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Bankroll Calculator

Size your bets like a professional

Risk profile

Recommended bet

$1.5

Suggested stop-loss

$100

Betting units in your stop-loss

66

Session risk

Medium

Rules of thumb for entertainment budgeting — variance is real and no bet size guarantees anything.

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How it works

  1. Enter your session bankroll.

  2. Choose a risk profile and the game you’ll play.

  3. Get a recommended bet size, stop-loss and session estimate.

About this tool

Most losing sessions aren’t caused by bad luck — they’re caused by bets too large for the bankroll behind them. Professionals rarely risk more than 1–2% of their roll on a single bet. This calculator applies the same discipline to casino play.

Enter what you can genuinely afford to lose tonight, pick a risk profile, and get a bet size that gives your session room to breathe. Pair it with our bankroll management guide for the full method.

Frequently asked questions

What risk percentage should I choose?

1% per bet is the conservative professional guideline, 2% is moderate, 5% is aggressive and only suits short, high-variance sessions you can fully afford to lose.

What is a stop-loss and why does it matter?

A pre-committed amount at which the session ends, decided while calm. It is the only mechanism that reliably prevents tilt spending — the calculator suggests one from your profile.

What do "betting units" mean?

How many bets of the recommended size fit inside your stop-loss. More units = longer expected sessions and lower risk of an early bust. Under 40 units is a red flag.

Does bankroll management guarantee I won’t lose?

No — nothing does, and the house edge remains. It guarantees your losses stay within a chosen budget and your sessions last long enough to be entertainment. That is its entire, honest job.