Is your betting strategy set by you… or by your Bankroll?

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

If I have big amount of money that I can afford to risk, it's either I increase the stake or I reduce the stake, the choice is mine. But if I increase the stake I might not last longer before I run out of funds in my betting account and I might not enjoy the fun and you that might actually make me deposit another account if I can also afford to lose more, but if I reduce the stake I will probably gamble for longer period of time before I run out of money and my chances of winning increases. Even if there's no guarantee of winning in gamble, the more you gamble the more your chances to win will increase but if you don't gamble responsibly you might be addicted in the future.

Which means that you don't have an actual strategy that you set for betting depending on your bankroll? You only go on a random methods based on how you are feeling at that moment or perhaps when your intuition tells you to wager with 20% of your balance you just do so and it it says reduce it, you also follow the instruction. If that's such methods favours you, then it's okay but if you staking with huge amount at ones you can quickly run out of money.

[Youngrebel]

If I have big amount of money that I can afford to risk, it's either I increase the stake or I reduce the stake, the choice is mine. But if I increase the stake I might not last longer before I run out of funds in my betting account and I might not enjoy the fun and you that might actually make me deposit another account if I can also afford to lose more, but if I reduce the stake I will probably gamble for longer period of time before I run out of money and my chances of winning increases. Even if there's no guarantee of winning in gamble, the more you gamble the more your chances to win will increase but if you don't gamble responsibly you might be addicted in the future.

Which means that you don't have an actual strategy that you set for betting depending on your bankroll? You only go on a random methods based on how you are feeling at that moment or perhaps when your intuition tells you to wager with 20% of your balance you just do so and it it says reduce it, you also follow the instruction. If that's such methods favours you, then it's okay but if you staking with huge amount at ones you can quickly run out of money.

That means he has already set his own strategy for the bankroll by increasing the stake when the amount is big or decrease the stake but some people has a flat amount of staking. And normally it is not everyone has gambling strategy and whenever they visit the casino they play any game of their choice and left. And the only strategy I have in gambling is the analysis of the sports betting games like look into the two teams I want to bet on, who has the highest win in their previous games and the teammates of the two teams.

[Su-asa]

If I have big amount of money that I can afford to risk, it's either I increase the stake or I reduce the stake, the choice is mine. But if I increase the stake I might not last longer before I run out of funds in my betting account and I might not enjoy the fun and you that might actually make me deposit another account if I can also afford to lose more, but if I reduce the stake I will probably gamble for longer period of time before I run out of money and my chances of winning increases. Even if there's no guarantee of winning in gamble, the more you gamble the more your chances to win will increase but if you don't gamble responsibly you might be addicted in the future.

Which means that you don't have an actual strategy that you set for betting depending on your bankroll? You only go on a random methods based on how you are feeling at that moment or perhaps when your intuition tells you to wager with 20% of your balance you just do so and it it says reduce it, you also follow the instruction. If that's such methods favours you, then it's okay but if you staking with huge amount at ones you can quickly run out of money.

That means he has already set his own strategy for the bankroll by increasing the stake when the amount is big or decrease the stake but some people has a flat amount of staking. And normally it is not everyone has gambling strategy and whenever they visit the casino they play any game of their choice and left. And the only strategy I have in gambling is the analysis of the sports betting games like look into the two teams I want to bet on, who has the highest win in their previous games and the teammates of the two teams.

Any gambler who does not have a gambling strategy will likely be a loser or become addicted to gamble. Gambling should be done with carefulness and not carelessness. It's best to have a strategy that you can use to gamble, even though your strategy will not give you winning it's better to have one that not to have at all. The best strategy to use is the type that does not make you gamble racklessly, the the that mostly gives you the opportunity to manage your bankroll and to minimize the risks.

[Oluwa-btc]

If you have a smaller bankroll, it’s probably only what you can afford to lose, so maybe you’ll be a little more careful. If you have a higher bankroll, of course, it means you can afford it. You might still be careful, but not as fearful as you would be with a smaller bankroll. My own bankroll sometimes depends on my mood and my self control. If I can’t suppress my urge, I’ll deposit higher. If I don’t feel like playing, I’ll deposit small or maybe not at all.

Perhaps, it's not much associated with a good betting strategy but having a small bankroll signifies that you're on a budget and financially organized for a game;it doesn't automatically means that you're betting strategy is good or bad.On a normal circumstances, good betting strategy and bankroll analysis should be assessed differently.

