Playing Multiple Spots Reduces Blackjack Bankroll Fluctuations Betting buffs are often befuddled because they never learned the real lesson of Goldilocks. They gorge greedily on games and playing strategies too hot or too cold for their tastes, when out in plain sight is a bowl of porridge that would be just right. To an extent, the size and speed of bankroll ups and downs under ordinary and extraordinary circumstances are inherent in the structure of a game.
Slots are usually more volatile than tables.
And, in either case, games featuring extreme payouts fluctuate more wildly than those offering conservative returns. At the tables, solid citizens can not only select games whose mercuriality fits their fancies, but also induce or moderate the swings by choosing appropriate playing styles. Progressing and regressing bets is one way. There are others. At blackjack, for example, the number of positions a person plays impacts volatility.