Slow down if you want to recover your losses - page 7.

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Quote from: Accardo on December 19, 2022, 12:02:13 PM

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According to your description you are using Martingale strategy, but unfortunately this strategy does not work as you think and when you lose a large sum you will understand it.

Each successive bet has nothing to do with the previous one. If you lose the first bet, you just start the game with a higher bet. If by the will of fate you will have several losses in a row (which is not impossible) then you will lose a large sum just trying to beat your previous losses.

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What matters is staying on the game and watching your bank roll. Though betting techniques differs, playing roulette game on a low bank roll, I take lesser risks by staking little amounts on high wining possibility slots like all black or red. If that works, unlike you, I always increase my stake to secure more wins. It aches me to win with little stakes as I'll regret why I didn't stake big. So I don't stick to little amounts, however, I fluctuate the amounts from big to small and vice versa. It's all about luck and following your instincts.

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Quote from: NeuroticFish on December 19, 2022, 11:46:42 AM

Actually you were overly lucky imho.
When I lose over a certain amount, I simply stop. And I play as usual some other time, maybe I recover some of the loses, maybe I don't.
However if you are focusing too much on recovering the loses, even if you "go slow" you have a very good chance to go deeper down.
Juist don't gamble more than you afford to lose and you'll be fine.

Yeah. I admit that I feel very lucky that time since my bet keeps winning and have a longer winning streak even though my bet is lower than normal bet. Slowing down works for me this time because my usual approach on this is to martingale or do all in bet to recover quickly which always result to lose but this time is different since I lose what I can’t afford to lose so I decided to slow down have different approach.

I always thinking gambling only what I can’t afford to lose but sometimes I forget this when I lose small amount and keep chasing it without noticing how much that I lose already.

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Quote from: Beparanf on December 19, 2022, 11:32:56 AM

The slow down bets makes me think clearly and stop me for doing risky bet. This is most important lesson I learned on this messy situation.

It's may be good for you but not good for the bookies LOL
Imagine everyone is listening to you and able to recover whatever they lost so far, we will see the gambling industry collapsed. In gambling nothing works, the house is designed to have business from you. You were just lucky. If you really want to gain from gambling then stop gambling 😉

On the other hand, if you enjoy gambling then gamble. After all it's entertainment.

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All gamblers know that, mate, but usually they will fight their conscience to return the losses they have experienced. I personally have had a lot of bad experiences when I lost and then went all-in, what you said is the truth about we have to play slow and relax. Until I realized that I should increase my win rate instead of increasing my bet amount. So when I play the original games (Slide on Stake and X-Roulette on Rollbit), I drop the multiplier to under x1.5, it's a very powerful way to reverse my losses and keep playing slow.

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Quote from: Beparanf on December 19, 2022, 11:32:56 AM

I want to share my own technique on how I overcome my loss. You can share yours too on the comment below.

I recently experienced a heated game session on blackjack that I never experienced before due to I over extent my budget to chase loss. I was down by 200$ while my current bankroll is only 100$. Typically most user will do all in to quickly recover losses but my strategy is to slow down and bet only on craps 5$ on each number. Craps has a low house edge because your only loss is when 7 appear while the rest of the number that you didn’t choose will just result as draw.

Craps pays x2+ per win which is good to slowly recovering my losses. I just continue same bet and stop gambling for a day after I recover 50$ of my bet. I keep doing this per day until I completely recover all my loss slowly and rest for the week.

The slow down bets makes me think clearly and stop me for doing risky bet. This is most important lesson I learned on this messy situation.

Actually you were overly lucky imho.
When I lose over a certain amount, I simply stop. And I play as usual some other time, maybe I recover some of the loses, maybe I don't.
However if you are focusing too much on recovering the loses, even if you "go slow" you have a very good chance to go deeper down.
Juist don't gamble more than you afford to lose and you'll be fine.

Beparanf

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I want to share my own technique on how I overcome my loss. You can share yours too on the comment below.

I recently experienced a heated game session on blackjack that I never experienced before due to I over extent my budget to chase loss. I was down by 200$ while my current bankroll is only 100$. Typically most user will do all in to quickly recover losses but my strategy is to slow down and bet only on craps 5$ on each number. Craps has a low house edge because your only loss is when 7 appear while the rest of the number that you didn’t choose will just result as draw.

Craps pays x2+ per win which is good to slowly recovering my losses. I just continue same bet and stop gambling for a day after I recover 50$ of my bet. I keep doing this per day until I completely recover all my loss slowly and rest for the week.

The slow down bets makes me think clearly and stop me for doing risky bet. This is most important lesson I learned on this messy situation.

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