Topic: Do you think you could turn $1k bankroll to $10k in a year? - page 12. (Read 1651 times)
My personal experience is that if I set a goal I will never be able to achieve it. I think betting should be more a fun activity than a source to flip money. If you set a goal the chances of you getting rekt is very high due to the risk associated with sports betting. Above all it is not that easy to track the stats of every team. I think it is better to avoid such ambitions and focus on the fun of betting.
That could actually very challenging. I mean, the bookmakers will always going to set an odds that too tempting and too risky. I'm saying it's not possible, but the word should be "challenging". I think in order for you to be successful with this goal, you only need to place bets on the teams you know very well and the match that has higher winning potential. Then you should do it slowly, consistent small bets. If you manage to increase your bankroll to up to $5k in a few months, another challenge may occur, as you will be tempted to increase your betting amount since you have been in a good progress in the past few months.
So, yeah It is possible, but you need to be patient and be cautious with picking the odds and matches.
So, yeah It is possible, but you need to be patient and be cautious with picking the odds and matches.
That is 10 odds. It is possible but the chance is low. The chance that is low that I mean is that the chance to lose the $1000 is high if you are looking for such high odd. Some matches will disappoint.
As per OP, it's within a year, not a one go.
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Not about that but I am sure that a pro gamblers can do that. They have their skills and ability to gamble differently than other people while they can manage their funds better than others. If that were me, I only need to use some amounts to place my bet, trying to analyze every match that I know, trying to avoids greedy or chasing more winning, know when I should stop. For setting my bankroll, that will depends on how much bankroll I use and I don't think I can not afford to use $1k because that amount is too much for me. I'd rather use $100 and try to increase my funds slowly because fast or too fast is not good for me.
So, this is a 12-month period of betting across different leagues. For those actively betting in sports, I’d like to ask if you think it’s possible to turn your bankroll into that amount within 12 months. That bankroll should be treated seriously - if you lose it, your betting journey is over. If you reach 12 months and your total is still less than your original bankroll, that’s still a failure.
Just be honest here. I want to hear from those with experience who see gambling as a long-term activity. Even if your bankroll is smaller, I’m sure you still dream of big wins, which are more feasible with a larger bankroll. Do you really believe it’s possible? If so, share how you’d approach it- everything from setting your bankroll to your wagers and managing the pressure throughout that year.
Just be honest here. I want to hear from those with experience who see gambling as a long-term activity. Even if your bankroll is smaller, I’m sure you still dream of big wins, which are more feasible with a larger bankroll. Do you really believe it’s possible? If so, share how you’d approach it- everything from setting your bankroll to your wagers and managing the pressure throughout that year.
I think it's possible, but it's going to be very difficult because you really need to bet on the correct sports or at least games that can give you that 10x result that you are waiting for. And you really have to be perfect as well, as we all know that there's nothing perfect in this world.
Hard to give strategy here, maybe martingale but as I have said, you should have 100% success rate in order for this experiment to succeed.
It's possible, it just that the amount looks not achievable because $10K is big.
As long as the gambler playing in skill based games, the gambler can earn 10x from their bankroll. Slots, roulette and any other lucky based games should be avoided because you won't able to consistent and achieving you goal.
It will be interesting if there's a tournament like that.
As long as the gambler playing in skill based games, the gambler can earn 10x from their bankroll. Slots, roulette and any other lucky based games should be avoided because you won't able to consistent and achieving you goal.
It will be interesting if there's a tournament like that.
Just be honest here. I want to hear from those with experience who see gambling as a long-term activity. Even if your bankroll is smaller, I’m sure you still dream of big wins, which are more feasible with a larger bankroll. Do you really believe it’s possible? If so, share how you’d approach it- everything from setting your bankroll to your wagers and managing the pressure throughout that year.
It's possible mate. I think if you actually reduce your risk in one bet then you might be able to meet up in 12 months. All you have to do is make sure you aren't betting too much on a single game. You can try different types of sport other than soccer just so you can increase your odds of winning. But being realistic I guess a larger bankroll would be much more reasonable to archive this kind of target. Using smaller bank rolls when you know very well that you will definitely encounter some losses along the way. You just have to wise when setting your games though.. 
Honestly, I probably wouldn't be able to go from $1000 to $10,000.
Why is that? Can't help but want to keep betting at high odds and always take a big risk in sports betting so I noticed in the betting statistics that there are more losses than wins.
Unless maybe you can bet on the favorite team with a single bet, because if it's multiple maybe it will be a little risky too.
In gambling do not have any plan especially from $1000 to $10K, because what is in mind is about ready to lose money.
Why is that? Can't help but want to keep betting at high odds and always take a big risk in sports betting so I noticed in the betting statistics that there are more losses than wins.
Unless maybe you can bet on the favorite team with a single bet, because if it's multiple maybe it will be a little risky too.
