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Title: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Outhue on November 20, 2023, 11:42:12 AM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.



Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Oshosondy on November 20, 2023, 11:46:33 AM
I have not heard about this before. My gambling y friends and I that are gambling all know that the more you stay gambling the more likely you will lose more. If you gamble with a bigger amount, either you win or loss just quit for the day. But to prolong your gambling time, use small amount and enjoy but there is nothing like jackpot unless you just have the luck.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: avp2306 on November 20, 2023, 11:53:09 AM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.


Maybe they should know what is the intention of the people giving that advices since they are giving that advices so they can influence those people think about quitting to continue to gamble.

But there's nothing near with that since winning a jackpot is base on luck and that will not matter on how long or how much money you spent. A responsible gambler should know on when to quit since winning a jackpot is hard so if they are in losing side better if they quit since deciding to continue will result to worse situation on their side.

Much better if they consider gambling as a for of entertainment so that they will not compete with anyone but instead they should enjoy their own games without worrying anything or anyone. Its good to quit while we still have money on hand rather than deciding to do that when we lose everything since with that its hard to recover.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: HelliumZ on November 20, 2023, 11:58:00 AM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?
Jackpot is possible to win but it is not easy to win Jackpot. If someone is always betrayed jackpot after adding extra greed, then once he could be gone. I do not give any such advocacy for many because many people have Jackpot that he could get bankrupt for all the time to betray him. If someone adds to Jackpot all the time, then his advisor should never follow because the jackpot winning is a dream for a tuberh that does not easily catch or become reality.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Dewi Aries on November 20, 2023, 12:12:48 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?
Jackpot is possible to win but it is not easy to win Jackpot. If someone is always betrayed jackpot after adding extra greed, then once he could be gone. I do not give any such advocacy for many because many people have Jackpot that he could get bankrupt for all the time to betray him. If someone adds to Jackpot all the time, then his advisor should never follow because the jackpot winning is a dream for a tuberh that does not easily catch or become reality.

Winning the jackpot is very difficult, and you know why? because the casino will not let you easily multiply your money because what the casino prioritizes is profit for themselves and the jackpot will be given occasionally when the gamblers  have started to give up enough in pursuit of victory, nothing but it will be very useful to restore the spirit of the gamblers so that they return with high spirits along with the wrong mindset. In the event that you've got a lot of time on your hands, you're going to want to make sure that you've got a good idea of what you're getting yourself into.

Winning in gambling is always a difficult thing to get, but not completely, I would say it's easy to get if you sacrifice dozens of tries with some of your money just to get the occasional jackpot, and if you have got it I suggest you  to calculate the amount of money you have deposited with the amount of winnings is it balanced? I'm sure usually the number of losses will not be able to be covered just by getting one jackpot, just think about it, it's not a win but the casino returns your money that has previously lost several times, and it's hard to even break even, that's obvious.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: piebeyb on November 20, 2023, 12:13:15 PM
In my opinion, this advice seems a bit strange if someone advises you because you don't play gambling more often so you don't win the game, even though he himself has never been rich and won a lot of money from gambling, it sounds funny but the fact is the same as my friend who Previously, a gambler often advised me like that, but now he has stopped gambling because he was desperate not to feel a big win so his money ran out and he stopped gambling.

The good thing is that when people realize that it will make them addicted, it's best not to continue. Fortunately, my friend stopped gambling because he was broke and I still gamble, although rarely like you because I only gamble on the weekends, besides, don't take gambling too seriously, enjoy every game. by considering it as entertainment rather than a source of income.  ;)


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: stadus on November 20, 2023, 12:22:31 PM
We have different approaches to gambling. If you believe gambling is just for fun, then you should stick with that. That means you only have to gamble occasionally since you are not serious about gambling. On the other hand, those gamblers who aim to win in the long run will gamble more to gain experience, improve their skills, and increase their chances of winning the jackpot.

However, we should all have one common attitude, and that is to be disciplined while gambling and spend only what we can afford. While we may differ in strategy and the amount of bankroll, we are guided by the same principle to minimize the risk.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: passwordnow on November 20, 2023, 12:26:50 PM
That is part of regret that we're sharing to the ones that seems so close yet too far. It's like that we want to make someone into the entertainment that we want to have. But because of our incapacity and we're not having that much bankroll, when we're interested to someone who's gambling and we want to be a spectator. We tell that person that he/she is too close and that's the advice that those gamblers have that intention to see someone either keep going as they're fun to watch or usually someone that they just want to lose a lot of money. And very seldom someone who wants to see a gambler succeed and win with his bets.

And to those gamblers that have always received a tip whether they will proceed or not. You know yourselves, you know your capacity and how much you can afford to lose. Don't be too dependent to those people that you need to hear them out with anything they say. Because at the end of it, it's going to be your money that will be put into risk and whether it win or lose, the risk you're going to take from it is together with your money and not by the other gamblers that are telling you to do this or that.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: invo on November 20, 2023, 12:39:03 PM
Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.
It depends on the situation. If you are the type of gambler who knows the importance of bankroll management, most likely, this is applicable. If you are the type of gambler who bet an amount based on your emotion, the money you have will only be lost the longer you stay on betting.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Wiwo on November 20, 2023, 12:41:13 PM
I haven't hard of this before and no gambler wants to advise the other to gamble more as long as perceiving that the next bet will be the jackpot and much also most of the time we look out for the fact that being too excessive will only lead to more loses and this has been the most acclaimed slogans in the market today.

So for sure, you shouldn't chase the jackpot to avoid a bad experience because the most important thing is to have some balance in your ratio of winning vs losing time.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Yogee on November 20, 2023, 12:41:21 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.
What I often hear people say is that you won't win the lottery if you don't buy a ticket. A follow up to that would be the more you buy then the more chances of winning. It's not exactly the same but I think the same concept applies. Is it wrong for them to say that? Not really. You can win the jackpot with just one or a few tries since it's a game based on luck but the odds are most likely lower.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Crypt0Gore on November 20, 2023, 12:53:57 PM
It's possible to win the jackpot after few tries but the question is are you capable of risking that much money? How much are you making per week? If you can afford it then there is no problem, those who are advising other gamblers to keep gambling because their luck might be around the corner are doing it wrong, all gamblers are build differently, they should have completed the sentence with if you can afford to lose the money.

The reason why I gamble only when I have spare money is because of how much I am making per week, some times I don't have spare money for gambling and if my mind is all set on gambling there will be a problem, I won't be able to do some things that I normally do when I gamble less in a week.

If I start making more money per week then it will be easier for me to increase the rounds of my gambling in a week, because I am making more money, what you can afford to lose is what should do the talking, I hope those who took such advice know what they are doing.

It's not entirely a bad advice but honestly, this isn't an advice for every gamblers, they can easily take this advice in a wrong way, thinking they need to start throwing every penny they have at gambling because they don't know when their luck is closer.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Accardo on November 20, 2023, 01:08:27 PM
It may have worked for them, but it's possible. Although, the risk is very high, as the problem with players who chase losses is this kind of advice. If it doesn't sit right with you, no need adhering to such an instruction. Though it's rare, I've experienced it myself. Also have read a thread on this section about a player that used this method to gain back all his lost that day in gambling. The disadvantage remains that the losses may continue until you lose all your funds. I think you should stop gambling when, within, you're done. Playing more out of the idea of others is at your own risk.

We have different approaches to gambling. If you believe gambling is just for fun, then you should stick with that. That means you only have to gamble occasionally since you are not serious about gambling. On the other hand, those gamblers who aim to win in the long run will gamble more to gain experience, improve their skills, and increase their chances of winning the jackpot.

However, we should all have one common attitude, and that is to be disciplined while gambling and spend only what we can afford. While we may differ in strategy and the amount of bankroll, we are guided by the same principle to minimize the risk.

It's all about individual experience, nobody is expected to be like others in gambling. The concept is to reach our goal, why we are participating in games. Those chasing profits, still doesn't have a certain strategy to hit the jackpot. If not we all would have been playing more than we should to hit jackpot. Players still limit their gambling duration everyday and still achieve more wins. Therefore, no advice in gambling is irrelevant, anything works in gambling. It's now left for players to stick to the plan they think is best for them. Because whatever outcome the follows, the player would suffer it alone. Nobody would be there to help him on that. So, it's like a duty to be careful on the decisions we take. Other player's technique should be exclusively left for them to use, while we devise ours and play with it. Nothing is more painful like blaming some other person for our misfortune. It's better we blame our self.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: livingfree on November 20, 2023, 01:18:15 PM
When someone says you are one step closer, ask them on how they have known that you are one step closer.

It is because that it is their bare opinion that you are near to win the jackpot but, there is no actual basis about it as they only want you to gamble more.

And so, if you are a gullible person and believes with those advises given to you then you are likely to lose more if you do not know how to have and execute your own decision.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Gozie51 on November 20, 2023, 01:35:44 PM

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.


That is merely a fallacy base on what they think is working for certain people but it is not a general agreement by gamblers. Maybe they have stayed longer and have won couple of times but no, it is not about constantly playing or consistently playing but how lucky you be in your bet.

There are people whose first time bet has brought to them winning that they never expected while there are also people that have played all through their lives without winning. This has happened in soccer bet where I know certain people who are talking of stopping gambling because they are not really making profit despite how much they bet. So it is not about how long you bet but how efficient your bet is in winning.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Jawhead999 on November 20, 2023, 01:42:37 PM
I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.
Lol what a savage you did to him. :D

Sometime they say it was a joke and don't need to take it seriously, however in this case I think seriousness is your character, that's why you answered him objectively and not answer it as a joke.

However there's a chance if he want to see you're lose a lot money as he might be a person who don't like other people is more successful than him.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Natsuu on November 20, 2023, 01:42:44 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

Definitely not. The outcome of each gamble is independent so quitting early doesn't increase your chances of winning the jackpot. It's a misconception known as the gambler's fallacy. Each game is a new event with its own odds.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.
Youre right about this, OP. Haha I mean its just basic to challenge the notion of consistent wealth through gambling because it can prompt reflection on its practicality. Just like your friend, he is aware of it but denying it. It's important to encourage responsible attitudes toward gambling and highlight the risks involved. Only bet what you can afford.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Fiatless on November 20, 2023, 01:44:19 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?
I have heard gamblers make such statements but I believe that it is just a motivation not to quit gambling because your lucky day might be close. There are cases where gamblers quit gambling out of frustration due to constant losses. This saying is like an encouragement to keep gaming because quiting early is not an option.

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This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.
Maybe this advice was misinterpreted because spending more time or money on casinos doesn't guarantee winning. Taking a break helps to improve concentration and also gives bettors the privilege to evaluate their gambling activity or experience.

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One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.
Everybody is entitled to his own opinion. This might be his own experience but this is not the correct position. Constant gambling might also lead to ceaseless losses. Gambling might not be favourable every time so there is always a need to follow a budget.

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To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling every time for all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.
Your gambling view is correct. It shouldn't be seen as a source of income because it is unpredictable. It is possible to be rich gambling but we shouldn't rely on it to get rich because big wins come once in a while. I liked the question you asked him, at least it showed that his beliefs are invalid assumptions.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: masulum on November 20, 2023, 01:51:09 PM
Actively playing does not guarantee you will get the jackpot. The most important thing is luck. In fact, from my experience, I once hit the jackpot when I hadn't actively played for several weeks. The assumption that you will get the jackpot if you actively play cannot be a reference for anyone. Focus on your own abilities, don't let wrong advice bringing you to the bigger loss, and making you as a gamblers who can no longer control yourselves, expecially if you wants to quit to gambling.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: cabron on November 20, 2023, 01:53:33 PM
It's sort of a joke but somehow there is a truth to it. I heard of the story of a man who kept coming back to the lottery booth every day same number combination hoping it would one day win. When the time he finally come to realize he isn't winning, that's the time his number combination comes up. He regretted he didn't go to the booth that day.

