Topic: The Bankroll management strategy for any type of casino crash elevator games. (Read 494 times)

There's nothing safe about crash games and I confirmed it yesterday, I told my friend that he should set his auto Cashout limit as 1.01 odd, meaning whenever each round plays out it would automatically cashout at this multiplier. I thought nothing could go wrong and I told him to stake a hundred thousand naira, each set would give you a thousand naira profit with this odd, but to my greatest surprise a multiplier lower than 1.01 appeared 4 times which was 1.00. I was happy he didn't take my advice because I'm pretty sure he would have blamed me if he had lost. When it comes to aviator aviator games nothing is safe.

I think he doesn’t mean a literal rigged since he is promoting a casino that offers elevator type of game itself. I believe that he is suggesting that this type of games is unbeatable or  no way to gain profit consistently due to the design.

To be honest, all casino games is designed to let the house always win no matter what the game is. There’s no single gambling game that gives +EV when it comes to player vs casino games due to the house edge.

No casino even the reputable one offer a casino game that offers +EV because they are business.

That’s a serious statement my friend.. but sorry I don’t believe it because if the game were rigged, it wouldn’t be as popular as it is. The key here is choosing the right casino, those with good reputations work hard to maintain the integrity of their games. For a game where the casino already has the edge, there’s no reason to rig it. They make enough money from the sheer volume of gamblers, and their reputation ensures they keep that flow going.
As for bankroll management, its only real purpose is to make sure you last longer in the game. That’s it....nothing more, nothing less.

Exactly, it's the same problem that I do encounter whenever I am playing crash game. No matter the strategy that I use, I don't win that much even using a small multiplier. Whenever I am playing crash game, it's just to enjoy the fun and see maybe I can study the game. However, I am a sportbet fan and I am used to that because at least I make good profit once in a while.

When it comes to crash elevator games on every platform just know that the system is rigged and it was designed to take from long term gamblers. I can agree with you on the aspect of the bankroll, maintaining a  moderate bankroll is one of the way to minimize losses. But this strategy you made mention of is the martingale strategy if I'm not mistaken. Doubling your bet on the next round after every lost bet comes with a lot of risks especially when you are dealing with aviator games, there's a very high possibility that you can keep doubling and tripling your bets for up to 20 rounds and lose all, this system is one of the fastest way to lose your entire bankroll, but you can also get lucky.

Playing gambling games needs to use the money you can afford to lose and no need to thinks about the target you want to reach because that will not easy. You can have a target you want to reach but you need to think that gambling will not let you winning the gambling games easily. You will face many losses that you may not accept so that can make you keep playing gambling because you may think that you can recover your losses but the fact that still difficult for you. Crash game is a gambling game based on the luck so you will difficult to check on the pattern to win. When you check the pattern for some time, you need to understand that you risk your money to lose in the crash game without knowing when you can win.

Forget about patterns, they're not reliable. Crash game is a random game, purely luck-based. You can't strategize on it. At most, you can have fun and make yourself believe for a while that you're seeing something. In the end, the casino is always more likely to win than you.

Bankroll management, yeah, that's the practical strategy you can make use of. Try to extend the bankroll as long as possible. That means you can have more fun before your wallet dries up, but it eventually dries up.

But I don't agree with your bankroll strategy. That's a variation of Martingale. If you're losing, that means you're unlucky. Why, then, would you double your bet? And increasing the size of your bet every time you lose isn't actually extending the fun and the life of your bankroll.

Don't forget that there are instances where 10 rounds In a row can end up having a low value, think of this thoroughly before thinking of increasing your stake after each lose, be it the martingale system or any type of strategy, it can't work when it comes to crash games...The more active you are in it the more you lose, the game is programmed to constantly take from those that are actively involved in it... when playing crash games just know that it's a game of luck, don't for a second think you have a strategy that works, just play safe and have fun.

It is very important to view gambling as a hobby rather than a means of acquiring wealth. And setting clear limits on losses and profits helps keep things in perspective. Another point I want to make is emotional satisfaction. People tend to get caught up in the moment. Especially when trying to recoup losses. This is where discipline really comes into play. Adhering to a fixed strategy Even if you want to chase your losses But it can prevent you from moving up and losing more than you planned.

Another useful strategy is to regularly track your gambling habits, such as how often you bet. Was the profit/loss target achieved? and whether your strategy will be sustainable in the long run. This way, you'll continually evaluate your game and make adjustments based on actual results. It all boils down to discipline, control, and the understanding that no strategy is foolproof, as you said. Moderate risk taking would be the key, and when combined with self-discipline, it will allow for fun play without the risk of crashing in that area.


True, it brings lots of danger in enhancing the odds of your bets after losing. Sometimes, one may get the feeling it is an easy way out, but for the long run, you will be losing to the higher extent out of your pocket. That is why caution needs to be taken while using this method. As you mentioned, the use of patterns in gambling games is quite not imaginable. Games have been structured to act as a home.

One thing that has helped me is to incorporate measures that focus on risk management rather than trying to predict outcomes. For example, setting a hard loss limit and stopping when you reach that point can prevent you from falling into the trap of Loss Tracking He doesn't just have a strategy. But he also knows when to walk and maintain discipline. Even if it's difficult. Life always plays an important role. But combining it with strong strategies for dealing with trauma and managing emotions can help reduce financial damage in the long run.

