Personal preference and being nosey

[new to betting]

Hello everyone. I was just wondering, what everyone's preference was to how often they withdraw money. Not just full timers but part timers and learners (like myself). The last couple of weeks I have been doing it daily. This, Is not good, as I am forever checking my bank. I am thinking about doing It either twice a week, weekly or fortnightly. (Thoughts?) My reason for this Is, If I lose my money, I know I have some In the bank to start again. I don't withdraw the whole days profit so I can build my bank as well as my wallet. When/IF I am at a happy medium I will start withdrawing for spending and building instead of just building.

AAANNNNNDDDDD here comes the nosey part where I am sure you will all tell me to do one! lol

What's everyone's biggest 'green up' and 'red up' before the off? I am interested to know what the biggest on both sides have been....
Another cheeky question, what's the biggest days profit and loss you have had the pleasure and pain to experience?

Again, I am just curious

I am happy to share mine..... Biggest 'green up' = £35, biggest 'red up' = £50. Biggest days profit £3000 followed swiftly (on the same day) by my biggest days loss £3100 (lesson learnt so don't put all your energy Into the latter lol)

Well I look forward to the answers, views and of course, fuck offs for being a cheeky what name.

Many thanks If you made It this far

[LinusP]

I just transfer it to my Australian account, because I match bet/arb money normally finds its way into bookies accounts which I withdraw. I don't think I have ever withdrawn from betfairm something that will hopefully come in handy one day

I am intrigued by your £3000 day, did you have 100x £35 green markets??

[new to betting]

Saving for a rainy day huh.
Clearly not lol. I started lay betting for a while, letting my lay bet run inplay, even after I was pretty much told not to bother. I got very lucky one day and thought "this is great!" on my last lay bet of the day, it all came to an end. My head got far too big to get out of the door so having my biggest loss in the same day soon put me back in my place!