Topic: How many times all-in save your bankroll? - page 2. (Read 933 times)

That's right, I agree with your idea, it's very simple but you take it based on the fact that there is absolutely no connection between the previous session and the next session, or in the sense that different times mean different results in any type of gambling, especially in pure luck games. like the slot machines I know.

Or I would also say that that is what will happen when we are involved in an activity that does not have any certainty or guarantee of knowing the results that will occur at the end of the session, meaning that the results at the end of the session will always be random, can never be known and because of this, sometimes someone wins and sometimes they lose, but looking at the fact that losses occur much more often than wins.

But that is natural because after all gambling is a business for casinos that runs on the back of the chance of winning, meaning it is clear that every business has the goal of making significant profits at all costs, and because this is why overall more gamblers lose than win. So by having a correct and precise understanding of gambling and always maintaining a rational mindset, I think it is unlikely for a gambler to chase losses in the next session, because there is no connection between the previous session and the next session, in the end but the result will never be can be known.

Never.

I rarely all-in except when I already run out time or it exceed my gambling session, I need to all-in in order to not gamble too long. However, I haven't lucky enough when I all-in, mostly it's just a small win and when I keep gamble, it doesn't reach 2x of my bankroll (my target is double my bankroll).

Just make sure you didn't all-in in your first bet, or you will make new deposit since you're angry with the result.

Poker is different from games like Dice and Crash. In Poker, your opponent is not sure whether you bluff or not, so when you do all-in, there is a good chance that your opponent will not follow you and will give up. It's especially profitable if you build up the hype, bet high stakes before all cards show up and then bluff, if you are lucky, you may win fairly. Also we have a game called burkozel in local online casino where you can bluff similarly. There aren't many games where all-in can save your bankroll like they can do in Poker and burkozel. It's too risky to do all-in when you play games like dice with 2x payout because just one roll and you are guaranteed to either win or lose everything and I don't enjoy that.

Oh, I also think that Plinko is a good game to risk all-in to save the capital. Plinko with low-risk level and 99% house edge.

In order not to chase your losses it is important to realize that each gambling session is not related to the previous one and if you think that after several losses in a row you will win, it is just a misconception based on the Martingale strategy. Anyone who has used this strategy repeatedly knows perfectly well what it leads to in the end. And it is not about greed, but about the theory of probability and mathematical expectation.

I did it one time and I'm not going to do it again, it's not a win and at the end of the day, I'm not even satisfied with that particular time that I've gambled compared to what I usually do, it's not making me happy and it just irritated me at the end so maybe someday I'd do it, maybe when the feeling of feeling lucky is really strong, I might do it again. I envy those people that were able to get a win in that kind of hail Mary bet, the feeling you're getting from it is probably at an all-time high.

Don't bet panic in gambling by worrying about the bankroll.  The thing about enjoying gambling is always to enjoy it.  And to enjoy gambling, you can't keep an eye on win or loss.  You have to keep your eye on the game.  Yes in all games winning is a joy.  If you can win, you get a lot of happiness along with money  So the target may be to win, but for this, a small amount of money should be used in gambling to enjoy gambling for a long time without betting large amounts.

There is a risk of losing everything when you go all-in, but if this is poker, then it seems to me that the math is different: if you have an over hand, then without going all-in at the right moment you will not get the maximum that the over hand gives you (option when your opponent will fold his cards in response to your all-in, we will not consider). If you are bluffing, everything is also clear: all-in is the best bluff and if you don’t do it, then your opponent can answer 5bet with a greater probability.

When we are gambling, of course many things happen that we never expected and it could be that what we have planned before betting will be very difficult for us to carry out well because of emotions and going all-in, of course this is a challenge in itself for us when gambling with friends. and if we can't control our emotions, of course we will go all-in, it could be in our favor and we could lose the money we have on that bet.

Yes, of course there are some people who will go all-in because they have experienced several previous losses and it is a challenge for them to put all the bets they have into the bet they placed and I think there is very little chance of winning that bet and We could experience even greater losses if we continue to force ourselves into gambling.

Yes it is not a solution but an idea that will lead ourselves to the possibility of more significant regret especially when the results do not match expectations, I'm not saying that when you gamble using the all in method then you will always lose, because however the possibility of victory will always be there if luck comes at the right time. But what we have to understand is that yes as you said that the name of luck will not always be able to favor us because however luck runs randomly and because of this gambling is called an activity that does not have any certainty and guarantee.

In the end there is no other way but to gamble by risking the amount that we can afford to lose, although the winning amount is fairly small if we are lucky but it is a decent amount because you managed to get money with just a little effort, and if you are thinking of betting all in following other people's methods for example then the first thing you should think about is “what if you lose”.

