Can we stick to a fixed bankroll plan during streaks?

[AmoreJaz]

That’s where most bettors fail. We start emotional betting, chasing losses, or getting greedy after a few wins. Sticking to a plan sounds simple, but in practice, it takes real discipline and patience.

So how about our bettors here, is it possible to keep that fixed percentage rule no matter what streak you’re in?

That's exactly what happens In gambling, the winner is curious to win more and at thesame time the loser is trying to recover his loses, and it now become difficult to who is an addict or who has Master the act of self control. And this things makes it hard for gamblers to take decision or decipline and stand by it. Just as you have said that it takes real decipline and patience, I agree with you on that with real decipline they can be able to do better.

The thing is once your game is like hitting off, you feel, you need to deposit more. That's why gambling is so addicting because mostly, you can't stop once you are already sitting down. This is why, you need to be very strict with yourself when it comes to your boundaries. Stick to it, and I believe, you won't have problem managing your gambling activities.
It is not because you feel you are winning, the reason why you need to deposit more. Think of the fact that you have your set limit for that session and sticking to it will not give you trouble later on. I believe, most of us have been in that situation for so many times, you already know what to do.

[Darker45]

Streaks usually get in the way of plans, whether winning streak or losing streak. It's always discipline that makes you stick to the plan no matter what.

Depending on what we're gambling on, when I'm gambling with friends, the mindset is often to increase the bet as the winning streak continues. The rationale is to make the most of what's considered to be a fleeting opportunity. Sometimes we end up winning in terms of bets but losing in terms of money.

I guess it's better to always stick to a certain limit. But it might get boring at some point.

[Reatim]

If we’re good at sports betting, we should be able to hit a decent winning percentage over time. That’s what most of us aim for, to stay consistent and let the numbers play out in the long run. But discipline is the real challenge here. It’s easy to say we’ll stick to a fixed percentage per bet, but can we really do that when we’re on a long losing streak? Or even worse, during a hot winning run when confidence kicks in and we start increasing the stakes?

the most important thing in managing our bankroll is being disciplined and being in control no matter what the results are you can’t ditch your strategy just because you are slightly winning or slightly losing though adjustments can be made but don’t be too excited

[alegotardo]

I agree and this is the hardest part for any gambler responsible... sticking to a plan and not letting yourself be overcome by the impulses of long wins or losses.

During losses we will always be tempted to recover quickly what we lost, and during wins we want to "seize the moment" by increase our bets and make even profit, right? But at both cases the result is always disastrous, and I dont even need to explain why.

During losing streaks we  alwaysshould reduce our bets or stop play to accept the losses. And during wins we need to be aware that thingscould end at any moment, so it is important take profits and never bet more because you think are on a "lucky streak".

Remember, the biggest challenge is not beating the odds, but beating yourself... can you control yourself? Or will you lose everything to your emotions, which always try to trick you?

[junder]

If we’re good at sports betting, we should be able to hit a decent winning percentage over time. That’s what most of us aim for, to stay consistent and let the numbers play out in the long run. But discipline is the real challenge here. It’s easy to say we’ll stick to a fixed percentage per bet, but can we really do that when we’re on a long losing streak? Or even worse, during a hot winning run when confidence kicks in and we start increasing the stakes?

That’s where most bettors fail. We start emotional betting, chasing losses, or getting greedy after a few wins. Sticking to a plan sounds simple, but in practice, it takes real discipline and patience.

So how about our bettors here, is it possible to keep that fixed percentage rule no matter what streak you’re in?

Sticking to a fixed bankroll plan during tough times is doable, and I'm sure some people can do it. This prevents repeated gambling at the same time, thus preventing losing streaks. Another statement for those experiencing tough times, such as a streak of losing streaks, could be that they can't maintain a healthy bankroll. Excessive behavior is considered outside of responsible gambling.
Losing streaks occur due to excessive behavior such as betting emotionally, chasing losses, or becoming greedy after a few wins. These are outside of a healthy bankroll.