[sunsilk]

Perhaps, it's not much associated with a good betting strategy but having a small bankroll signifies that you're on a budget and financially organized for a game;it doesn't automatically means that you're betting strategy is good or bad.On a normal circumstances, good betting strategy and bankroll analysis should be assessed differently.

It also shows that you have to be careful or else you're all out for nothing when you become so emotional with your bets.

I understand what Op is telling about that when you have a larger bankroll. This gives you the courage to gamble more and bet higher which is you might unusually do.

That's why some strategies are leaning towards how much they have in their bankrolls or not an actual strategy but the bravery that they have upon taking risk.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

That means he has already set his own strategy for the bankroll by increasing the stake when the amount is big or decrease the stake but some people has a flat amount of staking. And normally it is not everyone has gambling strategy and whenever they visit the casino they play any game of their choice and left. And the only strategy I have in gambling is the analysis of the sports betting games like look into the two teams I want to bet on, who has the highest win in their previous games and the teammates of the two teams.

Yes, that's the case for him but it's might not be the right decision all the time because when you increase your staking amount per spin, you stand the chance to quickly get liquidated compare to someone who is only staking with a small amount no matter how big his bankroll is. Although what ever has advantage also has disadvantages too, he wants to stake with high amount so that his winnings can be big too but that can lead to quick liquidation.

[Free Market Capitalist]

For example, a gambler with a $100 bankroll might be willing to go all-in, while someone with $10,000 will probably hesitate, value their bankroll more, and use proper bankroll management to make it last, and hopefully succeed in the long run.

Wrong. The bankroll, or rather bankroll management, is established to avoid the risk of bankruptcy. But to begin with, you don't distinguish between skill games and casino games, as is customary in this section, and I have to say that for me, a bankroll in casino games doesn't make much sense. If you play casino games, that statement makes more sense, but proper bankroll management does not change the strategy; what changes is the size of the bet.

So what do you think… does bankroll size actually change your strategy, or could it even affect your emotions while playing?

Don't change your strategy, change the size of your bet. If you have a bankroll of $10K and place individual bets of $100, with a bankroll of $100 you have to place individual bets of $1.

[DaNNy001]

Most follow the 2% to 5% rule, which sounds smart… until you realize 2% of your $100 bankroll is just two bucks. Yeah, real thrilling,  might as well flip a coin and buy a soda with the winnings.

I’m not gonna spend hours coming up with some perfect bankroll strategy if my stake is so small it’s basically pocket change. maybe, in slots or other casino games you might still get some thrill, but in sports,  where you sometimes wait hours just to know the result, a $2 bet just isn’t worth my time.

No offense to small bettors, but that’s just me. If I’m gonna sit through a whole game, I’d at least want the stake to be big enough to make my pulse move.

There's nothing wrong in staking high as long as that's within your capacity then you don't have a problem...but betting with high amounts of money poses some certain risks especially if you are the type of gambler that likes to keep on staking immediately after losing...this would make you lose more than a bettor that sticks to betting with small amounts...staking high only increases the risks of losing more

[gogarza63@hotmail.com]

If you read their financial books and go over odds. Quickly realize that the games are construed against us. Craps was my favorite however to many "huh" situations tend to come up. Overall, my core value runs true. Math will not lie. Gambling should be fun. The flights to Vegas are always fun. The flights back are so bleak. The worst is coming home and seeing Bitcoin pump from 40k to 75K and all that wasted time on how to beat Vegas could of been spent on watching a Walker Texas Ranger marathon.  Not to mention my goals on PokerStars. Fawk.... -- "If you want to destroy my sweater, pull this string as I walk away."  Weezer

[passwordnow]

There's nothing wrong in staking high as long as that's within your capacity then you don't have a problem...but betting with high amounts of money poses some certain risks especially if you are the type of gambler that likes to keep on staking immediately after losing...this would make you lose more than a bettor that sticks to betting with small amounts...staking high only increases the risks of losing more

But it also increases the potential amount of winning. And that's what they're probably thinking why they like to stake high amounts. Can't blame them for that if they're only positive thinking of the possible returns than the losses. They're used to that system and that's why they keep on trying it again and again. And no matter how high they lose at the moment, it won't stop them from restaking with a higher amount for them to win back their losses and at least got some profits if ever they become lucky. Nothing wrong with that as long as they can afford to lose it. But yes, in the long run this isn't sustainable and so balance your bets and the strategy that we do should depend on our bankrolls too.

