I do that in an hour easily.
Are you saying that you can make $1k to $10k in an hour? If that's what you're saying then I'd say you can't. There's a chance you could lose $1k in an hour but there's no guarantee you can make $1k to $10k. Gambling is not something to take lightly. Those who take gambling lightly have lost a lot in their lives. I can never be sure that I can make $10 to $100 because I can lose my $10 anytime. It is not right to give such a guarantee that it is impossible to implement the guarantee. If you gamble with too much confidence, you will gamble with that confidence and make wrong decisions on the gambling platform. So before gambling, understand the gambling well and then participate in the gambling game.
Topic: Do you think you could turn $1k bankroll to $10k in a year? (Read 2212 times)
Are you saying that you can make $1k to $10k in an hour? If that's what you're saying then I'd say you can't.
I do that in an hour easily.
Are you saying that you can make $1k to $10k in an hour? If that's what you're saying then I'd say you can't. There's a chance you could lose $1k in an hour but there's no guarantee you can make $1k to $10k. Gambling is not something to take lightly. Those who take gambling lightly have lost a lot in their lives. I can never be sure that I can make $10 to $100 because I can lose my $10 anytime. It is not right to give such a guarantee that it is impossible to implement the guarantee. If you gamble with too much confidence, you will gamble with that confidence and make wrong decisions on the gambling platform. So before gambling, understand the gambling well and then participate in the gambling game. 
Cmon, we are talking about x10 per year. I don`t think that it is a problem for serious gambler. I even counted here how much bets i must bet per week to get such profit. But it was low risk strategy. You can make 2-3 bets with high odds, or even play some casino games, that depends on luck only. As the result as for me - the problem is not to get $10k but not to lose it until the end of the year.
Perhaps it's not an issue for someone who places major bets on a frequent basis, but I don't think it's that feasible for the average gambler. Personally, I gamble on the weekends, placing a few bets on football matches, or playing a few rounds of casino games, such as Crazytime. I wouldn't consider $10,000 bankroll possible for the budget I'm allocating, but I'm not claiming that it's impossible. A $100 bet on a football match may yield up to $300 on a single game, if you're responsible enough you could potentially turn $1,000 into $10,000 without any major trouble.Cmon, we are talking about x10 per year. I don`t think that it is a problem for serious gambler. I even counted here how much bets i must bet per week to get such profit. But it was low risk strategy. You can make 2-3 bets with high odds, or even play some casino games, that depends on luck only. As the result as for me - the problem is not to get $10k but not to lose it until the end of the year.
It may sound like some easy task to come by until you get started then you get to realize that it's something that you don't get to have happening with so much ease already for you. 10x in a year of $1k is you doing almost a thousand percent even if it seems very possible in gambling but if you are to look at it from the investment angle of things which will allow reality play out and not luck dependency, you are going to agree to the fact that it's way much not realizable as it's just too much of a percentage, even in gambling if you are to apply proper risk management where you reduce he luck dependency to the nearest minimum, you are going to see how difficult it could be because there are going to be some loosing days where you are going to have to start again if you still have your capital in place and haven't liquidated.I have several mates who increas their bankroll several times per month. My best result was x6 for a month and several months x2-x4, until i understand, that i have no time to sleep and to my family. And i`m not pro gambler. I just tried to make gambling the main income.
Cmon, we are talking about x10 per year. I don`t think that it is a problem for serious gambler. I even counted here how much bets i must bet per week to get such profit. But it was low risk strategy. You can make 2-3 bets with high odds, or even play some casino games, that depends on luck only. As the result as for me - the problem is not to get $10k but not to lose it until the end of the year.
It may sound like some easy task to come by until you get started then you get to realize that it's something that you don't get to have happening with so much ease already for you. 10x in a year of $1k is you doing almost a thousand percent even if it seems very possible in gambling but if you are to look at it from the investment angle of things which will allow reality play out and not luck dependency, you are going to agree to the fact that it's way much not realizable as it's just too much of a percentage, even in gambling if you are to apply proper risk management where you reduce he luck dependency to the nearest minimum, you are going to see how difficult it could be because there are going to be some loosing days where you are going to have to start again if you still have your capital in place and haven't liquidated.