[Zigabel]

If we’re good at sports betting, we should be able to hit a decent winning percentage over time. That’s what most of us aim for, to stay consistent and let the numbers play out in the long run. But discipline is the real challenge here. It’s easy to say we’ll stick to a fixed percentage per bet, but can we really do that when we’re on a long losing streak? Or even worse, during a hot winning run when confidence kicks in and we start increasing the stakes?

That’s where most bettors fail. We start emotional betting, chasing losses, or getting greedy after a few wins. Sticking to a plan sounds simple, but in practice, it takes real discipline and patience.

So how about our bettors here, is it possible to keep that fixed percentage rule no matter what streak you’re in?

Untill one gets to experience this or be in the position where they have to go through this experience, they may not understand enough how they may react if they happen to be the ones in this situation, some will tell you they would do better and even suggest some really smart ideas that will make a whole lot of sense in its actuality about what should be done if one finds themselves in such a situation. But the fact remains that we sometimes may not know how best we will react until we happen to find ourselves in such situations.

when you are winning and when you are loosing, there are certain kind of feelings that gets to you that you many not really be able to control except you have that strong will that will definitely help you define your limits both in the wins or in the losses. Fact is that it is very possible to keep the percentage rule when you are winning or loosing but truth is, it is usually not as easy as we may want to put it, you may need some extra form of discipline and restrain in some case in Oder for you not to continue after you have reached the fixed percentage.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Losing streaks occur due to excessive behavior such as betting emotionally, chasing losses, or becoming greedy after a few wins. These are outside of a healthy bankroll.

It's very easy for some people to say it and plan on how to stick to fixed bankroll irrespective of the streaks they are in but to bring that mindset to reality becomes so difficult because they are not disciplined to do that. Losing streaks can come unannounced but the possibility to avoid losing so much money at that moment is to avoid betting with emotions or chasing losses like you have said. So many people do these a lot.

[Pandu Geddon]

So how about our bettors here, is it possible to keep that fixed percentage rule no matter what streak you’re in?

However, gamblers still have emotions; sometimes I also bet more than the percentage of the budget I have set. That will only affect my next bet. In fact, sometimes I have to refrain from betting for an entire week when the losses are too great due to exceeding the budget.
Actually, we can still maintain the betting budget percentage when we are in difficult situations. The condition is that we do not continue betting, of course, this requires good discipline and control.

[MAAManda]

So how about our bettors here, is it possible to keep that fixed percentage rule no matter what streak you’re in?

It remains possible, but we cannot ignore the greedy aspect that already exists within each of us. At the beginning of the week, I started my sports bets at $50 & maintained that amount for subsequent matches. Eventually, I saw a match with high odds that I was confident I would win. Because of my confidence, I bet more than usual, betting $150 - $200 on some matches, some of them resulted in losses, but quite a few also won. In the end, I could have made more profit until today, if I had kept betting $50, I'm not sure I would have made as much as I've now.

[boyptc]

So how about our bettors here, is it possible to keep that fixed percentage rule no matter what streak you’re in?

If the bettor is very well disciplined, it's possible.

No matter what is the streak that we're having, losing or winning. We can follow that if we're very disciplined.

Because we've got a plan to follow and we know that it's not going to cause us any problem if we stick to the plan.

[Finestream]

So how about our bettors here, is it possible to keep that fixed percentage rule no matter what streak you’re in?

If the bettor is very well disciplined, it's possible.

No matter what is the streak that we're having, losing or winning. We can follow that if we're very disciplined.

Because we've got a plan to follow and we know that it's not going to cause us any problem if we stick to the plan.

The result’s a loss, but we never lose more than we’re supposed to. what we’re really talking about here is bankroll management, having a set percentage or amount we stake every time. So even if we hit a 10-game losing streak, it shouldn’t change our strategy.

We have to play with a clear mind. A gambler with weak emotions shouldn’t even think about going long-term, ‘cause he won’t last anyway.
Once he experiences a loss, he’ll go reckless and start chasing and that’s where it all goes downhill.

[tygeade]

discipline is the real challenge here. It’s easy to say we’ll stick to a fixed percentage per bet, but can we really do that when we’re on a long losing streak? Or even worse, during a hot winning run when confidence kicks in and we start increasing the stakes?