Like they say, quitters never win.  ;D

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Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Juse14 on November 20, 2023, 02:00:43 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

When you are still gambling, you still have the opportunity to get it (Jackpot). However, winning in gambling is not something that we can predict with certainty that we will get a big win in the next game. A big win in gambling is something we can't predict, and being able to get that win is something we can't expect.
And the more often we gamble, the more often we will lose. So just keep playing naturally, don't be too ambitious about getting the jackpot, because when your luck comes, you will get it. Don't hope too much for something that we are not sure we will get.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: AbuBhakar on November 20, 2023, 02:00:50 PM
One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

Technically, he is telling the truth because you are indeed increasing your chance of winning if you play more often because you will have more shot than casually playing but you can always win huge jackpot in few try but it all depends on luck. So if we use statistics then betting more often is really the best way to hit jackpot.

The only concern with this is how long can your bankroll last until you hit the jackpot. That’s why gambling should be use only for entertainment because we have limited bankroll and chasing jackpot is impossible to do with limited try.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: moneystery on November 20, 2023, 02:10:39 PM
just ask yourself, is it worth it to spend all that money just to get a jackpot that you're not sure you'll get? and see how your financial condition is, is it getting worse? or how? so it all depends on you, whether you want to accept such advice or not at all.

but personally, it's better for me to step back than to continue something where i won't be sure whether i get it or not. it's true that many people say that it's too early for you to get out because maybe some other game you can get the jackpot. but i think logically because if i play too much i might destroy my finances in the future and that might have a more severe impact. so instead of that happening it's better for me to stop and try again some time in the future.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Razmirraz on November 20, 2023, 02:12:46 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?
This is not advice, but an obsession to cheer yourself up when an unfortunate situation occurs. The situation you described is when a gambler wants to stop when luck is not on their side, then adrenaline driven by positive hormones transfers to their mind to continue playing because they are almost close to winning the jackpot. This is a hallucination that has no basis, the Jackpot is a mystery in the game because no one will ever guess when they will get the jackpot.

Even though all gamblers are aware that the Jackpot is very possible to win, there is a 0.0% chance that it can be won in a game. The jackpot is luck and generosity on the part of the casino, they will randomly select different slot machines to entice gamblers to continue playing when one of them has won the Jackpot.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: topbitcoin on November 20, 2023, 02:20:03 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?


Getting Jackpot in the gambling that we do, of course, this is a great hope for everyone who is involved in the world of gambling. However, this is something that cannot be expected, because to get the jackpot is more difficult than what we thought before.

In the event that you're looking to get a great deal in gambling, indeed we have to do it and it's fine, because after all we want to feel like what others get. as long as this is not done excessively. because Don't let it be because we are too ambitious to get a win, making us stupid because we continue to expect the win and leave what is your obligation and also job. And if what we are looking for is profit, then you are misplaced because gambling does not seem to give us profit at all, unless we are really lucky to get it.



Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: BitcoinPanther on November 20, 2023, 02:24:54 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

It is partially true, the reason behind is that, the more a person play the more chance of hitting the jackpot.  If one person quit then he will not have a chance of hitting the jackpot.  It is as simple as that.

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This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

The gambler can have more chance of hitting what they aimed for if they spend more time in the casino but it does not mean that they will be in positive bankroll since they will suffer more losses the longer or the more frequent they are into gambling.

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One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

Gambling result is random and the longer and frequent stay to play does not guarantee that a person will win on his session.  So the one they told you is one of the fallacy of gambling.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: mirakal on November 20, 2023, 02:26:04 PM
 This is only true to those who are still newbies in gambling. Even myself I have also rely on that advice when I was still very eager to win and very greedy in gambling, until such time that I experienced only huge losses but never gained significant profits. That's when I realized that gambling too much is never good at all. Instead of pushing yourself to win the jackpot prize, you will only end up in deep gambling addiction. And that's the situation that I really want to avoid as much as possible.

The casino house has really no intention to make us win and hit the jackpot prize, no matter how often we gamble. Remember that gambling is a business, and they will only profit if they see us losing. So never take this advice because it will only push you to your limits in gambling, that is losing everything you have and seeing yourself struggle with gambling addiction. If there are instances that you win, its because you got lucky that time but remember your luck only happens once or twice, and after that you will keep on losing again until all the profits has returned to the casino house once again.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: mu_enrico on November 20, 2023, 02:41:45 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.
Well, if one step out of 100,000+ steps counts then yes.
IIRC, I've read somewhere about a slot machine that after someone wins the jackpot, it takes more than five years to produce the same result again. Imagine how many people play that machine, different people come and go, and there will be only one winner. How much money was burned? how many hours of people wasted? Sometimes the winner is a "happy-go-lucky" guy who only plays for the lol with a $20 budget ;D

The lesson of the above story is that it depends on your LUCK... you can waste your whole life gambling but if luck isn't on your side, you'll never touch the jackpot.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: rahmad2nd on November 20, 2023, 02:45:30 PM
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To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.


Basically it all comes back to the way a person thinks, in this case our discussion is on gambling. I mean, every person/gambler has their own mindset and that includes you. everyone thinks according to their limits and abilities, some are like what you said in this thread. Likewise with your way of thinking. The point is, we cannot impose our mindset on someone, unless that someone tries to have a discussion and exchange opinions. Even then, it is not certain that someone will fully accept the opinion or idea that you say. So, it's better to just let them have their own way and you have your own way. Unless someone is a relative or close friend, then you can provide a little understanding. with conditions, without imposing your guidelines in gambling.

Well, I completely agree and agree with the points you said. Gambling is a form of entertainment in today's era, and we need media to carry out gaming sessions by preparing money as a tool. thus, we can play the game we want. For the last point, you should be able to answer it yourself. or, assume with the guidelines that you understand regarding gambling. winning and losing is part of gambling, rich or poor in gambling is also the same. if we are not lucky, it means we cannot be rich.
Anyway, the people who get rich from gambling are only a small portion of the gamblers who end up poor.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Oasisman on November 20, 2023, 02:49:53 PM
I guess it's partially true LOL! Because the more you frequent you gamble the more chances you're hitting the jackpot. However, we all know hitting some jackpots only has very little chances. So, the question here is, is it really worth the try? You might win the Jackpot, but the amount of money accumulated for your losses might just be enough for the Jackpot prizes to reimburse your losses or worse not even enough to take back all your losses or not once you're even winning.
That actually is a devil's whisper, if someone falls for it will most probably end up empty handed.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Helena Yu on November 20, 2023, 03:13:17 PM
It's a good decision because you can control yourself despite the intervention from your friend. Even you're a hardcore gambler who use every money you earn (but you can still able to survive and feed yourself), but your friend keep advising to not gamble all of your money, it's not a problem if you don't want to listen to him since life is a choice.

Like they say, quitters never win.  ;D

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But, there's a chance quitting is the best decision. :P

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Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Yamifoud on November 20, 2023, 03:23:54 PM

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.


Perhaps, that is true because if we really have to clearly understand the meaning of gambling, it is just having a 50/50 chance of winning which we don't have any control. Unlike investment where we can lead its direction to positive results and bigger chances of earning a profit while gambling doesn't offer such a thing aside from getting entertained. As we choose to gamble, we accept the fact that we are doing this to enjoy playing, not with the aim of winning the prize. But somehow, what is on our minds is that we gamble as we hope to multiply our money and become rich instantly.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: o48o on November 20, 2023, 03:46:37 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.
No, it's a horrible advice. Most likely you just end up losing your money.
Of course there's a change you could make your money back and sometimes you do. That's why that belief exists. Sometimes people played more and got their money back, and you hear about those. You however don't hear as much about those people who lose everything because they tried to make their money back. That's not as catchy rumor, and many people rather tells stories about winning then losing. Especially if they are in denial about gambling.

And if that happens to you (that you needed to play more to get your money back), you easily start to believe that's a thing. Because it's easy way out, and justifies you to gamble more.

Imho anyone in deep loss should take a brake, go jogging or something and try their luck another time. Gambling with adrenaline in your veins rarely brings good results.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: coin-investor on November 20, 2023, 03:57:10 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?
This is very popular here in our country friend taunts his friends when they've lost and don't want to return or continue playing this is one way to motivate him but unfortunately, it always backfires, I learned my lesson that when playing don't listen to friends when it comes to stopping and continuing

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This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.
I used to believe this until I got busted a lot, it's a big lesson for me to stop when I feel I should stop

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One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.
This is so wrong you should be the one to set the time when you want to play and where you want to play, either they hate you or they are ignorant they want you to become addicted and these are the friends not worth keeping.



Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Westinhome on November 20, 2023, 03:59:15 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.



Actually it was depend on you,because it depend on the time which you get into the jackpot.If you are new gambler it was sure that it's hard to make the big jackpot at the starting range.So it may be happened if you are the luck gambler and you was liked by the god of gambling.It was undefined game in the gambling,many millionaire became the poor person and the poor person became the billionaire it was only based on your luck in the gambling sites.If the gambler involved in the gambling he should pray for their win to the gambling sites.The gambler also create their own tactics side by the side of the prayer for the big win in the gambling sites.I had many friends who got rich using their involvement to the gambling sites for the couple of years and wait for the big win from the gambling sites.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: robelneo on November 20, 2023, 04:17:22 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot



I will never advise my friend or anyone that they are one step closer to winning, because I'm not a fortune letter and I will just pick up a fight if he blames me for telling him these lies, and you should never listen to this kind of people who give you this kind of advice.
Unless they give you, not a loan money to play.

It's your money so you should be the one to decide what's good for you, some people just want to ruin your life and you will know who are and who are not your friends by the advice they give you.
 


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Accardo on November 20, 2023, 04:25:20 PM
It's a good decision because you can control yourself despite the intervention from your friend. Even you're a hardcore gambler who use every money you earn (but you can still able to survive and feed yourself), but your friend keep advising to not gamble all of your money, it's not a problem if you don't want to listen to him since life is a choice.
But, there's a chance quitting is the best decision. :P

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Hey mate, why did you spoil this famous meme  ;D it's just funny you changed the whole perspective behind the meme, with something as smelly as that. How would someone drop that in a cave, how possible?. However, giving up can be an option. Because sometimes things won't work and the more we try to make it work, the energy invested in it would be wasted. It's also good to go for a break and try something else. It's an example of failing, because others fail. You'd see a group of gamblers following the same procedure. Despite losing out on it, because they know it's what others are doing, giving it a second thought won't cross their mind. Gambling is a free niche, and people are allowed to have different ideas and techniques that'll be favorable to them. Why would a gambler listen to his friends, regarding an advise they aren't comfortable practicing. It's better we follow a skill coined out or devised by us, and take the glory or blame, if it does or doesn't work. Those people advising OP, if they weren't losing more, trying to win big, would they have gotten the chance to talk to him about their strategy? They want him to lose with them, believing it's the only way to hit a jackpot. Gambling technique should be personal. Even the professionals don't really release their strategies to newbies that buy their books. They'll always tell their readers to figure out a way to go about their own skill, as theirs, the professionals, would be hard to understand. Why is it so, because nobody wants to be blamed for the loss of another gambler.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on November 20, 2023, 04:32:04 PM
Different people have different reasons as to why they are gambling, for some, they are gambling to win the jackpot, and for others, they are just gambling to pass time.

