What percentage of your bankroll are using as your bet size. I read an article online before that 1% to 3% is the ideal for low risk gambling while 4% to 5% for aggressive gambling. I use the aggressive type bankroll management on most of my game because I’m always bored playing with minimum bets or low percentage of my bankroll because I knew that house edge will kill me long term.
I partially agree with what you called aggressive gambling where you are increasing your bet by 4% to 5% of your bankroll. I called that just a standard approach of most gamblers and not being aggressive since we only want to make some changes while playing for a long.
It depends on the situation. Sometimes when we are already in profit while betting only the minimum amount or using only 1% to 3%, we like to go advance and try our luck on a much higher bet amount. Who knows right? There are people who have the patience to keep only using the low amount to bet even if they are winning but most gamblers try to do advanced.
The results though obviously vary with each other. There are fortunate on betting a much higher amount and there are unfortunate who loses all their bankroll.
A shrewd technique when dabbling in a gambling game is to use the size of your stake as a percentage of your winnings. But let's be honest: putting an end to the "eh" moments isn't the whole story. Strategy and forethought are just as important as patience in this game.
Although placing a bet of 4% to 5% of your total wealth may seem like the prudent thing to do, it is actually a "balls-to-the-wall" strategy that will quickly empty your bank account. Every once in a while, luck will be on your side, but remember that "the house never takes an L."
One of your greatest advantages? Change your strategy up depends on the situation and how you're doing. When you're winning and feeling confident, it's acceptable to up the ante. The real challenge, though, is keeping your momentum steady despite the rush of victory. Gambling is all about balancing the two extremes of these two potential outcomes. Therefore, relax,
