A conservative BR Map to $105,000 for tight wads like myself.

I'm a low stakes player for the most part but last year as I was thinking of beating the edge using MM and progress unit sizes in stepping up BR according to sizes and continuing onward with winnings, but lets face it, when we leave the casino its ours and we all hate giving it back. This is a BR MM map only.

100 unit progression starting at $5 units. Seeding 1st BR with $500 My Goal 20 is times over to $105,000. 2000 unit wins

$5 win 100 = $500 , ok we now have $1,000 to play $10 units, yes but no. In addition to the 100 unit goal go for and extra 50% using $5 units. When you total $1,250 start using $10 units the reason is the extra $250 will help with with a buffer to shortfall in BR in the event of extreme losses. It's like having an extra 25 units as you step up in $5 BR progressions.

Unit sizes 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, etc.... goal 100. Your 20th BR is 10,000 your unit size is 100. The rest is in the bank!

$500
$1,000
$1,500
$2,000
$2,500
$3,000
$3,500
$4,000
$4,500
$5,000
$5,500
$6,000
$6,500
$7,000
$7,500
$8,000
$8,500
$9,500
$10,000

= $105,000

at this point I would increment units up by 10 and go for another 20x for 200,000.

I've doubled my first real cash BR in 9 hours of play time playing tight. My other simulations over time with game sessions of positive outcomes combined with Neg outcomes like 3 steps forward and 1 back sometimes 2 back or break even. But in the end its all a positive avg. Mainly playing Baccarat. But I play them all using mostly mathematics on 1:1 bets

Welcome to the forum Cogger (what a "sharper" selection of a Nickname BTW )

Hope you enjoy your time around & truly end-up with A Fist Full of Dollars

Quote from: Vic on July 24, 2019, 01:33:18 AM
Welcome to the forum Cogger (what a "sharper" selection of a Nickname BTW )

Hope you enjoy your time around & truly end-up with A Fist Full of Dollars

The Nickname derives from working on the Mt Washington Cog RY. for 8 seasons, Brakeman, then Fireman, Engineer on mountain climbing steam engine. Sometimes we'd play poker well into the night at the base.

As well, WELCOME!  Alrelax.