What is a unit?
A unit is a consistent stake size measured from a bankroll. It makes comparisons easier without pretending every play has the same outcome.
Bankroll planning
Size the plan
before the play.
Turn a bankroll and a unit percentage into a clear stake size, then see how much a planned session would put in motion.
01 / Input
Set your plan
$USD
Unit percentageplanning examples
%
PLAYS
Unit size
$1,000.00 × 1.00% = $10.00
These are planning examples, not a promise that any percentage is safe or appropriate for you.
02 / Readout
Here’s the plan in numbers
Unit size
$10.00
Lower unitHigher unit
Unit percentage1.00%
Planned plays20
Session exposure$200.00
Exposure share20.00%
Bankroll$1,000.00
Bankroll units100
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At 1.00% per play, a $1,000.00 bankroll gives you a $10.00 unit. Twenty planned plays represent $200.00 of exposure before any result.
Read it correctly
Think in units, not impulses.
A consistent unit can make the size of a decision visible before emotion starts changing the plan.
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Unit size
A repeatable amount tied to the bankroll.
$1,000 × 1% = $10Σ
Session exposure
The total planned amount in motion.
$10 × 20 plays = $200Common questions
Keep the plan honest
A sizing plan can make risk clearer. It cannot remove variance, make a bet safe, or turn gambling into income.
What percentage should I use?
There is no universal safe percentage. Only use money you can afford to lose, and treat the presets as examples for planning.
Why plan session exposure?
Adding up planned plays shows the total amount in motion before you start. Do not chase losses or increase size to recover them.
The FadeIt community
Open conversation
Talk through
the plan.
Join the Discord to compare notes, suggest calculators, and ask questions about the math.