[Franctoshi]

I was thought a big lesson some time ago when trying a strategy but I was raked, I don't increase base on the amount I have, though this is based on the particular game I enjoy playing lately, but when it comes to football betting my strategy changes and I bet amount of money base on the amount of money which I used. However I do not allow my bankroll determine my strategy. As this is a risky one ti son.

[Mahiyammahi]

So what do you think… does bankroll size actually change your strategy, or could it even affect your emotions while playing?

That’s an interesting question. From my perspective, bankroll management plays a crucial role when playing slot games, but for live sports betting and live casinos it’s less of a factor. Still, you should maintain a reasonable minimum deposit or bankroll before playing. I’ve noticed many forum users gamble with as little as $5–10, which isn’t ideal. You need enough funds to cover potential losses and manage your PnL safely. While sports betting and live casino games rely more on strategy, there’s no such thing as 100% accuracy, so a solid bankroll is essential. In slots, the bigger your bankroll, the better your chances of sustaining bets and eventually hitting a jackpot. Ultimately, the right bankroll depends on the type of game and your playing style.

[alastantiger]

Which means that you don't have an actual strategy that you set for betting depending on your bankroll? You only go on a random methods based on how you are feeling at that moment or perhaps when your intuition tells you to wager with 20% of your balance you just do so and it it says reduce it, you also follow the instruction. If that's such methods favours you, then it's okay but if you staking with huge amount at ones you can quickly run out of money.

I don't understand why people are gambling with big amounts of money when they know that they can lose their money at anytime. My strategy is mainly based on how I'm feeling because I can gamble with a strategy sometimes but other times, I can bet all the money I have on a bet. I'm not doing this because I'm thinking the game is a sure gamble but that's how I'm just feeling for that day and it can be the game that makes me the jackpot I was waiting for but other times I just lose and I act like nothing happened because nothing really happened due to the money I use isn't my last money but the one I have budgeted to be used for gambling.

[icebar]

Bankroll size means we can set how much money we can use and how much we can bet. But you should know that whether you have a big bankroll, you need to control and not spend too much. Otherwise, you will have a chance to lose all.

If that happens to you, you should realize you need to stop gambling. Bankroll size should not interfere with your intention to have fun in gambling. You need to allocate money for gambling and stick to that.

I have seen many gamblers who cannot control their bankroll after increasing it. Having a large bankroll makes it very difficult for gamblers to manage money. Because many gamblers increase the betting amount. At some point, they suffer the most when they lose. Naturally, if you lose a little amount, you will be more disappointed than if you lose a large. That is why you should have a good plan and money management in the case of betting. If you have a big bankroll, then you have to keep the responsibility of controlling it.

[freedomgo]

I have seen many gamblers who cannot control their bankroll after increasing it. Having a large bankroll makes it very difficult for gamblers to manage money. Because many gamblers increase the betting amount. At some point, they suffer the most when they lose. Naturally, if you lose a little amount, you will be more disappointed than if you lose a large. That is why you should have a good plan and money management in the case of betting. If you have a big bankroll, then you have to keep the responsibility of controlling it.

There are gamblers who are not responsible, so no matter how much bankroll you give them, they’ll still fail to follow proper bankroll management. But I think it’s different for most of us if we’re handling a large bankroll, we’d make sure to take care of it. Otherwise, going reckless and betting with emotions usually leads to chasing losses once the pressure sets in.

That’s why responsibility should come first before setting up a decent bankroll.
You have to think like a professional, and act like one as well.

[WhoYouCantKill]

Sure, the size of bankroll definitely determines the emotions and strategy. A little bankroll mostly moves gamblers into more risky bets with reasons that they don't have really much to lose, while bigger bankroll calls for lots more discipline because the stake seems bigger and there's a lot to secure. From the emotional perspective, having a cushion will help reduce panic and pressure, while a tiny bankroll will make it feel so much like a chaos. Conclusively, sure same game, but the approach and of course psychology makes the difference.

[SUPERSAIAN]

For example, a gambler with a $100 bankroll might be willing to go all-in, while someone with $10,000 will probably hesitate, value their bankroll more, and use proper bankroll management to make it last, and hopefully succeed in the long run.

So what do you think… does bankroll size actually change your strategy, or could it even affect your emotions while playing?

It definitely depends. If your bankroll is large, say $10,000, you'll try to increase it. I'd analyze more and choose the right sports bets to win. I'd take less risks. Sometimes my emotions can be affected, and at those times, I could listen to my inner voice and go for higher odds. However, I'd try to be more disciplined.