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87. How to Manage Your Bankroll<br />
The first step in proper management of your bankroll is to budget a given<br />
amount to gamble with and then stick to that amount - win, lose or draw.<br />
This is an essential step in responsible gambling.<br />
The size of your bankroll now determines your bet unit. If you are a<br />
conservative player, your bet unit should be 1% of your bankroll. For<br />
example, with a $500 bankroll your bet unit is $5 ($500 x .01 = $5). If you<br />
are an aggressive player, 2% of your bankroll may be used as your bet unit<br />
(with a $500 bankroll, your bet unit would be $500 x .02, which is $10).<br />
The important fact to remember when establishing your bet unit is that the<br />
fewer the units, the higher the risk of bottoming out during a gaming<br />
session.<br />
At times you can have extremely wild fluctuations in your bankroll - both<br />
positive and negative. This is the price we pay to play. Knowing this, the<br />
best bet you can ever make is to walk away from the casino game when<br />
you find yourself in the positive range (i.e., a winner). The longer you play<br />
the more you increase your chance of getting closer to a negative outcome<br />
(i.e., a loser).<br />
The best advice to follow is to never play games you cannot afford,<br />
never make wagers beyond your predetermined limit, and always<br />
quit when you're ahead.<br />
Raymond Lai, http://www.101roulettewinningtips.com<br />
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