bankroll building strategy?

The simulation software I currently run does not allow me to simulate this:

I built my original BR by wonging in and betting 10% at TC +3 or above until I hit $600 bet then continued to play $600 (table max, spread over 3 spots) unless my BR fell below $6000 when I would go back to 10% method.

I am now at over 90K in 6 month still wonging at $600 and am wondering if this is a good strategy to pass on to someone wanting to get in, or if I am the exception?

My original BR was 1,000, and I topped it up to 1K at the beginning of every trip in the event I was down, until I made it.

I think I was able to make it because when I hit 6K BR every win after that was decreasing my ROR.

I would like some discussion on this topic.

of your bankroll @ a TC of +3 when you have maybe a 2% advantage??

And just so I am clear, you are claiming to have turned an original $1000 bankroll into $90,000 in 6 months using this method?

just never look back and some people have a little black cloud over their heads.
Re-think your betting strategy now and bet according to the advantage. Don't get into the long run with what you have been doing.

6 months at 30-45 hours per week, 10% of BR on bets until $6000. 1,000 - 90K.

My thinking was that the most I could lose in 1 session was 1,000 but that rarely happened as after between 10-15 losses in a row or close to that would usually put me down to about $350 at which point I felt it was not worth my time to be there and came back the next time with my BR replenished, many times I would end up leaving with very close to my original 1K in the beginning. So I guess you could say my BR was larger but I was very downside risk averse, as every loss would decrease my bet, until I hit a run which is known to happen to hit 20 wins in a row when wonging.

2 weeks in I hit a run where I made alot of my doubles and ran my BR up to over 10K in 2 days with a ceiling of $600 on the table at one time.

If I run a sim now I know that I have less than 1/2% ROR, with 90k bank. So in this case flat betting at any positive EV will most likely never kill me plus im playing table max at my casino and would have to go elseware to bet more, I feel very secure.

I think this is a good start up for someone willing to hit wild swings for up to several hundred hours of play to make it to high roller status quickly. As long as you have a job on the side, yes you need a job in the beginning until you hit a lower ROR. Odds are you may hit 10k and run it all the way back down to your original 1k before you make it. but unless you have a 20k investment originaly you are better of working for minimum wage than trying to play low risk kelly.

ROR very low as you adjust your bets after every hand instead of basing it on one lifetime ROR calc and seldom changing your bet spread.

Do I have any agreement or disagreement on what I have stated here?

When would you wong out? Would you bet 10% of your remaining session BR no matter what the count dropped to, as long as it was +1 or greater, or did you wong out at TC below +3? Did you lower your bet to 10% of remaining session BR (when losing) even if the count went up?

It sounds like you got "lucky" using a high variance betting structure. Congrats and I hope some math experts chime in.