Topic: How many times all-in save your bankroll? - page 8. (Read 916 times)

I have done this countless times and some times the reason why I do is not even because of low bankroll but due to the fact that my time is also consumed and plus you can take all day trying to fatten your bankroll once more so I just go in with the last scraps to see if it does come through and most of the time it works and while sometimes its the opposite.

Well, yeah I also does all-in in my gambling, I've done it several times nut of course not all is good or a win, but all of thise all-in is played in card games, like poker, baccarat and etc, I don't do luck based casino games like roulettes or skot machines, I do card games because I believed that if you are good with these games then you can increase the chances of winnings or more likely you can win by outsmarting your opponent or the house banker, and I do all-in if I'm confident with my card or analysis I don't just do YOLO or betting all I have in just one round without a reason, I've never done that, all my all-in is came up because I saw a chances of winning, but like I said it will not always go on your way. Do I still do that all-in thing? Yes, of course, especially now that I have multiple side jobs, I can sometimes have the confidence to do all-in, but of course my funds for gambling are extra money, so it's okay if I lose as long as it does not affect my financial state.

Betting all in with all the money you have has the potential to win and can cover any losses you experienced previously. However, the risk of greater losses is no less great. So when you do all that to recover your losses, indirectly you also have the risk of making your losses bigger. Therefore, I personally very rarely spend my money (All in) when carrying out gambling activities. Because this has a much higher level of risk. So I personally prefer to enjoy gambling slowly, even though I am in a losing position in gambling. Because if I insist on returning all the losses I experienced while gambling. Then I used all the remaining money I had and bet (All in). It feels like it will tire my mind a little. So I personally prefer to gamble casually, whatever the conditions.

Because I personally don't mind running out of money when gambling (money that I specifically allocate for gambling). Because this money is definitely cold money. Apart from that, what I know is that sometimes many people experience big losses when gambling which results in their money running out (because of All in). So after seeing many examples, I don't want to go all in (All in) in gambling activities. Maybe quite a lot of gamblers have succeeded in making big profits by using all their money when gambling (All in). However, maybe because this is not my gambling style, as a result I am a little uninterested in using the All in technique. So I prefer to gamble with small amounts of money, but I gamble often. Because gambling is a very enjoyable entertainment. So for example, I run out of money to gamble, before I receive another salary from where I work or from my personal business. Of course I will stop gambling. Because of course I will wait first to have cold money and of course I will get this cold money when I get a salary from where I work or from the income I get from the business I own. Therefore, I personally prefer to play casually when gambling (not all in).

Some times that temptation to always do more than your bankroll will always be there, and at times the outcome may end in the gamblers favor or against him if he happens to lose the last bet, but then at some point those risk pay off always and at that we need to also give it a second thought as a positive attributes.


Most of the times we need to those last shot to save our previous lost bankroll and at that we accept the positive outcome and also be able to beat the negative outcome when it happens.

I wouldn't dare to have to sell all my belongings and then risk it all for one round and be able to win so this is quite crazy what he did, what about us, are we willing? Of course not, I would think twice about doing something that big.

They may be lucky because they won a round in roulette, try if we ourselves who try to bet a large amount certainly will not have the same fate, what if that day is unlucky for us? Then you will be more emotional with a sense of stress, anger, regret.

Probably too many to count, while this may sound irresponsible for some, this is not really the case, no limit holdem is known for its aggressiveness and the bold moves you can pull on your opponents, so going all-in is not that rare and in many cases it is the right call to make, obviously if you get your timing wrong and you go all-in when your opponent has the nuts, you will be immediately called on your move and you will lose the hand and all your chips, but a timely maneuver like this could allow you to double or even triple your stash, so if you get it right this is a great move to make.

Card games for me, like baccarat, and I will do YOLO, once my bankroll is down to 10 %, beat everything, if I win then I will double it or at least make it 3 successful run. Or will bet on a single number on roulette, greater risk, bigger reward and faster way to bounce back as the return is x36.

So others might not understand this way of betting, not offense to them them for those who comment that they don't do this kind and call it reckless betting. But this is gambling and so there is a big risk that you will either win back everything and go home.

I haven't gone all in but the one fascinating story I have read about someone who went all in and won is Ashley Revell. He sold all everything he owned and traveled to Las Vegas and bet it all which was  US$135,300 (about £76,840 at the time) on a single spin of a roulette wheel and won. I have never had the courage to go all in. Someday I will be crazy enough to do this.

The only time I ever go all-in is when I’m ready to leave and don’t feel like cashing in my remaining chips. Usually that does the job for me. I don’t think it would be too effective a strategy to get back losses and save your bankroll, but gamblers gonna gamble. I like the thought behind it.

Honestly, in the past, I have always done this action because by betting, all I have is the desire to return previous losses but I remember where I lost more than won even though it was in football betting and some in dice or crashes.
Now just think that the action is always careless because you want to catch up with the loss so don't do it anymore for now, it's much better to play normally than to be allin on a certain game even though you imagine is lucky.