Oh this is familiar. I haven't counted how many times i have done this, but just few hous ago i blew my weekly gambling budget, that i had slowly grinded up over 20x by doing sports live betting. I was starting to feel invincible and didn't look as closely what i was betting on. Then i lost over 50% on one bet. And thought i might have energy to start over as i am still up 10x. I gambled few games and and lost 70% of the rest.

I thought it would take me forever to try to get back up, so i put them on "sweet bonanza 1000x" slot and lost immediately. Now i feel stupid for being so impatient, as i am experienced enough to know i needed to take a break and start again. But hubris of me got hurt as i thought i wouldn't lose, and basically rage quit with one slot bet.

I wish i remembered then that respond like that is like childish tantrum, rage quitting and basically giving up. I didn't get to 20x by doing insanely risky bets. But i didn't have patience to do it again, and i needed a shortcut.

That's right, going all in is not a solution to a game that looks attractive to us when we bet small and trying to go all in could result in defeat. Of course, many gamblers do things like that, but luck doesn't always take sides. playing gambling with rhythm, feeling is more fun so that can enjoy the sensation of betting. even if end up winning or losing

I don't typically do this. When I do, it's mostly on basketball games. But sometimes if I just want to roll and keep on rerolling, I'd do it. But most of the results that I have been to, they're not profitable and when I do this, it is all-inning to lose them all. Not all-inning to win them all.
I am not lucky with yolo bets and doing all ins and that's why it's all about emotion when I do it and I know where it is going and trying to stop myself before even I do it. There will be some lucky bets but I like to do them with the amounts that I like to do not with all-ins.

wouldn't it be very risky to lose it all when you decide to go All-in.
In one good moment, of course, it will give many benefits, but the risk will also be greater.

I didn't even have enough courage to do All this, even though it looked like a victory.
Doing management and leaving some money would be better as a backup.
Victory will not always come, there will be defeat that will also come to anyone.

Happened to me a few times, but what is all in, I usually go all in when I'm down to 10% of my bankroll or less, so that's not really a true all in.
There's a huge difference between someone coming in with $100, losing $50 and going all in with the other 50 to get back in the game and someone who goes down to $10 and instead of betting $1 he goes all in and bets whole 10 calling it an all in.
If you're asking about the first situation, I haven't done it yet, but if it's the second, I did it many times, but betting the last 10% usually doesn't even get you 30% of the money you came with so I wouldn't call that "saving".

I think more often than not the all-in bets make you lose your bankroll rather than save it, but there have surely been times especially in poker for me that I kept going all in even when I had practically nothing to lose and I came back and made a killing! My favorite game to do this one tho would definitely have to be roulette.

Well just as sometimes luck isn't on your side that's the same thing that happens when there is also luck on your side because you playing a high stake can also save you the stress of playing gamble for hours because one big win will save you all that stress and make things easier as you can end the session feeling good and probably stress free rather than taking lots of hours trying to win or even end up chasing the previous loses you had, for me it's all a win or lose situation so if you drop it all in and it still doesn't work out then you accept the faith as it is.

While gambling one should not panic and place the entire amount in a single bet. by doing this, if the luck is good, a large amount can be won, but if the luck is bad, it will not be possible to recover the money. Many gamblers risk all their money on 1 bet if they can afford to lose that amount.  But if he cannot afford to lose that money then it will be a big risk for him.  Many are able to recover their money by winning their last bet but not always the last bet is won.  So it is better to stay away from such madness

All of gamblers did really be able to experience up such condition on which at the moment that they are really that on such situation that on the moment that we do lost up our patience or simply getting angry or snapped out then for sure we would really be having those kind of all in bets on which this isn't something that shocking thing.

On the question on how many times have save me up on losing all my bankroll.? I cant able to count it but there are indeed times that i did save me on busting all my account balance.
but still in the end of the day you have still lose it all and this is the common condition on where gamblers do really end up.

All in thing is never been that ideal or something recommended on the moment that you are dealing with gambling because it would really be that making you desperate
because you would be making that deposit because you would be chasing up your loses.

Probably this question in relation to me is meaningless since I basically place a bet (betting) on ​​the entire deposit amount and if I win, then I repeat the bet for the entire amount and so on until I feel that the winnings are already quite serious. Thus, I go all-in all the time and I can say that I win quite often. The last time I brought my winnings to a serious amount I made x91 and that was last year. This year I reached x30 but then lost. But this year there are still many games ahead, so I hope that I can get a good win that will be pleasant to remember.
But as you understand, all-in is a routine for me.

I think some of them have really used this strategy to go all in because we are losing already and we are thinking that just one win, you can get back all the money that you have lost so far. Sometimes it work, but most of the time, since our judgement is clouded already and we can't think right, we bet everything but lost it.


Yes, that's what I'm trying to say, of course you will be happy if you win with your last money. But for sure, once you got it back, gamblers are not going to stop. They want to experience the thrill of winning more and that could be the very dangerous as greed sets-in.