Topic: Gambling Management - page 14. (Read 3883 times)

Then what happens when you have consecutive losses and then lose your bankroll? Over the internet, there are so many strategies but the reality is that nothing works well with gambling. I think that instead of strategizing to win, it is better to control your loss by ensuring that only 5% of your income is utilized in gambling. A gambler can control how much he spends on gambling but cannot control the outcome of the game. The reason is not farfetched. Gambling has always been a game of randomness and probability so predicting the outcome is almost impossible except you are lucky.

Since gambling involves luck, it justifies that no strategy can work. I have tried rollover with 1.50 odds to rollover the 1.50odds for 15 days but I didn’t win. I reduced the odd to 1.30 just to mitigate risk and still couldn’t complete the rollover. I advise you not to place your mind towards making money from gambling but rather use it as a pastime activity.

Your strategy sounds simple: play with the house's money, not yours. But isn't that a nice fantasy we've created? Of course, separating bankroll from earnings feels like a cushion against loss. Surprise: it's all the same game and risk. Your soothing approach avoids the basic issue: gambling is gambling, profits or not

You confidently claim this strategy leaves nothing to mourn. Loss, whether profit or capital, hurts the heart and wallet. We perform a mental gymnastic to soften the blow, which is intriguing. The core of your strategy? A risky and fateful dance. Comfortable? Perhaps. Effective? The question remains. Real gambling and life mastery is accepting risk without dividing funds. The gamble persists regardless of route. Managing expectations goes beyond economics

The difference between remembering and understanding is that people who remember do not necessarily understand, but people who understand will definitely remember. If you only remember, it means you only recognize what you have experienced and the information you have obtained. but if you understand more than that, where the person is able to explore something more deeply, know the causes and effects, be able to draw conclusions and learn from what they experience. And when someone really understands it, then it will be quite easy for that person. can find solutions or ways out of problems and difficult situations they experience.

From what you said, I think it is quite important for us to be able to sort and choose the type of gambling that we will play, because not all types of gambling are based on skill, and not all types of gambling are based entirely on the luck factor. But keep in mind that in every type of gambling that we play, it definitely involves the luck factor. And talking about PVP (Player vs Player) based gambling, its success often depends on the skills and strategies possessed by each individual. By continuing to improve our knowledge and skills in the games we participate in, this can help us become reliable gamblers. However, we need to remember that we should never underestimate our opponents, even if our opponents seem weak, we might be able to beat someone who is quite skilled, but to beat someone who is lucky enough, it seems quite difficult.

You are not following the rule of gambling and with this pattern that you are gambling, you will just end up on losing a lot even if you gain profit you will definitely lose more , but your losses will be more than your profit, you just have to remove the act of greedy, understand that so many people that end up losing their money in betting is because they feel like they can get it all at the same time never understand that it’s a gradual process how would not understand that you will have to gamble wisely, you already know that gambling is risky. this situation and the pattern you are following over this  is very risky.

This would only be effective if you are good in gambling. Maybe we can be good in trading because we can learn and study the market, but gambling itself is so unpredictable, and the fact majority of us gamblers losses, that's a poor percentage of success for us.

Thing is, you are only referring to the winning you can get early, but in reality, not everyone wins at their first try, so how would that strategy work if that is the case. I think it's more realistic if we talk about a real deal bankroll, and use it over a span of time and see if you are profitable side or the lossing side.


This doesn't work in real life gambling.

As it should be or the most basic thing that should be done but not all would really be able to do that or majority would really be doing the opposite. Why? they would really be coming after for making big profits on which we know that these things could really be only possible when you are really that doing gambling.They would really be only realizing on the time that they would be losing money
on which they could actually be able to stop those things to happen if they do really have that kind of management with their funds. Wrong things or decisions would really be resulting into wrong results or outcomes.

It isnt really that hard to determine your actions if you are really just that sensible on the things that you've been dealing off with.
If you do saw that this is something that could put you in harm, then why would really be proceeding on doing so?

I think that the best strategy in relation to money in gambling and in trading is as follows: I enter a deposit on the gambling site and start playing on it. As soon as I make a profit, I withdraw the funds that I originally entered. The so-called "original body".
After that, I feel free to play with the remaining funds. To be honest, in practice I have not tried this in gambling, but in trading I do it all the time.
This way I always manage to make a profit and not risk the initial money.

