Quote from: Botnake on Today at 04:41:44 AM

I believe that if we're playing a game with a house edge, where winning depends purely on luck, then bankroll management doesn’t really matter.

Well, open your favorite slot game, press max bet, press spin, and then tell us why bank management is actually good when your play lasted only 1 second and you're down all your money with nothing left to do Grin

Quote from: Dave1 on Today at 04:37:30 PM

So it might slightly go in your favor let's say for a slot machine, your budget is $100.00 and maybe with lower stake, your bankroll will last that long and maybe you can hit a bonus and win big. So as let's say your capital is just $50.00 or less, only couple of spins for you and you will be unlucky and not hit anything.

Doesn't really matter, the probability is for each spin, in one case you get 10 spins in another 100, but overall the earning will be proportional, a low bet will make your bankroll run longer and enjoy the game but at the same time the wins will be small, a higher bet might drain it fatser but they can also provide at any time a huge win.
In the end after a quadrillion spins, the result will be the same for both tactics.
But then again, who wants to lose all their money in 2 mins?