For those who are gambling to win the jackpot, it is possibly true that constant gambling could help increase the gamblers chances of winning that max win they are looking for, someone who really wants gold must keep digging, giving up when you have not found gold simply means you weren't ready in the first place, after all, we all know that nothing good comes easy, even though some people still get lucky and win the jackpot with very little efforts, but for those who are not so lucky, they must keep trying as long as winning the jackpot of the ultimate goal, the only thing I advice is that the gambler should make sure the jackpot is worth the stress.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: junder on November 20, 2023, 04:33:14 PM
I guess it's partially true LOL! Because the more you frequent you gamble the more chances you're hitting the jackpot. However, we all know hitting some jackpots only has very little chances. So, the question here is, is it really worth the try? You might win the Jackpot, but the amount of money accumulated for your losses might just be enough for the Jackpot prizes to reimburse your losses or worse not even enough to take back all your losses or not once you're even winning.
That actually is a devil's whisper, if someone falls for it will most probably end up empty handed.

I'm sure you'll at least be able to get the jackpot you've always wanted but maybe the amount can't be known whether it's big or not too big, but on the other hand what you have to remember is how much money you've lost to get one jackpot? I'm sure you also don't know about that, right? Of course, because the final result is always unpredictable along with the amount.

Basically, even though it is a victory, it is not impossible that the victory cannot cover all the capital you have spent. So actually it is your own money buddy that you have sacrificed to find victory, so therefore do not be too excessive when you get a win if indeed it can not reach break-even. Sometimes the defeat of gamblers can really be treated with just one win, but in fact that amount is still not enough to break even. Therefore we should not overdo the funds chasing victory, there is no point and it is better to gamble for pleasure without expecting too much victory.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: YOSHIE on November 20, 2023, 04:45:35 PM
I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.
I have a friend who is addicted to gambling, he gambled long before I knew about gambling, there are many challenges he has faced, starting to become interested in stopping gambling, betting once a week and so on is all he wants to do, but till date I don't see him really getting glory in gambling or quit, he continued gambling until now.

As far as I know, everyone who is involved in the world of gambling is always accompanied by luck, if his fate is really lucky on his part he will make real money and wealth for him, unfortunately it only happens to 1-2 people, the rest are a disaster, it is precisely the destruction that they achieve.

Whatever sequence gamblers face, it cannot be separated from luck, whether they receive advice or something else, it is clear that gambling is not something that can be given advice, gambling comes and goes of its own accord.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Issa56 on November 20, 2023, 04:50:27 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?
That's what addicted gamblers do to deceive themselves. They do use that to motivate themselves. They have the belief that if you don't give up on gambling, you will end up winning a big amount, but I don't think nobody knows when they will hit the jackpot or not. But they keep on believing that if they keep on gambling, then they are going to win, but if they give up, then all the money they have wasted is gone, and they won't be able to get it back in any way, so they do motivate themselves not to give up.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.
They are trying to set traps for you, the best thing you should do is not listen to them. If you keep on gambling constantly, don't be surprised that you will keep on losing. There is a level when you will find it difficult to quit because you will want to win back your losses, and when you try to win back your losses, then you are already getting everything wrong because addiction is already setting in.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: TheUltraElite on November 20, 2023, 04:53:52 PM
That one step closer is a myth and it is part of the gambler's delusions.

One roll to the jackpot does not mean anything. Every roll is unique and hitting the conditions of the jackpot is a one in a million chances. By betting more you are not increasing your oods but only losing more.

At the end of the session you might end up winning the jackpot but at what cost? Maybe losing twice the jackpot trying to chase it?

Hence these type of thoughts need to rationalized but addicted gamblers cannot do that.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: electronicash on November 20, 2023, 05:06:30 PM

despite the advice to quit a lot of gamblers though are still up to get that jackpot. they have considered that advice many times but sometimes it is just too tempting to keep betting. especially when you are promoting a casino yourself and your fee goes right in the casino. but if you just keep losing, it's best to just stop and promote the casino. at least you are still making money that way than losing in gambling.  just keep the coin as an investment instead.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Hispo on November 20, 2023, 05:06:31 PM
That is a very well documented and sadly a very popular gambling myth and sadly it is one of the reasons some many gamblers cope with losses, trying to keep playing and wait for that jackpot to appear and change their life.
Actually if that myth had some truth linked to it all gamblers are supposed to do to get their jackpot would be to quit or consider to quit and then gamble again in order to score that huge amount of money. :P

Stadistically there is no proof gamblers are closer to their big win when they consider to quit their addiction/hobby. It is one of the reasons all gamblers are supposed to have a basic understanding of law of probability.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: gabbie2010 on November 20, 2023, 05:11:01 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

Fellow gamblers use those statement to encourage themselves that statement is not a guarantee of hitting any jackpot or close to winning it, of course some gamblers would feel motivated by those words to continue to gamble especially addicted ones they would even make some references of some previous winner who never quit until they hit a jackpot unfortunately that is not true instead that would add more salt to the wound getting more addicted because the chances of winning is very slim especially lottery though if they continue to gamble with what they can afford to lose I believe that is very reasonable.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Docnaster on November 20, 2023, 05:12:26 PM

despite the advice to quit a lot of gamblers though are still up to get that jackpot. they have considered that advice many times but sometimes it is just too tempting to keep betting. especially when you are promoting a casino yourself and your fee goes right in the casino. but if you just keep losing, it's best to just stop and promote the casino. at least you are still making money that way than losing in gambling.  just keep the coin as an investment instead.
One opinion I've always maintained in this this gambling thread is that advising a gambler who's not made up his mind to quit gambling is definitely a waste of time because just immediately after the advice, he'll still continue his gambling activities because gambling is an engagement that can't be easily stopped unless the gambler makes up his mind to do so.
Wether a gambler is addicted in gambling or not, I don't think anyone's opinion or advice can make him stop his gambling engagements


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Ruttoshi on November 20, 2023, 05:22:45 PM
I will say that such gamblers uses those words to encourage themselves after a big loss, so that they can continue chasing their loss. Again it is a say that they use to encourage themselves to continue gambling as long as they have not yet exhausted all their bankroll.

This is a bad advice or say because gambling is based on luck and no one knows which game is the lucky game or which day will be your lucky day. It is people that see gambling to be what can change their poverty state, that will think this way because they just want to have false hope that they will hit it big through gambling. If that day is your lucky day, you might just play one game that will hit the jackpot, and if it is not your lucky day, you will play more than 100 rounds and no win.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: acroman08 on November 20, 2023, 05:25:35 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?
it is not good advice if used to motivate someone to gamble, but it is good advice if it is used to motivate yourself or someone to achieve you or their goal(of course if it doesn't involve gambling). I've heard this being used in gyms by trainers, they usually say "you are one step closer to your goal, do not quit now".

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.
he got angry or got defensive, didn't he? ahaha.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: AmoreJaz on November 20, 2023, 05:31:09 PM
I will say that such gamblers uses those words to encourage themselves after a big loss, so that they can continue chasing their loss. Again it is a say that they use to encourage themselves to continue gambling as long as they have not yet exhausted all their bankroll.

This is a bad advice or say because gambling is based on luck and no one knows which game is the lucky game or which day will be your lucky day. It is people that see gambling to be what can change their poverty state, that will think this way because they just want to have false hope that they will hit it big through gambling. If that day is your lucky day, you might just play one game that will hit the jackpot, and if it is not your lucky day, you will play more than 100 rounds and no win.

definitely not a good piece of advice. but i guess, we all know it already. most of the time, we are only in denial, hence, we are continuously playing, just to chase further losses. if you are betting on luck-based games, we are only subjecting ourselves to more losses. unless, you are in poker or sports betting where you practically live and breath a particular sports, you have your real chance of recovering those losses. otherwise, you need to slap yourself with the reality that this is gambling and you need to accept the fact that you are at a loss and just call it a day for most of your sessions.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Slow death on November 20, 2023, 05:37:56 PM
I've seen this kind of thing here in my country, people buy lottery tickets every day, when they don't have money they take out debt and buy a ticket so they don't spend a day without playing and the saddest part of this is that during the day the person is happy, when the night comes when the results of the lottery winner are announced, the person gets very excited and when they see the results they notice that they didn't win anything so the person starts to get very sad and the next day when they think about giving up and talk to people who are also buying lottery tickets, then the person hears things like: "you can't give up... you have to keep buying until one day you'll be lucky enough to win"

The problem with this is that sometimes we are faced with people who have been playing for many years and have never won anything and if you do math on the money they spent buying lottery tickets all these years, we will see that the value is very high and the person could to have taken and done a business that could have good profits and to have lived very well and to have a good retirement. and they wouldn't have to live thinking about whether they won or not, whether they gave up or continued. and then we need to see to what extent these people have not yet become addicted, because it is very difficult to know whether a person who plays the lottery is addicted or not.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: darkangel11 on November 20, 2023, 06:00:10 PM
This happens because you never know what the next bet will bring. Imagine that you have a streak of 5 losses and think that it can't go on for much longer so you place your 6th bet and lose and then 7th and lose, each of them only makes you think that you're closer to finally winning the next one and statistically you are but you can't foresee how many of these bets will happen before it turns your way. You are $100 down and it may happen that next one will bring you back to 0 or put you at -200. At some point you'll either break even or lose more, but the hope of breaking even is strong ;)


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: dothebeats on November 20, 2023, 06:08:04 PM
This is outright dangerous. I wouldn't tell people to continue chasing the gold when in fact there isn't any gold to be had in all of this madness. I'd advise them to treat gambling as a form of entertainment rather than something that will earn them some money. Telling people to continue gambling when there's no certainty in gambling is like telling people to create more problems for themselves, which is NEVER a good thing.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: cafter on November 20, 2023, 06:41:56 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?
this is good advice if you won something and you kept playing more out of greed to win more, then surely you will lose that winnings and may if you lose control on your mind/emotions you will bust your account.
stopping gambling after winning or quitting gambling both are beneficial to player. but I will say quieting gambling is more beneficial then stopping gambling because stopping gambling will save you from upcoming loses.
but quieting gambling will save you money and time. if you play for fun then stopping after winning is good to not lose more.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: iv4n on November 20, 2023, 07:01:41 PM
This is outright dangerous. I wouldn't tell people to continue chasing the gold when in fact there isn't any gold to be had in all of this madness. I'd advise them to treat gambling as a form of entertainment rather than something that will earn them some money. Telling people to continue gambling when there's no certainty in gambling is like telling people to create more problems for themselves, which is NEVER a good thing.

I can't agree more with you... there are no guarantees in gambling, so chasing wins can become a disaster in seconds, especially if people decide to chase golden wins at any cost. Gambling should be entertainment, and if we gamble with money we can afford to lose we can push, but if that pushing ends up badly we should stop, more deposits will just lead to more losses. I imagine many of us have been in there and done that, and I guess we know that the results are mostly negative.

Good advice should be about control, about knowing what we are risking. If we risk more than we can handle to lose we will get into problems, simply as that.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: alani123 on November 20, 2023, 07:07:23 PM
This is a fallacy and it's aptly named the gambler's fallacy.

Basically, the chances of each bet are completely independent and are in no way affected by previous bet, loss or win.
It's all luck.

Don't be fooled by fallacies like this, it will only lead to more losses. A healthy gambler will only gamble with what he can afford to lose. Thinking like this will just lead to bigger losses. So stray way from dangerous thought processes like that one OP. It's important to consider that in order for games to remain profitable, the house edge works against the player and you will only be losing in the long term.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Stepstowealth on November 20, 2023, 07:12:02 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.
These are example of statements made up by Casino owners and betting platform managers to stimulate gamblers to keep gambling so they can keep making profits regardless of whatever position it puts the gamblers financially. I frown at these kinds of casino and gambling platform owners for not drawing the line and encouraging responsible gambling. Those statements put pressure on gamblers who can easily be emotionally manipulated and make them want to try gambling more to win. The pressure they are on while gambling will make them prone to making more mistakes, so loosing more.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: komisariatku on November 20, 2023, 07:29:42 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.

