Need help with betting and bankroll strategies
- Thread starter Serendib
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Your bet spread is the size of your max bet relative to your minimum bet. For example, spreading $10-$100 would be a 1-10 spread and $5-$60 would be 1-12.
The bet ramp is the exact count at which you vary your bets. It might look something like this:
<+2 Bet 1 unit
+2 Bet 2 unit
+3 Bet 4 unit
+4 Bet 6 unit
>+4 Bet 12 unit
Your bet sizes will depend on the rules of the game you are playing, your bet ramp and your playing style. As a general rule your max bet should be no more than 1% of your bankroll. For a $5,000 bankroll you max bet should be around $50. Once you determine your bet ramp you can adjust your unit size to maintain a reasonable ROR. If you use the bet ramp above but find that a $10-$120 spread is too risky for your bankroll then you can reduce it to $5-$60 or adjust your playing/betting strategy (maybe use a safer backcounting strategy).
-Sonny-
The bet ramp is the exact count at which you vary your bets. It might look something like this:
<+2 Bet 1 unit
+2 Bet 2 unit
+3 Bet 4 unit
+4 Bet 6 unit
>+4 Bet 12 unit
Your bet sizes will depend on the rules of the game you are playing, your bet ramp and your playing style. As a general rule your max bet should be no more than 1% of your bankroll. For a $5,000 bankroll you max bet should be around $50. Once you determine your bet ramp you can adjust your unit size to maintain a reasonable ROR. If you use the bet ramp above but find that a $10-$120 spread is too risky for your bankroll then you can reduce it to $5-$60 or adjust your playing/betting strategy (maybe use a safer backcounting strategy).
-Sonny-