Anyone interested in talking personal wagering unit sizing process/money management

Love the thread. As a personal rule, I flat bet all my personal plays with no adjusting during the season. I used to get into % of bankroll (amount I could afford to lose) in the early days, but since I am established now, I don't have a so called BR. I flat bet a specific amount depending on sport. I do not bet the same dollar amount on each sport. I bet on prior years success. I have a good idea now of what sports are better than others for myself. NFL & Baseball sides = lowest flat bet Baseball totals & NFL totals = step up Everything else = my max flat bet Any season totals I play are 5 times my highest flat bet amount. If I follow anyone such as Alf's golf, I have a guideline that I use based on posted line of the play and current line I can get. This determines if it is a play or not, and what amount I will play. Just some corny thing I do to keep me from chasing bad lines, etc.

Flat betting for me unless I know I can bet back (I'm following someone who always sees the line go his way due to a following). Resize once or twice/year depending on how the year goes. I've learned I don't have the ability to know when a bet is 53% or 54%. I just know it's better than 51%.