Originally Posted by
Splitting Tens
You are suggesting that I should comport myself as a professional. Bankroll advice that does not fit who I am or the type of player I am is bad advice. No new player should be running around with a "real" bankroll. I won't "go broke" playing at the tables as I won't bring enough money to the casino to allow that to happen. I have a 0% risk of ruin. Might I lose my $200? Sure. However, that's fine - I can shrug it off and go on with my life. Moreover, I can give myself another $200 the following month.
Something is off. When you first started posting you were limiting any losses to $200 a month. Yesterday you changed that to $200 a day for limiting losses a rather significant change in plans. But today's posting you are back again to $200 a month what gives? Did you by chance lose two days in a row? Yesterday's post below by you:
"As a recreational player, I approach my budget very differently than somebody who is making a living at the tables. However, i would, at this point, be a damn fool to bring $5000 to a casino and be willing to risk it. I limit myself to losing $200 in a day (unless I am in the middle of a shop with a very advantageous count...) I would suggest that anybody just starting out approach bankroll management more like this (with dollar amounts set in accordance with a personal budget) than what a professional player would need to do"
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