Topic: Logic of some gamblers against math - page 6. (Read 518 times)

Then you're going on the wrong side.

You're not supposed to raise the bet on loss, always on heater, never on losing. People to scared raise the bet after winning but they're raise the best after lose ? need to change the mindset.

BTW, you can do raise the bet after lose unless you're up on have a good bankroll. But I recommended you raise the bet after lose if your balance is up maybe 200-300% from your started balance.

Actually, many people and some social researchers have suggested there is an inverse proportionality between the amount a gambler would wager in Relation the knowledge they have on mathematics and laws of probabilities.
When anyone gambles, that person is not supposed to be thinking about the chances he has to earn money, otherwise it will only end up in frustration and broken expectations. Those who enjoy their sessions at the casino the most are those who think the least about mathemstics. You know why? Because there is only reason anyone would try to apply math on dices or slots in a casino: to try to make money out of it, and we all know how that turns out to most of the gamblers.
Just see gambling as fun, fun does not need to have a rational purpose to exist. For example, there is people who likes to drive around their city for fun, even though their are losing money in gas, they are not earning anything beyond the experience of a lovely afternoon, and so, they enjoy fully because there is no thought about earning money when going out for a car ride with friends.

Gambling should be seen in the same way, it would save so many people from suffering bitter experiences, in my opinion.

By the way: the chances of earning money while driving for fun are zero percent.  

some of the gamblers however don't stop as they hope to keep winning.  i think everyone feels lucky when we win 3-4 times in a row and if happens after every 1 loss, its really a time to increase the bets.

the martingale strategy looks very fun to try when you are new to gambling actually and you always feel lucky when you try it. the more you win the more you wanted to start with more than the usual starting amount.

This is where the excitement and euphoria mode comes into play. After winning a large sum of money, a person often loses the sense of reality, and begins to believe that the lucky streak has just begun. At the same time, a large sum deprives a person of a sense of proportion, and usually he does not notice how his winnings completely disappear

This is what newbie gamblers should know. Also it can happen to gamblers that do not discipline themselves to gamble responsibly. If they are winning, they will see it simple and they will become relax. This is the time to lose. Also if losing, the zeal to win and not lose that make a gambler continue to gamble is another time for more losses to occur. This is how humans are. If they see something easy, they will enjoy to do that thing. But in gambling, that is the time gamblers are vulnerable to gamble with more money and lose.

I think this is a psychological problem faced by majority of gamblers. As a matter of fact, gambling is designed to make you hopeful of winning always and if you are not careful, you might become complacent.

It takes effort to overcome the urge to continue gambling after major wins. Those who have been able to master gambling and all it takes to remain in the business ensure they fix this psychological problem as soon as they can.

It's called a heater mate.

You are supposed to keep playing on the heater until you meet a cold section. Most of us especially me, sometimes on the heater not only keep playing but raise the bet by maybe 20-50%. In the heater, you can turn on for 2-4 weeks lose back to even with just a single section. One things people should aware, just need to set up a limit win and stop while you got cold section (streak/multiple lose) after your heater.

Yes, the chance are same but one things people should learn keep doing/bet on heater until you lose after keep betting + raise your bet and then bet back to original bet. That's it, and then call the day.

Hi guys. Someone will explain to me why gamblers have such a strange logic: if a gambler has received a huge multiplier, then he will not withdraw this money. And he will continue to play, saying, "if I'm so lucky, I'll be lucky again now."
But according to the laws of mathematics, the chance of such luck becomes much less, doesn't it?