The gambler, definitely, losses to the house. But if he's able to take out some profits from his game, he wouldn't bother much about losing them all. Gamblers spend all without spending a dime on other utilities, which isn't fine for a player. When a player is able to enjoy his wins, he'd also feel happy about the game. Greediness is the reason for wagering all the wins, the player wants to earn more immediately. Self-control isn't attained through greed. The money is the first priority the gambler has in mind. Setting up rules, with no self-control to abide by the rules, is almost a wasted effort on the gambler's side. As he'd involuntarily wager his money, once his consciousness channels back to greed for huge wins.

It's not just one or two people who experience the same thing, after winning is in hand, the winning will definitely be lost again, even the initial capital will also be lost. I like the way you secure capital first after winning the game, yes at least it will prevent us from even bigger losses (at least we don't lose capital). However, this still cannot be used as an excuse because after all we have missed the victory that we should be able to enjoy.
We have to bet with rules and limits, I'm not the only one who says this. We must have rules and limits both when we lose and when we win. Because if we don't do this, there are only 2 possibilities that will happen, namely when we lose, we will lose even more, and when we win, we will lose our winnings. Therefore, it is very important to implement both, this will enable us to be responsible gamblers, whether we lose or win. Don't let emotions or greed control us.
Things like this shouldn't happen easily if we can do what we shouldn't do when gambling. But in reality, some people find it very difficult to control themselves in gambling, and that is always a basic problem in every gambling.

If it's going to work for you that every time you win, you take back your bankroll then proceed to that plan that you've got and just keep doing what you've started through it. You have nothing to lose except the profit that you've made with your previous bets. If you keep doing this so, there is nothing for you to mourn when you are on the verge of losing. You just let it go and just accept the losses. Unlike if you are going to have it with so much profit together with the bankroll or capital that you have, you'd feel bad if you lose all of it.
So, every time that you're going to gamble then you have to check it that you're able to remove your bankroll when you win. And that is so whenever you proceed, you're only gambling with your profits and not anymore with the original amount that you're able to start with. Having that so will make you confident that you have nothing to worry about if things go south and the fate of yours didn't do good by that day. Start gambling with your profits, or you can actually do the opposite, you can take your profit and continue going on with your bankroll. Whichever is comfortable to you, you do it. That's how gambling is and whichever is effective to you then you have to make sure that it does work on you without having any regrets.

The strategy will help you prevent yourself from getting addicted as you know when to stop, you don't let your emotion control you and make a wrong decision that you might just forget in the end. However, you stated that you can win, do you mean a long term wining? or just a random gambling session?

Personally I also have no problem with stopping when necessary, but my success just ended on that fartor as in terms of profitability, I still haven't achieve something positive, so I'm curious about yours... I'm referring to long term success in my question.

Here I gamble and divide my money into three parts, with one of them I gamble and start playing. If my capital balance is exhausted then I can't gamble anymore and I take some time off from gambling. If I calculate it weekly I abstain from gambling for two days, so two days a week break is definitely necessary to keep myself calm. Otherwise, if the gambler becomes addicted, it won't take long to run out of capital, so with this strategy I can win at gambling and keep myself sober. And then there are two more parts with which I gamble later on. This strategy works best for me.

What you did was the right decision and pretty good thinking and you should have done that from the start rather than losing all your money (winnings + initial capital) and I have applied that in many of the bets I have experienced so far when I win in small or large amounts, I always set aside my initial capital or even withdraw it so that the rest of my winnings are processed so that I can get more profit, but if finally my winnings run out, I stop and start the next bet by starting to use capital again, I like doing that because at least I didn't spend it in an instant and wasn't careless to use up all my money just by playing one game.

Indeed, as gamblers we must be able to manage our expenses and not let greed dominate our minds because if we are not able to control it we can lose the money we have in an instant because we are too greedy, we must be able to manage our money and the time when we have to gamble and when we will stop. Winning sometimes makes us more confident in betting again so we can get bigger money but we also need to think about the risks if we gamble again with that money in fact could lose your winnings. But if you want to have fun then it's better to use just money win and not use initial capital.

