How do i figure my bankroll

pawnbroker

Active Member
I am new to the game and have $3000 to start my play with.I am trying to figure my ror ,but i am not sure how to do it.I am starting with the $3000 and will be adding about five hundred a month to it.So what is my bankroll,sence i am adding to it every month.Do i figure it for a year.say $6000 plus the $3000.also i dont mind risk.i want a good rate of return.Also i know that if i wong in and out it will go up a lot.how do i figure it if i am just wong out and not woning in.I am using risk managment 2002 software.thanks
 
Enough to cover for your loses from bad flux. It also depends on your betting spread and stragedy. I'm starting my first trip with $1000 dollars at 5$ minimum giving me 200 units to play with. This may not seem very ideal to others because of the loss I might endure in the short-run but it is enough for me to gain experience. Some believe I may have to get lucky to see a long-run profit.

As others might say, if you happen to lose half or a quarter of ur bankroll, stop and reevaluate your betting. Cut down to 1/4 kelly level bets and in the long-run you might make up for your losses.
 

greenpsychosis

New Member
I don't mean to steal your question, but I am really wanting to know if there is a formula of calculating the R.O.R. that one could do by hand, or would a computer program be necessary?
 
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