Retaining Balance with Rollover requirement

[ATC727]

What is your best method of retaining your balance or playing to accomplish the rollover requirements on your preferred site?

[ATC727]

I don’t have one. I usually lose my balance and need some guidance on how to juice it out

[firedawg]

play all small ml dogs on a given board
works out usually

[BigOrange]

Get bonuses at 2 or more sites and scalp it out playing both sides.

[RudyRuetigger]

shoot nerf darts at monitor


wherever they land, bet opposite

because no way you hit 2 in a row with same team

[Hman]

I just completed one at GTBets and now working on one at another book.

I actually nickel & dime in the casino, and place any winnings on a sports game.

Your goal depends on how big your bankroll is.

For example, you have a $1,000 balance, go into the casino betting $5 per hand, with the $1,000 balance, stuck firmly iny head. Your goal is to get to $1,025 or even smaller if you prefer.

As soon as you've win the $25, instantly leave the casino and lay the $25 on a game.

You've now got in some rollover action in the casino AND on sports and getting a free wager on top of that.

Wait a little while, and repeat.

Never get greedy.

This is in no way an attempt to encourage you or anyone to go in the casino if you never do.

I'm just telling you what works for me.

[DR225]

Your problem isn't the rollover, it's being profitable period. I only take bonuses at sites that I enjoy playing at long term. You shouldn't go into a deposit with the mindset of quickly reaching rollover and cashing out. It should be a slow, gradual, disciplined process in which you pull out after weeks/months of accumulating money on your initial deposit. I took a 50% bonus at bookmaker at the start of the nfl season and it came with a 20k rollover. I'm not stressing it at all and am just playing as I normally would. I still have another 13k left to rollover and I'm certain that I'll reach it, unless my discipline breaks and I go all in at an inopportune moment.

[Hman]

Your problem isn't the rollover, it's being profitable period. I only take bonuses at sites that I enjoy playing at long term. You shouldn't go into a deposit with the mindset of quickly reaching rollover and cashing out. It should be a slow, gradual, disciplined process in which you pull out after weeks/months of accumulating money on your initial deposit. I took a 50% bonus at bookmaker at the start of the nfl season and it came with a 20k rollover. I'm not stressing it at all and am just playing as I normally would. I still have another 13k left to rollover and I'm certain that I'll reach it, unless my discipline breaks and I go all in at an inopportune moment.

This is all true.

You only take a bonus if you plan to grind some, most, or all of season

[TommieGunshot]

Make good bets

[shocka1212]

[ATC727]

Yeah I agree to all that discipline is he hardest. I would be so rich if I had discipline