Topic: Going all in and losing the bet - page 6. (Read 2474 times)

The truth is, we lose in the long run, so the more we gamble, our chances of winning is decreasing, going all in is better than slowly gambling, because since it's not fun to do all in, that's why it's not advisable, except if you really think of it as an strategy, but most gamblers don't do all in.

We value in the entertainment in gambling, so as much as possible, we extend our gambling session and we end up being profitable. That's the truth, so a gambler going all in is just probably being upset and wants to win back his losses quick enough.

The amount of bets made can indeed affect, especially with a large amount of bets I think of course it will affect our feelings, it can be panic or not calm, but even with a small amount of bets I think it's the same if the goal is to double the money you have. Now if we bet with a small bet but the goal is to double then I think every round will make us uneasy. Moreover, with a large amount of bets, of course I will become gambling even more unenjoyable.

In gambling, it is the loss that will often occur rather than the victory, so it is not recommended to bet all the money we have on gambling, because most likely it will only make us lose money instead of being able to double the money, also I think that people who bet all their money on gambling may be people who are very obsessed with getting big wins.

Going "all in" on any bet is not a wise decision and shows that the gambler is either a newbie or has not learnt anything about risk management. Some people go all in and win and they show to others that they are so intelligent and expert gamblers. We should not focus on the result of those bets where are gamblers are going all in. They may win sometimes but when they loss it will be a big loss.



Risk management is the most important factor in gambling. When anyone decides to gamble, the first and most important thing is to think about risk management and money management. This means that we should know about how much money we will bet and know when it is the time to stop and quit the game. If we do not manage risk well in gambling, we could end up losing a lot of money. I am always careful about it and usually think about the risks before i gamble. That is the safest approach in my point of view.

Exactly, to bet everything you need to have a great conviction about it. But having a method and knowing how to bet will be much better in the long run, as you have the potential to win more and continue betting and still have fun.

All in means you bet every dollar you got which is never sensible.  Never play 10/10 of all you got, play 8/10 and you are a winner either way as it is still the majority if you win that you will increase.     In most circumstances people do not all they do have some ability to recover and walk away from even a hard loss.  You should find some ability to rethink whatever mistake was made in the loss, there is worth in all games played even if not won you will move forward in your experience and knowledge if you retain the stamina to learn from mistakes and reform your capabilities and capital.

Always give yourself a chance to learn from even a loss and anyone who can do that much will become unstoppable.

Yes I am sure that most people come with the intention of winning and there may even be some people who hide behind the idea of gambling for entertainment when in fact they are chasing victory, but yes it doesn't matter because any impact will only be felt by themselves. Basically or simply winning is indeed a very pleasant situation, but there are some gamblers who come purely with the aim of earning while on the other hand some other gamblers come just for entertainment when they have free time but that doesn't mean they don't want to get a win, but the difference is that a gambler who comes without chasing a win then usually when they win they will be easier to make a decision to cash out.

Of course as you said and I agree that indeed when you or anyone wants to engage in gambling then we must be able to manage risk by understanding and recognizing that gambling is a risky activity and with that then I am sure you will feel worried about the money you allocate so most likely you will only put the amount that you can afford to lose, which even if you lose but you will not experience significant emotions because it is money that you can afford to lose.

I see no reason why anyone would hate you for this because you've stated nothing but fact.
Most gamblers who walk out of the casino with an empty bankroll do so, not because they've been losing the whole round till they emptied their bankroll. Many of them have actually had a good amount of win that was enough for them to hit the quit button for the day and walk out with their profits, but chose to stay back and win more.

The ability of a gambler to know exactly when to call it a quit and to walk away is what makes him a winner, not how big he wins or how frequently the wins come. This is a fact most gamblers have failed to realize, and they end up throwing away all their wins with hopes of winning more.

Winning is something all humans are happy about however especially as a gambler loss can't be totally avoided. Therefore to me able to maintain good gambling habits and practices, you should learn to be able to Also manage your losses as well as the emotional effect that accompanies it. Most times, when a person can't manage his gambling activities properly he may either end up becoming a gambling addict or even be viewed as one even if he isn't.
Since some persons are unable to hold the negative emotional effects that come with great loss, alternatively they can break their stakes into smaller units instead of making a single huge one.

Lots of people struggle with this, not just gamblers. Winning big feels amazing, I know that from business. But, like any quick success, its gone in a flash. Some people might hate me for this, but without financial smarts, you're going to mess up, bigly. Its one thing to win, another to keep it. Those gamblers, they dont get the simple truth: its not about one huge win, its about not losing over and over. Thats real wealth, thats the smart way.

That's what we have to remember, of course we have to be aware that there is a control behind gambling, with those who have the role of host having proven that they will always win in every gambling they do, even though there are people who have different strategies or patterns. It is believed to be able to win, but it cannot change the decisions that have been set by the host, no victory can be obtained using the strategies and patterns that we have, it is impossible and does not guarantee that you will be able to win.

So actually, no matter how good a gambler's plan is, it doesn't necessarily mean that they will always win, because all gambling is just a bookie's or admin's game, so no matter how good and confident the plan we make, we still depend on luck

We don't know the actual data but we can analyze it based on the action of the government,  if gambling is ban in your country that it has no connection with religious belief, that could only mean one thing, the poverty rate is high and people are so vulnerable to gambling addiction. We know that gambling business provide income to the government in the form of taxes, but if that would result to their people suffering more, then it's not helping at all. I know some countries ban gambling, and usually it's from poor countries, but since there are still countries that regulated gambling, it means overall gambling is not really the carrier of financial problem.

If this is true that most of us is having a hard time managing our finances, then this gambling industry should not exist for long. What I'm saying is it will gives gamblers problem instead of delivering the fun which is their service, so the government has to intervene and make the right decision, like closing it.

However, it's not the case, although we cannot deny that there are gamblers who really get addicted,  that's only a small percentage of the total gamblers, which means majority are still having fun although most of us really losses money.

Financial management is not an easy thing for those who like gambling, because for most gamblers it is very difficult for them to be able to manage their gambling and the money they can win from gambling and every gambler who wins their bets is mostly what I see very happy in sharing and enjoy with their friends and they forget about the losses they have previously experienced so that after the money they win is finished they will of course regret having spent their winnings.

To be able to enjoy gambling is of course not an easy thing for those who cannot control their emotions and greed, because those who are greedy in gambling will of course find it very difficult to control themselves when gambling, but if they can control their emotions of course Of course it will be easy for them to enjoy the gambling they play.

A gambler must pay special attention to his fund management if he wants to survive in the gambling. A gambler can definitely get good results in the long run if fund management is done properly. If a gambler knows how much money a gambler is putting into his bets and how much he can afford to spend on his bets, he can certainly get relatively better results in managing his bankroll. Moreover, a gambler can take a forward thinking approach to risk taking. If a gambler can control himself humanly after taking a risk in gambling, he can certainly enjoy the pleasure of gambling for a long time and for that a gambler must pay attention to money management.

The house always has an edge in every gambling game, so it's wise to always remember this whenever one chooses to gamble. It's even wiser to always have plans and goals when gambling because not having a plan can lead to random gambling especially when you're on a losing side, you might allow your emotions get the best of you and start gambling randomly, increasing your stakes and risks.

That's why having a good plan is essential and no matter what turn the game takes, one should always stick to their plans, this is what makes a responsible gambler.

Honestly, I just consider gambling to be something funny. Sometimes it's just a game in which we really can't predict the outcome. In the first minute, you might think you know the working strategy. The next minute, you will see that it's no longer working and that you are already recording losses. It's just unpredictable. 
 
There are times when I try to go in with a little more than my usual wager limit, and I might be lucky to win something bigger compared to what I have won that day, which I might be tempted to try again, and if I do, I will see that I will lose both what I entered with and the one that I have won before.
 
So sometimes, no matter the working option for me, I just consider the game the same so that I don't get too confident in it and stake higher.

Provably fair yes, but I don't think having an edge against the player even if by just a little's fair lol. That 1 percent stacked upon multiple bets goes a fucking long way, so you can't be out here thinking they're playing a fair game against you. But it's indeed your fault that you lost the game, and it's also your own stupidity/simple-mindedness (I'm willing to attribute to ignorance what I can attribute to malice at this point lol) which lead you to play a very dangerous game against what could only be a 33.33% chance at winning. You bit the bullet and it ran straight through your teeth.

Anyhow, hope you learned your lesson, even though there's little lesson to be had in this altercation really, just don't go all in and expect to win a buttload of money especially when you're playing with stacked odds against yourself, even gamblers who play only for fun know well to not take all their chances to bet more away for a CHANCE at instant gratification, with the exception being myself but only because I know how to play my cards right and I'm always going for the adrenaline rush plays.

Enough yapping though, be smart, play your cards right, and refrain from blaming anyone and start becoming more accountable for your actions. You can't go really far when you gamble anyway but this just ensures that you don't get lost.

 The term "allin" has a misused connotation, it is really just another bet, it means that you are increasing the total amount of money you have at that moment.

It does not mean 100% risk of all your money ready to play.  So if you lose, it is simply that, going all in does not turn your chances of losing no matter how good you are at your decision, it is just that.

Bets of 1.01 in your favor lose, you never move on "allin" real ( bankroll) to the result of a single bet, so any allin in your playing life should represent 1:1000 of your bankroll.

Your odds are against you in this tough business. Too many individuals become emotional and think they'll always win. However, the house always wins. Math, not magic. We must be smarter.

Trouble is, people forget losses and focus on flashy wins. Thinking like that leads to disastrous decisions. You need a plan, not hope. Bet wisely and dont risk more than you can afford to lose. Understanding the game and making measured decisions is key. Casinos arent charities. Designed to make money. Winning is nice, but it shouldnt be your life ambition.

Same with how dice or other luck based games, when you are just using small bets you see good winning streaks but when you think that you already understand the game and you are assuming that your strategy is really giving you postive result, you start to adds up to your bets and from that point you'll start experiencing losing streaks and there aggressions comes up and push your way to bet more, to the point that in order to quickly recover you'll yolo everything and regret after losing it all.

Most of the time, when you go all in the outcome turned against you, it's better  to keep your patience and let the enjoyment satisfied your desire instead of pushing yourself trying to win more then lose everything after which regret really hurt your butt.