I just heard something like this, because most gamblers give the opposite advice "don't gamble every day".

Even though they may be gambling addicts but they know how gambling works so he can give advice not to gamble every day because we can't win every day so playing too often doesn't make us richer instead it makes us bankrupt.

To get the jackpot is also not about how often we play but this may be random or based on luck. Although the more often we play, the more likely we are to get the jackpot, but this is only a matter of probability and not a guarantee.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Cookdata on November 20, 2023, 07:52:56 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This is not a guarantee to win anything but an encouragement and ginger for other gamblers that lose all the time. You know it's painful when you want to win but what to get all the time is loss and losses, there was time I use to uninstall my betting app many times and I end up installating it back, I'm my self motivation because I know I had to try again and that's how I was able to stop that habit, I never give up.

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This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.

I don't really think there is anything misleading in making a buddy to believe, it's normal thing for people to cheer you up when you don't make it but still, the decision lies on what is in your mind. Even if they give you all the cheer up of not quitting gambling and believe that you have a winning spot awaiting, the rest is in your shoulder and what you do after that is up to you as a person.

Remember that whether you believe or not, if you play games and your prediction matches exactly the outcome from the casino, you will get paid in full whether you believe or not. As a gambler, what you should be after is sharping your skills and how to win next games.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Yatsan on November 20, 2023, 07:59:19 PM
Advice won't mean a thing if the gambler knows what he's doing. Cited phrase is to simply guilt trip a player to play more but as we all know, betting more won't guarantee a winning instance althought it would increase the chances of winning, it would also damage your wallet big time. Only gamble an amount inside your tolerance. If you keep on losing for that particular day then take a rest and wait for the next one. pushing your luck will never be a good idea 'coz it is either you lose all of your capital first or win the jackpot. Even if you have a large bankroll, you won't like it for sure sseing how fast it falls with unfortune.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: mindrust on November 20, 2023, 08:00:28 PM

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win,


Whoever told you this is either very dumb or trolling you big time. You can't win in the long term because of the house edge unless you bet in a specific way which will get you banned probably. (EV/Arbitrage betting)

You should indeed gamble when you want to get entertained. Winning shouldn't even be in your mind while gambling. The more you get obsessed with winning the more you play and the more you play the more you lose. It is a self feeding cycle which only ends when you stop playing.

That's the problem most addicts have. Smokers for example they smoke a cig every god damn minute. After meal, before meal, in the middle of the meal, smoke when feel happy, light a cig when feel depressed or angry, morning cig, before bed cig... See? People can find a reason to smoke a cig every minute of the day.

Smart people on the other hand they smoke every once in a while, like once in a month... (or they never do)


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: carlfebz2 on November 20, 2023, 08:44:35 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.


On the time that you are being forced or already that being stressed because you are being pushed hard because of someones advise then it isnt really that healthy anymore or something that wont really be giving out that kind of good feeling on the time that you do gamble. It is really just that not right that you do keep on playing just because other people do say so? Its not really that something idea. You should play according into your own preference and interest and not on others likings. Somewhat there are really some points on which you would really be thinking that the things that they've been saying was true.
You wont really be able to hit up jackpot if you wont really be playing further more.

If you are that someone whose really have that kind of main thinking about hitting the jackpot then most likely you would really be listening into this advise but if you are that someone
whose really that responsible when it comes to your gambling activity then you wont really be caring about others peoples suggestions and advises but rather
you would really be sticking on your own on which i could say that it is really just that a must.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Kasabus on November 20, 2023, 08:58:34 PM
Certainly,  a very bad advice that gamblers should never believe. Otherwise, you will end up gambling with an empty pocket because of gambling addiction. And just accept the fact that the moment you gamble, you are already losing, and as much as you want to prolong your gambling habit, then the bigger the amount that you will lose, and not because you are already close to winning.

I have seen a lot of gamblers chasing their losses, so they gamble up to their last money but still have never hit that jackpot prize. This is mostly done by beginners, as they believe that after consistent losing, they might end up winning big, but it's never true, instead they lose all their money while regretting.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: irhact on November 20, 2023, 09:10:54 PM
To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

You're right and that's the proper way of gambling, gambling should be for entertainment and not a do or die activity to make money. You can't know if you'll win or lose a bet to be assured that you'll make profits. If you're gambling and making profits then you're lucky but that doesn't mean you'll keep making profits everyday and that's something every individual gambling must know. You're mightn't be lucky and stop before you're about to win.

But this doesn't mean if you don't stop gambling that you'll win one day. When you're tired or lost you should take a break. Resting is good for your health as it makes you to get your mind in the right state of mind and think straight. When you think straight, you can then decide better if you should continue gambling or stop for the day. Stopping for the day is always a good answer as you live to fight another day because if you continue gambling due to revenge, you can lose everything


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Marvelman on November 20, 2023, 09:14:06 PM
Spinning slots or playing any other game of chance is totally random, no matter when someone decides to stop.  The truth is there's no hidden jackpot ready for the person who quits at just the right time - every outcome is pure luck.  Which makes it kinda sad when folks really believe those myths about almost winning big if they'd just played a little longer and  they get their hopes up, when really the results could have gone either way.  It's frustrating how those false ideas stick around and end up messing with peoples heads.  At the end of the day, each spin or roll is independent.  Walking away earlier doesn't change your odds of winning later on.  Those persistent myths can really lead people down the wrong path.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: DaNNy001 on November 20, 2023, 09:27:40 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.
What I often hear people say is that you won't win the lottery if you don't buy a ticket. A follow up to that would be the more you buy then the more chances of winning. It's not exactly the same but I think the same concept applies. Is it wrong for them to say that? Not really. You can win the jackpot with just one or a few tries since it's a game based on luck but the odds are most likely lower.
Most people like to think that they can actually force their way to getting that luck that is involved in gambling. And every gambler thinking that this, is clouded with the more you play the better chance of you getting the win syndrome especially when it comes to gambling like jackpot or lottery. I can understand this type of thought on sports betting like football or basketball when you can you have slight chances of prediction the outcome.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Sandra_hakeem on November 20, 2023, 09:54:19 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?
To some extent, YES!!
For the fact that it's not guaranteed doesn't mean it ain't happening... That's why most time, I'd always wanna say gambling is more of luck to skills and experience - mind you, I'm not saying skills & experience isn't good to have, but sometimes they don't even matter..
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This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.
That's actually why isn't called " gambling"

Sandra 🧑‍🦰


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Wexnident on November 20, 2023, 10:38:58 PM
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Kinda confused with what OP said since the "quit too early" part and "not stopping or taking a break" part is contradicting. I'm just gonna assume it's the latter meaning, aka don't stop till you hit. Anyway, sounds like a dumb argument really, many people probably lost a lot of opportunities in their lives due to trying to hit some random opportunity they found and honestly, they have higher chances compared to gamblers who wish to hit it big in casinos. It's that same corrupted mindset that people think where money that isn't even theirs is already assumed to be, well, theirs!


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Bananington on November 20, 2023, 11:55:56 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.
It is a gambling thing and a belief between gamblers to always want to try again. You will not blame some gamblers or people who tell other gamblers this because they are only trying to share the believe which gamblers should have as a way to uplift the spirit of a gambler who maybe just lost. We have to just be careful who we are giving this advice, so we do not give to people who will misinterpret the meaning we are trying to convey.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: klidex on November 21, 2023, 12:28:45 AM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

Responsible gamblers do not have such advice for themselves they play the game by allocating their time well thus making them less excessive gamblers.
In my opinion, this kind of thinking is what makes gamblers continue to carry out their activities so that they can become addicted to gambling. People like this are usually very ambitious to win big, even though as we all know, gambling is not a way to make money or get a definite income, but rather to find entertainment.

How much time we spend on gambling does not necessarily lead us to good luck. The more we want to win, the bigger the losses we get, so we should be careful in carrying out gambling activities. Spending a lot of time gambling will encourage us to become compulsive gamblers.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: youdacapt on November 21, 2023, 01:01:53 AM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

It is a bad advice and it does not apply to gambing at all. Why do i say this? in gambling there are 99% chances of loosing, so why would anyone tell a fable about being closer to winning than loosing?

What should gamblers do? Focus on your gambling techniques especially the one that gives you highjer chances of winning. Have a gambling budget and do not do beyond your financial capacity.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Assface16678 on November 21, 2023, 01:05:28 AM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.
It is a gambling thing and a belief between gamblers to always want to try again. You will not blame some gamblers or people who tell other gamblers this because they are only trying to share the believe which gamblers should have as a way to uplift the spirit of a gambler who maybe just lost. We have to just be careful who we are giving this advice, so we do not give to people who will misinterpret the meaning we are trying to convey.
No, that kind of word will just give a false hope to that gambler who just lost—a false hope that if he keeps on playing, he will eventually earn. What if that moment does not come? Will the gambler keep on playing until all of his money is gone, or will he suffer from debt or anything bad? That will never be advice or a way to uplift the spirit of a gambler. If you yourself are a responsible gambler and know how to control yourself, then you will advise them to stop and take a rest. Don't let your greed take over and lose control. That kind of advice or word is too risky; it has a lot of grey areas. If you are saying that it is just sharing the belief, then that belief is wrong; it will only lead to either a good or bad path. If you are experiencing numerous losses, then don't try to chase them.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Quidat on November 21, 2023, 01:11:46 AM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.
It is a gambling thing and a belief between gamblers to always want to try again. You will not blame some gamblers or people who tell other gamblers this because they are only trying to share the believe which gamblers should have as a way to uplift the spirit of a gambler who maybe just lost. We have to just be careful who we are giving this advice, so we do not give to people who will misinterpret the meaning we are trying to convey.
No, that kind of word will just give a false hope to that gambler who just lost—a false hope that if he keeps on playing, he will eventually earn. What if that moment does not come? Will the gambler keep on playing until all of his money is gone, or will he suffer from debt or anything bad? That will never be advice or a way to uplift the spirit of a gambler. If you yourself are a responsible gambler and know how to control yourself, then you will advise them to stop and take a rest. Don't let your greed take over and lose control. That kind of advice or word is too risky; it has a lot of grey areas. If you are saying that it is just sharing the belief, then that belief is wrong; it will only lead to either a good or bad path. If you are experiencing numerous losses, then don't try to chase them.

A very bad advise indeed because it would really be just making you desperate because you are really that aiming for making money and not for entertainment.It all matters always on what are your
plans and intents towards gambling. If you do keep pushing forward because of the potential big wins that you are hoping, then stopping or quitting midway would really be unlikely.
This is why it would be advisable that never ever tend to hear out someones advise specially if its a fellow gambler.

Saying about you should not stop is something an addicted persons advise or simply they are really just finding someone that would do the same thing on what they are doing.
You would really be finding yourself on such big trouble if you are really that listening to them and following on what they are mandating.
Play according into your own will without needing others advise and recommendations.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Reatim on November 21, 2023, 01:38:21 AM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?
It is the most stupid Word you will be believing from other gamblers.

Imagine you are so close then why did not happened? because you are not destined to have that in Life.
Gambling sometimes is about destination and not just something that will always happen.
sad but reality that this is not true and only a term used By addicted gamblers so they will have something in common and that is being loser all their life.

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This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.