This is the strategy most newbies try introducing to their betting sessions when they begin gambling for the first time. It doesn't work, because there aren't patterns in gambling games. Meanwhile, there is a house edge playing against you in every bets you place, what ensures the house profits the longer gamblers play.

Moreover, to raise bet size on loss can work as a decent strategy on short run, but it's potentially dangerous once you hit a long loss streak, because it will drain your whole bankroll in few plays. This strategy doesn't minimize losses and doesn't increase potential winnings. You have to be lucky to make it work. Without luck, nothing can be achieved. Use your strategy in niches of the industry where it can be useful and decisive to return you profit in the end.

Yea, most of the time you can get lucky to win just a small profit but you will still end up to lose that small profit you got to the casino and wouldn't just get any profit by the time you are satisfied of playing. The same experience I have on crash is almost same experience I get on plinko, I only talked about it because the other day I saw a thread of member discussing how easy it is to win on the game too. Those casino games are just based luck and nothing more.

Double your stake after you lost in previous round is risky because there is no guarantee you can win in the next rounds. You must accept whatever happen especially if you lose more and more money. Playing safety in gambling is a must so we don't have to lose much money so it is better to allocate money that we can afford to lose. That is the safety thing that you can do to prevent more losses.

If you can set some amount of money to playing gambling, you don't lose too much and can enjoy the game. If in that day you lose all of your allocating money, you can take a break and not playing gambling for some days. That will prevents your minds think about your losses. Every gambler must have their own strategy to playing gambling but the most important thing is they must prevent the big lose.

Crash is one of the best multiplier luck games in my opinion but at where you lose a lot in a huge majority of times so the bankroll management is a critical key point in you defining how things will go. I don't suggest to anyone to play this type of game except the hardcore fanatics of such games. Personally I believe the best to do if you are a luck based games person is to play any game including crash, slots, limbo, dice and roulette or blackjack. I personally think that the best game to play without you risking a lot of your bankroll is to play holdem poker and in there to have a better patience than a religious man if you know what I mean, of course the return won't be as high but it can be consistent enough over the long run to make you in decent profit. So as I said bankroll management is important but the most important think is to know your chances which are always against you in the long run.

A very good strategy and I have done this but the percentage of wins and losses is very unsatisfactory.
And until the day I played the Crash game, never relied on any strategy and only had a certain target to make a cashout. For example, I never determined the amount of the bet but always took advantage of the 1.4 multiplier.
What I did was just trying to have a long time to play without having to use a strategy that sometimes did not match expectations and sometimes made me feel disappointed.

You didn't win, but that does not mean you will not win again next time. One good thing about reducing the amount you play with even down to the lowest is that it gives you a better chance of trying over and over again before you exhaust what you have in your account.
 
Luck will definitely be on your side, because there is no way that you will try luck 10 times and it will crash down below the 2X multiplier. There is always a chance for you to regain all that has been lost only if the person doesn't get greedy when they see it flying.

There are people who hardly make profit from crash game, I did play but ended up having 4x which I later wasted it back to the casino without even left with any money, the goal was to accumulate the winning to something huge before requesting for a withdrawal without knowing that it would go on the reverse. Usually crash good is actually cool game but it's too fast in a way you can predict the next flight minutes to know when to crash.

I have never seen much point in playing casino games with a bankroll except for that, to make your money last longer and not gamble it away. If you manage your bankroll well you will be less likely to lose money you can't afford to lose. But it is more typical of skill games, where you can make profits in the long run.

I did this before, analyzing the pattern of the Crash game in Stake.com but sadly it doesn't work that way. Yes, I have won a good amount there but it's not because of the pattern, it mostly came from learning how not to be too greedy. Cash-out if you have the chance. Let's say x2 was reached, you can somehow feel that it will continue especially when all the high rollers are gone. But, whenever a high roller stays, expect that it won't even go beyond that point because it will make the gambling site lose a lot of money and they might not like it.
I've seen tons of Bitcoin being used to bet and so do with USDT and XRP. You will have to manage to monitor those high rollers and before the start of the game see to it that you will check if they are gone before it even goes x1.50. If they are, it's a chance it will soar high.

Bankroll management is a criteria if one wants to keep proper record of their gambling activities. To some persons its not really necessary but those who execute  the discipline carefully are the ones who becomes responsible gamblers. Not taking accountability if our bankroll is where we get addicted gradually. For instance, you have $500 as your daily bankroll and you gamble with more than $500 moving to $1000 in a day, you are exceeding the bankroll. If you keep repeating that act every time you deposited when you exceed you bankroll then there will be a time when you will get addicted to it. That is how addiction starts and before you know one cant continue with his normal bankroll anymore.

I don't like martingale strategy, because it is very risky and can make you lose more since it gives you false hope of recovering your loss with additional profits, and there is no guarantee that you will win your next game. Whatever strategy that you are using will not last for long, because gambling is based more on luck than skills. I have a specific amount that I use to play as many games as I want so that I can play for long if I want to. Bank roll management should be a gambler priority so that he can enjoy himself whenever he is gambling.