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How to not go all in - in sports betting and be more stable with units and so on

Williams12Williams12 Member Posts: 202
Is there a way to have a better system then just pushing all in?

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  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,178


    @Williams12

    Morning.

    I genuinely enjoy the random questions you so often pose but on this occasion I'm struggling to understand the question. Can you elaborate please?
  • goldongoldon Member Posts: 9,211
    All in's/ Bingo callers graveyard ..... Limit betting games exists if you can find them.

  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 172,178
    goldon said:

    All in's/ Bingo callers graveyard ..... Limit betting games exists if you can find them.

    He never mentioned poker, he referred to "Sports Betting".
  • goldongoldon Member Posts: 9,211
    Mm! isn't Poker a sport........ ?
  • TheEdge949TheEdge949 Member Posts: 5,741

    Is there a way to have a better system then just pushing all in?

    Sports betting.

    Spread betting allows you control potential losses by looking at the maximum loss for your given stake. If say you are on total goals and its a slow burner you simply take the sell price and a smaller loss.

    Sports trading is similar but with much more flexibility and volitility.

    The secret to effectively not being all in is to use the same unit of value until you are ready to move up, never commit more than 5% of your bankroll on any single bet / trade and accept that it's not a quick money maker


    Poker.

    Play limit games. You should really never be all in, unless you are not a good player or it's the late stages of the tourney.

    If playing N.L. Never call or shove with less than the stone nuts

    You're welcome
  • Williams12Williams12 Member Posts: 202
    Tikay10 said:



    @Williams12

    Morning.

    I genuinely enjoy the random questions you so often pose but on this occasion I'm struggling to understand the question. Can you elaborate please?

    Tikay10 said:



    @Williams12

    Morning.

    I genuinely enjoy the random questions you so often pose but on this occasion I'm struggling to understand the question. Can you elaborate please?

    advice on managing your bankroll to avoid risking everything ("going all in") and instead to adopt a more stable approach
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