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Find your unit size in one tap.

Enter your bankroll, pick a risk level, and get the exact stake for every bet — the discipline that keeps you in the game when variance hits. No sign-up.

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Your 1-unit stake
This is your standard bet size
Max single bet (5u)
Stake per bet
Units in bankroll

Bet in units, not dollars. Flat-stake 1 unit on standard plays and up to ~5 units on your highest-conviction spots. Never chase losses by increasing unit size.

Now put the plan to work

You've got your unit size. Stake today's free best bets to it, then track your ROI and units against our verified model record.

How to use it

1

Enter your bankroll

The total amount you've set aside for betting — money you can afford to lose, kept separate from everyday funds.

2

Pick your risk level

Conservative (1%) rides out long losing runs. Standard (2%) is the default. Aggressive (3%) grows faster but stings harder.

3

Bet in units

Stake 1 unit on standard plays, scale up to ~5 on your best spots, and recalculate as your bankroll moves.

Worked example — $1,000 bankroll, Standard (2%)

1 unit (2% of bankroll)
$20.00
Standard play stake
1 unit · $20.00
Max single bet (5 units)
$100.00
Units in bankroll
50 units
Survives a losing run of
~50 flat bets

Bankroll — quick answers

What is a unit?

A fixed percentage of your bankroll used as your standard stake — usually 1–3%. It keeps your sizing consistent so one bad night can't blow up your bankroll.

How big should a unit be?

Conservative ≈1%, standard ≈2%, aggressive ≈3%. Smaller units survive losing runs; larger units grow faster but risk ruin.

Should I increase my unit after a loss?

No. Chasing losses by raising your stake is the fastest way to bust a bankroll. Keep flat-staking your unit and recalculate only when your bankroll changes meaningfully.

This is a free educational tool, not betting advice or a guarantee of profit. BetBetter is not a bookmaker and does not take bets. Only stake what you can afford to lose, and gamble responsibly. If betting stops being fun, take a break or seek support.

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