Honestly, the whole idea of gambling is already built on uncertainty, so whether you go gradual or you go all in, the truth is the odds are never in your control. Some people like to push heavy and hope for that big break, but most times that same style is what wipe pockets clean faster than anything. Going gradual might not look flashy, but at least it slows down how fast you burn through your money and gives you more chance to catch a lucky win before you are drained. Big risks can bring big wins, but they can also make you regret in just one night.
At the end of the day, gambling is not fully about strategy the way people want it to be. It is more about seeing it more like entertainment, and not a guaranteed way to increase your money. The moment someone starts looking at it like a business plan, that is where problem starts. If you ask me the best way to gamble, I will say play smart, play safe, and only with what you’re comfortable to lose, because once the stake is your survival money, it’s wrong..
A business plan in gambling is possible when you're on the other side. When you're not a player, but the one who provides the conditions for the game. Then you can build a strategy and actually calculate what you can expect. But a player has no other strategy except bankroll management. They can either use their deposit quickly or slowly. But calculating possible returns and profit is impossible.