Proper Bankroll
Quote: 7crapsNice post, but...
The reason why it "does not work" is the players fault. almost 100%
Too small a bankroll! Yep, you got it right.
They are underfunded. BIG TIME and it ain't no funny...
Most do not show proper bankroll needed to play different methods in Craps.
Math or simulation data.
The Wizard does not.
Not even a simple RoR table available.
Only a very few gamblers will ever play with the proper bankroll for their selected bet sizes and length of session play.
The others will just bitch and moan and blame all the mathss gurus for their misfortune, that they mostly brought onto themselves
This is a question to all, especially 7craps, to the above post, part of the biased dice saga.
What is the proper bankroll for someone who puts $50 on the table. Say $5 pass line, double odds (point is 9) and $34 inside?
Or: per $100 in play how much to bring to the table?
One more: Passline only using a stepladder progression (D'Alembert), no odds, $5 base bet, stopping at $100, max bet. Again how much to bring?
Quote: DeMangoThis is a question to all, especially 7craps, to the above post, part of the biased dice saga.
What is the proper bankroll for someone who puts $50 on the table.
read the link. I noted I arrived at the same conclusions roughly on my own: about $500 for session and about $5000 in total. A 401G, the guy calls it. For session, I like to take more than needed actually.
Quote: DeMangoOr: per $100 in play how much to bring to the table?
note that it is 10 times that for session, then 10 times that overall. IIRC.
Quote: DeMangoOne more: Passline only using a stepladder progression (D'Alembert), no odds, $5 base bet, stopping at $100, max bet. Again how much to bring?
I'd just go by the $100, making it $1000 etc., except with such low variance with just betting the line you could probably be OK with something less.
PS: for the link, I mean the one 7craps provided. It's pretty good.
In order to go four hours at a ten percent risk of ruin with the above betting scheme and an occasional tip, you would need 1,000 for a buy in.Quote: DeMangoWhat is the proper bankroll for ... $5 pass line, double odds (point is 9) and $34 inside? (Lets add reasonable tip to dealers and waitress,too).
Its not even enough to play the penny slots properly, let
alone a table game. When you take $300 to Vegas, just
give it to a bathroom attendent as a tip, at least it did some
good that way.
Now somebody will say they took that amount to Vegas
and came home with 2000. My reply is, I once found a
$50 bill on the sidewalk, whats your point.
MISSION , IT'S A JOKE ! OK ?
IT"S A JOKE !
Quote: EvenBobPeople go to Vegas with $300 and think they have a BR.
Its not even enough to play the penny slots properly, let
alone a table game. When you take $300 to Vegas, just
give it to a bathroom attendent as a tip, at least it did some
good that way.
Now somebody will say they took that amount to Vegas
and came home with 2000. My reply is, I once found a
$50 bill on the sidewalk, whats your point.
EvenBob.
Why
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I do prefer it to other posts online about gambling. I think my least favorite is the Mad Professor who changes colors and font sizes as if it makes his writings more credible because he can control what his text looks like.
Quote: AhighEvenBob.
Why is it that you like to hit the enter key so much?
He explains why he does it here:
https://wizardofvegas.com/forum/info/rules/3853-discussion-about-the-suspension-list/98/#post224407
Quote: AhighOh cool. That makes sense. Yeah, it doesn't bug me, really. I just get picked on so much I guess I felt like picking on him.
Take a page from a paperback book and hold it
up to my posts. They are almost identical, 10
words on average to a line. Yet you don't write
to the publishers complaining their books are too
narrow. Why is that?
Quote: EvenBobTake a page from a paperback book and hold it
up to my posts. They are almost identical, 10
words on average to a line. Yet you don't write
to the publishers complaining their books are too
narrow. Why is that?
If you re-read it, you will see that I said I liked it; it wasn't a complaint, just a question. But I was sort of picking on you in a way by asking the question.
