After accepting $1000 as a bankroll, how long can you keep that money is an important issue. In gambling, small wins are often obtained by using large amounts. That is why the gambler has a big responsibility regarding bankroll management. Many times, it is seen that the gambler uses a large part of the bet out of greed and loses the bankroll to recover that money. In this situation, he can lose all his money at any time. If $1000 is tried to multiply by 10x, then aggressive betting will have to be done and luck will also have to be with you. Otherwise, you will quickly lose control. Holding the bet money for a long time can also be a strategy. In this case, if luck favors, there may be a possibility of quick profit, but it is uncertain.
Keeping it slow is already enough as long as you can maintain a good win rate. If you don’t follow that, it means you’re being aggressive, and I believe those who use aggressive bankroll management usually lose in the long run.
It’s better to grind it out and stick to the right percentage of bankroll management. The stake amount will grow naturally if you keep winning since the percentage is based on your total bankroll. You’ll notice that from small bets it will suddenly increase because you’re doing well, and the opposite if you’re not, still it allows you to gamble longer.