Topic: What's your slices Luck that would have made you millionaire in gambling? (Read 479 times)

There are no indications, mate, that's for sure. Luck can play a cruel joke with gamblers sometimes. It's actually documented. They can win many times in a row and start thinking that it's their "lucky day" and then when they go all-in they lose everything.


I'm saying "everyone has the same luck" in the sense that we can't know who will be lucky and who will be unlucky in the future. Retrospectively, when a week, a year, a life of two people has ended, we can say who of them was more lucky regarding winning money from gambling during a certain period of time.

Well, we all have enemies and yeah that they can pray for us to get a bad luck but that was still wrong, so I don't think it will work just like that. In fact, they are the ones who are going to get a bad karma for that, while you will be more lucky only for them get more pissed and annoyed at you, haha .

If I understand the other thing that you are saying, you could have ended up as winner if you are awake to cash out before your last game? Well, I'm sorry for that. This is gambling, or should I say life. Sh!t can happen to us no matter what. So, it is important to be careful and do not just follow the others easily just because you think they can.

Betting large amounts is too risky for people who have limited money and risk everything they own just to change their lives in one minute even though in fact gambling is not that easy if everyone bets large amounts of money to get big profits then everyone will be rich and no more gambling that carries the risk of losing because everyone gets the benefits of becoming a millionaire, we have seen many facts that the higher the bet, the higher the risk we will take, we are also not sure whether we will win or not and if the money is a large amount you will only cry and regret if the bet is lost.

Indeed, what the OP said looks like he is rambling, he is trying to incite people by betting large amounts so that they become millionaires in a short time and if there are people who follow what the OP said, that person will take a big risk, it is better not to imitate what he did OP and it's better to just use the money we can afford to bet rather than pursuing the ambition of becoming a millionaire because gambling is not a game that is that easy to make a profit.

I'll just side with those who think this is a made-up story - maybe I'm wrong, but you don't seem like someone who can risk $1000 just like that, and then fall asleep on top of that. When we add to that a friend who (I assume) became a millionaire due to luck at gambling, the matter becomes even stranger.

I could swear that I have already read a slightly modified version of this story, only instead of gambling it was about crypto trading. Therefore, I will just repeat, if you already have a friend who is a millionaire, let him help you a little in life - if you succeed, pay him back the loan with interest.

It is actually very difficult to explain in detail about how luck works, but yes as you said that everyone has luck in his life, but one of the reasons why I say that luck is something that is difficult to explain especially from how it works is because luck has absolutely no certainty and guarantee of anything, or what it means is that you or anyone else will never know about various indications that can confirm that you will be lucky at that time.

On the other hand I can't say that everyone has the same luck because of course as we know that there are some gamblers who manage to get very big wins while there are also some other gamblers who only get small wins, or it is also possible to say that there are some people who don't really lose a lot of money during their gambling and there are also those who lose everything they have such as all the treasures and valuables they have because of the impact of gambling, This means that there is a difference in the number of wins and the impact of the number of losses here but of course the conclusion is that everyone has their own luck in life, but there is absolutely no tool that can measure whether your luck is higher than the luck of others, because the name of luck always comes by "chance" and without any indication at the beginning that can tell you that you will win.

If they wants to earn from gambling, they must double thinks to do that because gambling is not a source of income which they can use to make money. Gambling is not a way to solve poverty but gambling can makes them gets bankrupt immediately if they can't control themselves in gambling. They will not realizes about that because they will gets fun while playing gambling and only knows that their money is gone after playing gambling for some time. When you bet with a big money, that doesn't mean you can wins a lot of money because that depends on how good your luck in gambling so you can't rely on gambling to make money. You will only lose a big money when you bet with big money and that will makes you lose all of your money immediately. Gambling can make you millionaire in life but gambling can also make you bankrupt in the next rounds so you must thinks twice before you decide to playing gambling. If you wants to still playing gambling, you must use limitation and have good self control so you will not waste your money by gets lose.

