Question about Bankroll management

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I notice a lot of handicappers stick to one standard unit per wager that represents 1-3% of their starting bankroll. This amount never changes whether or not their bankroll increases or decreases.

My strategy has always been to add the winnings or subtract the losses from my bankroll once daily depending on how the day went so that I'm always only betting 1% per game.

Is this a plausible strategy or am I costing myself in the long run?

SupremoGino · Answer

I notice a lot of handicappers stick to one standard unit per wager that represents 1-3% of their starting bankroll. This amount never changes whether or not their bankroll increases or decreases.

My strategy has always been to add the winnings or subtract the losses from my bankroll once daily depending on how the day went so that I'm always only betting 1% per game.

Is this a plausible strategy or am I costing myself in the long run?

Danrules24 · Answer

I wouldn&#x27;t do it daily. Maybe adjust every 20% change. So if you start with $1000 refigure at either $1200 or $800. If you hit $1200 adjust again at $1440 or $960 ($240 either way). I find this is a good way to avoid the short term variances of winning and losing days. Just my two cents. Best of luck.

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