Stand for what you believe and understand mate , listen to no one but yourself , because remember that your money is at stake and not theirs.

you have a good gambling attitude so better to continue as that.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: bitzizzix on November 21, 2023, 02:16:48 AM
Advice that seems strange, because no one knows that the luck of winning the jackpot will be on your side and maybe it won't happen until you actually lose everything and then realize that the advice is not true and actually makes you poor.
It's best not to easily believe in words that will actually turn things around, bet according to your own beliefs and according to your abilities both in terms of finances, time and the skills you have.
And enjoy your gambling game, maybe sometimes you are lucky and sometimes you lose. And have fun in your spare time with sufficient capital.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: pinggoki on November 21, 2023, 02:40:42 AM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?
That's probably because you're reading it too literal, the jackpot that they're talking about is the freedom from having to slaving away your life for your gambling habits and I think that it definitely is the truth because no jackpot in gambling will be worth compared to your time and life being spent on other much more meaningful things. Or I am the one that's reading this wrong then if so I would say that they're the type of people that worship the Gambler's Fallacy through and through and no amount of logic can dissuade them, that can only be true if the game that you're playing is rigged in a way that there's a set amount of plays and then will guarantee you a win.
This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.
That's gambler's fallacy for you and peer pressure at work, they are already miserable at gambling although they don't know it yet and so they are trying to drag you with them in that metaphorical muck that they're stuck in. What you're doing is the right thing so don't be so discouraged when you do that, some might say it's cowardice but that's the bravest thing to do in that situation which is walking away and calling it a day.
To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.
This is the right mindset but I do hope that you're practicing what you're preaching because treating gambling as an entertainment is a difficult thing to do especially with money involved, you will only know that you've done it when you lose big time but then you are still genuinely having fun at gambling and not just fake laughing to prevent yourself from crying over those losses.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: danherbias07 on November 21, 2023, 02:50:17 AM
Take that hope out and you will see fewer gamblers or gambling addicts.

That hope is what keeps them going. Let's say they only have 10 bets left in their wallet and they will still sacrifice all of those because they are hoping in the next 10 bets the jackpot will come out.
It's a perspective that keeps the gambler gambling because they know somewhere out there their luck will come in and they will win big. But knowing when that will come is unpredictable. All we can do is keep on betting and wish that it will happen as soon as possible before our cash runs out.

Well, you have the right application on how gambling should be. It should be fun and entertaining but there will be times that it feels like we are being cheated and we just want that money back so that we can continue that entertainment.
Try playing a high-risk jackpot style of betting like 3 lines in slots, 16 lines high risk in Plinko, or 15 bombs in mines, and you will feel like the RTP doesn't even exist.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: retreat on November 21, 2023, 05:18:33 AM
Yup, it's true that people who listen to advice that they can win more when they spend more time and money are misguided people and it's hard to make people like this aware because they are covered by their own stupidity.
They should understand that what they are doing is just a waste, and what you say is the right thing, regardless of whether they reject it or not is their business, the most important thing is that you are right and firm in your stance.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Hirose UK on November 21, 2023, 05:30:55 AM
Take that hope out and you will see fewer gamblers or gambling addicts.
~snip~
It doesn't seem possible, all gamblers definitely have hopes of greater achievement and hope can indeed make the situation worse but everything still depends on what is expected and how to make those hopes come true.
About hoping to win big and having to spend more time in the casino, this is clearly the wrong approach and has bad impact on everyone.

Yup, it's true that people who listen to advice that they can win more when they spend more time and money are misguided people and it's hard to make people like this aware because they are covered by their own stupidity.
They should understand that what they are doing is just a waste, and what you say is the right thing, regardless of whether they reject it or not is their business, the most important thing is that you are right and firm in your stance.
Well, that gambler mistake where they can't differentiate between what is good and bad for themselves, when they only listen to other people advice in gambling in the hope of winning then that is not something that should be heard or done.
We gamble and win when we are lucky and we ourselves determine when is the right time to gamble and how long in gambling to be able to risk money and have luck.
When gambler spends more time in the casino, the percentage of losses will also increase and they can even have greater risks.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Kakmakr on November 21, 2023, 06:02:25 AM
I see it like this :

I will explain the gambling pattern of two types of gamblers, below

Gambler 1 - [ betting ....$1 ==========================================================================================================
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======================================================================================] Total spend after 7 days = $5000

Gambler 2 - [ betting for fun ..... Day1 $1 ======================  spend => $100 .... Day2 $1 ======================== spend $150 ...etc...] Total spend after 7 days = $1000

Now let's say Gambler 1 persisted and managed to win a small Jackpot of say $3000 ........ what was his end result ===> minus $2000  ::)

What I am trying to say is this, the longer you play... the less you will win in the end..... so just play for fun and if you win... it will be a bonus.  


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Makus on November 21, 2023, 06:06:07 AM
The idea of keep trying in the mind of gamblers is one of the reason some of them turn to addicted and irresponsible gambler, gamble is not one of the ways to get rich except your can manage the risk properly without getting too irresponsible with your gambling stakes, often times, this idea is the reason some persons loose every thing they have. While gambling, I know my limit and I tend not to exceed my limit like making extra stakes, even if I am on a winning  strike, I quit when I am a bit satisfied with the loses or wins. People who act towards the idea of keep trying oftentimes end up in regrets after losing everything they have.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: crwth on November 21, 2023, 06:07:51 AM
That has something to do with mentality and experience. I think they honestly believe that there is something that will happen to you if you do it hard enough. That's the trap I think set by real life and applied to the gambling state because it could make you more vulnerable to do more gambling because of the "possibility" that is just a "possibility" and no one can really claim it.

It's all games until you lack the responsibilities that you have. The person you are talking to probably is guilty with it


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: kotajikikox on November 21, 2023, 06:11:40 AM
Yup, it's true that people who listen to advice that they can win more when they spend more time and money are misguided people and it's hard to make people like this aware because they are covered by their own stupidity.
Same thoughts goes to those who are betting in Lottery that in future they will hit the jackpot not admitting that they are already betting for years yet not even big win comes to their way.
that is the best example how gambling is lying in their players.
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They should understand that what they are doing is just a waste, and what you say is the right thing, regardless of whether they reject it or not is their business, the most important thing is that you are right and firm in your stance.
but if you are betting and gambling just for fun then you will never lose that huge and will never be lured wrongly from other stupid gamblers.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: junder on November 21, 2023, 06:30:38 AM
Certainly,  a very bad advice that gamblers should never believe. Otherwise, you will end up gambling with an empty pocket because of gambling addiction. And just accept the fact that the moment you gamble, you are already losing, and as much as you want to prolong your gambling habit, then the bigger the amount that you will lose, and not because you are already close to winning.

But many of them gamble without thinking about the future risks they will feel, namely when they lose, they cannot accept the defeat they get so they become emotional and want to play again with the aim of returning the losses they have felt. And even if they play more often with the aim of recovering the losses they feel it will only make them lose more money, even they will spend all their savings on gambling because they think of the victory that is almost obtained as you said.
But they think wrongly, by chasing their losses they can become more miserable because they sacrifice a lot of money and even the assets they sell and the money from the sale is back in gambling. They can do anything if they are addicted to gambling, even if they do things that are high risk they will not care about it, the most important thing is that they can gamble again and again. Even though there are those who advise them to realize that what they are doing is wrong, but if they are already addicted to gambling, they can argue with those who advise them, because the thoughts that have been controlled by gambling will make them only think of ways to be able to gamble continuously, even they can forget or ignore other things because they only focus on gambling.


I have seen a lot of gamblers chasing their losses, so they gamble up to their last money but still have never hit that jackpot prize. This is mostly done by beginners, as they believe that after consistent losing, they might end up winning big, but it's never true, instead they lose all their money while regretting.

They do not realize the luck that is on them in terms of gambling, not everyone is lucky to get a big jackpot. even people who even spend all their money by betting in large amounts do not guarantee they will get a big win or jackpot. different from those who have luck in gambling, even though they bet with a small amount but if luck is on their side, maybe they can get a big win or jackpot. Not only is it done by beginners, even those who have been gambling for a long time they will do the same thing because they want a big win, I admit that all people who gamble want a big profitable win, because many people want to get rich but they take the wrong action. Those who want to get rich quickly but do gambling because of the belief that gambling can make them rich quickly or gambling is one way to get rich quickly, of course this is wrong, if they aim like this it is not right, because the opportunity to get a win that can change someone's life is not easy, basically gambling is created only for entertainment, fun, sesnsasi which is exchanged for money, the rest with a profitable win is just a bonus from gambling games. So they should realize the true meaning of gambling which is not to make them rich quickly or others.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Mauser on November 21, 2023, 07:37:00 AM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.




This doesn't seem like a good advice to me, because it means that you are only gambling with the aim of winning the jackpot and that you should only stop gambling after winning that jackpot. We need to be realistic when it comes to gambling, the majority of us is not going to win a huge jackpot. The chances of ever getting our hands on a large sum of money through gambling is very small and only a few lucky gamblers will make it. If this statement was true that the majority of gamblers would never ever stop gambling, as they are still waiting for their jackpot. When it comes to gambling we need to not only look at money as the main factor, but also at time that we spend at the casinos. Depending on our family situation with a full time job, a wife and kids, it's going to be hard to invest a lot of time into gambling. That is why for me gambling is only something I will do in the evening after all the important tasks are done for the day. And when I lost my balance for the day or feel tired then I am going to stop, chasing a jackpot isn't a good idea.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: aioc on November 21, 2023, 10:10:08 AM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?
Definitely, a big lie I have proven it so many times this used to be my mantra but I totally abandoned it because it is chasing your losses and trying to beat the house which is something you never do when gambling.

If you don't want to become a beggar and lose everything don't believe this big lie that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot because this is a luck-based game, there's no guarantee on every roll, you can have as long as 20 losing run or even more trying to get to that jackpot, there's a possibility that those who are following this advice are using martingale method who keeps doubling in the hope that the next roll will recover all their loses.




Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: DabsPoorVersion on November 21, 2023, 10:32:26 AM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.
Playing each game in a casino has a higher probability against the gambler to win. In each game, a gambler will have a disadvantage against the house. The longer a gambler was having fun/entertained/aiming for the jackpot, the higher the chance of losing money instead of winning. The more you play, the more you get hooked on playing and losing money.

This advice won't bring you closer to the jackpot, instead, you will get closer to chasing your losses or chances of you walking out of the casino with less money in your wallet.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: EarnOnVictor on November 21, 2023, 01:07:12 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

When you are still gambling, you still have the opportunity to get it (Jackpot). However, winning in gambling is not something that we can predict with certainty that we will get a big win in the next game. A big win in gambling is something we can't predict, and being able to get that win is something we can't expect.
And the more often we gamble, the more often we will lose. So just keep playing naturally, don't be too ambitious about getting the jackpot, because when your luck comes, you will get it. Don't hope too much for something that we are not sure we will get.
Nothing is a perfect view of all situations of gambling, and for this, there is no perfect advice. It would be your own luck if you continue to play until you eventually win the jackpot and it would be your own loss if you continue to lose and might never hit the jackpot. One should just know their limits and plans according to their gambling budgets to avoid issues. As I am, I don't advise anyone about gambling but myself, this is because there is no perfect advice anyone could sincerely give, it's the gambler who should know what they are doing and be sure that they have a good reason why they gamble. Gambling is risky, and when you lose too much, you might want to think twice, and if possible, think thrice if you are wise so that you know the gravity of your stance and get to caution yourself.