You must not focus on maximizing your profits by altering the betting size or by compromising your strategy. Instead, you must focus on improving your analytics to tighten your process on how you choose a team or player to bet with. Most of us are overconfident or not caring at all on criteria to choose the side to bet with, like they do place bet on their home country or favourite player but we must always go rational with our choices to ensure hitting bullseye.

Altering bet size is the habit of amateur gamblers. The bet size and betting frequency are the things, should be planned before placing the bets and definitely not on the times of sport happens. Planning well in advance on how much to risk and when to stop will save a gambler from suffering huge losses.

[Muba20]

If we’re good at sports betting, we should be able to hit a decent winning percentage over time. That’s what most of us aim for, to stay consistent and let the numbers play out in the long run. But discipline is the real challenge here. It’s easy to say we’ll stick to a fixed percentage per bet, but can we really do that when we’re on a long losing streak? Or even worse, during a hot winning run when confidence kicks in and we start increasing the stakes?

the most important thing in managing our bankroll is being disciplined and being in control no matter what the results are you can’t ditch your strategy just because you are slightly winning or slightly losing though adjustments can be made but don’t be too excited

Bankroll management is an important issue in gambling. When a gambler loses or wins in gambling, he always tries to change his bankroll management strategy, but as a gambler, I think it is important to keep yourself disciplined regardless of whether he wins or loses. Bankroll management does not only mean betting on the amount of money but also plays an important role in staying stable in betting. Many times, gamblers try to make big changes in their betting amount after winning or losing. If someone does bankroll management, he will be able to control himself in any such situation.

[Eternad]

The result’s a loss, but we never lose more than we’re supposed to. what we’re really talking about here is bankroll management, having a set percentage or amount we stake every time. So even if we hit a 10-game losing streak, it shouldn’t change our strategy.

We have to play with a clear mind. A gambler with weak emotions shouldn’t even think about going long-term, ‘cause he won’t last anyway.
Once he experiences a loss, he’ll go reckless and start chasing and that’s where it all goes downhill.

It’s true, I always use 1% or lower of my bankroll because my goal is to absorb a 100+ losing streak before my bankroll will bust this way I can play longer and have a chance to hit winning streak before I get bust.

There’s a time that I increase my bankroll when I’m already in profit a lot since I want to test my luck for a much higher profit without risking my own bankroll already.

Having fixed that properly calculated is the best approach if you want to play longer.

[₿itcoin]

It’s easy to say we’ll stick to a fixed percentage per bet, but can we really do that when we’re on a long losing streak? Or even worse, during a hot winning run when confidence kicks in and we start increasing the stakes?

So how about our bettors here, is it possible to keep that fixed percentage rule no matter what streak you’re in?

Maintaining a fixed-percentage bankroll plan properly during a winning or losing streak is really hard, but it's the smartest thing to do if you want to survive in the gambling world for a long time.

Look, most betting guides say not to risk more than 1 to 3% of your bankroll on each bet. This will save you during a losing run and keep your decisions clear.

Do you feel invincible when you're winning repeatedly? Do you think, "Let's bet again!" But remember, there's a trap in thinking like that. On the other hand, when you're losing several times in a row, do you become desperate to recover? As a result, you might increase your bet amount and your whole plan will fall apart right there.

You know what the real strategy is? No matter how the streak goes, it's not a coincidence that you win or lose repeatedly. If you are consistent with your strategy, you will actually have a chance to play and save your bankroll for a long time, rather than riding emotional waves.

[Cryptoprincess101]

If we’re good at sports betting, we should be able to hit a decent winning percentage over time. That’s what most of us aim for, to stay consistent and let the numbers play out in the long run. But discipline is the real challenge here. It’s easy to say we’ll stick to a fixed percentage per bet, but can we really do that when we’re on a long losing streak? Or even worse, during a hot winning run when confidence kicks in and we start increasing the stakes?

It is easier to maintain a fixed bankroll when on a losing streak than when on a winning streak. Losses brings demoralization and weakness such that when you are losing consistently, it is difficult to go above your bankroll unless for someone who is addicted to gambling and wants to chase losses but when you are winning serially, it creates some kind of excitement and confidence such that you might have the urge to gamble more in order to win more since you now have a staking power that came from your winning. Being disciplined after you win consistently is more difficult to control than when on a losing streak.

