Curious how everyone here handles their bankroll before jumping on the reels. I used to just chuck in whatever felt right at the time and hope for a decent run, which is obviously a pretty quick way to torch it if the game goes cold straight away.
Lately I've been trying to be a bit less loose with it — like setting a fixed session amount, picking a spin size before I start, and telling myself I'm done when it's gone. Sounds simple enough, but then you land a feature early and suddenly you're thinking maybe bump it up a bit... then five minutes later you're giving half of it back. Bit of a trap hey.
Do most of you stick to flat bets the whole session, or do you scale up and down depending on how you're going? And do you have a hard stop when you're ahead too, or nah? Keen to hear what actually works for real people, not the usual magic-system stuff you see floating around.
If you've got a routine that stops you punting like a drongo in the heat of the moment, chuck it in here. Even simple rules are good — I reckon heaps of us overcomplicate it once the spins start flying.