You are also very much on point for not being too ambitious, those who possess this bad characteristic in gambling are the most losers. The reason for that is that their expectation to win is too high and if the success is not coming forth on time, they get discouraged and emotional and continue to play over and over again whether reasonable or not. By this time, they are already addicted and would be counting their losses rather than the aspired success.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Accardo on November 21, 2023, 07:32:30 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?
Definitely, a big lie I have proven it so many times this used to be my mantra but I totally abandoned it because it is chasing your losses and trying to beat the house which is something you never do when gambling.

If you don't want to become a beggar and lose everything don't believe this big lie that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot because this is a luck-based game, there's no guarantee on every roll, you can have as long as 20 losing run or even more trying to get to that jackpot, there's a possibility that those who are following this advice are using martingale method who keeps doubling in the hope that the next roll will recover all their loses.

It's not completely a dumb strategy, few gamblers benefits using the method. Although, it's not easy to risk more, a win could be our next result. I'll always advice gamblers not to follow the strategy of another gambler. It doesn't work for you, chasing the losses. Many that do chase the lose end up in regrets and have nothing left to bet. Still some people benefit through the same strategy. Gambling is not a niche with a general skill that works for everyone. We all have a goal, and the advice of gamblers around us shouldn't concern us, the aim is hitting our goal. Which should be personal to each of us. A player might stop his strategy because he read your post, yet he'll blame himself, if he doesn't get similar results like you do. Those players whose aim is to win big in gambling should monitor their games, and be able to diversify in strategies. Until something works out. Sticking to one way of gambling to win big, Isn't gambling in the first instance. As we are expected to gamble with everything; skills, strategies, decisions etc. What works, we don't know. Hence, saying you can't follow this step or must stick to this step depends on what a player is looking out to get. Our personal idea, should be valued greater than other people's advice. It'll be useless trying to convince anybody to use a procedure or blame them for not using a specific strategy. In gambling sense, those who advised OP are completely wrong, if Op tags them wrong and vice versa. In a nutshell, gambling is a personal encounter.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Josefjix on November 21, 2023, 08:56:05 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?
Everyone proves to be too confident when dealing with the system but they forgets that they're not the main people incharge of the system. Any advices given to gamblers are basically for motivation, nothing more and nothing less. Winning a jackpot, is absolutely not easy as we all thinks, it can take weeks, months and even years before a gambler can win jackpots, more reason I've advised most gamblers to stay off the system. Gamblers often settle for this quote as motivation to continue pushing. Better days are ahead, and it's only those ones that doesn't quit.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Quidat on November 21, 2023, 08:59:28 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

When you are still gambling, you still have the opportunity to get it (Jackpot). However, winning in gambling is not something that we can predict with certainty that we will get a big win in the next game. A big win in gambling is something we can't predict, and being able to get that win is something we can't expect.
And the more often we gamble, the more often we will lose. So just keep playing naturally, don't be too ambitious about getting the jackpot, because when your luck comes, you will get it. Don't hope too much for something that we are not sure we will get.
Nothing is a perfect view of all situations of gambling, and for this, there is no perfect advice. It would be your own luck if you continue to play until you eventually win the jackpot and it would be your own loss if you continue to lose and might never hit the jackpot. One should just know their limits and plans according to their gambling budgets to avoid issues. As I am, I don't advise anyone about gambling but myself, this is because there is no perfect advice anyone could sincerely give, it's the gambler who should know what they are doing and be sure that they have a good reason why they gamble. Gambling is risky, and when you lose too much, you might want to think twice, and if possible, think thrice if you are wise so that you know the gravity of your stance and get to caution yourself.

You are also very much on point for not being too ambitious, those who possess this bad characteristic in gambling are the most losers. The reason for that is that their expectation to win is too high and if the success is not coming forth on time, they get discouraged and emotional and continue to play over and over again whether reasonable or not. By this time, they are already addicted and would be counting their losses rather than the aspired success.
Gamblers would really be telling those advises to co fellow gamblers on which it do seems that they are also making up some bets in behalf.  ;D

If someone do give out some advises on playing even more then dont take it seriously, play according into your funds left or simply with your allocation. Winning is something that cant be
determine on how long you are playing but on the time that you would be lucky. You could definitely be able to win even on just a single bet
if you are lucky enough. Play according into your preference without being that pushed up by some advises or something that do talks about
recommendations on how you should play.

Never ever make yourself that go beyond your limits and this is the most important thing when you do gamble.
Never ever spend the money which arent supposed to be spend in gambling then you should really be just that fine.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: 348Judah on November 21, 2023, 09:08:42 PM
Being an active player does not mean you will have the best of gambling experience for winning and it's increased chances always, base on experience from other concerned gamblers, they can tell that the more you're trying all yours best to avoid loosing by being active in gambling regularly the more you're liable to keep having same losses on a repeated occassions if care is not taken, gambling is not that predictable.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: lionheart78 on November 21, 2023, 09:11:03 PM
Yup, it's true that people who listen to advice that they can win more when they spend more time and money are misguided people and it's hard to make people like this aware because they are covered by their own stupidity.
Same thoughts goes to those who are betting in Lottery that in future they will hit the jackpot not admitting that they are already betting for years yet not even big win comes to their way.
that is the best example how gambling is lying in their players.

What is the lie in there?  When a lottery dealer says that a person has a chance of winning, he does not lie about it.  Chance to win does not mean a person will win, it only means that there is a possibility that the person buying the ticket may win.  I think it is the assumption of a person that made him misunderstood the situation and the explanation of the lottery agent.


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They should understand that what they are doing is just a waste, and what you say is the right thing, regardless of whether they reject it or not is their business, the most important thing is that you are right and firm in your stance.


This depends on the person, there is a thing that a trash to one person might be valuable to another.  At the end of the day whether a person is wasting his time in gambling or not depends on how he is engaging himself with gambling platforms.  It will never be a waste if gambling helps a person to relax and keep him entertained.  As long as the player gamble responsibly, I think all the time he spend in his gambling activity is not a waste of time and money.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: macson on November 21, 2023, 09:14:29 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.

believe me, if you chase wealth by gambling then you will never be able to get it, the jackpot in gambling is like "a mouse deer in the forest, a tiger must be patient to get it, if the tiger tries hard to chase the mouse deer greedily and recklessly then the tiger you'll never be able to get that deer", it's not that easy to get a big jackpot in gambling, it takes struggle and patience and quite a lot of people get big jackpots because they're just for fun, you have to try being a fad lol.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: SeriouslyGiveaway on November 22, 2023, 08:33:53 AM
It's challenging to verify that we'll have a higher chance of winning if we spend more time in the casino. If relying on intuition for gambling, I think there's some basis, as spending more time in a casino will likely sharpen your perception and judgment compared to those who don't play regularly. On the other hand, someone skilled might observe others and identify weaknesses or strategies to gain an advantage.

On another note, if you gamble blindly without any strategy or stopping point, persistently trying to play won't yield favorable results but rather lead to more losses. Therefore, I believe this advice isn't genuinely for the majority; it's more of a rationalization for gambling addicts.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: piebeyb on November 22, 2023, 08:59:41 AM
Never ever make yourself that go beyond your limits and this is the most important thing when you do gamble.
Never ever spend the money which arent supposed to be spend in gambling then you should really be just that fine.
Yes, that's right and it's important not to play gambling beyond limits and excessively because it will have a bad impact on spending more, making it easier to get addicted and spending money quickly, gambling must be able to be controlled with good control, at least limit the gambling budget so that everything can be done. controlled and not exceeding limits, let alone excessive, gambling wisely will make us gamble safely.

No one can prevent gambling addiction apart from ourselves because we are the ones who determine when to gamble and when to stop gambling, good self-control can at least help us gamble responsibly without the risk of losing more money let alone becoming addicted. use money that is not used and don't use money for living needs because that will make everything even more chaotic.  ;)


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: benalexis12 on November 22, 2023, 09:06:59 AM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.



Maybe for other gamblers this is their mindset, but I'm okay with gambling for fun and nothing else, because if you think more than this, for sure there will only be consequences that are not good.

But like everybody else is doing, we really need to learn to be responsible and have a limit on gambling so that at least you know how to be a good gambler, right? Apparently, winning and losing are fine.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: len01 on November 22, 2023, 09:10:22 AM
big wins or jackpots will be obtained when we keep trying, in other words, luck is only for those who keep trying and for me, that true, but this kind of mindset can encourage a gambler to become addicted because they will only keep gambling with the assumption that they can get a big win while advice like that must be thought about wisely, which means that if a gambler continues to bet, he will be given a lucky chance of getting the jackpot, but with the condition that he gambles responsibly with a small amount and when we get lucky, we will get the jackpot.

like someone buying lottery tickets every day but with a small amount after a few months they get a jackpot from purchasing lottery tickets in small amounts and maybe this could be a real example.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Saisher on November 22, 2023, 09:22:44 AM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

That's risky and reckless behavior, there's no truth in this saying, in gambling there's no guarantee on every roll, you could win or you could lose and we don't know when will the jackpot come, all we should know is the house has an edge and the longer you play the higher the possibility that you'll get busted, to avoid losing a lot, get the fact straight.


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I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.


You've just asked the right question to get back on him because there's no right answer to this and he cannot prove to himself that the lnger you play the longer you're chances to win, in fact, it's the other way around, the longer you play your chances to win is slim.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Gozie51 on November 22, 2023, 09:49:55 AM
Being an active player does not mean you will have the best of gambling experience for winning and it's increased chances always, base on experience from other concerned gamblers, they can tell that the more you're trying all yours best to avoid loosing by being active in gambling regularly the more you're liable to keep having same losses on a repeated occassions if care is not taken, gambling is not that predictable.

It is understandably so that the more you play in gambling the more you may lose but at same time there are days that are profiting days at least I have witnessed it from other gamblers offline you attested to a winning streak after which they run off with some profit after the losses started coming. I believe not every day is a bad day but those few times that are good days they are the lucky times we can get some profit and we need to have control incase of running off when the losses start to build up.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: traderethereum on November 22, 2023, 10:40:20 AM
Don't believe someone who says you are close to your big win in gambling because there is nothing easy about getting that big win. You should not try too hard to gamble because it can result in you losing more money.
Gamblers who do not realize this will only experience big losses after losses so they will not be able to recover their losses.
They should continue using gambling as entertainment and have no desire to chase winnings.
If they get a win, they will assume that it is a bonus they can get and after that, they will stop gambling to rest. So it's better just to use gambling as entertainment so you can enjoy gambling as it should.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: EarnOnVictor on November 22, 2023, 11:04:37 AM
Being an active player does not mean you will have the best of gambling experience for winning and it's increased chances always, base on experience from other concerned gamblers, they can tell that the more you're trying all yours best to avoid loosing by being active in gambling regularly the more you're liable to keep having same losses on a repeated occassions if care is not taken, gambling is not that predictable.

It is understandably so that the more you play in gambling the more you may lose but at same time there are days that are profiting days at least I have witnessed it from other gamblers offline you attested to a winning streak after which they run off with some profit after the losses started coming. I believe not every day is a bad day but those few times that are good days they are the lucky times we can get some profit and we need to have control incase of running off when the losses start to build up.
Are you now preaching greed in gambling? See, gambling should be well planned, it's not something that should be played without control, or else, the person would blame himself. What you just narrated has put me into trouble many times in trading and it's a very good reason why I kept my cool against such in gambling, and this has been working well for me not to overplay but rather preserve my account. The mindset of the so-called good day is the reason why some people continue to play and play until they lose their fortunes on that same day. It might be good at first but if you do not exercise caution and self-control, it might be bitter before you end the betting for the day. It doesn't matter if a day is either good or bad, it's better for gamblers to have plans and know their budgetary limits in order to be able to exercise control in any gambling situation.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Lanatsa on November 22, 2023, 11:34:49 AM
Being an active player does not mean you will have the best of gambling experience for winning and it's increased chances always, base on experience from other concerned gamblers, they can tell that the more you're trying all yours best to avoid loosing by being active in gambling regularly the more you're liable to keep having same losses on a repeated occassions if care is not taken, gambling is not that predictable.

