I congratulate you on your victory and I hope you really stop for a moment to enjoy the winnings of your roulette.
I say that you are really lucky when after going through defeat after that you get a win and it very rarely happens. and if you can really control your emotions to stop for a moment to enjoy your winning money that is much better. because sometimes someone who gets a win from gambling will feel challenged to continue gambling again and after that lose the money again.
I did that once and it was purely my fault. When I got a big win, my adrenaline was racing and I wanted to gamble again without realizing that my winnings were losing again.
well, from my little story, I hope that anyone who gets a win from gambling tries to stop and withdraw that money and enjoy it with his family, that would be better than having to gamble again using the winning money and run out again.
Topic: i won over 3k on a roullete in stake.com (emotional day) (Read 438 times)
Congratulations for your win!
You were lucky. But this doesn't happen all the time. Especially in a luck-based game like roulette, you are more likely to lose than win. So I don't share your gambling approach to chase losses and try to get back. I think it is already a well-established gambling truth that the more you attempt to recover your losses, the more you lose. So, rather than spend more money in trying to win, sometimes it is wise to just accept defeat.
There's a gambling advice here in my place that says just continue gambling. If you lose all your money, try selling your car, you might get back. If you still lose, try selling your motorcycle, you might finally be lucky. If you still lose, try your selling your refrigerator, you might finally recover your losses. If you're still losing, you might want to sell your house, you might finally win. This goes on and on. And this is a joke.
You were lucky. But this doesn't happen all the time. Especially in a luck-based game like roulette, you are more likely to lose than win. So I don't share your gambling approach to chase losses and try to get back. I think it is already a well-established gambling truth that the more you attempt to recover your losses, the more you lose. So, rather than spend more money in trying to win, sometimes it is wise to just accept defeat.
There's a gambling advice here in my place that says just continue gambling. If you lose all your money, try selling your car, you might get back. If you still lose, try selling your motorcycle, you might finally be lucky. If you still lose, try your selling your refrigerator, you might finally recover your losses. If you're still losing, you might want to sell your house, you might finally win. This goes on and on. And this is a joke.
Congrats on the win. Thisbkinda reminds me of fishy001 though. Hopefully you do decide to take a break from gambling and enjoy the money you won.
I think if you scroll a little bit up your browser you can see that this is likely our old Fishy friend who is back to teach us who things are done by professional gamblers.
At least, he has somewhat learned not to throw free insults all over the place and does not seem to know that ban evading is against the rules. (?)
Congrats on the win. Thisbkinda reminds me of fishy001 though. Hopefully you do decide to take a break from gambling and enjoy the money you won.
Congratulations on winning OP. I know that the amount you won is not enough compared to the amount you lose all those time. Aside from that, I would also say that you shouldn't chase your loses as it will only make the amount you lose increase. I am also a gambler but only gamble the money I can afford to lose. I add all the money I spent in gambling and you know what?. The money I lose compared to the money I won is much more than. It is better to let it as it rather than chasing. Congratulations OP this is your lucky day.
i was on a physical casino and lost around 10 million pesos colombianos (2134$) on a roullete today.
in colombia casino.
i was at this point extremely triggered mentally and logged in on my stake.com account while at the casino and put 3000 usd on a double ball roullete in one bet and won 2.5x (
i am glad i recover. btw i am planning to take off some time off of the casino and do only sport betting.
next time when you feel hopeless and depressed take a line of coke cheer up and retry your bet.
in colombia casino.
i was at this point extremely triggered mentally and logged in on my stake.com account while at the casino and put 3000 usd on a double ball roullete in one bet and won 2.5x (
i am glad i recover. btw i am planning to take off some time off of the casino and do only sport betting.
next time when you feel hopeless and depressed take a line of coke cheer up and retry your bet.
You lost $2134 and you are able to win $3k immediately without much delay. You are a really lucky gambler and this would have made many gambler to declined and stop betting for that day but you choose another bet and tried your luck.
You are lucky and your luck was boosted 100% to your favour.
I hope you won't the profits you made to gambler on the same game again because due to excitement, it might make you lose again without knowing the reason. This is the time for you to chill and take some bottles and relax with your profit. You deserve some break in betting for now so that you can calm yourself.
