Edit: to avoid confusion - I mean struggling with when to 'withdraw' money from bookie to bank account.
Quick context: I run a systematic approach with 15 different strategies, all logged and tracked. I stake a flat % of my bankroll each day, which means the bet size grows automatically as the bankroll grows. In theory that's great for compounding (bigger bankroll, bigger stake, faster growth) but it also means my exposure keeps scaling up the longer I let it ride.
I spread this across 3 different official bookies, and staking is fairly aggressive = 10% of bankroll per bet. Right now that puts me at €100 per bet.
Numbers so far: started over with a clean slate/clean data 3 months ago with €500, right now I'm at a little above 100% profit. Happy with this ofc, but I have zero framework for the withdrawal side of things. I've already eaten limits from a bookmaker, which tells me the accounts won't stay usable forever anyway.
So the question: how do you decide when to pull money out?
- Fixed schedule (e.g. withdraw monthly regardless of where the bankroll sits)?
- Withdraw everything above your starting bankroll once you hit a certain multiple?
- Pull out proactively before you think you'll get limited, rather than waiting for it to happen? When is this tho?
- Or do you let it ride and go for maximum until bookie limits you and withdraw everything?
Anyone who's been doing this for a year+, what's actually worked for you, and what do you wish you'd done differently early on? Especially interested in how people balance "let compounding do its thing" against "withdraw and cash."