Topic: Do you pay attention on other people bet and it amount, and does it affect you? - page 11. (Read 1311 times)

Well I won't lie, I do check out some bets of persons although it the one from people that I know are very good with their predictions because I do compare the end result and mine especially for those asshole that claim that they are good or so called professional when it comes to playing and giving prediction on bets. But in all after the comparison I usually just stick with my own research and prediction and to me am pretty good at it.

Yeah of course, looking at their bet and how they increase the money and win big can be very tempting to make you think of doing it, but however that doesn't give you the guarantee that it will work for you. What I enjoy most is to see big wins as they do encourage me that I will also win big some day and this will make me not feel bad towards my losses.

On the other hand I have already set aside my weekly gblinh budget and that makes me not even think of imitating any gambler that is increasing his bet jopi g to win big. This is because I believe that luck is what one needs to win big, and when I use an amount that you cannot afford to lose to gamble, and I didn't win, it will become a burden to me.

In games like crash, you definitely can't help but pay attention to not how much they bet, but rather how much they're winning instead imo. I've definitely felt it before and was even dumbfounded at the amount some people bet and immediately lost with that 1.00x bang lmao. Now I don't personally let it affect me too much but I have felt rather poor in some instances, especially the early games that I've had with it. You just can't help but feel a sense of inferiority seeing the amount they bet vs you. Well to combat that I just start thinking to myself that they're the outlier instead since if I started comparing all the bets from all the players I see, they're the rare ones, not me.

It makes no difference since the players is on a whole unique journey. Allowing other players wins to affect my decisions or strategies wouldn't be of a help to the results I'd get while gambling. I view those score boards in casino, and the amount of money other gamblers win is quite fascinating. But, while gambling, I'd want to earn like that, yet it's not possible to achieve immediately. The gamblers may have not won, if they didn't gamble for a long period and kept trying. However, it looks easier said, than done. Reading Op's narratives one would think gambling can easily be won like the people Op illustrated in his words. It's a random winning day for everyone. When we win, people would want to do like us, but it won't work out for them, as their strategies may not correspond with ours.

When testing a strategy, I keep to it until the method works out. Like in the example of one player on Op's thread, who lost 1k then tried again and won 5k. Such strategy seems risky for most gamblers, but they fail to understand why their next game is most likely to be positive if they tried the same strategy that didn't get them a win. Moreover, it depends on the game, and how players perceive the gambling niche. The only important aspect of paying attention to other people's game should be as a form of motivation. The gambler can only see those winnings as a catalyst to help his gambling journey. But being vulnerable to the result of others, could control the action of the gambler to make mistakes. I think it's better not to feel affected by those results, as it may not worth the stress of wondering how other gamblers end up winning big. Focusing on our own strategy with same effort will help us make better predictions.

What you should understand is that people pocket aren't the same if they feels like bet with 1k and you don't have up to that amount would you go stealing or borrowing funds to make sure you places your bet as others? I think when people reason this way they are making serious mistake of their lives where if they incurred lost it could be very difficult for them to restore it. Therefore, betting should be within your limits and what you can afford to lost and not what you can afford to bet, in normal circumstance people can raise any amount to gamble or do whatever with it but the issues is that if the game didn't go as plan what would be their fate? That is why we don't need to look what other does to gamble because of lost ratio.

Always seeing other people's Crash games where their rockets can be (15x+) multipliers with a bet of $10 of course I look amazed at how they can do that boldly in large amounts, what I think is maybe they have a large capital so they can afford to do this game for a long time.

Obviously it will not affect me because I know when I try the results will be different from other players, never equate even though other people's games look interesting to imitate but for me it still won't affect it.

Have you ever tried yourself playing crash when the rocket is 15x then cashing in on that multiplier while the rocket continues to go up to 30x or even more, well here you start to get disappointed because you cash out too fast, this is what I feel when playing crash.

I like to check some big/huge wins that people share on various social networks, it's always nice when I see some fellow gambler winning against the house. I like to see how people play some in-house games with crazy big amounts, but even more, I enjoy checking out huge slot wins. I would like to play with higher stakes, the more money involved higher the excitement is, but not everyone can be a high roller. I can't say I envy them, but I would like to experience some max win on some slot definitely, even with some lower stakes, it would be a great feeling!

All the time when I play the same game, Crash.
Why? Because that is what I rely on when I make a bet. Those who bet $200 - $1000, I don't bet with them. I always wait until the final seconds count because sometimes it doesn't reflect on the screen yet. Whenever they are around, the crash always ends up x1.10 - 1.50 only and I don't like that. I like higher multipliers so I wait until they are gone. Sometimes they rest for one round and make a low amount bet, that's when I will try to reach a higher multiplier because the system thinks they won't be paying much if there are no high rollers around.
I've been lucky with this kind of strategy before and up until now I am doing it. Somehow that's how it works.
Also, do check if the multiplier is increasing at x20 - x50. If there's still a bettor that has $1 - $5, the chances that it will crash are high. But if none, and all that's left are cents deal, expect it will go far to three digits or maybe better, 4. x1000+. This is why I don't bet high in Crash, they are not giving high multipliers that high if you are the only one left, unless your bet is small.

I pay attention to other people's bets, but it doesn't affect me when betting because I adjust to my budget. I prefer to place small bets at a time to avoid losing a lot of money.

My feelings when I see other people's big bets are normal. That's because I can't follow what other people are doing. I also don't have that much money to bet. It's better for me to set a betting amount that I can afford, and it has worked well so far.

