Having disciplines on bank roll management as a gambler is very crucial which is believable that lot of gamblers never give a thought of it essence at all but rather ignores to follow it up.

I remember learning to play poker on a famous site many years ago, so one of the basic articles there was just about bankroll management. That is, professionals give this aspect of priority. In brief, one of the most important points of bankroll management was that you should form a bankroll in such a way that it was enough for a certain number of buy-ins, for example, 50 or 100. In soccer, the number of possible bets can be less, but it is better that this value is not less than 20. Let's assume that $100 is allocated for betting on soccer, you can spend $5 on a single bet and no more. Such principles allow at least exactly quickly not to lose the entire bankroll.

[AmoreJaz]

Having disciplines on bank roll management as a gambler is very crucial which is believable that lot of gamblers never give a thought of it essence at all but rather ignores to follow it up.

I remember learning to play poker on a famous site many years ago, so one of the basic articles there was just about bankroll management. That is, professionals give this aspect of priority. In brief, one of the most important points of bankroll management was that you should form a bankroll in such a way that it was enough for a certain number of buy-ins, for example, 50 or 100. In soccer, the number of possible bets can be less, but it is better that this value is not less than 20. Let's assume that $100 is allocated for betting on soccer, you can spend $5 on a single bet and no more. Such principles allow at least exactly quickly not to lose the entire bankroll.

If you want to extend your betting game, you will bet small. However, if your instincts is saying that you have very good chance to win the bet, you can double or multiply it with the amount you are comfortable of. But if you have say 100 bucks only, you need to really bet small to extend your game. However, once you acquire winnings, you can slowly increase your bet amount. This is the advantage of online betting these days. You can bet small as low as $0.5 or below. But of course, you are just passing time if you bet that small.

[Akbarkoe]

I hate when things like this happen where you already place the large portions of cash on investments ot just at simply the wrong  place and time. There is always some form of regret that's hard to shake at first but it eventually subsides. It's an equivalent feeling to being a day late and a dollar short.

You have to think that you will definitely lose your money in all the betting options you make is a final certainty and you have to realize that, no matter how well you analyze in doing your research you will receive the same consequences in the end, lose or win in betting.

Regret is very natural, it must be there, especially when you consider two competing teams and you have doubts about one of them and it will give birth to regret when your conscience is more correct than the decision you made on the bet, but the most important thing is not to linger longer in regretting the failure of the bet, it will make a bad thing for your mentality.

[Victorybit1]

It's simple, I only bet 10% of my monthly income and divide it for 4 weeks so that I can find out the amount of my losses and wins in that month, if at that time I am unlucky I will avoid making another deposit on the betting site besides that I don't have a definite prediction, more precisely I will mostly just choose my favorite club on the 1x2 bet and occasionally for fun I will bet parlay by combining 3 or 4 different leagues with small bets.

This is what is called responsible gambling, some people think that they can only win when they chase small value odds with huge amounts of money. Maintaining a very decent stake is very important. 10 percent of your earnings is something that you can lose comfortably without having any form of anxiety or pressure. If a lot of people adopted this system they would stop getting into messy situations with gambling. A responsible gambler would always have few losses.

[Smartvirus]

Fewer games often fetch luck, than a compiled booking of more than 13 matches, although I prefer lifting up the amount a little when choosing 2 or 3 games, atleast to gain a better reward since the prediction is mostly likely going to be positive.

True and true.

Fewer games often presents the idea of a safe bet, you don’t go about beating yourself for predictions on possible events in several games but, just have to focus on one. The down side to this is that, you always have to go at it with a little more beyond your average stake if you hope to win anything tangible. Most times, this turns out to be what you can’t afford to lose and in the event that you lose it, you would wish you didn’t have to gamble.
It’s an edge multiple or compilation bet have got but then, you find yourself taking more risk in several games and the chances of losing is high.

[tread93]

I hate when things like this happen where you already place the large portions of cash on investments ot just at simply the wrong  place and time. There is always some form of regret that's hard to shake at first but it eventually subsides. It's an equivalent feeling to being a day late and a dollar short.

You have to think that you will definitely lose your money in all the betting options you make is a final certainty and you have to realize that, no matter how well you analyze in doing your research you will receive the same consequences in the end, lose or win in betting.