[Z_MBFM]

If we’re good at sports betting, we should be able to hit a decent winning percentage over time. That’s what most of us aim for, to stay consistent and let the numbers play out in the long run. But discipline is the real challenge here. It’s easy to say we’ll stick to a fixed percentage per bet, but can we really do that when we’re on a long losing streak? Or even worse, during a hot winning run when confidence kicks in and we start increasing the stakes?

That’s where most bettors fail. We start emotional betting, chasing losses, or getting greedy after a few wins. Sticking to a plan sounds simple, but in practice, it takes real discipline and patience.

So how about our bettors here, is it possible to keep that fixed percentage rule no matter what streak you’re in?

No matter how big your bankroll is, if you use only 2% of it for each bet, you will be able to bet that amount 50 times. This will give you a lot of confidence and you will not panic too much and you will not get excited while gambling and you may win something big because you have the opportunity to gamble for a long time. But if you bet large amounts, your bankroll will run out quickly and you will get very excited to recover them and you will lose more by depositing again and again, then you will have no control on yourself

[Makus]

Its very difficult to stick to a betting strategy or bankroll plan when you are on a losing streak, only those that are disciplined can be able to withstand the pressure of breaking their bankroll plan. With the experience i have had it was challenging for me to maintain a strategy and manage my bankroll when I was in losses compared to when I was making profit, although this might not be the same for everyone but its more common to break your plans when you start chasing your losses, once you get trapped in that loop it becomes hard to stop

[rodskee]

That’s where most bettors fail. We start emotional betting, chasing losses, or getting greedy after a few wins. Sticking to a plan sounds simple, but in practice, it takes real discipline and patience.

So how about our bettors here, is it possible to keep that fixed percentage rule no matter what streak you’re in?

That's exactly what happens In gambling, the winner is curious to win more and at thesame time the loser is trying to recover his loses, and it now become difficult to who is an addict or who has Master the act of self control. And this things makes it hard for gamblers to take decision or decipline and stand by it. Just as you have said that it takes real decipline and patience, I agree with you on that with real decipline they can be able to do better.

The thing is once your game is like hitting off, you feel, you need to deposit more. That's why gambling is so addicting because mostly, you can't stop once you are already sitting down. This is why, you need to be very strict with yourself when it comes to your boundaries. Stick to it, and I believe, you won't have problem managing your gambling activities.

it’s the hardest to walk away from something you are enjoying it’s the same with gambling even if you can’t afford to continue you will do anything just to keep gambling because you enjoy it and it brings you happiness and pleasure but in life happiness and pleasure aren’t the only important things and if you prioritize these things you can end up forgetting about what really matters which is stability 

[Satofan44]

If you change your behavior during variable streaks then you neither have a plan, nor discipline nor a strategy. Bankroll management is useless if you are not going to adhere to it. This is a guaranteed way to lose money in the long run.

the most important thing in managing our bankroll is being disciplined and being in control no matter what the results are you can’t ditch your strategy just because you are slightly winning or slightly losing though adjustments can be made but don’t be too excited

You get it. If modifications are constantly made based on results then the initial strategy is being thrown away. "I'll change what I do depending on the results that I get" is not a strategy.

Sticking to a fixed bankroll plan during tough times is doable, and I'm sure some people can do it. This prevents repeated gambling at the same time, thus preventing losing streaks. Another statement for those experiencing tough times, such as a streak of losing streaks, could be that they can't maintain a healthy bankroll. Excessive behavior is considered outside of responsible gambling.
Losing streaks occur due to excessive behavior such as betting emotionally, chasing losses, or becoming greedy after a few wins. These are outside of a healthy bankroll.

It is harder to do this when you are winning than when you are losing. If you are on a losing streak, you must be really dumb to want to increase the bet size. If you are on a winning streak there is a case to be made that you could earn more, but this is precisely the kind of thinking that corrupts people and leads to losses. Just imagine how many cases there have been where people who have won a crazy amount of money put it all on another bet and lost everything.