Everyone's luck is the same as everyone else's. There's no such thing like people whose luck is good always. One time it's good and another time it's bad, and that's how it is for everyone. We can't know in what period of time, luck-wise, we are currently or will be in the future, but retrospectively we can say with some certainty whether it was a lucky day/hour for us or not.


Actually, I think it's possible. You just shouldn't bet more when you want to win more. There are other possibilities, like big multipliers for instance.

Agree, the bigger the money you bet, the bigger the profit you get, but that's if you manage to win, but if the result is the opposite and it turns out it's money you can't afford to lose, meaning it exceeds the limit, then you will start to experience difficulties. If you keep doing it slowly, you won't only experience financial difficulties but become bankrupt, I mean if you can afford to lose tens of thousands of dollars or even more then do what you believe because you want to get more but if you can only afford to lose hundreds of dollars but bet thousands of dollars it means you are making a mistake.
In your case, you don't lose $10,000 but $1000 because $10,000 is just the potential you can get, not the actual profit unless you cash out, so don't regret the $10,000 but the $1000 one.

Huge bets can bring huge profits, but that's short-sighted. What happens when you lose? You're exhausted. Bet optimization is key. This includes weighing risk and return and not betting your entire bankroll on one hand. Financial analysts don't distribute money randomly. They had algorithms, historical data, and other instruments to reduce risk and optimize rewards. A wise gambler should too.

Dropping $800 out of $1,000 on one bet? That's financial suicide, not gambling. Take charge of your finances.  Not a fixed amount, but a percentage of your bankroll. So your bets adjust as you win or lose. Keeping playing long enough to see the real money

Refund and potential win/profit is different. Maybe someone might misunderstood your terms if you're going to use it as is because they're different. And as always, we've got these religious folks that are also praying for their bets to win. It's not different at all from the hypocrite that we see that criticizes other and yet, they also pray. What I am pointing out is in religion, gambling is said to be a negative thing. And about yourself and your friend, don't compare your luck to any of them because you have a different approach and luck, chances.

Your friend might be true that he became millionaire but you know what, in reality, it's very rare to see people become millionaire in gambling unless they're already millionaire and bet with huge amounts. There are instances that gamblers win on a lottery that allows them to win big so, that hope of being millionaire through gambling, give it up and do something meaningful where there is more assurance of reaching your dreams and goals of becoming one.

I'm trying to understand the OP and if it's what I'm thinking then he should change such me mindset, no individual should go into gambling with the mindset of becoming a millionaire or making a fortune from it, gambling is a game of chances it requires of luck and good strategy not like a company where one work to earn weekly income, most people with such mentality have become addicted to it currently.

 The moment one develop a mindset of making a living from gambling they'll always want to participate in gambling very often and the more often one gambles daily, no matter the strategy the individual has, the person is at the risk of becoming very addicted or lose more funds. Gambling should be seen only as a means of entertainment and not as a means of financial breakthrough.

You need to understand that what you think is the only way one can become a millionaire through gambling is also what can make one go broke in gambling in no time. Higher bets mean higher wins, there is no doubt about that, but higher bets also mean higher losses which means that if you win a bet where you have staked a lot of money, you win a lot of money, and if you lose that bet, you lose a significant amount.

Even if you are into sports betting which isn't generally based on luck, you shouldn't stake a lot of money on your bets because if you lose the bet which is always a possibility, you are not going to be able to recover that money because you can do that only if you have a good budget left behind, if you have $1,000 as your bankroll and lose $800 in a single bet, you can barely be able to make it back with just $200 because for that, you will need to win consecutive games.

Well everything translates into betting more money, risking a lot more money and thus winning more, I understand that logic and I don't object, there are also cases in which people risk a lot of money and are not lucky enough to win it all. So when they start searching they are left empty-handed and continue with their lives, without money and without a way to recover, I know that the management of the game is good, but sometimes greed breaks the bag, and that's it, Well, I think If you bet with little money, you win well, do you lose? Well, you don't lose as much money and there is money left to make another bet, which is better if you always have a positive balance in your bets, unless the positive is greater than the negative.

