What does EdgeTilt's Bankroll Manager do for slot players? (2026)

EdgeTilt's Bankroll Manager tracks every slot session: where you played, what you started with, your rebuys and what you walked out with. It keeps your overall bankroll current and breaks results down by casino, day and session length. Bankroll Risk in the calculators reads that bankroll, so each play is sized to what you actually have.

In short Start a session, add rebuys, end it, and your bankroll updates. See results by casino, by chart and by trend, plus Advanced Metrics. Bankroll Risk reads this bankroll to size each play. Missed a session? Log it later or import from CSV. Everything lives in your Slots bankroll hub.

Up or down this year? By how much?

Had to think about it? The Bankroll Manager has the answer on its Overview tab. All-time P/L, to the dollar.

It's all in your slots bankroll hub.

How do you track a session?

1. Set your bankroll. Open Slots, then Bankroll Manager, and set your overall bankroll. Tap Edit to change it later. It updates on its own each time you end a session.
2. Start a session. Tap Start Session and enter the casino, game type (slots or tables), date, start time and starting amount. A timer runs while you play.
3. Add rebuys. Topped up? Tap Rebuy and enter the amount.
4. End the session. Enter your final amount and any notes, then tap End Session.
5. Forgot to start one? Use Log previous session(s) with the hours played, buy-in and cash-out, or import from CSV.

What can you see?

Under Trend, Advanced Metrics adds win rate, expectancy, profit factor, payoff ratio, max drawdown, recovery factor, risk of ruin, Kelly, standard deviation, skewness, Sortino, Calmar, Ulcer Index and win and loss streaks. Risk of ruin comes from 5,000 simulations drawn from your own session history. Full metric guide.

How does it work with the calculators?

Here's the part that changes how you play.

In a slot calculator, scroll down to Bankroll Risk. That Bankroll number is yours, pulled from the Bankroll Manager. You set a risk percent with the stepper (1% above), and the card shows:

• Budget: that percent of your bankroll ($1,273).
• Potential Loss: what a bad run on this play could cost ($1,674).
• Your coverage: how much of that your budget covers ($1,273, 76%).

Play runs past your budget? It tells you straight: "Your risk profile and bankroll dictate $19.0 is the maximum action you should take on this play," and suggests "Consider selling $6.0 (24%) of action on this $25.0 play."

Here's the loop. You play. You end the session. Your bankroll moves. And the next play is sized to the new number. Bankroll goes up, and your budget per play rises with it. Bankroll down, and the budget shrinks, so the next play is sized smaller.

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Keep going

• Slots bankroll hub: your bankroll, sessions and results in one place.
• EdgeTilt slot calculators: where Bankroll Risk lives.
• Must Hit By guide: the Bad-session tail slider that feeds Bankroll Risk.
• Play Logbook: the play by play record next to your sessions.