But if someone wants to chase wins, they will see that placing big bets can bring wins. They won't see what happens if they lose. It could be because they have a lot of money so they feel okay with losing.

Sometimes I do feel the same. I think it's inevitable to be envious at some point, especially seeing other gamblers making bigger bets and earning more. Sometimes I feel envious and amazed at the same time on how much they win but I don't think that ' I'm poor among the rich' since I mostly gamble online and I don't feel like I'm being surrounded by rich gamblers. You can't say that those bettors who bet bigger than what you usually bet are richer than you so I don't really feel like being the poor one. It's possible if I'm in a casino but I've never thought of that with online gambling.
With crash, it's like a bitter and sweet feeling seeing others making it big while others losing big money as well. So in order for me to avoid it, I just play safe with the amount I can afford to play.

Different gamblers have their different strategies and beliefs in playing their game, I'm a fan of watching streamers keep making a bets with large amounts in casinos and how they manage to make a comeback after their multiple games but we cannot deny a few of those streamers are getting paid so even we keep envy to them how they play and how they wage still its part of their promotions, but some streamers really known as being rich and every time they play slot games they keep buying a bonus spins in return they hit a good jackpot and keep doing the same process until the end of their streams. If you don't have money and still get entertained you can play demo or watch them to play not only streamers but also gamblers in casino its entertained how they play and strategies to win.

It is a bit different. It is not like copy-gambling and cashing out the same time some lucky other player does, not making a copy of a sports bet, because someone seems to win often. But about placing large and risky bets when other do that. Sort of if they can do it, why cant I? Maybe this is sort of a herd effect. If others gamble like that, then I should also do it like that.

It is also not really about being jealous. I am not like "damn you, you have won big this time, and again, and again". When I have said that I am envy, it is kind of a "white envy". I am glad that he is so lucky, and I would wish to have same luck.

It is not that people that feel like to increase their betting money are jealous because they see the amount some other gamblers are using to gamble or about how they are winning. It is just in nature of humans to see people like that and feel like doing such thing. But the problem is that if anyone have money like them and bet like them, the person may regret it as he starts to lose more. It is good not to look at others to make your own decisions of increasing your gambling money. But if it is about seeing the strategues that they use, it is a good idea.

Social games, like crash, are amazing because you see how many players play, how much they bet and so on. I even discovered that (I am a late bloomer in crypto) there is a website called bustabit.com where you can check the statistics and see each bet that players have placed. I discovered that some of them have good strategies and managed to win lots of bitcoin, i.e. they are in a huge profit, they were betting low but were using a huge multiplier.
But my piece of advice is that you never know whether they are real players or not and you can't be 100% sure whether result is 100% fair or not, so, I suggest you to never get under the influence of other players. Just try to get fan from gambling, that's all that matters, get fun, not the opposite.

I do watch and observe other gamblers but I didn't think I should imitate or follow them because they make a lot of money in gambling. I'm more focused on observing their strategies but I still have my own decision and that's what I'm going to follow because if I'm jealous of someone else's winnings, possibilities is I'm going to be like  them who are obsessed with gambling. What you feel right now is normal and valid but even so, it's better to follow yourself and focus more on your abilities than on the actions of others.

On fun and entertainment side yes it can affect me since no doubt you will be amaze for the result they encounter and the amount they use for betting. We can also get thrilled by watching them since its like we feel the connection because same as them we also gamble. But for following what they do? Maybe for newbies some might get hype and follow especially those people win some good cash. But since I have a lot of experiencing on gambling maybe the way they bet and the amount they use to hit those big wins can't affect me since I would choose to stick on my plan and will not try to follow what I see from other people.

Most times, I do check out some bets placed by other players. But the fact that you aren't as good as they are should be a reminder for you not to make a wrong move. Yes in life, we learn from others and most time we make good improvements from understanding how they do it. But when it comes to something like gambling, you should play in your own way. Don't get intimidated by the winnings made by other people as they might have been more experienced and understand the game more.

From what you said, the guy who lost and kept playing might have his reasons and since really hoped on luck, which eventually turned out good for him. what I'm saying here is that we should play in our own way even though we are learning from others. What you have learnt should serve as a guide for you to improvise you own playing pattern.

This only happened to me in trading before but not in gambling. It happened to me in trading when I wanted to know how copy trading is and saw people trading with huge amount of money. I felt like I should use huge amount of money also. But after I learn about copy trading, I do not have such feelings again because I do not go there again. In gambling, looking at other people's winning and losses have me no benefit and that makes me not to have been doing it, so no such feeling.

Yesterday, when I was playing Crash, I have caught myself thinking that I watch on how much people bet, how much they won and lose. First I have felt envy, when I saw one guy bet 200-300 bucks all the time for half and hour and cashed out with 2+ multiplier. Among bets in range of 1 sat to a dollar, he was really standing out. Then I have noticed a guy who was betting a dollar and did not cash out until rocket passes 10x. I was also amazed how a guy bet 1k, and lost it when the rocket banged at 1.00x, then he immediately made another 1k bet and the rocket banged at 1.03x. Then I saw him winning +5k bucks.

That is how the idea of this topic appeared. I watch others gamble, I watch how the bet, I start to think about betting more than usually. Do you have such feeling also? Do you have a feeling that if others make large bets, that you also must bet large, otherwise you would feel like uncomfortable, or feel like a poor among rich, or something of that kind.