Topic: Do you pay attention on other people bet and it amount, and does it affect you? - page 5. (Read 1311 times)

I dont know if it common for your place, but at my place I have often heard people saying "the people who surround you - are you". If you want to improve, surround yourself with best people. I dont want to drag this topic into "money only/amount won" direction, but with your example with rich people and luxury car: I wont sell house immediately, but I would aim to become like them. And to be able to achieve that, I would look what and how they do. If if their large bets indicate that I should be more brave and instead of placing tiny bet, I should bet more as it will be multiplied. Anyway, I am the watch and learn guy, than watch and copy.

Yeah of course observation is always there specially to gamblers like us. But the truth here is thatif they got lucky with their bets it does not guarantee of us getting the same luck. If you placed bets just because you see them making profits with their game I don't think you will end up on the same path or else you're going the other way as we all know gambling is all about luck.

In terms of gambling, I myself believe more in luck which will determine whether I win or lose, because the frequency of only losing means that the aim of the casino is to seek profits from many people, if every gambler wins easily that means it is not gambling, because in my opinion gambling is a game that it's based on chance, so if you lose more often that's normal. and if you win, it means you have luck in gambling, but even so, your luck in gambling will not last long.

I agree with that, they tend to place big bets because they see other people who are used to placing big bets, but that way they don't look at their own financial capabilities, so sometimes they are not prepared for what will happen, such as losses that result in losses. their money is faster, if indeed they imitate other people's movements by placing bigger bets then they should be prepared for big risks which will occur more quickly.

Never, it will end up altering the way you bet.  Win or lose it will have a physiological effect on you.  You will end up chasing the amounts they win or be reluctant to bet the amount you would normally if you see people losing.  Bet what you are comfortable betting and don't worry about the crowd.  Some win some lose it shouldn't bother you either way.

Luck, strategy, and control. Like I said before, those who ain't greedy are winners in this game. x1.00 - 1.10 are very rare in this game as long as there's no whale betting. But if there's one or two bettors that double the amount of bet from the past one, do expect that it will crash as early as possible because the system will be shocked by the gigantic change in amount.

I did martingale here before too and luckily I got back my losses in an early stage. Because if not, I reset to my first bet and just let go of all my losses rather than balloon my betting amount and be wrecked in a faster way. My highest take here is x200 and that's only when I left my computer in auto cash out at that point. If not, I might get too scared and cash it out in an earlier multiplier like x50 or x30 only. I believe a lot of those who get the highest multiplier here are just small amount bettors and they are away from their computer too with an auto cash-out feature applied. Because I don't think there will be one who have the courage to wait as long as x2000 before they press that button. It takes a lot of courage before a gambler could do that.

Don't look at the bets of others. Remember the saying: The grass is always greener on the other side? Well, that rings true, especially because of the tempting nature of gambling.

Ultra rich people also buy a new luxury car every other month. Does that mean that you should sell your house just to live like the ultra rich, for a short while (until your money runs out)? No. That would be silly.

Always make sure that your bets are within a safe range. Only gamble with the amount that you are comfortable losing. That is why I only play with tiny amounts.

Other player's money or strategy may tend to make a gambler try gambling out of his will, that is, betting more money, just to win like the next gambler. It's not bad, however, yet the player holds himself for the outcome of his game. The person we spied their game, may have wagered his spare cash. He won't be bothered over his results; win or loss. While the next person would end up being worried over losing a bigger amount, which he didn't plan on spending. Gambling shouldn't be considered a competition. Everyone should mind his bank roll and care less over the winnings of other people, which is not ours. Truthfully, those wins are so tempting, looking at the amount of money a fellow gambler has won. A player with less self-control would lose his principles and rush his games. That only doesn't help the person, but it could be detrimental to his future gambling experience.

Meaning, he wouldn't enjoy gambling. Because the player now relies on the result of other people as a motivator for gambling. His own goals have been forgotten by him. The previous plans don't get practiced and the gambler wouldn't perform great in a strategy he is not used to playing. So, it's a bad habit as a gambler to let go of our plans for other player's, due to the money they've won using their strategy or plan. Within a short period, we'd win using the same strategy we thought wasn't smart enough. Gambling has not powerful strategy for winning. Whatever is our strategy only need us to understand it better and control the way we gamble to extend our gambling duration. The longer we gamble, the more experienced we'd become.

Knowing that they higher your stake the higher you are going to win or loose aswell so you should always try to rism as much as you can afford to lose and not to look at what some other person is putting at stake because of such person loses you can imagine how much will be gone and considering yourself will you be able to let go of such amount at once?


So it's really needless and not ideal envying or looking at some one who is staking high because you may have no  Idea as to how much such person is capable of loosing at a time and their pocket size or even the reason behind their aggressiveness with the games they pick, so it's better and safer you stick to your strategy and not mind what others are doing. You can also build up with your little stakes and before you know it, you get to the point where you are winning big too so focus more on your own growth rather than what others are doing.

We just have to mind our own business, our own bets and our own bankroll. If someone feels affected that he can see someone bet higher than him, that's fine.

You don't have to be affected with those people or you don't have to mind them because that's how they are gambling.

It is your money and it is their money and we're ruling them for our own purposes and move.

I would be honest,when I see people hitting the max win with a bet of 1 dollar or more damn I envy them a lot,they have gotten a minimum of 5000 dollars up to 50.000 or 100.000 dollars depending on that game multiplier and I think how great for them that won a really decent substantial amount to improve their life if they are in developed country and to completely change their way of life if they happen to live in a country where 50.000 dollars is super huge like India or any other country with a huge amount of population.

