Topic: My Experience on Bulk Bankroll vs Partial Bankroll - page 3. (Read 342 times)

I am playing slots so mathematically end results doesn't really matter what tactic i am using unless there are some cheat codes to machines.

But i do have a tactic. I start with slow bets and end it with a big one, like 1/5th of my daily budget
Usually i have done this so that i have used weekly budget in 1 day and but lately i even tried to spread it out trough the whole week so i can enjoy it more.

I've also tried to gamble all in with one bet, and while that one gives me a huge rush, it doesn't give me any kind of fulfillment that i would get by playing small amounts trough the week.

A total crap post! Probably you just read the title then assume that the bankroll in subject here is the casino bankroll. The one being discussed here is player bankroll when playing in the casino!

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Bulk bankroll is the best if you are playing with consistency and patience because you can save time by deposit and withdraw. The only reason why people always lose on using huge bankroll because they are too easy to become tilted when losing that cause them to bet above normal bets. I’m playing huge bank as always and I’m always getting huge profit because I can have a higher life line to extend my bet compared of having 20$ bankroll and loss it all with just a short lose streak. It’s just same if you have huge bankroll and play it slowly.

If the casino had each enough bank roll,it's enough for the people to use their casino.Because the business is not only to the rich people,the normal people also can start the casino with the average bank roll to pay the winners.When the casino had huge bankroll,they will make a good sense of paying the winners.Some people was different in that people,they will make the escape after the big loat from the casino and gambling players.If the bank roll of the company is below 1000 dollars,they will scam the people using their sites.

Appreciate all the reply above. I will not quote you individually because I might just repeat all the answer at once.

Partial Bankroll is indeed the best because you can slow grind. My only problem problem with this is my short tempered especially if I’m not getting any win on my game despite I’m playing too long. I experience one my game that it took about half an hour which I just breakeven at the end without giving me a chance to be on the profit side. 

I recently watch stream of trainwreck about playing blackjack that’s same to my scenario above. He plays an hour and in profit about 1M USD atthe beginning of his game then his bank roll decreases near his initial bankroll after an hour of slow playing.

You can watch the exhilarating video here: https://youtu.be/1qe7Pb3-iDo

The cards have no memory.

But beyond that, if you are playing Blackjack you should be at least doing a basic count and following that. Hunches, feelings and everything else although adding to the fun and possibility of 'I made a great call' feeling can never survive the long term math and odds.

The math will never change no matter what you do, well in the physical world marking cards and slipping an extra ace in the deck might, but beyond that it does not matter.

Yeah, it's boring and playing hunches and going with your gut is more fun. Don't forget that, it's fun not a way to make money. The math says the house wins.

-Dave

Becoming that greedy wouldnt really matter whether you do make use of bulk or partial bankroll on which it would really be just still the same when greed do kicks in.
You would really be still able to experience on the same mistakes on which you would bust and blown up your entire balance if ever you have decided to double up your bet just
because you are really that aiming on fastening up the process on making profits because you had set out some numbers that you should reached out.
Its really that common and on my part then it would be totally random if we do speak about gambling behavior.

8n almost all logical circumstances you are always implored by the system to play partial bankroll instead of busting your balls on a bulk bankroll. Bulk's high risk, high reward, but in a game that is already risky for the most pwrt, this just puts unnecessary strain and pressure to the player which they otherwise wouldb't have to deal if they hadn't gone bulk. Plus at the same time, bulk minimises your playtime which therefore limits how many wins you can get in comparison to Partial bankrolls. Personally, I prefer partial bankrolls instead of bulk as it's so much better in many ways, but if I'm feeling ballsy and lucky, I tend to go bulk just for the hell of it.

In my opinion, your bulk bank roll strategy in relation to playing blackjack is a mess. I would never do a Martingale strat when playing Blackjack, why? Because I feel that it does not have enough relevance to your previous bets.

For the partial bankroll, I also win little by little when I do that. There is a time when I managed to make my $50 become $1300, all from playing slots.

But you have to still be very careful because I have noticed one thing while gambling, you can gamble for sometimes, win and think that the strategy that you are using is working good, but while over-gambling, you may see yourself at loss. I have noticed this many times when I am gambling.

Partial works well on me, I'd say better than bulk aside from the fact that i cannot afford buring that much on a single roll. Bulk bankroll indeed will generate bigger profit; higher risk means higher reward. But question is; how long would your capital last? On my case, partial bankrolls allow me to extend my capital to few more bets than it was supposed to. If you have a large capital, and if you are really down of embracing the risk, bulk could work on such instance. At the end of the day, it would be one's fate to determine the outcome. If you are really unlucky for that day, no matter what strategy you will use, you'd end up with loss; will only vary whether it would be big or tolerable.

I’ve been observing my gambling activity result since the start of the year and trying different way to improve my gambling results. I always allocate 100$ per week on my gambling since I’m using my signature campaign earnings from livecasino. Here’s my observation on my experience when using different bankroll.

Bulk Bankroll

I always start playing 5$ bet on Blackjack then add seat if I’m lose my initial so that I can recover my lose and have a profit at the same time. I always manage to get 50$ to 60$ profit then after reaching this percentage profit, It makes me very hard to win more because I keep aiming to earn atleast 100$ profit to have x2 of my initial bankroll to stop. The ending result is always losing all my balance including profit the moment I experienced losing streak because I keep increasing my bet up to the point to all in just to recover quickly my lose since I’m thinking that I already got the opportunity to have 160$ which is why betting 60$ or more on single bet when my balance decreases is a little bit easy.

In short, I’m easily become greedy and careless on bet once my bankroll went down below my initial bank roll.

Partial Bankroll

When I using this type of bankroll I’m always winning around 80% win chance rate when I check my history. This time I use 20$ bank roll and start on craps betting 1$ to 2$ on easy and hard ways. I keep doing this patiently until I double my money to 40$. After reaching 40$ mark I usually sit on Blackjack table betting 5$ on single table. I keep doing slow grind without increasing bet. I notice that I’m more cautious whenever I’m using small bankroll because I know that I can’t bet carelessly or else the game will easily over.

I’ve been doing this for months and I usually get 80$ to 100$ in profit. But of course this profit is just for recovering loss from my previous game when I use bulk bankroll. This happened to multiple times and I’m finally getting my phase on making good profit.


I know we have different style and behavior. Some people might be lucky on bulk bankroll and others is like me who’s lucky on small bankroll. What do you guys use?