Your bankroll settings
The money you set aside for gambling, decided in advance.
The amount you usually stake on each spin.
The biggest stake you allow yourself.
The share of your bankroll not to go above for a single bet.
The loss at which you stop a session.
The win at which you stop a session.
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Starting bankroll
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Current bankroll
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Profit / Loss
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Maximum drawdown
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Your bankroll over time
Session limits
These limits help you decide in advance when to stop a session.
Risk analysis
- Usual stake / current bankroll
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- Maximum stake / current bankroll
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- Biggest drawdown
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- Reserve for 10 maximum stakes
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- Sessions beyond the maximum loss
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Session log
Example: replace these sessions with your own.
| No. | Date | Start | End | Result | Spins | Method | Comment | Actions |
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Tips & explanations
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What is a bankroll?
It is the money you set aside for gambling, decided in advance, and that you accept you could lose.
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Why set limits?
Deciding in advance when to stop a session helps you stay in control and not chase your losses.
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The stake percentage
It tells you how many lost bets would use up your bankroll: at 5% per bet, 20 losses in a row are enough.
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Key points
- A losing streak can happen at any time.
- No strategy guarantees a win.
- Only play with a budget you can afford to lose.