Why less than a 20 unit bankroll?

[Hankwins]

I deposited $1000 last night and lost 3 out of 4 on ML MLB plays.(favarorites)

I will deposit another 1K friday and I am not betting any more than $50/game and I am not making a parlay until my account shows a profit.

obiviously over $50 a game is retarded on on 1k bankroll if someone wants to make it last, is it really worth betting less though?(50$)

[Duff85]

I deposited $1000 last night and lost 3 out of 4 on ML MLB plays.(favarorites)

I will deposit another 1K friday and I am not betting any more than $50/game and I am not making a parlay until my account shows a profit.

obiviously over $50 a game is retarded on on 1k bankroll if someone wants to make it last, is it really worth betting less though?(50$)

Your bankroll can also include money that you haven't deposited yet. If you are able to deposit 10k at relatively short notice for the purpose of betting sports you have a 10k bankroll. I have read some on here who misunderstand bankroll management as being on a per sportsbook or per deposit basis. Obviously the cost of busting an out needs to be taken into account - that is if it was going to take you a significant amount of money movement to reload that account you might be a little more cautious with it.

I'd suggest that your bankroll is actually more than $1k if you are comfortable betting $50 a game. Just my take.

[Hankwins]

thanks or your input Duff, it does make sense!

[Sam Odom]

Duff makes a good point

for example: bettor has 2 off-shore accts = 2,000 , a cash LOCAL with a 2K limit , a PPH with a 2K limit and 5K in reserve gambling cash

50.00 bets are on the very conservative side , 100-125 would be ok

[GunShard]

Bankroll Management. You should only be betting 1% to 10% of your total bankroll.

$50 is 5%, since you seem to lose at that percentage, lower it down from $10 to $40.