Do you think you can average a profit of $100 a day gambling?

[Enfuego]

Yay or nay?

 

[pocketrockets]

With the right bankroll and proper bankroll management. Yes. One or 2 games max a day. A $10k BR and a $100 unit bet for 100 units BR.

 

[HacheMan]

Well that depends, of course, how big or small a player is...

 

[5teamparlay]

y. but would need a 100k plus bankroll.

and thats an average, not to say there would be down days, or days where I dont evwn think about gambling.

but would need a 100k plus bankroll

 

[pocketrockets]

In poker, it changes... $10k BR lets you play $100 SNG's but that would amount bigger winnings so a nice amount would be 12$ sngs or tourneys and a $1k BR would suffice. At least to me.

 

[HacheMan]

I do find it funny though, that some bettors make fun of smaller players & claim they can never be 'sharp'.

Doesn't matter if you bet a dime, or $25 per game, if you know your stuff, you know you stuff...

 

[pocketrockets]

y. but would need a 100k plus bankroll.

and thats an average, not to say there would be down days, or days where I dont evwn think about gambling.

but would need a 100k plus bankroll

Why so much $? What is the unit amount? What's the amount of units you require in the bankroll? whats the ideal? 100? 200? 500???

Im no sports gambler, Im seeing it from a poker player's perspective

 

[boss415]

I do find it funny though, that some bettors make fun of smaller players & claim they can never be 'sharp'.

Doesn't matter if you bet a dime, or $25 per game, if you know your stuff, you know you stuff...

Great point !

 

[JudgeWapner]

No, probably not.

 

[Bourn]

Absolutely. 100% no doubt.

 

[jimmy79]

In theory it seems easy but I assure you it's not.

 

[CowboyT]

Some days I can average $100 in a day. But then the next day doesn't usually go so well.

 

[SECplayer]

Less than 2-3% of gamblers would be able to do that.

 

[Stylez]

36k in a year , sounds easy

 

[5teamparlay]

why so much?

you are looking to win 36k..


100k br seems reasonable.

 

[TomGshotput]

25-cent video poker should be worth about $40 your first day playing if you were to play an eight hour shift. That can easily double after a few weeks of practice. Then you can move up to $1, $2, and higher. Problem with that is I can't handle playing machines for more than 30 minutes at a time.

With a $40,000 bankroll (just two years of minimum wage salaries) blackjack should be worth about $60 per hour. Problem here is that to stay under the radar you can't play very long sessions. Show your max bet once and get out.

In sports, picking 53% winners and 3 games per day, it would require close to a $350,000 bankroll to earn $100 per day. Picking 6 games per day and winning 54% would only require only around $35,000 to earn $100 per day.

It can definitely be done, but the hourly rate probably won't be too good. Most of us would be better off earn $50 while cutting way back on amount of time required

 

[Keef]

I once thought I could make that on roulette.

To to answer the question, no. To think you can profit every day is probably the most entry level mistake one can make.

To avg as a whole, only the best can. But in that small realm, the denomination is not relevant.

 

[bounceback]

100 a day untaxed....me and my boys would talk about this situation all the time...unfortunately without pinpoint discipline and a huge bankroll...

its pipe dreams for 99% of people

 

[jimmy79]

I once thought I could make that on roulette.

To to answer the question, no. To think you can profit every day is probably the most entry level mistake one can make.

To avg as a whole, only the best can. But in that small realm, the denomination is not relevant.

It's funny. As a kid, well 18 years old, I thought so too. So did many people. I went to the casino 4 consecutive days. Made 3600 dollars. I was betting 5 dollars on the middle set of numbers (13-24) and 5 bucks on the last set of numbers (25-36) I'd bet large when I'd lose a couple hands in a row. Although you get black or red many many times in a row, with this ''system'' you rarely get more than 3 or 4 losses in a row. But when you lose you lose double.

Anyways, by the 4th day I got greedy and started betting big and lost all the profits I had made. I'm not saying I wouldn't have lost it all had I kept betting small.

Anyways, short term people will profit in the long run odds will catch up to you. They always do.

 

[VIEJODINOSAUR]

Would have to work 4/5 hours a day and have 4 or5 outs....scalping isn't that easy but can be profitable....would need a moderate to size able bankroll....