So TC is making $25 = 0.5 unit. And his bankroll is $1000. So that makes each play = 2.5% of his entire back roll. I think this is a good percentage of the bankroll to make your unit. So if your bankroll is $2000 than you can make each unit = $50 which is 2.5% of your bank roll. Then increase your amount as you profit.
Maybe it's just me, but the quote below doesn't add up does it?
"If you go back to post #1 you will see I'm risking -.9750 to win +.5 or - $97.50 to win +50.00
Guys make you unit amount whatever , mine is 1unit = 50.00"
--If 1 Unit = $50, then .5 Unit =$25. Like he said, it really is irrelevant what your unit is. With that said, I think people just want to have a clear understanding of how much bankroll they should have for a certain unit size.
"If you go back to post #1 you will see I'm risking -.9750 to win +.5 or - $97.50 to win +50.00
Guys make you unit amount whatever , mine is 1unit = 50.00"
--If 1 Unit = $50, then .5 Unit =$25. Like he said, it really is irrelevant what your unit is. With that said, I think people just want to have a clear understanding of how much bankroll they should have for a certain unit size.
Ya i think he messed up in the explanation. but the point is the same. However, just be a smart bettor, obviously ur not going to bet 30% of your bankroll on one bet, so adjust accordingly. I can tell you from his NBA system I deposited $60, and each unit was $5 (just to follow his system without risking much). I ended up at around $260, and I only did it for a little over a month (Feb-March). You dont need a large roll because it will go up a lot more before u lose any (if at all). All I can tell you now is I will be playing with some real money!
Sorry, still need some clarification. for example, is each day a play unto itself, i.e. if I play a -180 & lose I'm -90, so on the 2nd day of the "chase" do I play to win 50 again or 140. How many days in ea set or chase. If you went 43-0, that must mean 43 sets I guess.:think2:
