Topic: Gambling scenario that keeps repeating on you - page 5. (Read 656 times)

Agree, every game in the casino must have different scenarios and patterns so we can't just use the same pattern in all games.
But every gambler must have their own scenario, even though it doesn't guarantee to produce a win, at least gamblers can get closer to the opportunity to win.

I have come across quite a few gamblers and many of them have strange patterns for every game they bet.
When talking about roulette, winning can depend on luck, making it more difficult to use playing patterns or scenarios, unlike poker, which relies heavily on intelligence and dexterity to win.

It depends on how you exercise self-control. Don't you have a strategy so you always use high leverage? if you are aware of doing that and it keeps on repeating then you need to take a break and don't continue any gambling. you will only spend the capital you use if you can not be controlled.
too many and repeated losses indicate that you are not ready with your strategy and self-control from using leverage and gambling that you are doing is not good to continue. Scenarios of repeated losses will make you even more stressed.

I'm glad you already identified  that you're putting  some unnecessary  pressure on yourself which wasn't right and that pressure alone can lead to chasing loses and revenge  gambling  which is very much frowned at in the forum becausebthe results are always tragedic and always leads to blowing of ones account.
I have a gambling scenario  that keeps happening  to me which is the attempt to always want to increase my leverage  whenever  I have a large capital  and most times infeel the casino is spying  in my balance  as it seems my losses are too much when my capital is high and it always seems difficult for me to desist from this act to increasing my leverage when my capital is high.

Whenever I gamble, I always lose. Is that a pattern I wonder ? Kidding aside, I don't really think I've noticed one. It might just be your mind playing you really? That you remember those points in general when instead, you actually lose a lot more in other scenarios than you'd think. Luck is generally random after all, and while a pattern isn't all that impossible to happen, it isn't exactly something you'd use as a reference since there are other instances where it could just skew itself to the other side all of a sudden.

Most of my sessions haven't really been stuck in a gutter, even if sometimes my goal was to reach x amount (not that I reach it most of the time tbf). I just take it as par for the course.

I dont mind much about these kind of scenario because the most common situation or scenario on which i've been able to face on is on losing money in the end which it turns out to be that typical.
Speaking about gambling strategies then it wouldnt really be that working most of the time.Yes, it could prolong your session with gambling but it doesnt really give out that kind of opportunity or chances on having advantage on winning over the game.

We know that this market does have lots of different game variations or types on which there are certain strategies on which a gambler could really make use of and it would really be a never ending
kind of hunting when it comes to this one because this is the most common gambler approach is on the time that you would see that one of those strats hit then you would really be fixating
that this method does work and you would really be continuing on pushing it until your entire balance would blown up.

Different scenarios for different games per say; I think alot of peeps that don't play on roulettes and poker don't even have a clue of your description.
...it tends to happen almost every other time in Virtual games, that major repetitions are made; some that you can never bypass too...atimes I feel gamblers that take on those repeated, impossible options only keep losing and there are no two ways about it - just like your 00 options too. Finally, I don't really see any sense is doing the same thing over and over again when it doesn't seem be working out.

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To be honest, I don't really understand what you mean. but referring to the bankroll, that doesn't seem like the scenario. in fact, you're actually doing research. but the fact is, in the end your balance ends up with 0. or, what you do is what you believe. I don't know what you are playing into your gamble but whatever the gamble the ratio of losing is greater than the probability of winning we have and that is a fact. if, all gamblers do the same thing you do and it works. in the end, the casino will suffer a huge loss.

To be honest, I don't want to say that gambling houses have always been. in fact, we are all very aware of the risks when we engage in gambling sessions. if we don't win, we lose. In most cases, we usually only get small wins and then in the long run our balance ends up being 0. I think this is a common problem that occurs to most gamblers. moreover, the game we play is a type of gambling that is purely based on luck. I personally am dominant for betting on football, so the scenario as you said has no effect on the betting session that I do.

I can see how some behaviours or situations could hinder your ability to advance or accomplish your objectives. Many people have encountered similar circumstances where they feel stuck or locked in a loop, whether they were involved in gambling or another area of their lives.
It's critical to understand that gambling results are typically determined by chance and that there is no surefire way to always come out on top. Multiple cognitive biases, such as selective memory or the gambler's fallacy, may contribute to the feeling of being trapped or experiencing patterns.it can be beneficial to approach gambling with a responsible mindset in order to break free from such routines.

I don't have an experience of having a repetitive situation keep happening on me because I trust my guts. If I feel that I'm about to lose, I will immediately stop to save my remaining bank roll or my gained profit. It's like I adopted on when would the house edge will hit me and when I try becoming a hard headed and continue to play, I experience losing to the casino. I never experience that kind of loop unless it is happening to me but I don't really notice it. If I were on the same spot on experiencing the infinite loop you have noticed, I would probably try another casino to try prove your suspicion.

Correct answer, but it's easier said than done. People seen patterns because they are wired to do that. Trying to intellectualize your process from sometimes unconscious patterns is challenging, especially when you don't understand why are you seeing patterns that aren't there in the first place.

Also it seeing those patterns fills the need of control, which you often don't have for outcome.

Not on the bet I guess but just frequent coincidence  it just so happened that you are noticing it but there's really no such pattern. You might just be having a bad day or week or even month, and it is a normal thing especially if you are a daily gambler. There'll be no consistency for sure; try to do that for a week or month and for sure things would change. 'coz if it won't then there's somthing wrong with the platform you are playing at. If it is a pure luck based game you are playing, you'd see some of pattern like things but as the name suggests, it is just one's fate which is on the line. Just a tip is to avoid betting with frustration just because you lose often. Much better to atleast take a pause if it is not your day.

Sometimes I notice these "patterns" when I place bets, but I am aware that this is a cognitive distortion. Our brain looks for patterns where they don't even exist. And in the piggy bank of the "existence" of the pattern, we put all the convenient facts, and we do not notice the facts that contradict the "pattern" that we discovered. I think if you objectively calculate all the results, then the ups/downs of your bankroll will be about the same no matter what numbers you start with.

in my particular case in these times when all major leagues are stopped I have been trying to place bets in leagues where I don't know their players, but I confess that I am facing a very difficult scenario, for example when I put 10$ in my bank and start to playing, I keep winning 2x my bankroll and I keep playing, what I see next is that my bankroll starts to drop a lot to the point of reaching zero, the teams on which I place bets start by winning the game, the 70 minutes of the game while they scored 2 goals and when they reach the 88th minute of the game I start to celebrate, when I go out for a bit and return

I see something unbelievable, the team I bet on suffers 2 goals and the game is tied and I lose a bet, man I keep thinking: what the fuck just happened? and that the difference between the two teams is very big and even so when I see the final result of the game I am shocked, and with that begins a losing streak and I lose all my bankroll, sometimes it even makes me laugh because even the my monthly bonus all of it I lose betting on these strange leagues

The time has come for me to say to myself that the money I deposit and bet on these strange leagues is already lost money and I don't expect more profits, even when I manage to get 2x my bankroll I don't celebrate because I soon know that I will lose everything. I realized that it is very difficult or mission impossible to bet on leagues I don't know and expect some profit. so by that I mean that when you lose a lot of bankroll then you need to stop thinking about why this is happening, in my case as I said before, it's something that I know the reason for, but you need to know the reason for changing your game or strategy

I have never had to experience such infinite loop in gambling because I would rather bet on matches or live games than use the method such as the one you use when gambling with casinos.

I do understand the frustrating moment this can cause and can only say that's how it feels until you just learn to play or gamble more for the fun with restricted tries, than trying to force the winning number to show up.
Be patient, be watchful mostly about how much you are spending, and also it would be better to keep your expectations a bit lower, inorder to avoid evoking emotions of disappointment and failure.

That sounds a bit superstitious that there are hard caps at which you lose more. It's not like the casino knows your goals and wants to trick you in to spending more money to reach that goal. Like you analyzed yourself it's probably coming from your own mind that becomes more reckless in trying to achieve your goals. I had similar experiences in the past where I tried to reach certain profit goals, only to end up losing more money than I hoped for. My mistake was to set unrealistic goals for myself that took too much risk to achieve. In the end I changed my approach to gambling, instead of having fixed profit goals I now have fixed weekly budgets to gamble with. This makes it easier for me to control my maximum losses and whenever I make a big profit I take it out to stick to my fixed budget. Focusing on the risk instead of the profits is the exact opposite from your approach and helped me a lot to control my bankroll.

Gambling becomes a pain in the ass, when you set specific goals to win X amount of money or to achieve an X,XXX amount of bankroll.
Setting such goals makes everything more difficult, because you are losing your patience and sometimes you increase the risk in order to reach that goal. This is a bad move, most of the time. I would never try to reach a specific bankroll. I just gamble when I want to have some fun in my spare time.
By the way, the casino you are using might have some rigged games. If this pattern(losing, when your bankroll is close to 00) repeats multiple times, this becomes a little bit suspicious. Why not try another casino and see if this pattern repeats there?

That's really normal, the longer you bet, the longer you will lose your money. This is because every luck based games always have house edge, so you will lose in the long run. You shouldn't think you will quit after you rounded your bankroll, just quit after you think you've gamble too long or too much. You, as a gambler need to have a good self control, don't let the casino control you, but you must control the casino.

Mine is on sportbet in football. I am fine when I bet on few games,I make profits but very little. Instead of me to continue with the short slips for steady profit,I will go bet on long slip games that most times I always loss in it and I will be worried. Sometimes it is the last game that does cut my slip and there will be an option to cash out but my greed wouldn't allow me cash out because I will feel that my strategy is working. We shouldn't allow our emotions to control us when gambling and we should gamble at ease.

Agree, when the casino provides an opening for our bets and manages to make a profit, in the end the gambler's job is to get out of the casino and withdraw the winnings. Increasing the bet is quite tempting, but after achieving a 100% win, there is no solution other than cash out. Usually the gamblers that the OP described above are still having a hard time controlling their mentality, well, I mean mentally, when faced with an apparently bigger profit, in reality the balance will end at zero.

What we need to emphasize is knowing how to stop after a win and enjoy that win outside the casino.

What I understand from your statement is that you have more losing experiences when your bankroll is close to zero. Well, my friend, you are not alone in this. It could simply be a psychological breakdown because we tend to become emotional when we see that we are losing money. As a result, sometimes we tend to neglect proper bankroll management as we want to get back our losses fast.