When I first started gambling, I won some significant amount of money which further motivated me to continue gambling. Like any other gambler, later on I found myself losing more money than ever. Which is why I have always thought about whether beginner’s luck was real. To me, it didn’t make sense that the machine or the game knows if the player is a beginner so there’s no such thing as a beginner winning more than an experienced gambler.
But now that I thought about it, I realized that the beginner’s luck had more to do with the player itself than outside factors. As a beginner, you have no expectations. You do not know what’s possible. What can you win, what can you lose. There is no pressure of playing which is why you are just able to win. But a few rounds after that, you are already expecting to win. There is the need to perform better and get more money than the previous round. And that is the explanation for a beginner’s luck. It’s just our mindset.
I think at some point, every gambler that has been long in gambling would have experience this one way or the other. It might be in your early days of gambling or in the middle of gambling journey. What it normally does is that if motivates you to gamble when you are just starting or when you are about to give up. I had the experience of the two as beginner and as a regular gambling and this is why I'm still gambling today, if not I would have quit.
The first experience I had as a beginner was gambling by copying another person code, it was 3 draw. Very tough prediction. What many people do see ones in a whole gambling, I was able to make it in a trial and funny me thought that's how easy gambling journey looks like. I have had many encounters as regular gambler when I'm lazy to pick games, I copy games from another gambler and try and I do win good money sometimes help me recover loses but this are not often.
Copying the game actions of more experienced players is, of course, one of the methods for beginners to begin to master the world of gambling. However, this automatically and psychologically transfers responsibility for the decisions made during the game to another person, even if more experienced. In my opinion, this still deprives the player of some of the pleasure from the game itself and the feeling that only you and no one else is really making decisions in the game. And this responsibility is precisely one of the main motivating parts of the game itself.
Well, in short, copying the game actions of experienced players is probably better used only by a complete beginner in gambling and then abandoning such a strategy as soon as possible. But this is in my opinion so, maybe someone else thinks differently.