I admire those that have said that they can and they have the vote of confidence for themselves. It's very possible that a gambler can turn that in that span of time. I have no idea if I'll ever make that if it's not yet happening to me. It's very easy to simulate in mind and tell that I can do this and everything and turn my money into a bigger amount. I don't know if I just feel that I have no confidence or I don't want to simulate it because it's with gambling. Things can change too quickly on it.
Cmon, we are talking about x10 per year. I don`t think that it is a problem for serious gambler. I even counted here how much bets i must bet per week to get such profit. But it was low risk strategy. You can make 2-3 bets with high odds, or even play some casino games, that depends on luck only. As the result as for me - the problem is not to get $10k but not to lose it until the end of the year.
Perhaps it's not an issue for someone who places major bets on a frequent basis, but I don't think it's that feasible for the average gambler. Personally, I gamble on the weekends, placing a few bets on football matches, or playing a few rounds of casino games, such as Crazytime. I wouldn't consider $10,000 bankroll possible for the budget I'm allocating, but I'm not claiming that it's impossible. A $100 bet on a football match may yield up to $300 on a single game, if you're responsible enough you could potentially turn $1,000 into $10,000 without any major trouble.
Cmon, we are talking about x10 per year. I don`t think that it is a problem for serious gambler. I even counted here how much bets i must bet per week to get such profit. But it was low risk strategy. You can make 2-3 bets with high odds, or even play some casino games, that depends on luck only. As the result as for me - the problem is not to get $10k but not to lose it until the end of the year.
Perhaps it's not an issue for someone who places major bets on a frequent basis, but I don't think it's that feasible for the average gambler. Personally, I gamble on the weekends, placing a few bets on football matches, or playing a few rounds of casino games, such as Crazytime. I wouldn't consider $10,000 bankroll possible for the budget I'm allocating, but I'm not claiming that it's impossible. A $100 bet on a football match may yield up to $300 on a single game, if you're responsible enough you could potentially turn $1,000 into $10,000 without any major trouble. Do not feed the troll who mentioned he'd do it in an hour. Although it might be possible, the chances are pretty slim, while his account is an alt, and it has already been proven that he's simply bluffing to gain attention. Anyway, I'm not a long-term gambler, to answer accurately, as I usually withdraw after achieving a few wins, and it's a considerable amount, not for $100. I'm generally cautious and the reason I usually withdraw is to not lose everything at a time. However, there are times that I'm leaving my balance to accumulate for up to one to two months, depending on my needs or how successful the bets I'm placing are.
Cmon, we are talking about x10 per year. I don`t think that it is a problem for serious gambler. I even counted here how much bets i must bet per week to get such profit. But it was low risk strategy. You can make 2-3 bets with high odds, or even play some casino games, that depends on luck only. As the result as for me - the problem is not to get $10k but not to lose it until the end of the year.
Do not feed the troll who mentioned he'd do it in an hour. Although it might be possible, the chances are pretty slim, while his account is an alt, and it has already been proven that he's simply bluffing to gain attention. Anyway, I'm not a long-term gambler, to answer accurately, as I usually withdraw after achieving a few wins, and it's a considerable amount, not for $100. I'm generally cautious and the reason I usually withdraw is to not lose everything at a time. However, there are times that I'm leaving my balance to accumulate for up to one to two months, depending on my needs or how successful the bets I'm placing are.
1k to 10k within a year is too long, this is something one can even do on a single bet to either make such huge amount of money or lose everything at the same time, but if we can be gambling safely and take time as you have mentioned, take some precautions and also make use of the best gambling strategies we have developed for our own personal use, then we may achieve either close to or even more than that within a year.
$1k to $10k in a single bet that's risky; you need 10 good odds to achieve that in a single bet, which is not an easy task. It might be easy in some bets you place, but in a situation like this, that's one hell of a risk I can't advise anyone to take. And taking all preventive measures and going in with reduced risk, like going for games with lower odds, that 12-month period is enough time to reach that level, but the money can also be lost along the line, so it's just something with total uncertainty; the end result at the end of the day can't be determined.
There are also risks in financial markets that cannot be calculated, and in fact there are quite a lot of them. Just think about the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the logistics of the world, and the impact of wars and various conflicts between countries. All of this hits the economic situation very hard, which in turn can affect the financial markets.
