Topic: What's your nice hit to leave the casino. - page 6. (Read 790 times)

Am not unaware of the difficulty that swing with the thought in actualizing it but as we can't say what the day has for us there could be just one lucky day for us among the days we carry on with it.  However in having that mind thought it doesn't warrant us to chase losses because in doing so we will be losing control of how we gamble.  So it's  one thing to have the thought in our head and it's entirely another thing in how we carry on with our gambling too. I don't usually play slot games my best bets are in sports betting and more often than not I have been able to have this thought work out smoothly in my favour but not always. And zs sacrosanct that gamblers should forget not, that gambling is mainly for fun followed by a reword as we play.

To be satisfied with as much as 50x is crazy. In that case you probably never leave
Honestly, if I were to ever ask myself to get half of that (25x my bet), I'd call that unrealistic, unless you only play online dice with dust bets.

I've played a number of real casino games and you usually bet something like $5 and hitting x50 just doesn't happen. You're lucky if you get x5.
As for the second part, winning 50% of your bankroll is more probable. I usually play with at least $100 so getting $50 out of it happens quite often, but it's not something I'd quit playing for, but getting 50x my bet, so 250 in a single hand would be nice. I'd probably have enough for one night with that.

There's no specific exact amount. It surely depends on how much money we currently have the moment we pass by at that casino.

Depending on how much we currently hold at that, we can only think about how much should we put through on that session.

But to tell you honestly and I'm sure most gamblers know and understand the feeling about this, even if we set a fixed amount as part of our plan for that session, there's always a chance to wreck the original and supposed plan because of the temptation to continue regardless if we win or not.

We will have a thinking that; if we win, why should we stop, right? If we lose, we should chase the loss. Same in online gambling.

Well I don't regularly visit local casino shop rather to gamble online, I don't play to win huge amount on any bet I placed rather would only filter out my games and place my bet. I can place a maximum of three bets and minimum of one bet any day I can decide to gamble that much otherwise I don't regularly gamble that much and it's very easy for me to make my choice and decision on what I should hit before leaving the site.

Gambling with a target to achieve will only make me lose control of myself because I have experienced it before. Since then, I never thought about how much I wanted to accomplish in gambling but just gambled. That's better for me because I don't need to chase victory after victory, especially since I rarely win. So instead of making things difficult for myself, I should only gamble as needed so there are no problems after I finish gambling. If I keep pushing to reach the target, I could lose a lot of money, and I want to avoid that happening again. Perhaps someone can really achieve their target to take home.

And I think that's better, it's certain and real that you've managed to get a win even if it's a small amount, but I say it's real, you've got it. It is obviously very different from the expectations that exist in your mind such as big wins that are still illusory and you have not been able to achieve it at all because of course it is not easy in addition there is no guarantee at all for you or anyone to be able to achieve it, if you can then it's just coincidence and luck.

So the point is to change your mindset, don't put excessive expectations there because nothing but this is just a fun activity that if you are lucky then you will be able to get the victory. If you do get it even with a small amount then it's better you immediately make a withdrawal, it's better than you don't get any winnings at all because - because too greedy always want more and finally suffer losses. That's not bad because if you calculate in the long run then maybe that small amount will be very profitable.

Since they plan to checkout when they win a certain amount, they may as well have a certain amount in mind to tell themselves to get out when they lose that amount. That I guess can still be called a discipline as well.

Some gamblers may not have the discipline as they also wouldn't want to stop themselves from winning back losses. It's a go big or go home thing. It could be the determination to win or just impulsive gambling that sometimes they tend to pawn their jewelry so they could play again.

I respect that, I really do. You set a target, and when you hit it, you're out. Very excellent decision. I've seen people, good people, who don't have that discipline. They succeed, fail, succeed, succeed, and eventually lose everything. It is a loop that never ends.

Now, to your question... I've been to a lot of casinos, so if I were to stroll into one, let me tell you... I would certainly aim for a 10x return if it were my first hit. I'm out if I put $100 in and make $1,000. Gone. Exactly like that. Why? For that is a victory, a great victory. You also need to know when to leave. The win is more important than merely the money. It's about feeling like you overcame the odds, even if only temporarily. So tell me, do you possess the self-control to secure a victory? Because winners behave in that way. After winning, they go

And can you truly maintain a win streak every single day without any losses? Because there are times when a stroke of bad luck can strike unexpectedly, and you might end up depleting your entire gambling budget. In some gambling cases, the most common failure is one's inability to control their emotions, particularly the temptation of greed. It's quite common to come across individuals who've exhausted their gambling budget and then gradually increase it to play longer. That's what I mean by those unlucky days.

I'm not particularly fond of slots or roulette, so placing bets on sports matches may only require a one-time visit and no need to linger in the casino. Even if the bets are made online, my budget allocation is clear-cut. Everything is under control.

I have the same thought. It is more lighter to leave a casino with a win even if the winnings is not that big. It is just depending on the mindset that you have. A profit is always a profit and you are not a loser since you gain from the casino no matter how small or large the amount is. If I noticed that I got a consecutive greens without hitting a red, I personally will give up playing and just take home the winnings. Even if I just started because I can somehow get the sense of victory after profiting even for a short period of time, my mind would be screaming easy money in that kind of scenario.

