Topic: Gambling elementary tools - page 4. (Read 459 times)
I think first of all a beginner should understand that in the long run he is more likely to lose money in gambling and that he should play gambling not for winning but for fun and this does not require any skills, only desire and free money which he does not regret to lose.
You just need to have some common sense, and self control as it's crucial to know when to stop on gambling. If you don't know when to stop, in the end you'll just keep on losing lots of money and it will be a deep trench to get out of. You don't need some fancy knowledge or deep understanding of the games that they offer. These things will come naturally to you over time the more you play, so I think it's not really that much of a prerequisite of being an expert almost immediately on the game that you decide to be a part of.
Is there anything like skills in gambling, I don't think the truth is once you can play some easy games such as dice which are highly luck games, and also some other few games that are easy to play by beginners? But you can take your time to fine out some of the threads that discuss related topics to yours such as simple guides and a host of others.
Havant has been around this gambling scene for a while I have constantly been confronted with this simple question from newbies in gambling, and this question is simply put to me, what are the fundamental skills that a newbie without experience should start with. The first step and a guide to a newbie.
You dont actually need nothing but rather;"Invest on what you can afford to lose" Put up this line into your mind which would really be putting you in good control.Learning literally?
It wont really be that much needed specially if you are dealing with luck based ones but if you do tend to deal up with sports
then learning on a certain sport would be very basic.Most of the time it would really be just needing some common sense for you to deal
with specially into those luck based ones.
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you can take a look at my topic where I explain a series of practical tips both to win but also to avoid losing!
Information useful for sport bets not general gambling.
the best advice I can give is always rule number 1.
play for fun, don't play thinking you will get rich.
You Need a lot of experience (e.g. spending money and time) to get decent results in this field and even in that case you are not sure to reach a decent result .
you can take a look at my topic where I explain a series of practical tips both to win but also to avoid losing!
Information useful for sport bets not general gambling.
the best advice I can give is always rule number 1.
play for fun, don't play thinking you will get rich.
You Need a lot of experience (e.g. spending money and time) to get decent results in this field and even in that case you are not sure to reach a decent result .
Havant has been around this gambling scene for a while I have constantly been confronted with this simple question from newbies in gambling, and this question is simply put to me, what are the fundamental skills that a newbie without experience should start with. The first step and a guide to a newbie.
In fact, i found it bit difficult to answer your query Lol.Skills should vary depends on the nature of games you favorite , means that sports betting is quite different from online casinos or virtual games.
Let's resume few ideas :
1- Start with money management ; you need to well manage your bankroll and learn not to use money that you can't afford to lose for gambling.
2- Analytical sense ; it would help you chose the right game by making enough researches.
3- You should also learn how to chose the right platform ; for crypto based games, it's better to pick up one from the forum here.
Havant has been around this gambling scene for a while I have constantly been confronted with this simple question from newbies in gambling, and this question is simply put to me, what are the fundamental skills that a newbie without experience should start with. The first step and a guide to a newbie.
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