I am interested to know your personal perspective and experience as well. I understand that as gamblers, we have different financial statuses in life. Some gamble for fun, while others are very serious about it. Can you relate to the question and answer it? How realistic is your target profit when gambling? Are you already happy with a 100% return, or do you want a 1000% return? Please use figures in your explanation so we can understand it better.
One thing I know about gambling is that the greater your risk, the greater your profit, but if you will put a small amount of money into gambling and think to get a 1000% return, then the amount of the month at which you will lose will not be explained before you will be able to achieve what you really want, but if it is for 100%, it is understandable and you will be happy, so let go back to the questions to me. All I have in gambling is faith, and I know no matter how my profit is small, I always appreciate and get happy. I don’t always overemphasise having that biggest profit, but if I have a chance to get such bigger profits, I will also be happy. But the main thing is that whatever you have, fit into it and be happy.
However, this does not mean that we put extra money in gambling thinking that we will get more returns, as this is not how we will succeed in gambling. Rather the more money you put in gambling, you will have more chances to lose.
A better approach will be to implement a proper money management plan so that you won't risk extra in every game and yet you will remain in good overall profits.
Money management. A budget. A number that we can lose but we will still be sane.
Sports gambling or casino games, it will matter. Yes, some say the greater the risk, the greater the profit but let's face it, it will be too long before that profit comes and we as gamblers can be easily frustrated if we are not getting anything after playing for so long. I can tell because I always feel that in slot games.
Like Plinko in 16 lines at high difficulty with an x1000 multiplier. I played that long ago with a 40 thousand bets in my status and yet it didn't even hit it once. High-risk, no profit.
In sports, the lower the odds you take the better chance to win but because many gamblers want to increase their multiplier, they take the parlay and sometimes that is how we are defeated. Are we really going to take an odd of x1.01 - x1.20? I doubt that. For gamblers who have less money, this is not a good option so they take the fastest route to profit which is a parlay.