Hollywood: Risk of ruin question. HELP

[Hollywood]

Somebody just asked me this question, and I was not certain of the answer.

$100.00 minimum bet. $1000.00 maximum bet. 6 deck game. DOA, Split up to 3 times, DAS. Dealer stands on soft 17. No resplit of aces.
This person never plays more then one hand.
The question to me is how big should his bankroll be? I was not sure, so i'm throwing it out in the room.

Thanks,

Hollywood

[Don Schlesinger]

> The question to me is how big should his
> bankroll be? I was not sure, so i'm throwing
> it out in the room.

What's the penetration of the game, and what risk of ruin does he want to accept?

Don

[Hollywood]

> > The question to me is how big should
> his

> What's the penetration of the game, and
> what risk of ruin does he want to accept?

> Don

Thank you for getting back to me Don. Pen is 75% and $50,000.00 is what he is willing to lose.

[G Man]

In a play all situation, using Hi-Lo and the fab.18, with the following bet ramp, $100 at +1 or less, $200 at +2, $400 at +3, $800 at +4 and $1000 at +5 or more, with a $50 000 bankroll your friend has 28.5% chances of tapping out!
Using some camo in actual play, I don`t even want to look at the numbers!
Reducing his betting level to $50-$500 and leaving the table at any minus 2 or less would reduce his RoR to 3% with a $65.50 EV per 100 hands.

[Hollywood]

> In a play all situation, using Hi-Lo and
> the fab.18, with the following bet ramp,
> $100 at +1 or less, $200 at +2, $400 at +3,
> $800 at +4 and $1000 at +5 or more, with a
> $50 000 bankroll your friend has 28.5%
> chances of tapping out!
> Using some camo in actual play, I don`t
> even want to look at the numbers!
> Reducing his betting level to $50-$500 and
> leaving the table at any minus 2 or less
> would reduce his RoR to 3% with a $65.50 EV
> per 100 hands.

Thank you G-MAN I will pass it on.