Slot Machine Strategies: Bankroll for Low Rollers

Slot Machine Strategy Tutorial

The slot machine strategies taught here are not for people who like to play slots aimlessly the whole time. The low rollers' slot machine strategy requires patience and self-control. If you are only playing slots to kill time, you will not like this approach. There is nothing wrong with playing slots for fun, but if you want to earn a steady income from slots, you need to discipline yourself and work systematically as taught here.

Playing Slot Machines the Slow But Sure Way

Of course, no gambling system is entirely "sure." All gambling, no matter how calculated, involves some risk. But you will see that over time, a controlled system such as this slot machine strategy will help you lose less and win more, little by little. Smaller profits combine to make bigger profits. You just need discipline.

Before we give you the slot strategy, remember that you should only play at high-paying machines. If a given casino does not offer attractive slot payouts, you should not pay slots there at all.

Now to begin with this slot machine strategy:

Slots Rule- The starting bankroll must be good for 400 plays.

You buy the right to play at a slot machine with money. What the above rule means is that if you play in a $.25 machine, you need to have $100 for 400 coins. If it is a $1 machine, bring $400 and so on.

Due to the risk involved, it is best to play at cheaper slots. A $.25 machine is a good choice.

Note that strictly speaking, "bankroll" refers to your total gambling budget. Here we use the word to mean only the slot machine bankroll.

Slots Rule - The bankroll must be divided into smaller session budgets.

A golden rule of gambling is this: NEVER RISK YOUR ENTIRE BANKROLL AT ANY TIME. This is why the slot machine player must divide their total bankroll into smaller session bankrolls.

Divide your bankroll into ten. 400 / 10 = 40 coins.

You will play only with 40 coins at any session. You will never risk more. Slot machines are seductive. Whether you win or lose, you will be tempted to play more and risk more of your money. Don't fall for this trap. Never risk more than 1/10th of your total budget.

With this measure, you can never risk more than a portion of your total bankroll. You will prevent the casino from taking too much of it away. If you have a bad day, the worst thing that can happen to you is lose $10.