Lets say you have a small bankroll, example $100, and
want spend the day in the casino or playing online. You
accept the fact that you have a small bankroll and you
accept the fact that you'll accept a nice 30 percent or
40 percent return on your session money.
Set your naked
pulls, let's say nine, and set your loss limits and
"in goals at 60 percent. You'll take $5, which is 20 coins,
to the machine. You will always start at the middle bet,
which in this case is 2 coins. You can play this strategy
on a 5 coin machine as well, where you would start at
3 coins. Here's how simple it is:
- Insert 2 coins.
- If you win on the first pull, jump to max coins.
- Stay at max coins as long as you keep getting winning
pulls.
- As soon as a loss occurs, you drop one level.
- Each time you win, you always jump to max coins.
- A loss only calls for a drop of one level.
- Once you get to 1 coin, you stay there if you keep
losing.
- You play until you lose nine in a row (or whatever
naked-pull number you set).
- There is no naked number for this strategy, only naked
pulls and loss loss
limits.
- Your loss limit is 60 percent. In the case of a $5
session, this would be $3.
- You go to max coins after a win and stay there as
you win. You drop one level after each loss.
This is a particularly good strategy for people with
small bankrolls. We gave you a session amount of
$5 per session, but if you like, you can make it $10 with
a loss limit reduced to 40 percent or 50 percent.
The simple strategy is great because it is restrictive,
it is hard to get hurt badly with this method. Then again
it keeps you into acceptance of a 60 percent return and
then reverting to the use of guarantee and excess.
