Gambling bankroll is the amount of your savings (you have savings,
right?) that you allocate to gambling. If you're a pro and know what
you're doing, it could be all of your savings, but it really shouldn't
be. If you don't know what your bankroll is, then it is probably all
the cash you can get your hands on, by pawning off everything and
selling your soul, etc. If you say, oh no, I'm not addicted to
gambling, I would definitely stop at X dollars, at least for a couple
of years until I built my savings back up (you do save, right?), well
then X is your bankroll. If you're smart, you Kelly bet, a lot of
people do this naturally. Say for example, your gambling bankroll is
eight thousand. You should go play quarter deuces. If you don't make
any mistakes and get lucky and double up your bankroll before the
casino notices and tries to shake you down for your bankroll, it's
time to move up to fidy-cent deuces. But if your bankroll dribbles
down to four thousand, either because of bad luck or you've got a leak
somewhere, it's time to move down to nickel deuces, 12 coins in. If
your rich uncle dies and leaves you his bankroll, you can move up, on
the other hand if your daughter convinces you to pay for her wedding,
you get to move down, etc. It's not rocket science and there's no
magic, it takes money to win money. When you get to the point that you
can live off the interest your bankroll generates, then you have
financial freedom.
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