Setting profit goals that the person needs to have to stop playing when they go to a casino, in my opinion, is something dangerous and could make the person addicted. for example when a person gets it into their head that they should win 1000$ and then stops playing and it happens that the person takes 100$ and spends more than 4 hours playing and is winning to the point of having 800$, but as the person has already said in their head that they must have a profit of 1000$, so they will continue playing even if they have to spend 8 hours of time in the casino, and at the end of the day the person will lose all the money they won, this will make the person feel very bad and you will put more money in the casino and this time when you can't win and make $1000 in profit

then the person will start to become obsessed with winning, even when he has no money, he will borrow money to continue gambling and as a result he will be sinking into debt and will become addicted to gambling and will lose everything that took him many years to obtain. . That's why I suggest that people don't set profit goals, don't set goals for the amount of money they must have to stop playing, what people should do and set limits on the time and days they can play

for example, they put something like: they play 3 times a week and only for 2 hours each day and they put a certain maximum amount to play, something like 90$ per week, as they would be playing 3 days a week, so it would be 30$ each day . With this the person would not become addicted and would not be using money that they cannot afford to lose. When the person didn't have extra money to play then they wouldn't play. It is important to be disciplined in gambling and in everything we do in life

A few consecutive winnings even if it's just a small amount can satisfy me, and I decide to immediately stop gambling. So, my winnings will not be taken back by the house. I don't let my emotions get over me, knowing my priorities helps me to set a limit in gambling. As I know that even a small winning in a day, by doing this method regularly, that small winning will be profitable in the long run.

I do gamble with no expectation in casinos, so whenever I’m happy regardless of its amount if its time to go then I’ll go. It’s hard if you always put a target every time you go to casinos since you’ll be more focus on that and you might forget to actually enjoy the game and this could result to a more aggressive approach just to achieve your goal. Making profit in gambling is not guaranteed, so better not to have any target profit because its not easy to achieve.

Not at all because in my case, i dont really expect on something or do really be able to set those kind of limits that on whenever i do able to hit it up then i would completely be stopping on which it is unlikely to happen yet i didnt even experience in my whole gambling career or experience on hitting significant amounts on which its why that i do really just simply play on whatever balance i do have and dont expect on something and just totally enjoying the game.We do all wish for some nice hits.Who doesnt really want on going home on having some smile into their face on which having that
win? All of us, right?

Most of the time, i dont really care on how much i would really be losing on that night.If im lucky then i would end up on having win but most likely
i would really be that making myself greedy and spend it all once again on the time that i've been aiming for more winnings.
Greed is always there which in my case i do really end up on empty pocket most of the time but no worries as long i do only spend on the amount which i can afford to lose.

Depending on the initial capital determination, if it starts from $50, even if it has become a 2x multiplier to $100, sometimes I will leave the casino because that is more than enough, even if I am not satisfied with the game, I will continue, no matter how much I lose, even if I start. he had found a good multiplier.

I don't specify how much you should earn because this is for fun, even if you lose and don't win you shouldn't be disappointed, on the other hand if you win more than 3x - 5x it means today you have been lucky with the game.
Didn't set a specific limit, but we are satisfied enough I will withdraw it.

Unfortunately in my country physical casinos are prohibited, so I can't give an answer about my habits.
However, I believe that people should go to a casino with limits on amounts and time to spend, with the same discipline that they should have in an online casino.

If I went to a casino and won a lot of money in the first 10 minutes, I would certainly still continue playing, as my intention of crossing the border (going to another country) to play would certainly be for fun and not just to make money.
Obviously I would try not to spend all the money I earned from other bets, but I confess that would be complicated

I'm not sure that players have a specific target for how much winning is worth quitting the game immediately. when you get several wins, one, two, or three wins in a row is very good luck. deciding an immediate exit would be good and staying at the table would probably change the situation.
Whatever the value, what is in your pocket is enough to satisfy you. then immediately exit the game and enjoy your victory.

As someone who gambles for fun, I have never thought "If I win this much, I can stop" before gambling. In particular, I'm a gambler who focuses on consuming my entire budget for gambling in general and I don't set a level to stop myself in case of a possible win. Since I never plan when I will stop after making a good winnings in gambling I think that this situation will generally vary depending on my psychology at that moment and my satisfaction level after gambling. Of course, since my budget for gambling in general isn't over the two-digit amount if I get a win in the late three-digit numbers or in the four-digit numbers I will finalize my decision to quit the machine but in such a case, I will withdraw a balance in the range of 80-90% in cash depending on that win and I think I will satisfy my desire to gamble by continuing to gamble with the remaining balance.

In short, although I never have a specific winning target before gambling, I think that in case of a possible high win I will convert a large amount of my balance into cash and continue gambling with the remaining amount. So, especially in the case of a possible high profit due to the fact that I am gambling for fun I don't think that I will definitely stop gambling and leave the table/machine if I haven't satisfied my gambling desire yet.

        -  It depends on the gambler how much money you want to get before you quit gambling. You know that gamblers who experience winning often have the feeling that they will win a large sum of money on the day they win.

But they didn't notice that he had become greedy; instead of stopping, he didn't do it, so in the end, the winning amount was ignored because of the greed that existed. In which is not supposed to be happen.

You see, you have a psychological approach to gambling that is really engrained. Many seasoned gamblers employ this strategy to keep some sort of control in an atmosphere where, let's be honest, control is frequently an illusion. Setting a target amount before you even enter the casino. Absolutely, many people think in this way. Now, to address your issue, the amount that might prompt someone to leave could be extremely arbitrary and closely related to one's level of financial comfort and tolerance for risk.

Some people can decide to leave after making a small profit. Others could see it as a significant windfall. It actually relies on the financial objectives and boundaries of each person. What one person may view as a jackpot may only be a drop in the ocean to another. However, the amount itself isn't the true problem, is it? No matter how alluring the setting of the casino becomes, it's all about discipline and devotion to sticking to that exit strategy.