Regret is very natural, it must be there, especially when you consider two competing teams and you have doubts about one of them and it will give birth to regret when your conscience is more correct than the decision you made on the bet, but the most important thing is not to linger longer in regretting the failure of the bet, it will make a bad thing for your mentality.

Would definitely have to agree with you there, look no matter what we do somewhere along the line we end up making a bad bet and it lingers and you're absolutely right we can't be too down on ourselves for too long because that simply isn't good for anyone's well being. When things like this happen it's just best to take a little break.

[Webetcoins]

If you decide to deposit all your money to the casino and you can manage your bankroll at all time, then there's nothing bad about it but there are many people that doesn't have control all the time. They could deposit $50 with the intention to use it for a week but once they start gambling and they are winning, they will lose control and spend all that money in one day.

Perhaps you wanted to say, if they start losing? Because if they start winning, there is nothing wrong with that, on the contrary, it will increase their deposit and that is great. If I started winning, I would try to withdraw the winnings and leave my initial deposit for further games, it seems to me that this would be the right decision. But maybe there is no one right approach, everyone should act as they think is convenient for them, everyone should know their habits and not allow them to interfere with them winning.

Isn't it better to withdraw the initial deposit and gamble with the profits? This way, you won't lose money even if you lose the money in your balance because it's your profit, however, this only is better if your profit is lower than the initial deposit, but if you have won more than your initial deposit, then of course, you should withdraw more and keep a portion of the initial deposit that you can use for your next bets so that you can stay secure and still be able to gamble to see if you can win more or not.

In sports betting, you can even win more with the money that you leave in your account if you are good at it because your experience and knowledge about certain sports can allow you to pick the right sides, especially if you are using only 10% of the total balance for each bet which gives you 10 bets in total and you can easily win more than 5 out of them if you know what you are doing.

[rachael9385]

I hate when things like this happen where you already place the large portions of cash on investments ot just at simply the wrong  place and time. There is always some form of regret that's hard to shake at first but it eventually subsides. It's an equivalent feeling to being a day late and a dollar short.

You have to think that you will definitely lose your money in all the betting options you make is a final certainty and you have to realize that, no matter how well you analyze in doing your research you will receive the same consequences in the end, lose or win in betting.

Regret is very natural, it must be there, especially when you consider two competing teams and you have doubts about one of them and it will give birth to regret when your conscience is more correct than the decision you made on the bet, but the most important thing is not to linger longer in regretting the failure of the bet, it will make a bad thing for your mentality.

That's a fact, people tend to forget that predictions don't control the outcome of a game, you can analyze your game correctly and carefully but at the end of the day you might still end up losing. This is why you must always be prepared to lose. Regretting after losing means that you aren't a mature gambler, if you know what you are getting yourself into and aware of the dangers you'd know that regretting your decisions that went wrongly is just a waste of time

[Julien_Olynpic]

By and large, it doesn't matter how you manage your bankroll. More precisely, it's important not to lose your money quickly. The only thing that good money and risk management can do is not lose money quickly. And this applies not only to football. This applies to any sport. I would even say that in football it is more difficult to predict a match than, for example, in tennis. Tennis in this regard is a more predictable sport. But in football there are draws, which make predicting sports bets very difficult. In football, many factors influence the outcome of a match. These include referees and coaches and the current composition of teams and the venue and statistics of previous games. All this adds a huge layer of uncertainty.

[viljy]

When it comes to football betting, it’s crucial to have a solid bankroll management strategy in place to maximize your winnings and minimize your losses… but with so many games and competitions throughout the year, it’s easy to get caught up in the betting and forget to manage your bankroll. I’ve even started betting once and was surprised to find myself running out of money before I’d even made the most important bets of the week.

I’d like to know: what are your favorite strategies for managing your bankroll when betting on football? Do you have any rules for determining how much to bet on each game, based on the teams’ history, current form, or other factors?

Also, how do you deal with losses and wins when betting on football? Do you have any techniques for not getting carried away by emotion and staying calm under pressure?

I have such rules, probably like many others. But for me, these are not clearly defined rules or algorithms, but probably intuitive feelings. I always place different amounts of bets, but at the same time I am guided not only by statistics, but also by such a factor as premonition.

