So what’s the best bankroll management?

[ChocMilk23]

1% per wager?
1,2,3 stars wagering?
Cliff/ Bridge jumping?

[jackbo]

Obviously it's bridge jumping... but straight 2% also gets the job done. ��

[firedawg]

All in till you bust
Makes it easier

[RudyRuetigger]

hey milky quit being a fukkin greenhorn

[daneblazer]

Nobody wants to bet $1 a game. Let it ride

[vividjohn45]

Just tail jj gold. Many have and after a season of tailing him, I hear of many counting their stacks with shouts of joy.

[jjgold]

Anybody betting different amounts on each game is an idiot, there’s no such thing as one game having a better chance than another

[chilidog]

Anybody betting different amounts on each game is an idiot, there’s no such thing as one game having a better chance than another

This right here proves jj's amateur status. Ignore his inflated post count; statements like the one he just made completely back-up his subpar (yet completely normal) betting record.

You should bet different amounts on a game, based on a mathematical edge that you have on the odds. The higher the edge, the higher your bet amount. If you can't prove your edge (and it's painfully obvious that jj is just yet another rec bettor), then absolutely, have fun with it. Treat it for what it is - entertainment. Bet whatever amount will bring the rush you're after - because otherwise you're going to lose. Trying to practice sound management is dumb in these cases. You're going to lose in the end, so might as well enjoy the ride. Betting 1-2% of your roll when you don't have an edge is dumb - you're just prolonging the inevitable.

Enjoy it. Bet what you need to make it worth it.

[darrell74]

Best advice is bet what you can afford to lose.

1% is the dumbest thing I ever heard of.
So if you have just 100 bucks to your name, your only gonna bet 1 buck-really?