Topic: The Pattern that 99.9% Leads to Bankruptcy: High Rolling on Slots! - page 3. (Read 335 times)

When it comes to gambling it is almost a certainty that you will lose.  That's just the way the odds are set.  If you play long enough, no matter what happens, you will lose.  Sure, you might hit a big win somewhere in there, but it is the anomaly.  The only way to really win when it comes to gambling is to get out ahead.  This is why successful gamblers usually have a dollar amount in their head and if they win that amount they walk away.  Gambling is truly one of the activities where you only win when you walk away.  That isn't to say there aren't those who make riches before walking away, but in the end, it's knowing when to walk away that earns people gambling winnings.

High rolling in GAMBLING is. Progressive betting amount is not considerable for me. Increasing the amount of bet will not increase your chances of winning. Indeed it would flip your total loss however, given that there's no assurance of winning, what's the sense of doing so? Perhaps you already lost $500 from your usual bet of $50 as its base value. Increasing your next bet to $500 will put you in profit if you'd win, question is, would you win? Lack of assurance should be enough for a gambler to not do such thing. Martingale indeed works to some players and to some instances but no consistency has been proven. You are just basically increasing the bet to have bigger rewards, and same thing goes if it turned out to be a losing assumption or bet.Has a point, it really depends on your financial capacity as a gambler. However, nothing's proven even with high rollers' viewpoint. They might have larger bankrolls to increase their betting amount and wait for luck to kick in but for sure it is not a new thing to us seeing rich individual losing almost every properties they have due to their frustrations in gambling. That might be the point of OP, which is for other players to not do the same thing if they fear of losing big amount, which is evident to almost all of us in the first place.

It's not dumb, the amount that those high rolling slots isn't for someone like you anyway, it's definitely built for someone that can afford to lose millions and not bat an eye because they know that they can just make that money as quick as they lose it, that idea isn't dumb, you're not the only customer that's being catered by casinos and those people got a lot of money and they don't like the idea of wasting less money per spin when they can easily waste more using those slots, there's also the fact that those machines make the money laundering done by the casino, more money means the question for taxes are going to be undeniable.

Gambling does not ruin people's lives, but I will say that greed is what ruined their lives. This is because they want to hit the jackpot on slot and they go ×100-×1000 which shows that they are gambling with the amount that they can afford to lose. This does not only apply to slot, but to gamble as a whole.

People that allows gamble to ruin them, were gambling to make profit or they want to use gamble to turn their lives around which will finally lead them to addiction, and they will lack self control over their lives because they want to win back all what they have lost, and hit the jackpot. This will make them go as far as using their properties as collateral, and at the end, they will lose it all and ruin everything. Gambling is good when you gamble responsible, but when you don't gamble responsible it will lead you to frustration.

Wait... Did you just say force people to ruin their lives? Damn, that is allegation on slots providers. People choose to ruin their own life playing without applying caution. These games are fun to play when are you playing it moderately and not trying to chase your lose or being control by greediness. From the example in your post, it's obvious you are allowed greed to control you and after falling for the trap, you end up chasing your loses that will lead to more loses and probably losing your properties too.

But how on this planet will any sane person take loan just to gamble? Like what is their thoughts on gambling? Probably, they thought losing in gambling is just a fallacy and doesn't exit. He used his hand to dig his own grave, it's actually painful to hear things like this but it is good, probably, others would learn from their mistakes and desist from making similar decisions.

Way, way, way, low. Yes, that's a lot of "way". Because that's how it is.
I also bet with just the lowest amount and I don't buy those special features just to double the multiplier or enhance the bonus chances. For me, those are just a waste of money.
$10. All of that was taken from me without a single high multiplier so I tried using another $10 and I said to myself that will be the last. Luckily, I hit a good multiplier and made it to $18 and the itch to bet more will start. So, I tried risking the $8 that I won. Sadly, all of it was gone in an instant, no bonuses came out, the normal multipliers are way too low that it could not cover all your previous bets.
Then the itch to bet the last capital $10 will come again. Telling yourself you might get lucky this time and get a higher multiplier than the first one.
Sadly, nothing came out and everything is gone.
I think that is what is happening to those Youtuber. The itch keeps on coming and they keep on scratching it.

In the past week, I've been watching confessions and sad stories of slot players on YouTube. How did they lose everything, from a motorbike, house, cars, gold, and savings, just to play slots? As a player myself, I can't fathom how this game sucks away so much money and forces people to ruin their lives in a relatively short time. I remember one of the guys got wrecked in less than a week. I thought slots would only ruin someone's life if they were a regular customer and played every day without taking a piss or something.

The reasons may vary from person to person, such as chasing losses, greed, emotions, etc., but the next step they took is all the same, i.e., betting way more than usual. It all begins with the x100 - x1,000 minimum bet that they usually do. For example, I usually bet $0.1/spin, and then x100 - x1,000 means that I bet $10 - $100/spin. That's stupid! One guy took a loan with his house as collateral for $5,000 only to lose it in a few hours.

High rolling in slots is quite dumb in my opinion, since the probability of hitting the x100+ multiplier is too low. Thus, the most feasible strategy is to maximize your number of spins instead of going for YOLO. Thus, if you REALLY need to do martingale shit or progressive betting for whatever dumb reason, 5x from your usual bet is your maximum.