The biggest wins come when winning.
The largest losses occur when losing.
Simply there are times you can win and times you cannot.
My method allows your win to govern your bets using a method that gives you aggressive and pretty safe wagers while cutting your risk as well as multiplying your additional chances.
You can win because the cards are forming hands you expect, believe in, witnessed before and more.
You cannot win because the cards are forming hands you do not expect, believe in, never witnessed before or you seriously do not think will happen and more.
Extreme focus,no emotion on losing hands and risk only the risk capital buy-in of a percentage of your bank roll are necessary components and cannot be ignored.
Now, I push my Money Management Method that will truly manage your wins and play time if you follow it. I've written about it before. I'm going to define it a little bit better now. I have found countless times that there is a huge advantage to wagering win money/profits for many reasons.
(If you regularly wager a negative progression (Marty) or you believe flat betting every hand will lead to recovery and probability, you might as well skip all this and get into a casino to make your money.).
But if you really desire to find a decent wagering method, the following has done extremely well for me over the past few years.
It is a Positive Progression/Parlay combination.
1-3-2-6. Or a 1-3-2-5.33 wager.
Let's take an example using a $900.00 buy in of your risk capital money. ($1,200.00 for $100.00 starting bets, $2,400.00 for $200.00 starting bets, etc.) At the very minimum, you will have 6 chances, to engage in 6 rounds wagering at a beginning wager of $75.00.
1st wager $75.00. You are risking $75.00. If won, 2nd wager will be $225.00. If lost, you return to another $75.00 1st wager.
2nd wager $225.00 with $150.00 of your money at risk. If you win, you have your total risk money of $150.00 returned. You set that aside. You also set aside the other $150.00, thus increasing your chances for another round. You are now totally risk free for hands 3 and 4. If lost, you lost $150.00 and must return to another round with a beginning wager of $75.00.
3rd wager $150.00 with no risk and $150.00 put sideways. If you win, you now have $300.00 towards your 4th wager of $450.00 or $400.00 (if employing the 5.33 wager). You put the $150.00 up that was sideways or $100.00 of it for the 5.33 wager. If you win, you will have $900.00 profit or $800.00 plus the reserved $50.00, for $850.00 profit. If you lost, you still have 100% of your risk capital buy in or the little bit extra if you used the 5.33 wager.
Yes, if you lose 6 straight rounds on the second hand, you would have lost your entire buy in risk capital. Hard to do, possible but if you stick with the same wagering amount as the bet for all your rounds, tough to lose straight. You will also gain additional round attempts once you win that 2nd wager, even if losing the 3rd and 4th ones in rounds.
NOTES:
You cannot control what is presented and what persists or does not.
Realistic expectations fall sideways almost all of the time. Thus, losses begin to accrue.
The shoe does and will become notoriously unpredictable the highest majority of the times. I have found a series of 12 to 16 wagers maximum in a decent shoe, that I am winning has proved the best and most profitable.
Single best weapon is positive progressions with adherence to your level and your plateau. If you are not in touch with what your level and plateaus are, you better find out.
Do not blame others or things for losing hands. The outcome as well as the continuance of your wagers are determined by, how-when and the amount of each.
Just be smart with capitalizing on wins and cutting your risk.
The largest losses occur when losing.
Simply there are times you can win and times you cannot.
My method allows your win to govern your bets using a method that gives you aggressive and pretty safe wagers while cutting your risk as well as multiplying your additional chances.
You can win because the cards are forming hands you expect, believe in, witnessed before and more.
You cannot win because the cards are forming hands you do not expect, believe in, never witnessed before or you seriously do not think will happen and more.
Extreme focus,no emotion on losing hands and risk only the risk capital buy-in of a percentage of your bank roll are necessary components and cannot be ignored.
Now, I push my Money Management Method that will truly manage your wins and play time if you follow it. I've written about it before. I'm going to define it a little bit better now. I have found countless times that there is a huge advantage to wagering win money/profits for many reasons.
(If you regularly wager a negative progression (Marty) or you believe flat betting every hand will lead to recovery and probability, you might as well skip all this and get into a casino to make your money.).
But if you really desire to find a decent wagering method, the following has done extremely well for me over the past few years.
It is a Positive Progression/Parlay combination.
1-3-2-6. Or a 1-3-2-5.33 wager.
Let's take an example using a $900.00 buy in of your risk capital money. ($1,200.00 for $100.00 starting bets, $2,400.00 for $200.00 starting bets, etc.) At the very minimum, you will have 6 chances, to engage in 6 rounds wagering at a beginning wager of $75.00.
1st wager $75.00. You are risking $75.00. If won, 2nd wager will be $225.00. If lost, you return to another $75.00 1st wager.
2nd wager $225.00 with $150.00 of your money at risk. If you win, you have your total risk money of $150.00 returned. You set that aside. You also set aside the other $150.00, thus increasing your chances for another round. You are now totally risk free for hands 3 and 4. If lost, you lost $150.00 and must return to another round with a beginning wager of $75.00.
3rd wager $150.00 with no risk and $150.00 put sideways. If you win, you now have $300.00 towards your 4th wager of $450.00 or $400.00 (if employing the 5.33 wager). You put the $150.00 up that was sideways or $100.00 of it for the 5.33 wager. If you win, you will have $900.00 profit or $800.00 plus the reserved $50.00, for $850.00 profit. If you lost, you still have 100% of your risk capital buy in or the little bit extra if you used the 5.33 wager.
Yes, if you lose 6 straight rounds on the second hand, you would have lost your entire buy in risk capital. Hard to do, possible but if you stick with the same wagering amount as the bet for all your rounds, tough to lose straight. You will also gain additional round attempts once you win that 2nd wager, even if losing the 3rd and 4th ones in rounds.
NOTES:
You cannot control what is presented and what persists or does not.
Realistic expectations fall sideways almost all of the time. Thus, losses begin to accrue.
The shoe does and will become notoriously unpredictable the highest majority of the times. I have found a series of 12 to 16 wagers maximum in a decent shoe, that I am winning has proved the best and most profitable.
Single best weapon is positive progressions with adherence to your level and your plateau. If you are not in touch with what your level and plateaus are, you better find out.
Do not blame others or things for losing hands. The outcome as well as the continuance of your wagers are determined by, how-when and the amount of each.
Just be smart with capitalizing on wins and cutting your risk.