Experts treat gambling as a source of income, so they bet on themselves because they’re confident in what they’re doing and believe they can be profitable. These are the ones who raise a realistic bankroll and set realistic targets. let's say on average, if their funds grow by 10% in a month, they’re already happy because over time, it compounds.
Meaning, they don’t cash out their profits right away, they reinvest it as additional bankroll.
Now I’d like to ask you.. as a gambler, would you already be happy earning just 10% profit from your total bankroll?
In fact, I should be happy because I often find myself losing money on my monthly bank roll. Because my luck is always bad. So if I have a 10% profit on my monthly bankroll, I should be happy, but I won't be satisfied because I will only get a 10% profit with 100% asset risk, I would want a 50% profit at the very least.
And one of the reasons for this is that I usually keep very small funds as a bankroll, as a result of which I always expect a 1.5x profit.