Well, what can I say... all this has led to the fact that the winner of the UEFA Champions League has not yet been determined, and I have already lost the entire bankroll. And now I will watch the matches just as a spectator, since there is no money for betting. I'm not going to bet the money that I'm sorry to lose - that's the main strategy of bankroll management. I need to reconsider the strategy of the bets themselves in the direction of a deeper analysis of statistics and be less intuitive. Although, to be honest, I just don't want to think and analyze for too long, it still depends a lot on luck...

[Akbarkoe]

You have to think that you will definitely lose your money in all the betting options you make is a final certainty and you have to realize that, no matter how well you analyze in doing your research you will receive the same consequences in the end, lose or win in betting.

Regret is very natural, it must be there, especially when you consider two competing teams and you have doubts about one of them and it will give birth to regret when your conscience is more correct than the decision you made on the bet, but the most important thing is not to linger longer in regretting the failure of the bet, it will make a bad thing for your mentality.

That's a fact, people tend to forget that predictions don't control the outcome of a game, you can analyze your game correctly and carefully but at the end of the day you might still end up losing. This is why you must always be prepared to lose. Regretting after losing means that you aren't a mature gambler, if you know what you are getting yourself into and aware of the dangers you'd know that regretting your decisions that went wrongly is just a waste of time

If we think about regretting losing I think it's a natural thing because we are human, we can't stop the regret from coming or not in us, but we can limit ourselves to doing actions that we don't need to do after making mistakes or after feeling sorry like wanting revenge or forcing yourself to get a win in another game which basically you are already in the stage of emotional limits and also your gambling budget.

[Smartprofit]

I usually set a certain monthly budget for gambling and never go beyond this pre-set amount of money. At the same time, I know for sure that all this money will be spent on sports betting at the end of the month.

At the same time, I concentrate more on the process of gambling, and not on its result (winning or losing). This gives me a sense of self-confidence and relieves me of stress. On January 1 of each month following the reporting month (i.e. the month when I bet on sports), I create an analytical report. I conduct a brief analysis of my bets (including bets on the outcome of football matches) taking into account my success (or lack thereof).

The purpose of this report is to work on mistakes. My mentor taught me this. He explained to me that any human activity makes sense only if you are better tomorrow than you were yesterday. In gambling, my goal is self-development, and not winning money.

[rachael9385]

When it comes to football betting, it’s crucial to have a solid bankroll management strategy in place to maximize your winnings and minimize your losses… but with so many games and competitions throughout the year, it’s easy to get caught up in the betting and forget to manage your bankroll. I’ve even started betting once and was surprised to find myself running out of money before I’d even made the most important bets of the week.

I’d like to know: what are your favorite strategies for managing your bankroll when betting on football? Do you have any rules for determining how much to bet on each game, based on the teams’ history, current form, or other factors?

Also, how do you deal with losses and wins when betting on football? Do you have any techniques for not getting carried away by emotion and staying calm under pressure?

Bankroll management and emotion control are very important when betting on football without the right strategy, you can face losses and betting on emotions can be even more dangerous. In this strategy you put a certain percentage of your bankroll into each bet it is usually best to bet in the 1-5% range. When you face a loss do not get carried away by emotions stay calm. Some people can get frustrated during losses and bet more which leads to even bigger losses. If you lose multiple bets take a break for a while and analyze and bet again.

if you don't want to experience bankroll when participating in gambling, just have a weekly and monthly gambling budget, they're people who don't have budget on gambling and they use every money available to gamble, and they're people who gamble without knowing their balance on their account, unless the fund's on their accounts finishes before they could know their that they needed management and limits on their gambling

If you want to safe yourself from gambling, know how many percent of your capital that will be using to gamble weekly or monthly, so therefore, we need to understand that gambling is supposed to have plans and budget and without having these two things I mentioned, you might end of regretting participating on gambling.

Having a budget is important because it gives you a limit that you know very well not to cross. Those who have a budget cannot gamble carelessly, people who chase their losses frequently don't set budgets for themselves that's why they can keep throwing money away constantly. Addiction is something that people get themselves into, if you discipline yourself and adopt this simple strategy you wouldn't have gambling problems, it's all about setting limits.