Bankroll Management: How Do You Actually Stick to Your Limits?

Been thinking about this lately because I notice a lot of people talk about setting budgets but then just... don't follow through. I'm curious how everyone else handles it.

I've been trying to be more disciplined about dividing my session budget into smaller chunks instead of just blowing through it all at once. Sounds simple but it's harder than it looks, especially when you hit a cold streak and want to chase it.

Also been paying more attention to volatility matching my bankroll. Like, I realized I was playing way too many high-volatility slots on a smaller budget, which meant I'd burn through cash quick without hitting anything decent. Switched to some medium volatility games and I'm actually getting longer sessions out of the same amount.

Seen some people mention the 50-spin rule too - moving on if a game isn't giving you anything after 50 spins. Haven't fully committed to that yet but it makes sense for not bleeding money on cold games.

What works for you guys? Do you have actual rules you follow or is it more of a feel-it-out situation? And be real - how often do you actually stick to your original plan versus adjusting on the fly? Always interested in what keeps people's sessions fun without going overboard.