I have done this move just a couple of times in the past, and is something that stressed me a lot. That's why i prefer to not do it anymore. But i will never forget the day when i was losing 0.09BTC and decided to Bet 1 BTC on x1.1, i was lucky and the bet won, but was a crazy move. I'm talking about the old days, when Bitcoin used to cost $600, it was around 2014-2015. So, it wasn't as crazy as it could be to bet 1 btc nowadays.

Betting big amount in the low multipliers is the best way to lose your money, that's what i have learned in the long run.

Im not usually having that kind of behavior when it comes on going all in but i have already that tested it out or have done it in the past, although it might not that too often as it sounds since im really that too careful
when it comes into that all in kind of behavior on which we know that this is something not that really recommended in the first place. If you are really that someone whose really that too impulsive on things then
it would really be just that too often on where you would really be doing such thing. We do know that it cant really be just that too easy on having that control when you are on such condition.

For me i have tested out on dice games on whenever i have tried out on saving up my bankroll via having that all in bet that i do have. There are moments or times that it could make out such recovery
but still ended up on losing in the end because we do know that house do always win at the end and there's no way that you could really be able to beat it up no matter what.
If  you are extremely lucky then you could really be able to make money and get out yourself but if you arent that lucky then it would really be surely the opposite.

In the last +7 years that I have been actively gambling with cryptocurrencies, I have had many (too many) situations like this one, so I lost track of them. Many popular games have brought me luck at crucial moments, but also many of those games have eaten my bankroll to zero. So I can't single out a single game that was particularly lucky for me.

In my experience, there are times when we are lucky and whatever game we play we win, when unlucky times come every game can bring our bankroll to zero. I guess the best would be to stop playing in those moments, but sometimes it's really hard to stop...

Honestly I'm quite confused to answer that because I don't have that kind of experience or I mean I haven't experienced that kind of situation, which is a situation that is full of a lot of pressure because of the defeat you experienced so you think of betting all in, and I believe it's an act of desperation that you do because it's difficult to reach the recovery phase. However, for me, gambling is not an activity that should be prioritized, so I think you can guess that I gamble without any seriousness and I only bet small amounts.

Like for example when I have a leftover balance in my local bank account from buying something on the marketplace such as goods, food or whatever it is I will usually gamble with the leftover money which is quite a small amount of around $2 - $4 and that is also quite rare, meaning that I don't have any plan to organize my gambling time because for me gambling is not an activity that should be prioritized regardless of whether I win or lose when I gamble.

I usually play the Limbo game, usually I have a gambling budget for casinos of around 10% of my weekly gambling budget, some time ago I had a gambling budget of 50% in casino games and another 50% in sports betting, since I experienced losses and failures when gambling in the casino I reduced my gambling budget in casino games to only around $10, I often did All-in when my money was starting to run out and was almost gone, sometimes I also won more often and lost more.

Casino games are actually inseparable from luck, so no matter how many strategies I use, it won't help me to win against the dealer, don't we know that the dealer will always win against us, that's why I think sports betting makes more sense than casino games, currently I am reducing my budget and playing more at casinos, but I am not a hypocrite because I once did All-in when gambling before making the change, the record I ever got in the Limbo game was winning with a multiplier of 5.00x and All-in as the last round in my last game when I lost gambling in that game. but still I experienced more defeats.  

Not for once have this helped me, instead it has dealt with me mercilessly as if the bookies are monitoring me. Just recently I went all in on Benfica and Sporting Lisbon which I combined both to play over 2.5 goals in their respective matches. I was heartbroken when Benfica failed even when they were at home against a very poor side. They could only score 1 goal whereas Sporting Lisbon delivered as expected. My only luck was that I did not ignore risk management as the amount I went all in with was the balance of a winning I already withdrew to my personal wallet.

I'm gradually learning to avoid going all in and I will make it a duty to avoid reposing too much confidence in any game.

As far as I don't immediately go all-in but when the capital is from $50 and then there is only $10 left, I often go all-in in the hope of getting a x2 multiplier but that's in some dice games or mines.

But sometimes it does it in the Sportsbook in the hope of returning the winnings from this last bet, usually choosing a parlay bet with high confidence that it will definitely win and this has been done several times.

Because I myself play randomly wherever I play when it is the last balance, I will all-in because of the frustration of losing.

I haven't done any all-in kind of bets in the past as far as I can remember. That's one of the most stupidest thing you can do. The second most stupidest thing is trying to get back back what you have lost to the casino.

You know what's smart? Accepting your loss and moving on. That's smart.

That's if you don't want to lose even more.

You also asked the game of our preference, I don't think it matters as long as it is a luck based game. Just play dice.

The games I frequently go all in are Dice and Blackjack because I always prefer to play with odds close to doubling my bet.

I don't recall my betting record specifically on going all in, but most are losses. Maybe my record would be like 1/20 if I had to give an idea and it made me realize that i'll have a higher success rate of recovering my bankroll if I stick to my regular bet amounts until the end.

If I do not have time during the week, I may go all in all at ones. If I have time but I want to gamble for long, I will not go all in all but prefer to gamble with just little amount like $0.05. Sometimes if I do not want to gamble for long, I will use martingale strategy. But one thing that I can never do is to be chasing my losses because it is very risky and it can lead to foolish gambling.