Bankroll Growth Strategy For The Average Bettor

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Many people give the reason that they only have a small bankroll so they don't feel there is any point in betting singles for a small percentage of their bankroll which is what every successful sports bettor will recommend.

I am taking an example of the standard bettor who bets €20 on the weekend accumulator.

If this person were to deposit their weekly €20 into their betting bankroll each week and aim to grow this bankroll by 5% per week they would have €54,831 after 100 weeks.

Obviously it's not easy to do this but it is much better than betting €20 on the weekly 8 fold accumulator in my opinion.

See the weekly progress here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mz57cyARH870S6MjoJrhinRe-9ch0xJQKKLngXMVVJE/edit#gid=0

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8 fold accumulator is almost impossible to achieve.A pro gambler wouldn't touch it with a barge pole. A mugs bet......bookies love it!

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I'm biased as very much prefer the great accas, not the 8-fold of course, but typically a 4 from 5 e/w.
Ideally with all risk reduction factors, all calculated available enhancements, perceived alternating offsets/arb scenarios, optimum price cross-checking, live advantage etc.

What is the original question, does it recommend building singles from 20 to 55,000?

If so, that's a bucket full of holes. The only (verified) punter who likely did this (20 to 4m, {44 sequential}) was FFT, in fairly safe AvB, 1.33 avg type markets.
Worse, is the Goat chap that does very tiresome risky coin flips which play like thus: W-L-W-L-W-L-W-W-L-L-W-L-W-L.