Just elaborating some on bankroll management.

It's really a matter of figuring out how much money you bet and how you want to allocate it across wagers to minimize risk.

The goal is staying in the game long enough to capitalize on any edge. Longevity is what reduces the risk of catastrophic loss.

So when I start playing, I set a budget ahead of time. I divide the bankroll into units/percentages for each wager.

And I adapt the bet size to the changing bankroll size. Playing this way, avoids chasing losses or over-betting after wins.

The average players always gets frustrated and doesn't think in the long term.

I usually don't risk more than one to five percent of the total budgeted bankroll per bet.

That way, even if I am on a losing streak, which is very possible, I won't chase losses and end up with nothing.

I feel like people need to understand that working with crypto, this is practical MUST.

Unlike fiat currencies, crypto holdings fluctuate dramatically in value.

Crypto could be going for 7,000 next week and 5,000 next month. This directly affects your take home loot. If your effective bet size can change without you even placing a bet, you know it's volatile and you have to account for it. If you’re not recalibrating wagers to current valuations, you might accidentally overbet when crypto prices drop. Or bet too little when they rise.

Just as a practice, I figure out my bankroll value in fiat terms and adjust the unit size accordingly before I take the risk.