That’s a completely different thing, and I wouldn’t compare it to gambling. Sure, anything is possible, but we don’t live expecting things like wars to happen, especially something as catastrophic as one that could end lives, particularly if we’re in a country directly involved. That’s way beyond the scope of gambling risks. Gambling is about calculated risks and choices, while something like war is unpredictable and out of our control. They’re just not comparable.
And do not forget that gambling was invented to have fun and not for every gambler can increase their bankroll in 10 times a year.
I'm sure it is, but it's not impossible for a gambler to multiply their bankroll by 10 in a year, even though the chance is quite slim.
I do that in an hour easily.
You are an expert gambler, and you've got a big winning history. Not everyone has got the patience to gamble as you do. I've done it in the past through Dice, and the same got ruined on the same day. It's not about the greed, but the lack of self-control. I started to gamble at midnight and reached $10k+ in the early morning. While having breakfast, my wallet is empty. This is a possible thing, because there is one year, and all we need is the perfect plan and patience to handle the bets.It is easy enough goal but not for common gambler. The same time - you don`t get any prize for reaching the goal, so you want to increase the prize. As the result it increase the risk of losing.
That's true, though it's difficult to control your emotion when you are already inside and already enjoying your sessions maybe there are some who can manage but most likely gamblers wanted to take a shortcut, big risk with big earnings instead of staying with your strategy and patiently waiting with small target.
It's tough but doable if you have that good balance on both money and the time that you'll going to spent with strategy that you'll going to follow.
Like for example, imagine you have $1000 in your bankroll, and while playing Slot game, you are betting $0.1 for each spin, and when you win, you will be seeing amount like $0.3, $0.5, $0.8 $1, $2.3, and at most, $5. At a point, the gambler will become very tired of seeing such wins, and because he wants to be seeing winning amounts like $50, $100 and more, he will have to increase his bet amount to a much higher price, and this simply means that losing the entire money in no time has become even more easier, while also on the other hand, the chances of actually turning the $1000 to $10k also increases, but can only happen if the gambler is lucky.
A year is already that too far stretched of, not unless if you will really be going into multiple bets with small amounts of money in every roll, but if you are really that whose really doesnt have the patience on doing so then you will really be not that wanting on this kind of path but rather you will really be that going all in with your bets on which this is really that a common approach.
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There are also risks in financial markets that cannot be calculated, and in fact there are quite a lot of them. Just think about the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the logistics of the world, and the impact of wars and various conflicts between countries. All of this hits the economic situation very hard, which in turn can affect the financial markets.
And do not forget that gambling was invented to have fun and not for every gambler can increase their bankroll in 10 times a year.
Just be honest here. I want to hear from those with experience who see gambling as a long-term activity. Even if your bankroll is smaller, I’m sure you still dream of big wins, which are more feasible with a larger bankroll. Do you really believe it’s possible? If so, share how you’d approach it- everything from setting your bankroll to your wagers and managing the pressure throughout that year.
Same way as we cannot 100% predict the financial market, flipping in gambling will be difficult. I'm not trying to say it's not possible that's because some gamblers can make such amount in few rounds but the risk is going to be much. They won't be targeting very low and have to risk too much so they can meet up such target. It's just better to stick to what you know gambling for and that's as a means of having fun. Yea the idea might be fun but $1k is a huge amount and you may not be willing to loss it in such fun.. again we shouldn't think of gambling as a means of making money.
Lots of depends on the player and his strategy. It is possible to win fast but it is difficult to avoid gambling the rest year. The same time it is difficult to make 3-5 bets per week with small risk and small win. Every week.
It is easy enough goal but not for common gambler. The same time - you don`t get any prize for reaching the goal, so you want to increase the prize. As the result it increase the risk of losing.
It is easy enough goal but not for common gambler. The same time - you don`t get any prize for reaching the goal, so you want to increase the prize. As the result it increase the risk of losing.
That's true, though it's difficult to control your emotion when you are already inside and already enjoying your sessions maybe there are some who can manage but most likely gamblers wanted to take a shortcut, big risk with big earnings instead of staying with your strategy and patiently waiting with small target.
It's tough but doable if you have that good balance on both money and the time that you'll going to spent with strategy that you'll going to follow.
If you need only reach such sum - it is easy, but if you have to have it after a year - it would become a problem. PS. But professionals can do it easily, i think. Sport betting allows you to increase winrate due to high quality analyze. Several my mates did it easily without any purpose and with the less starting sum.