It is understandably so that the more you play in gambling the more you may lose but at same time there are days that are profiting days at least I have witnessed it from other gamblers offline you attested to a winning streak after which they run off with some profit after the losses started coming. I believe not every day is a bad day but those few times that are good days they are the lucky times we can get some profit and we need to have control incase of running off when the losses start to build up.
Are you now preaching greed in gambling? See, gambling should be well planned, it's not something that should be played without control, or else, the person would blame himself. What you just narrated has put me into trouble many times in trading and it's a very good reason why I kept my cool against such in gambling, and this has been working well for me not to overplay but rather preserve my account. The mindset of the so-called good day is the reason why some people continue to play and play until they lose their fortunes on that same day. It might be good at first but if you do not exercise caution and self-control, it might be bitter before you end the betting for the day. It doesn't matter if a day is either good or bad, it's better for gamblers to have plans and know their budgetary limits in order to be able to exercise control in any gambling situation.
Playing more doesnt automatically means that you are already addicted to gambling on which there are really just people who do really love to gamble but still they are really that responsible towards their actions.

It might really that recommended that you should be dealing up with gambling on continuous manner but there are really people who are really that good when it comes to self control
on where they do able to continue to play without making themselves having kind of problems when it comes to addiction. Why? because they are really just that responsible. They wont
really be that able to make themselves to be addicted because they are really just that spending on the money which they can afford to lose.

Dont hear out on someones advise that you should continue to have bigger chances of winning because we know on how gambling works because it doesnt matter whether you do play
long or short, when luck is on your side then you would definitely win doesnt matter on what would be the duration of such session.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Kelvinid on November 22, 2023, 11:49:09 AM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?


The casino will say that in order to keep the spirit of the gamblers and continue gambling. Perhaps, it was a manipulative way of saying but some people will then say, who knows? They always have a reason to insist and set an example.

Those gamblers who believe this are those gamblers who can't accept losses but chase their losses hoping for luck. Unfortunately, the more we chase our losses, the more we spend time gambling, the more lose. That is why if I gamble, I don't think about winning but rather think that I am gambling for fun.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: CryptSafe on November 22, 2023, 12:24:22 PM
I must say that anyone who tells you that the more you gamble, the closer you are to your jackpot does not really know what they are telling you. You asked your friend a good question, though, and that was very smart of you. I believe the question took a down tone on him, making him rethink his gambling life and what he has just asked you in person. Most times, people just say things to promote their brand without thinking of the repercussions. They must know what they are doing and get at you just to join them and become addicts, and I must say that your friend did that so you could give in to his casino and become a gambler with his casino while earning a referral bonus from you if I am not mistaken.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Blitzboy on November 22, 2023, 12:38:33 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

When you are still gambling, you still have the opportunity to get it (Jackpot). However, winning in gambling is not something that we can predict with certainty that we will get a big win in the next game. A big win in gambling is something we can't predict, and being able to get that win is something we can't expect.
And the more often we gamble, the more often we will lose. So just keep playing naturally, don't be too ambitious about getting the jackpot, because when your luck comes, you will get it. Don't hope too much for something that we are not sure we will get.
Nothing is a perfect view of all situations of gambling, and for this, there is no perfect advice. It would be your own luck if you continue to play until you eventually win the jackpot and it would be your own loss if you continue to lose and might never hit the jackpot. One should just know their limits and plans according to their gambling budgets to avoid issues. As I am, I don't advise anyone about gambling but myself, this is because there is no perfect advice anyone could sincerely give, it's the gambler who should know what they are doing and be sure that they have a good reason why they gamble. Gambling is risky, and when you lose too much, you might want to think twice, and if possible, think thrice if you are wise so that you know the gravity of your stance and get to caution yourself.

You are also very much on point for not being too ambitious, those who possess this bad characteristic in gambling are the most losers. The reason for that is that their expectation to win is too high and if the success is not coming forth on time, they get discouraged and emotional and continue to play over and over again whether reasonable or not. By this time, they are already addicted and would be counting their losses rather than the aspired success.
Gamblers would really be telling those advises to co fellow gamblers on which it do seems that they are also making up some bets in behalf.  ;D

If someone do give out some advises on playing even more then dont take it seriously, play according into your funds left or simply with your allocation. Winning is something that cant be
determine on how long you are playing but on the time that you would be lucky. You could definitely be able to win even on just a single bet
if you are lucky enough. Play according into your preference without being that pushed up by some advises or something that do talks about
recommendations on how you should play.

Never ever make yourself that go beyond your limits and this is the most important thing when you do gamble.
Never ever spend the money which arent supposed to be spend in gambling then you should really be just that fine.
Advise from others should never change how you play. Why? Because every spin of the roulette wheel in gambling is a new game. You dont improve your chances by spending more time or listening to tips; its all about luck at that moment. The clincher is that safe gambling is very important. As the saying goes, "dont cross your financial boundaries."

Still, people who gamble are testing their ability to control themselves as well as their luck. When a big win looks appealing, can you stick to your budget? Its there where the real win is. One bet can change everything, thats the fun of gambling! Let the dice roll, keep your cool, and watch your spending. The biggest payday in gambling? Keeping control, no matter what!


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: AicecreaME on November 22, 2023, 01:20:18 PM
I've read this almost the same kind of mantra in achieving your dreams. While it could be applicable in gambling, it possess so many risks. In gambling, you should know when to continue and when to quit. It isn't enough that you have the means to bet and play. Money can run dry if you keep on spending it continuously without even assessing the situation whether you could have a profit, breakeven, or loss. It's important that you know how to analyze situations, when to bet more and when to stop and take a breather.

Having this kind of mindset which basically implies chasing winnings is a sure way to get bankrupt and get a headache. I wouldn't recommend it because a sane person will criticize the chances of winning and wouldn't be impulsive and careless.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Gozie51 on November 22, 2023, 01:22:50 PM
Being an active player does not mean you will have the best of gambling experience for winning and it's increased chances always, base on experience from other concerned gamblers, they can tell that the more you're trying all yours best to avoid loosing by being active in gambling regularly the more you're liable to keep having same losses on a repeated occassions if care is not taken, gambling is not that predictable.

It is understandably so that the more you play in gambling the more you may lose but at same time there are days that are profiting days at least I have witnessed it from other gamblers offline you attested to a winning streak after which they run off with some profit after the losses started coming. I believe not every day is a bad day but those few times that are good days they are the lucky times we can get some profit and we need to have control incase of running off when the losses start to build up.
Are you now preaching greed in gambling? See, gambling should be well planned, it's not something that should be played without control, or else, the person would blame himself. What you just narrated has put me into trouble many times in trading and it's a very good reason why I kept my cool against such in gambling, and this has been working well for me not to overplay but rather preserve my account. The mindset of the so-called good day is the reason why some people continue to play and play until they lose their fortunes on that same day. It might be good at first but if you do not exercise caution and self-control, it might be bitter before you end the betting for the day. It doesn't matter if a day is either good or bad, it's better for gamblers to have plans and know their budgetary limits in order to be able to exercise control in any gambling situation.

@EarnOnVictor don't you think we are saying the same thing when you are still talking about still talking about control, caution or budgeting. I mean there are different gamblers, some are addicts who don't read any meaning to their day or to the games that they are playing while a normal player or random player has absolute control to his games and budget. That is the point, there is a sense in having great control of oneself and that is what matters to know when to continue and when to stop. I don't see any thing wrong by playing more without increasing your stake if you have won the previous bet, since you have the control to stop.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: maydna on November 22, 2023, 03:21:09 PM
I must say that anyone who tells you that the more you gamble, the closer you are to your jackpot does not really know what they are telling you. You asked your friend a good question, though, and that was very smart of you. I believe the question took a down tone on him, making him rethink his gambling life and what he has just asked you in person. Most times, people just say things to promote their brand without thinking of the repercussions. They must know what they are doing and get at you just to join them and become addicts, and I must say that your friend did that so you could give in to his casino and become a gambler with his casino while earning a referral bonus from you if I am not mistaken.
That's true because they want to see us experience more and more losses by continuing to gamble. They actually don't want to see us win, so they tempt us to continue gambling. They or even we can indeed win from gambling, but the problem is, we and they will not know when we can win. We may only be able to continue gambling, but we have to control ourselves so that we don't experience too many losses. It won't be worth doing, especially if we use more money than before. And if you gamble too often, it can make you addicted to gambling, and maybe when you change your goals, the gambling addiction will actually come. Those who spend more time in the casino will not be closer to winning, but they may be closer to losing. If they remain unaware, they will regret it once they know the truth. So pay attention to yourself and always limit your gambling activities rather than experiencing a gambling addiction.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Shamm on November 22, 2023, 04:01:45 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.



Maybe you were right that mate those rich gamblers didn't stop gamble till they will win a good amount of money but if a small time gambler which is not just a big time then for sure thier chance of winning still too low even though they they will always playing.  But we must always remember that everytime we put our bet we will win cause in the world of gambling it's all about luck and when we have our luck then we will win.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: lizarder on November 22, 2023, 04:47:30 PM
One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.  
This is just a way for those who gamble to advise themselves and of course we have often heard how they experience defeat which has bad consequences for some people who are addicted. Still, why is this activity still a reason for them to make money and even though the basis is still luck which is greater. Not many people see gambling as a paid form of entertainment and not a quick way to get rich, but they are more likely to be lazy about working because they think that by gambling they can make money.

There is nothing wrong when gambling can be controlled by setting a sufficient budget for gambling, but when the budget runs out then stop continuing and make another budget the following month. Creating a gambling strategy like this is indeed difficult because we have to verify it first for other needs from the money we earn at work and almost few people are able to do that.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Publictalk792 on November 22, 2023, 05:14:52 PM
In my point of view gambling is based on luck and chance and there is no surefire way to win. I understand that you do not agree with the idea of constantly gambling to win. Many people experienced that negativity from not knowing when to stop. It is important that you should have some limits or goals when you are gambling.
And your view about gambling as a entertainment that you pay is a good. I also think It is good to see gambling as a fun activity. And with fun if you are winning and getting some money so it is also a good option for you. And if you are playing and not winning so you can say it was a fun I was just playing for fun.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Lorence.xD on November 22, 2023, 05:31:35 PM
I must say that anyone who tells you that the more you gamble, the closer you are to your jackpot does not really know what they are telling you. You asked your friend a good question, though, and that was very smart of you. I believe the question took a down tone on him, making him rethink his gambling life and what he has just asked you in person. Most times, people just say things to promote their brand without thinking of the repercussions. They must know what they are doing and get at you just to join them and become addicts, and I must say that your friend did that so you could give in to his casino and become a gambler with his casino while earning a referral bonus from you if I am not mistaken.

