Thanks for your thought-provoking input guys, this type of discussion is quite enjoyable (at least to me ).
I really like the fact we can learn from each other simply by interacting, while also enriching other fellows' knowledge as we do so.
With the way I'm playing one number right now, I'd be the happiest man if my game wouldn't conclude in thousands of spins.
I've learned the hard way you must not try to recover with negative progressions, not even soft ones.
Right now I apply a money management akin to the 75% MM posted at:
http://betselection.cc/money-management-103/75-money-management/
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It is actually 80/10/10 now and I’m happy happy, joy joy with the results.
The attack bank is 36 units per cycle.
No stop win.
Once a cycle is lost, it isn’t “chased” at all.
This fallen cycle bankroll should be absorbed by new “cushion” minimal-unit banks arising naturally, especially by means of a good "compound walk”. Never rising the unit from the lifetime bank.
You know? I’m actually surprised there isn’t more discussion about compounding the base unit, reserve bankrolls and -in general- discussion about Inter-session money management.
A Full-Stack MM handling reserve banks, exact amount of $$$ to take on success and what to do in between sessions is quite important if you ask me.
I really like the fact we can learn from each other simply by interacting, while also enriching other fellows' knowledge as we do so.
Quote from: Albalaha on October 09, 2016, 05:20:27 AM[...]Unless one has patience to keep playing thousands of spins to conclude a game, it is not recommended.
With the way I'm playing one number right now, I'd be the happiest man if my game wouldn't conclude in thousands of spins.
I've learned the hard way you must not try to recover with negative progressions, not even soft ones.
Right now I apply a money management akin to the 75% MM posted at:
http://betselection.cc/money-management-103/75-money-management/
[attachimg=1]
It is actually 80/10/10 now and I’m happy happy, joy joy with the results.
The attack bank is 36 units per cycle.
No stop win.
Once a cycle is lost, it isn’t “chased” at all.
This fallen cycle bankroll should be absorbed by new “cushion” minimal-unit banks arising naturally, especially by means of a good "compound walk”. Never rising the unit from the lifetime bank.
You know? I’m actually surprised there isn’t more discussion about compounding the base unit, reserve bankrolls and -in general- discussion about Inter-session money management.
A Full-Stack MM handling reserve banks, exact amount of $$$ to take on success and what to do in between sessions is quite important if you ask me.