You made huge risk with that bet size after losing on land casino. Generally I don't recommend recovering through online casinos but you made it somehow. Imagine if it was loss and you lose that bet on stake roulette, that will be terrible idea. Anyways congrats on your recovery but don't deposit it all back to stake. Good luck on next gambling sessions btw.
Same thing, it looks like chasing your losses so I also not recommend this and this is actually more risky it looks like a martingale as you increases your bet to recover your losses. Anyway, OP succeeded on this so maybe he is lucky that day but don’t ever do this again, just bet within your limit and don’t go all in because its too risky. i was on a physical casino and lost around 10 million pesos colombianos (2134$) on a roullete.
i was at this point extremely triggered mentally that i logged in on my stake.com account while at the casino and put 3000 usd on a roullete in one bet and won 2.5x (played my 10 favorite numbers)
it was double ball roullete.
Do you always do this? Normally, chasing losses isn't recommended but it looks like it works for you.i was at this point extremely triggered mentally that i logged in on my stake.com account while at the casino and put 3000 usd on a roullete in one bet and won 2.5x (played my 10 favorite numbers)
it was double ball roullete.
In your screenshots, why is your bet in USD but your winning is in Euro?
yes i usually chase otherwise i feel beaten up like a loser is the worse feeling. i and you want to break anything around you.
feeling pathetic. but then i win and i felt good again.
the game show on euro probably the setting in stake.
At first, I recalled how Riocasino admitted to be that guy some months ago when he started posting around here, but I assumed he was just being sarcastic, because I thought nobody would be silly enough to openly admit to evade a ban.
However, I took the time to do some digging and found this. I assume this would certainly help you to reach your own conclusions, I have already got mine.
Let us see what others have to say.
It would not be surprising is he is ban evading, cocaine, gambling and attention seeking are hells of addictions.
I won with them 9k with 200 usd 2% dice by accident. i post it with other account. (fishy001)
Yeah, it seems our suspicions have been confirmed. This fool outright admitted to evading the ban.
riocasinoback = Riocasino = Fishy001 => Ban Evading!
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This is the fastest way to accumulate more losses, as many others have advised that you avoid chasing losses because, in your attempt to recover your losses, you may end up losing more.
Btw you are extremely lucky to have won back your loss on stake and this is something you should avoid doing always, you may play on stake a few times but the idea of being in a rush to recover exists totally wrong.
Yeah, this is something I made the op understand in my previous comment, he was extremely lucky to have won in this manner, we all know that there are times some good things happen to us, we begin to feel that it's a generalized thing, we feel it's a normal thing that happens to everybody, this is probably how op is feeling..Btw you are extremely lucky to have won back your loss on stake and this is something you should avoid doing always, you may play on stake a few times but the idea of being in a rush to recover exists totally wrong.
He feels that if he experienced this, then it's normal thing experienced by other people, how wrong he was...
His luck was just special, it's a rare kind of luck, something that only happens once in a long time.
I probably won't be able to do that, betting the same amount as my total loses in one go just to recover. I don't have enough courage to bet huge amount of money 
.
A normal gambler does not risk the possibility of losing 2 times the amount of the previous loss even though he bets to recover all the losses, what he does is very risky and he may be very lucky because the high bet has won to recover the previous losses but it is inconceivable if he loses in that bet. Because gamblers do not limit the funds they bring to gamble, someone with high emotional will take action to increase the "all in" bet to risk everything when emotions cannot be controlled so that they lose consideration of risk, I suggest someone not to imitate very risky gambling and it's better to gamble moderately without risking all the funds you have on gambling. .At first, I recalled how Riocasino admitted to be that guy some months ago when he started posting around here, but I assumed he was just being sarcastic, because I thought nobody would be silly enough to openly admit to evade a ban.
However, I took the time to do some digging and found this. I assume this would certainly help you to reach your own conclusions, I have already got mine.
Let us see what others have to say.
It would not be surprising is he is ban evading, cocaine, gambling and attention seeking are hells of addictions.
I won with them 9k with 200 usd 2% dice by accident. i post it with other account. (fishy001)
This is the fastest way to accumulate more losses, as many others have advised that you avoid chasing losses because, in your attempt to recover your losses, you may end up losing more.
