Risk Tolerance Assessment | Find Your Ideal Unit Size

💰 Step 1: Your Bankroll

What is your total sports betting bankroll?

This should be money set aside specifically for betting that you can afford to lose.

$

How often do you plan to bet?

Casual (1-5 bets/week)

Weekend warrior, betting for entertainment

Regular (5-15 bets/week)

Active bettor following multiple sports

Serious (15-30 bets/week)

Dedicated bettor seeking consistent profit

Professional (30+ bets/week)

High volume, treating betting as a business

🎯 Step 2: Risk Scenarios

How would you feel if you lost 20% of your bankroll in a single week?

Very Upset Uncomfortable Neutral Acceptable No Big Deal

How long could you tolerate a losing streak before changing your approach?

2-3 losses 5-7 losses 10-12 losses 15-20 losses 20+ losses

Would you rather have steady small wins or occasional big swings?

Very Steady Mostly Steady Balanced Some Swings Big Swings

🎓 Step 3: Goals & Experience

What's your primary betting goal?

Entertainment

Making games more exciting to watch

Side Income

Making some extra money while having fun

Serious Profit

Building wealth through disciplined betting

Professional Income

Primary or significant income source

How would you rate your sports betting experience?

Beginner

Less than 6 months of betting

Intermediate

6 months to 2 years of experience

Experienced

2-5 years with tracked results

Expert

5+ years with proven profitability

📋 Your Risk Assessment Results

Moderate Risk

Balanced approach to betting

Recommended Unit Size

2%

$20 per bet

Standard Bet

$20

1 unit

Strong Play

$40

2 units max

Max Daily Risk

$100

5 units

Stop Loss

$200

Weekly limit

📉 Losing Streak Survival

Here's how your bankroll would look after consecutive losses:

Losses	Remaining	% Left	Status

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