I do that in an hour easily.
You are an expert gambler, and you've got a big winning history. Not everyone has got the patience to gamble as you do. I've done it in the past through Dice, and the same got ruined on the same day. It's not about the greed, but the lack of self-control. I started to gamble at midnight and reached $10k+ in the early morning. While having breakfast, my wallet is empty. This is a possible thing, because there is one year, and all we need is the perfect plan and patience to handle the bets.It is easy enough goal but not for common gambler. The same time - you don`t get any prize for reaching the goal, so you want to increase the prize. As the result it increase the risk of losing.
That's true, though it's difficult to control your emotion when you are already inside and already enjoying your sessions maybe there are some who can manage but most likely gamblers wanted to take a shortcut, big risk with big earnings instead of staying with your strategy and patiently waiting with small target.
It's tough but doable if you have that good balance on both money and the time that you'll going to spent with strategy that you'll going to follow.
There are people who are very skilled at turning there kind of amount to 10X and more. Since we are different kind of risk takers who are gamblers with some random strategies, making money from betting have never been a problem to them.
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I do that in an hour easily.
You are an expert gambler, and you've got a big winning history. Not everyone has got the patience to gamble as you do. I've done it in the past through Dice, and the same got ruined on the same day. It's not about the greed, but the lack of self-control. I started to gamble at midnight and reached $10k+ in the early morning. While having breakfast, my wallet is empty. This is a possible thing, because there is one year, and all we need is the perfect plan and patience to handle the bets.It is easy enough goal but not for common gambler. The same time - you don`t get any prize for reaching the goal, so you want to increase the prize. As the result it increase the risk of losing.
That's true, though it's difficult to control your emotion when you are already inside and already enjoying your sessions maybe there are some who can manage but most likely gamblers wanted to take a shortcut, big risk with big earnings instead of staying with your strategy and patiently waiting with small target.
It's tough but doable if you have that good balance on both money and the time that you'll going to spent with strategy that you'll going to follow.
Like for example, imagine you have $1000 in your bankroll, and while playing Slot game, you are betting $0.1 for each spin, and when you win, you will be seeing amount like $0.3, $0.5, $0.8 $1, $2.3, and at most, $5. At a point, the gambler will become very tired of seeing such wins, and because he wants to be seeing winning amounts like $50, $100 and more, he will have to increase his bet amount to a much higher price, and this simply means that losing the entire money in no time has become even more easier, while also on the other hand, the chances of actually turning the $1000 to $10k also increases, but can only happen if the gambler is lucky.
I do that in an hour easily.
You are an expert gambler, and you've got a big winning history. Not everyone has got the patience to gamble as you do. I've done it in the past through Dice, and the same got ruined on the same day. It's not about the greed, but the lack of self-control. I started to gamble at midnight and reached $10k+ in the early morning. While having breakfast, my wallet is empty. This is a possible thing, because there is one year, and all we need is the perfect plan and patience to handle the bets.Gambling is a win or loss in any game or sport. Even the most favorite team can lose at x1.05 odds. But those who will gamble the $1k slowly and wait for a high multiplier could also take a long time before it happens. It's better to just keep it or save it.
That’s why I don’t get jealous when someone hits a big win. In gambling, everyone has their moment of luck. I’m willing to wait for mine because pressuring yourself and chasing after wins only makes it harder—it pushes luck even further away. So, I’d rather be patient. I know my time will come eventually.
I do that in an hour easily.
You are an expert gambler, and you've got a big winning history. Not everyone has got the patience to gamble as you do. I've done it in the past through Dice, and the same got ruined on the same day. It's not about the greed, but the lack of self-control. I started to gamble at midnight and reached $10k+ in the early morning. While having breakfast, my wallet is empty. This is a possible thing, because there is one year, and all we need is the perfect plan and patience to handle the bets.It is easy enough goal but not for common gambler. The same time - you don`t get any prize for reaching the goal, so you want to increase the prize. As the result it increase the risk of losing.
That's true, though it's difficult to control your emotion when you are already inside and already enjoying your sessions maybe there are some who can manage but most likely gamblers wanted to take a shortcut, big risk with big earnings instead of staying with your strategy and patiently waiting with small target.
It's tough but doable if you have that good balance on both money and the time that you'll going to spent with strategy that you'll going to follow.
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