Face this thought that gambling can make someone rich, it is definitely a very dangerous thought, when we gamble we should not think about profits and getting rich. see that even if you kept making multibet bets with odds of 10x and placing 1000$ you would still not be rich if you got it right, you would end up with 10,000$, but if you were wrong 10 times, you would have lost 10,000$, in the long run if you continued betting with 1000 You could eventually have losses of over $100,000 and even if you were right sometimes, it wouldn't do any good, it wouldn't make you profitable.

here in my country I see many people using the following strategy when they place sports bets: they choose 16 to 30 games with good odds and games in which they are very confident that they can get it right, so they make multibet bets and with that they get an odd bet of more than 100x and place little money, and if they get it right, then in the next multibet bet they make, they choose 16 to 30 teams again and double the value of the bet in relation to the bet the first time, this allows them to It takes a long time for them to be at a loss if they have a series of defeats, a victory recovers all their losses and guarantees a profit. but that doesn't make them rich

Everyone who gambles also knows that the more they risk their money in gambling, the more profits they get, but once again, this game does not provide a guaranteed win and only lucky people can get the benefits of becoming millionaires. Someone has to take risks great if you want to become a millionaire but if you fail they will fall even deeper because they have risked a large amount of money, and I think not all gamblers dare to take action like this even though inside they also want to become successful in an instant because gambling itself is full of the risk of losing. and rarely do I see anyone who becomes a millionaire in the process of gambling.

I would never dare to risk big money to become a millionaire even though I really want that too, because risking big money for me is quite stressful and will make me uneasy. And many other gamblers on this forum have also said that it is better gambling with cold money which means we can afford to lose the money we have used for gambling if we bet money we cannot afford to lose we will regret it in the end if the bet loses.

Out of 100 people there might be only 1 person who'll get lucky and become millionaire by increasing the amount of bets, but the number of people who will most likely going to get bankrupt after doing so is for sure 100x than those who makes it.
It's just a really terrible idea for someone who is aiming to become millionaire through gambling. There are a lot of ways to achieve it, but gambling is one of the worse way to get it.

I agree with you that in order to make big money on gambling you need to increase your bets. But it is much more important to make the right bets, slowly but waiting for the right moment.
It is also worth noting that if you always raise your bets, sooner or later you will still make the wrong choice and your money will go away. Therefore, it is equally important to distribute risks, but bet all your money on one event.
I think that if you want to become a millionaire through gambling, then this is not the best idea that could come to your mind. I know a lot of people who lost a lot of money gambling and I don’t know a single millionaire who made his money gambling. This does not mean that there are no people who became millionaires from gambling, but it does mean that there are much fewer of them than losers.

That's right, becoming a millionaire by gambling is a very small chance because the chances of winning are smaller than the chances of losing are true, even though they increase the number of bets does not mean that it is a way for them to get a sure win, nor because they want to lose. But indeed by increasing the number of bets of course the risk of losing money is even greater, there is no guarantee or provision by increasing the number of bets will make us able to get a win and become a millionaire, it is very unlikely to happen. With those who use high bet amounts I think they are impatient for the big win they want to get, so that's the risky action they take.
I think with those who bet on gambling using a high amount of tang bets it can make them addicted, maybe even addicted to gambling so they are aggressive in gambling. Of course, losses will dominate more than wins, so it is likely that they will only experience more frequent losses.

I am also too careful in games and proceed from the fact that I want not to lose too much of my deposit, and then on everything else. Of course, when I see that a large jackpot is being played out, I read all the conditions and rules and, after thinking, decide to take part in it or not. If I'm not mistaken, there are even jackpot hunters and they play at a time when the jackpot has not been won for a long time. It’s probably worth taking into account, but usually if many people know about one thing, then it won’t work. In short, I’m not sure that I can win a million or more, because I place too few bets and sometimes I think that maybe I should increase the amount.

From your description, I assume you are talking about a football game. If that's right, you had the chance to have cashed out the $10k, which you said was the refunds, but you wanted all the games to play out, so even if you were awake and did not cash out, you would still lose the bet. The opportunity you had to win $10k out of the $1k that was lost is also gone. Sorry, man, you are a real gambler, but if you had gotten the first cash out, that might have been the huge win you will archive after a long time.