In gambling do not have any plan especially from $1000 to $10K, because what is in mind is about ready to lose money.
I feel like Vegas somehow had the team kick a field goal and fuck all the bettors in the ass.
Of course I cannot prove that, but it looks super fishy when it happens and it happened twice in 1 weekend 2 weeks ago.
Of course I cannot prove that, but it looks super fishy when it happens and it happened twice in 1 weekend 2 weeks ago.
If you’re a professional bettor or you think like one, you’re aware that some games could be rigged. In fact, that knowledge can give you an edge. As you said, Vegas tends to take advantage of bettors, and if you’re on the other side, you can profit from that.
Most of the time, I feel the line is more important than just looking at the statistics. Vegas can set a line that attracts most bettors to wager on a certain team, but it often turns out to be a trap.
That is 10 odds. It is possible but the chance is low. The chance that is low that I mean is that the chance to lose the $1000 is high if you are looking for such high odd. Some matches will disappoint.
As per OP, it's within a year, not a one go.
So, this is a 12-month period of betting across different leagues. For those actively betting in sports, I’d like to ask if you think it’s possible to turn your bankroll into that amount within 12 months. That bankroll should be treated seriously - if you lose it, your betting journey is over. If you reach 12 months and your total is still less than your original bankroll, that’s still a failure.
Just be honest here. I want to hear from those with experience who see gambling as a long-term activity. Even if your bankroll is smaller, I’m sure you still dream of big wins, which are more feasible with a larger bankroll. Do you really believe it’s possible? If so, share how you’d approach it- everything from setting your bankroll to your wagers and managing the pressure throughout that year.
Lately I have been having serious doubts as to whether some sports are legit. I watch a lot of American college football and NFL and some of the shit that has been happening really makes ya wonder if someone is rigging the game. Just be honest here. I want to hear from those with experience who see gambling as a long-term activity. Even if your bankroll is smaller, I’m sure you still dream of big wins, which are more feasible with a larger bankroll. Do you really believe it’s possible? If so, share how you’d approach it- everything from setting your bankroll to your wagers and managing the pressure throughout that year.
Example, a team is up 30 points with 20 seconds to go. The score is let's say 40-10 and the losing team has the football with 10 seconds in the game. That are on the 10 yard line, well in field goal range, but a field goal doesn't help them at all. Most teams are just going to try for a pass for a touchdown, by most I mean 99.9% of the time it's either pass for a TD or kneel down and game over. If the over/under for the game is 51 and there are currently 50 points, all the money bet is on the under, I feel like Vegas somehow had the team kick a field goal and fuck all the bettors in the ass.
Of course I cannot prove that, but it looks super fishy when it happens and it happened twice in 1 weekend 2 weeks ago.
So could I 10x a bankroll? Maybe, but I'm just too gun shy to try these days.
At first, I never considered having a bankroll for my gambling activities be it on last night NG term or short term bases, but along the line when my gambling activities start to increase I have to set a percentage of my income that I use to gamble and I think in the context at which you discribed, such percentage that I discribe is my own bankroll so I can speak on that in direct contributions to this thread a d the question being asked.
For a truth I have lose more that I gain and sometimes I never come out with any siggle penny from my allocated bankroll a d that is a failure something that affects my emotions alot of time which make me to consider taking a break from setting out that percentage of my weekly income.
For a truth I have lose more that I gain and sometimes I never come out with any siggle penny from my allocated bankroll a d that is a failure something that affects my emotions alot of time which make me to consider taking a break from setting out that percentage of my weekly income.
That is 10 odds. It is possible but the chance is low. The chance that is low that I mean is that the chance to lose the $1000 is high if you are looking for such high odd. Some matches will disappoint.
Just gamble with the amount that you can afford to lose and not think of making money from gambling for it not to cause you to risk high because the result will not be good.
Just gamble with the amount that you can afford to lose and not think of making money from gambling for it not to cause you to risk high because the result will not be good.
So, this is a 12-month period of betting across different leagues. For those actively betting in sports, I’d like to ask if you think it’s possible to turn your bankroll into that amount within 12 months. That bankroll should be treated seriously - if you lose it, your betting journey is over. If you reach 12 months and your total is still less than your original bankroll, that’s still a failure.
Just be honest here. I want to hear from those with experience who see gambling as a long-term activity. Even if your bankroll is smaller, I’m sure you still dream of big wins, which are more feasible with a larger bankroll. Do you really believe it’s possible? If so, share how you’d approach it- everything from setting your bankroll to your wagers and managing the pressure throughout that year.
Just be honest here. I want to hear from those with experience who see gambling as a long-term activity. Even if your bankroll is smaller, I’m sure you still dream of big wins, which are more feasible with a larger bankroll. Do you really believe it’s possible? If so, share how you’d approach it- everything from setting your bankroll to your wagers and managing the pressure throughout that year.
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