About betting strategy and money management

[olds442jetaway]

Guess we will see

[FAA]

10% daily interest. Maybe affix this Post It message on our machine. We could use the help.

[olds442jetaway]

Check it yourself FAA. I bet you will be surprised how often that ten percent daily interest is attained. I’m guessing as a wild guess your BR may be 200-300 bucks. If we would only convince ourselves that twenty dollar bill is just like finding it on the sidewalk with nobody around that may have dropped it.

[billryan]

Guess we will see

Think about it. You are capping your winnings at 10% while allowing unlimited losses. It's like a Martindale. How much are you willing to lose to break even or be up 10%?

[FAA]

You're once more missing the point. We are up the 10% at some point in our day, usually rather early to boot. This for me covers R/T expenses incurred. Chump change, but it beats losing.

[billryan]

If the idea is to break even, why not just stay home.
If quit points work, why don't pro's use them? Why does a Bob Dancer not practice this? My math skills stink but it seems everyone with a lack of math skills looks at things like this as gamechangers , while people who know shake their heads..

[Eduardo]

If the idea is to break even, why not just stay home.

1) If I stay home, my wife will find something for me to do.
2) Break even, with a chance to hit something big.
3) Because it's enjoyable to play the game in a casino.

If quit points work, why don't pro's use them?

Because Pros have a boring view of the game.

[Jstark]

Making money is boring?

[case]

Leaving early....leaving late....does not change the odds. Billy is right about one thing and that is "capping your winnings at 10% while allowing unlimited losses" The first day you do not get ahead 10% your losses will knock those small wins out of the park.

In roulette if you keep doubling until you win, you will go home many times with a small profit. However the first time your doubling up does not work you lose all your profits plus WAY more.

Systems do not change the odds.

[Eduardo]

Making money is boring?

This probably describes 75% of jobs, yes.