Btw you are extremely lucky to have won back your loss on stake and this is something you should avoid doing always, you may play on stake a few times but the idea of being in a rush to recover exists totally wrong.
Btw you are extremely lucky to have won back your loss on stake and this is something you should avoid doing always, you may play on stake a few times but the idea of being in a rush to recover exists totally wrong.
Ladies and gentlemen, this is a perfect example of a degenerate gambler. Don't be like OP, don't become a degenerate gambler!
I agree. There seems to be something suspicious going on here.
This story bears a striking resemblance to the troll known as Fishy001, with a similar level of poor writing skills, comparable accounts of both significant losses and victories in the casino, as well as the presentation of false evidence. OP, do you have any association with Fishy001 account?
Anyways, Congrats on the win and hopefully you're not the same troll as Fishy001. I can't say that what OP did is great but rather he just got lucky and things could get worse if he lose during those as chasing loses is never a good idea.
next time when you feel hopeless and depressed take a line of coke cheer up and retry your bet.
Congratulation on your wins. You are lucky to be able to recover your losses in another casino. I can say, the way you chase your loss is way too risky because it can go ether way and you ended up losing more. It isn't advisable to do such kamikaze strategy
.I probably won't be able to do that, betting the same amount as my total loses in one go just to recover. I don't have enough courage to bet huge amount of money
.The last part.
It's some a line for trigger a gambling user while a normal people who seeing a gambler losing, they always told u "The beginning of your lose, it's the start of your big win" ~LOL. Anyway, better to take a break.
If you on streak lose, even with deposit 2-3x times.
It's some a line for trigger a gambling user while a normal people who seeing a gambler losing, they always told u "The beginning of your lose, it's the start of your big win" ~LOL. Anyway, better to take a break.
If you on streak lose, even with deposit 2-3x times.
I agree, because of we experienced a big win, we will always try to duplicate it resulting in prolonged gambling session and more losses since we will always try to hit that big wins which will not probably repeat.
Ladies and gentlemen, this is a perfect example of a degenerate gambler. Don't be like OP, don't become a degenerate gambler!
I agree. There seems to be something suspicious going on here.
This story bears a striking resemblance to the troll known as Fishy001, with a similar level of poor writing skills, comparable accounts of both significant losses and victories in the casino, as well as the presentation of false evidence. OP, do you have any association with Fishy001 account?
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next time when you feel hopeless and depressed take a line of coke cheer up and retry your bet.
next time when you feel hopeless and depressed take a line of coke cheer up and retry your bet.
Well, congratulations for your come back and stuff, but I personally find that advice to be terrible.
Being a compulsive gambler and chasing losses is one thing but mixing degenerate gambling with cocaine is just recklessness.
Keep in mind, some day you could run out of luck. Anyways, enjoy your money.
Ladies and gentlemen, this is a perfect example of a degenerate gambler. Don't be like OP, don't become a degenerate gambler!
High risk, high rewards? But chasing losses is never a good thing. OP just got lucky this time, and I wish him good luck the next time.
High risk, high rewards? But chasing losses is never a good thing. OP just got lucky this time, and I wish him good luck the next time.
He is high risk taker which should not be the case really. For a gambler it's really hard math to perform when they are putting their money on to something which can take the money out of their wallets in blink of an eye. Once the money is gone it's gone forever. There is no undo button in the gambling world and it could be disturbing when the amounts are higher ones. Such as in your case, it's really risky to put such high amounts of bets. Unless and until you dont have strong financial backing do not do this man! It could destroy in seconds of time mate. People has lost career's over this. Good decision on going with the sports betting in the first place.
i was at this point extremely triggered mentally and logged in on my stake.com account while at the casino and put 3000 usd on a double ball roullete in one bet and won 2.5x (
you don't need to be an expert or a psychologist to be able to disapprove what you did, you lost in the game and got so frustrated that you were able to go to another casino and make a bet with much more money to recover losses, if you had lost more once then you would have put more money to bet, and if you had lost again and you had no more money then you would steal money or some good from other people and sell it to be able to continue playing, and this is what is considered the extreme of gambling addiction
you no longer know what your game limit is, how far you can accept losses, and since you don't accept losses, you start to get upset and place more bets in the hope of being able to replace your losses, this is a dangerous path, you've already tried to stay away from gambling for a long time?
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