Yes, it's a logical and reasonable question, the fact is that not everyone can care about you or anyone and maybe even one of your family members doesn't really care about gambling affairs and also about the adverse effects that you experience due to the wrong gambling involvement. As you said, everyone has their own busy schedules and it is not possible for someone to always be around someone who has a problem gambling mindset.

On the other hand, I'm not saying that I don't care about other people, but if it's not always possible for us to always take care of and help the lives of addicted gamblers, especially helping them manage and direct them to the right and recommended gambling activities. After all, there are no teachers or mentors in gambling, which means that whatever it is, it is your own responsibility and your own business, and it also means that whatever impact you feel and experience is purely your own fault due to the wrong gambling involvement. And also everyone has their own mindset and perception depending on their own beliefs, meaning that even if you have good intentions to help and direct them to the right path then maybe they will assume that what you suggest is wrong and not in line with what they understand.

If they remember it, then they must have understood it already although it does not mean that they will now do it. I admit that it happens to me. It's where I'm in a critical situation that I need to decide if I will stop or continue playing. I remember everything that I read about gambling, especially the ones where the odds are stacked against the players but at the end my greed wins and made continue the game.

I think there are still things in this world/life that are only easy to achieve. In fact, one of it can also be gambling. I'm referring to PVP-based gambling and if our opponents are weaker than us although we might still exert an effort first in order to build up a good skill on that game.

That makes sense, indeed maybe there should be a withdrawal once a month if you really win, but in my opinion the aim of gambling to get money or to make money tends to become a trap in itself for them. Indeed, the aim of most people who gamble is to make money, but you can be sure that there have been many cases of big losses that have occurred because the purpose of gambling is to make money, that is the right of each individual, they must be able to manage their finances well even though they If they like to gamble, they should be able to have their own rules, which are provisions that must be set for things that do not harm themselves.

with so many cases of big losses occurring, perhaps they have made gambling their main income or perhaps a hobby, because by considering it a hobby, of course they will continue to do it even if they experience detrimental losses. because as far as I know, a hobby is an activity that is done repeatedly and is also something that one enjoys. Many also add additional money to make another deposit. but this is only detrimental to yourself

When we are able to manage well the way we gambles, things we work as according to how we have planned than when we are not inline with the way things should be appropriately done in gambling, it sometimes have to begin with the way we manage to discipline ourself, when we are able to achieve this successfully, we are not going to get addicted since we are bale to manage the way we are gambling and as well avoid being an irresponsible gambler through the way we behave.

Well, you are completely right and I agree with you, but the question now is who is it that have the time to help others manage their gambling activities? Does it mean that such a person doesn't have work or some really important things to do with his or her own time, that he or she want to be helping someone else manage their gambling activities?

One thing I've always believed is that we are solely responsible for every outcome of our gambling activities, individually, it's our sole responsibility to watch over ourselves when it comes our individual engagement in gambling, a gambler who is not a newbie, and still will want to depend on someone else for guidance in their gambling activities shouldnt really be gambling, for such a person can easily blame other people for their own mistakes easily, I personally do not associate with such people.

The idea of being more mindful of the risks and consequences of gambling can make people to be more informed or to avoid getting addicted and making wrong choices and map on how to spend their time and money or to minimize the way they gamble through seeking help from professionals, family or Friends. They might also take breaks from gambling to give themselves time to access their behavior and the impact it's having on their lives, it means that it's not necessary to stop people from gambling but rather help them to manage their gambling in a way it won't affect them that much.

You could actually be able to spot it out with your first experience with gambling on the time that you had step your foot into it. Its impossible that you wont really be wary that you are just that too emotional on doing or playing on which it did result on blowing up your account on a short time plus you did make out more deposits on the time it do happens on which this do really shows on how impulsive you are and this is something which is really that too dangerous if you do let this thing to happen in your further engagement or gambling session.This is why having that self control and awareness would really be that so crucial.

This is why it would really be that important that management towards self is a must and never ignore out those kind of risks because once you do get yourself that too confident and too careless,
then it would really be making up your further decisions would be vague and something that could result into disaster if you wont really be able to make yourself having that kind of
control and moderation on which we know that this is something that would be crucial and important.