Soon after though I start thinking maybe they have lost overall much more than that and I don't envy them anymore yet I am strongly convinced it is better to get the max win rather than not.

I do that at times, but often it's impossible. Most of us play alone, using online casinos. You could say that we can always watch streamers, but most of their games are fake. Also, many of them are high rollers. How are you going to play like them if you can't even match their bets? Personally, I bet on sport, so I always check odds and comments before betting, so we could say this is paying attention to bets and being affected by them. On the other hand, someone who plays dice or slots will rarely be affected by a certain "pattern" since these things don't work. People who tried to Martingale can tell you a thing or two about it

Yes, it's normal for all to feel poor among the richest guys who have the biggest bankroll and betting 1k bets. But it's the worst decision to make bigger bets when you see others are doing big. Because they divide their bet size based on their bankroll. For example if one has a 10k bankroll and he is betting 10% = 1k for every bet. then if you try to make similar bets 1k or even 500 bucks it could be 50% or 100% bankroll.  So there is a big chance you will be bankrupt easily.

If you are really that someone who do really always like on trying out to reflect yourself on someones doing or condition then most likely you would really be ending up on trying to mimic or copying them on which its never been that good or something ideal to do so. We do know that there are indeed gamblers or people who could make out that huge bet on the time that they do gambling on which it might be resulting into devastation
on the time that things turns out to be opposite or something that would really be going into other direction. This is why it would really be that always best that you should really be at least be
sensible on the actions that you are making.

Play according into your means and capability on which you arent that trying to reflect out yourself on playing on having those kind of bet amounts. Making yourself being bothered
or getting stressed on the way that they do bet wont really be giving any positive impact into you on which it would really be that normal that you should
really be having those kind of comments into your mind but it would be best that you should really be that sticking into your own.

This may look risky but it's really much worse than betting a thousand dollars and cashing out at small multipliers like 1.1. With Crash it's much better to bet big and cash out very early because the chancves of you getting to 10X are low. Sometimes you'll get there but you'll lose 12 rounds before that happens, being -$2 anyway.


He had a decent bankroll. Many people would get bankrupt playing like this.

I watch others when I play cards, sometimes backing their bets. It's not a bad strategy.

I think it's normal for you to be influenced by what you see other people doing, no matter what the situation is you are gambling with other people or your friends with the same position and close together, I'm sure that at least there will be your feelings to follow the amount of large bets he did this is a natural feeling that humans have, and the rest is depending on how he can control himself, whether he will decide to follow him in the sense of being influenced or stay firm on the planning and approach he has in gambling.

I think the better way is that there is no other way than you prefer to stay firm on your own decisions and confidence, do not follow the large amount of bets made by others, after all they do not guarantee you to win if you follow the way they do, in the sense that in gambling whatever happens at the end of the session then it is entirely the responsibility of each gambler who experiences it, and with that means you better gamble with decisions on your own abilities in the sense of not overdoing it and not going out of your limits.

For me of course it affects my betting mentality. I would definitely feel inferior if someone next to me bet bigger than me.
Sometimes it makes me hesitate to bet, in the end I just watch first until I can really decide to bet. But of course I won't go crazy all in to equalize my betting amount.
I will continue to use my funds according to what I planned at the beginning before playing.

When it comes to paying attention to how other people bet, I absolutely pay attention.  I am of the belief that you can always improve upon your gambling skills and watching other bet can help you grow in this area.  It can also help teach you lessons on how NOT to bet/gamble.  I don't base my gambling specifically off others, but it does help me to grow and learn.

Everyone's financial condition is different. I also have friends at the place where we usually gather who gamble with large nominal amounts. and it's bigger than all the friends who gamble there. because he does have good finances and he can bet for large amounts. It does not matter.
I pay attention to his game, he even often treats me when he wins. but for me, it doesn't affect my mindset or even my game. because I am always consistent in allocating the amount of funds that I can play with. because I know my limits that I cannot violate if I want my finances not to suffer.

With your example crash game which is prominent for having lots of bots players betting consistently then I definitely bothered by them since I assume most of them is fake especially if their betting pattern is the same losing huge amount like a mad man. Betting huge amount on crash games these days seems very unusual especially if he keeps losing for a long time frame because players preferred slot games, sportsbetting and live games rather than house game.


I’m thinking the same way when I was still newbie on gambling but my gambling thinking started to mature after experiencing so many loses and expose on high risk since I knew that betting big will surely gives you more risk on losing more instead of thinking how big you will gain because of the house edge.

It’s dumb to feel envy on copying this huge bets especially if you don’t have any capacity of doing it due to your bankroll because you will not enjoy the game with lower bets due to your goal/motivation.

To avoid disappointment and regret, I always gamble with a betting strategy that I have and that I understand. And I also always bet with an amount that I am prepared to lose. Indeed, the strategies that other people apply are quite impressive and even the wins they get are very tempting. But however, when we talk about gambling, we are talking about the possibility of winning and the certainty that we will lose. And fatigue often makes us stressed and depressed, especially if we are unable to accept defeat. Therefore, avoid things that can make us disappointed and regret after gambling, regardless of winning or losing.
And when we want to get a win that is quite large, then we also have to bet a large amount too. But are we brave enough to lose a large amount of money and are we willing to accept the defeat that we will definitely experience?