From Compulsive to Professionalism

[Johnlegend]

do I still get half 

Absolutely Superman. Your leap of faith is going to pay handsomely over the coming years. That's your reward for sacrificing your account for me to do this. I would also like you to help me set up my own account in the new year. If BV is as fair as its looking. I am going to start making some decent money from it in the new year. Thanks again Superman.

[subby]

When I first came on here I was what people would say " a compulsive WIN AND WIN QUICK" type of player. Now I realise that when I play I merely only have to win 5 units and I've "won"

Let me define that last "won" ....I am up, no matter if it is small....I've still got more than I had before. That is a mindset you have to get into and realise that the mindset is what will separate those who do make money from roulette and those that chase the get rich quick scheme and are likely to blow the lot.

Reading the different types of systems here I've settled on 2 or 3 that I use
Code 4
matrix 5

sometimes my own "Subbys 6 steps to heaven" method.

I now also keep my bankroll in MY OWN bank account and only deposit what I'd lose in a total loss for the method I'm playing. When I get to my target of units I withdraw the lot (I deposit £16 and play to win a total of £5 = £21 at the end of my session) then I withdraw all of it and leave my account with zero in it. I do this 3 times a day to get me about £15 per day which over a month is £300 which is a decent wad of cash for the nice things in life like meals out or buying myself a new bit of PC hardware, all without having to really dip into my actual job salary money.

I've got a bankroll of about £150 in total but as I'm only depositing £16 each session for 3 sessions a day, that is about £50 a day deposits and withdrawals equalling £65. I do this all the time and if I'm betting and withdrawing on a monday, those monday winnings hit my real bank account on thursday or sometimes wednesday so it's a continuous thing of depositing playing and withdrawing.

I've found that sticking in a bankroll of £100 or more I'm more likely to think I've got loads of units to play with and might try to be too risky and lose it...I know I've done that before I started following this forums methods.
Now I know proper bankroll money management...in that I KEEP MY BANKROLL IN MY ACCOUNT AND DON'T LET THE CASINO HAVE IT ALL IN THEIR COFFERS.

[Turner]

Subby.....and by these methods you keep the balance where losing and winning are not astonomical things. Why is that a sensible approach? because you will encounter both.
never prepare for winning without losing factored in.

I admire someone who knows the 2 are the same. An aspect of gambling.

[subby]

Why? Well it makes gambling a manageable thing without it spiralling out of control. I win more than I lose. Might not be huge amounts but as the old adage goes...every little helps.

[Robeenhuut]

Why? Well it makes gambling a manageable thing without it spiralling out of control. I win more than I lose. Might not be huge amounts but as the old adage goes...every little helps.

So do you still play Code4? and whats your 6 Steps to Heaven ?

[subby]

So do you still play Code4? and what's your 6 Steps to Heaven ?

Hi mate,

yes I still play code 4, I also play matrix 5 and link:://rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=10290.msg92398#msg92398

My own method