Quote from: VietBet on July 07, 2015, 12:31:52 AM

When it comes to Sports Betting, the general rule is wager 1-3% of your bankroll.

Therefore with a $1,000 bankroll (what your willing to lose), your wagers should range between $10 to $30.

Once you reach $2,000 your wagers will increase accordingly $20 to $60 per game and so on.

If you risk amounts that are too large (10% or more), a bad streak can quickly wipe you out.

Key is to stay disciplined, its a marathon not a sprint.

Agree, I have financial management like that and so far its working well, wagering 1% of our bankroll total minimalize to losing streak yeah its general rules that i used in forex trading and applied into sports betting.

Quote from: jeffthebaker on July 07, 2015, 07:28:35 AM

Quote from: D. Martinez on July 07, 2015, 07:10:11 AM

Quote from: RussianRaibow on June 16, 2015, 08:43:17 PM

I prefer strategic gambling with amount that I can afford to lose. No gmabler become suddently rich by gmabling, let alone being billionaire.

I completely agree with RussianRaibow that if you have strategy of gambling you will definitely become winner. The thing is you need to aware about your strategies and platform where you are playing; for example, I usually play at https://www.lottosignals.com/online b'coz
it not only provides the platform to purchase lottery tickets from different lottery websites but it gives tips and suggestions as well. So first search the platform you can trust and who guides you properly and then invest your money.

If you will "definitely" become a winner, it's not gambling. As long as you are gambling, there is no promise that you will profit, regardless of your strategy. Also, as lotteries go, there is no strategy involved. It's nothing more than luck, and certainly not definite.

Never heard about lottery strategy, it was almost 90% pure luck.