You are actually right, it's easier to say such things as a piece of advice to people if you are not the one who's playing. The feeling that you are close to winning can be felt almost anytime you want, even if you just starting to gamble if you have a nice pair of cards in your hands, you would also think that you might hit the jackpot which is just a feeling at all. Plus they might really be giving such tips like that, for the reason that they are wanting for you to experience the same way they did which is literally sht, gambling is just a piece of pure luck and knowledge, you can't do such things for the winning hand to favor on you. You should stay away from people like that cause not only they are a bad influence, but they might just be using you like you said from referral bonuses, or asking for money like borrowing from you cause you are a fellow gambler.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Dewi Aries on November 22, 2023, 05:40:19 PM
I must say that anyone who tells you that the more you gamble, the closer you are to your jackpot does not really know what they are telling you. You asked your friend a good question, though, and that was very smart of you. I believe the question took a down tone on him, making him rethink his gambling life and what he has just asked you in person. Most times, people just say things to promote their brand without thinking of the repercussions. They must know what they are doing and get at you just to join them and become addicts, and I must say that your friend did that so you could give in to his casino and become a gambler with his casino while earning a referral bonus from you if I am not mistaken.
That's true because they want to see us experience more and more losses by continuing to gamble. They actually don't want to see us win, so they tempt us to continue gambling. They or even we can indeed win from gambling, but the problem is, we and they will not know when we can win. We may only be able to continue gambling, but we have to control ourselves so that we don't experience too many losses. It won't be worth doing, especially if we use more money than before. And if you gamble too often, it can make you addicted to gambling, and maybe when you change your goals, the gambling addiction will actually come. Those who spend more time in the casino will not be closer to winning, but they may be closer to losing. If they remain unaware, they will regret it once they know the truth. So pay attention to yourself and always limit your gambling activities rather than experiencing a gambling addiction.

And that's what casinos want from their players, all casinos provide paid games of course to generate profits for their own casinos so they expect everyone to spend a lot of money in their casinos. Even if we get a win, there will definitely be a sense of wanting to get a bigger win and this is what the casino wants with people who continue gambling when they win so that they can take back the winnings obtained by the player, and this has indeed happened with many gamblers who are driven by greed to pursue bigger wins and in the end the casino gives the end with defeat to those who continue gambling.

Obviously they should be aware of the gambling that will spend a lot of time and mainly their money, because the losses will be a lot to get instead of the victory they will get easily.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Eureka_07 on November 22, 2023, 05:40:59 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.
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It is a 'hope' that probably every gambler has believed in at some point in their gambling career. It is common not just among beginners but even among players who have been gambling for years. In my opinion, it is a good thing to rid oneself of such a mentality and start playing without the greatest hope of winning big after so many losses. After all, in gambling, we cannot be sure how the odds will turn out.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: madnessteat on November 22, 2023, 05:42:59 PM
I must say that anyone who tells you that the more you gamble, the closer you are to your jackpot does not really know what they are telling you. You asked your friend a good question, though, and that was very smart of you. I believe the question took a down tone on him, making him rethink his gambling life and what he has just asked you in person. Most times, people just say things to promote their brand without thinking of the repercussions. They must know what they are doing and get at you just to join them and become addicts, and I must say that your friend did that so you could give in to his casino and become a gambler with his casino while earning a referral bonus from you if I am not mistaken.

Many people promise themselves to start a new life from next Monday and this continues throughout their lives. Most of them have problems and they are well aware of it. And their problems may be related not only to gambling, but also to alcohol, smoking and other habits that interfere with their lives. Such people do not try to solve their problems and constantly postpone them for later, deceiving themselves. This happens because they lack the willpower to change or they do not see any other future for themselves. I believe that such people have psychological problems and need help.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on November 22, 2023, 05:47:42 PM
Well, I think those kinds of beliefs are mostly possessed by gamblers who don't have very deep experience with gambling. No matter if a gambler is old in the game, like if the person has been gambling for a very long time, if the person has that same sense of reasoning by making that statement that you have made, I would still say that the person is not a real gambler. Real gamblers know when to stop; they have self-principles that guide them; they don't gamble off the amount which will hurt their emotions. So why will someone think that the very moment they want to stop gambling is when they will have won big? That moment might even be when they experience their biggest loss, or it could also be a big win. It's not just certain, and that's what a real gambler must understand. Wining is not certain.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: CryptSafe on November 22, 2023, 06:23:58 PM
I must say that anyone who tells you that the more you gamble, the closer you are to your jackpot does not really know what they are telling you. You asked your friend a good question, though, and that was very smart of you. I believe the question took a down tone on him, making him rethink his gambling life and what he has just asked you in person. Most times, people just say things to promote their brand without thinking of the repercussions. They must know what they are doing and get at you just to join them and become addicts, and I must say that your friend did that so you could give in to his casino and become a gambler with his casino while earning a referral bonus from you if I am not mistaken.
That's true because they want to see us experience more and more losses by continuing to gamble. They actually don't want to see us win, so they tempt us to continue gambling. They or even we can indeed win from gambling, but the problem is, we and they will not know when we can win. We may only be able to continue gambling, but we have to control ourselves so that we don't experience too many losses. It won't be worth doing, especially if we use more money than before. And if you gamble too often, it can make you addicted to gambling, and maybe when you change your goals, the gambling addiction will actually come. Those who spend more time in the casino will not be closer to winning, but they may be closer to losing. If they remain unaware, they will regret it once they know the truth. So pay attention to yourself and always limit your gambling activities rather than experiencing a gambling addiction.

And that's what casinos want from their players, all casinos provide paid games of course to generate profits for their own casinos so they expect everyone to spend a lot of money in their casinos. Even if we get a win, there will definitely be a sense of wanting to get a bigger win and this is what the casino wants with people who continue gambling when they win so that they can take back the winnings obtained by the player, and this has indeed happened with many gamblers who are driven by greed to pursue bigger wins and in the end the casino gives the end with defeat to those who continue gambling.

Obviously they should be aware of the gambling that will spend a lot of time and mainly their money, because the losses will be a lot to get instead of the victory they will get easily.

It is normal that casinos are all after profit because they are profit-making ventures, so in that case, they have their organization to maintain and staff to pay and would go to any extent to make profit either way so as to keep the casino running. You, as a gambler, should know that as well. When it comes to winning, it is nice to be able to control their greed to win more because when that thought comes in, you are liable to lose more than you could imagine because you would not get it easy this time around as the casino would at all costs put an eye on your account to make sure they see to the end. It is best that you apply caution and self-restraint at this point of victory otherwise it would turn south for you.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Wiwo on November 22, 2023, 06:34:09 PM
Being an active player does not mean you will have the best of gambling experience for winning and it's increased chances always, base on experience from other concerned gamblers, they can tell that the more you're trying all yours best to avoid loosing by being active in gambling regularly the more you're liable to keep having same losses on a repeated occassions if care is not taken, gambling is not that predictable.

It is understandably so that the more you play in gambling the more you may lose but at same time there are days that are profiting days at least I have witnessed it from other gamblers offline you attested to a winning streak after which they run off with some profit after the losses started coming. I believe not every day is a bad day but those few times that are good days they are the lucky times we can get some profit and we need to have control incase of running off when the losses start to build up.
Are you now preaching greed in gambling? See, gambling should be well planned, it's not something that should be played without control, or else, the person would blame himself. What you just narrated has put me into trouble many times in trading and it's a very good reason why I kept my cool against such in gambling, and this has been working well for me not to overplay but rather preserve my account. The mindset of the so-called good day is the reason why some people continue to play and play until they lose their fortunes on that same day. It might be good at first but if you do not exercise caution and self-control, it might be bitter before you end the betting for the day. It doesn't matter if a day is either good or bad, it's better for gamblers to have plans and know their budgetary limits in order to be able to exercise control in any gambling situation.
Not only gambling but also other aspect of anything should also be well planned before diving into it and if you attempt to under take anything that you want to memory to be worth the while then you must be able to have a prior understanding and planning at the same time,  so for such gambling is one of those things that need a lot of planning to stay at a safer side of things and avoiding any possible tragedy of events.

Much more also,  we have to be able to separate greed from planning when it comes to gambling since greed may push you to gamble more,  but can not end you up with anything significant.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: EluguHcman on November 22, 2023, 06:39:18 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this
Of course it is sad because they seizes to realize that somedays you really have to repatriate, have some seat back gathering some energies to restrategise again after pointing out your errors. They are strictly unable to control their gambling emotions which they don't have thet looses the immunes to reinforce with a different strategies to boycott its familiar obstacles.
A situation of a same kind advising each other would make no Contrary, no difference because two wrongs can not make a right because they think the same.

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.
You took the right decision disagreeing with him whereas you took the right ethics of gambling which demands the ability to "taking control of your emotions".
Although the more one sits on the gambling table is the more experience one is gained because learning is required "investment of time".

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.
And to me, gambling majorly is aimed to gain profits or gets rich and rewards at when won is handed over at the moment of winning that is why I will agree it is a medium to quick enrichment and when you fails too you looses your funds as immediate time of lost which also offers medium to quick poverty.
The desires to win on the gambling table when you stake that demands your 100% attention isn't Worth a toying about so you definitely have to strive desperately to count fit win that is why it is my force "a must win" and besides... It is a set of competition between you and others which your efforts are triggered with all eagerness to take the wheel of winning.

Otherwise, there are certain person's who gambles for fun and doesn't mind if they wins or fails. These set of persons basically ain't so interested to take lead of winning but they just want to play the game maybe as a cause of some emotional breakdown to fix itself up or feelings the fun and vibes just to take challenge with no risk of loosing considered.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.
I never only expected the changed of mood but answer.
However, I will take that facially expression to be disappointed of himself because he preaches what he practices but all illusions.

He is experienced and skillful enough to take the wining table but absolutely... He has never been lucky to win.
This is all to say that it is not all about how long you spends on the gambling table but your lucky days and skills are most considered on your winning.

It is sometimes that one whom is watching behind that is not a pertaker in the ongoing game is visible enough to figure errors and has the thoughts on how to play the game and take the winning but when he steps -up on the gambling table, he seems to be adamantly lost and then those how previous knowledges may not be a helpful role to profer him winning but lost.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Weawant on November 22, 2023, 07:30:54 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.
The danger in the advice that the person giving this advise may not be taking to consideration is the fact that continues gambling could turn out addiction and you will think you are still playing safe enough and yet to be addicted and before you will realize it , it may be too late.

If you are gambling for entertainment just like you rightly stated in your last statement, you most definitely do not have to gamble every day of the week and at times you get lucky even without much consistency, I doubt if maintaining consistency gambling is an edge necessary for gambling success because trying to be too consistent could turn out addiction so I Personally don see the advice as healthy enough but rather your concept of gambling is safer and better.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: CODE200 on November 22, 2023, 07:36:40 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.


Most of these "99% of gamblers quit before hitting the jackpot" are nothing more than a meme to poke fun at gamblers who are off the deep end. Cause at the end of the day this is literally what gets them going. The idea that they only need one more bet to finally get their big break and earn stupendous amounts of money in the process is what keeps them alive, and while to regular people, this may seem absurd and stupid even, to addicted gamblers this is sound advice.

So your question being, "is this good advice", the answer is subjectively objective. It's wrong if you're still thinking with your brains, it's right if you're addicted so much to gambling you'd literally take any advice that goes in favor of your vice.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Accardo on November 22, 2023, 08:06:03 PM
Being an active player does not mean you will have the best of gambling experience for winning and it's increased chances always, base on experience from other concerned gamblers, they can tell that the more you're trying all yours best to avoid loosing by being active in gambling regularly the more you're liable to keep having same losses on a repeated occassions if care is not taken, gambling is not that predictable.

It is understandably so that the more you play in gambling the more you may lose but at same time there are days that are profiting days at least I have witnessed it from other gamblers offline you attested to a winning streak after which they run off with some profit after the losses started coming. I believe not every day is a bad day but those few times that are good days they are the lucky times we can get some profit and we need to have control incase of running off when the losses start to build up.
Are you now preaching greed in gambling? See, gambling should be well planned, it's not something that should be played without control, or else, the person would blame himself. What you just narrated has put me into trouble many times in trading and it's a very good reason why I kept my cool against such in gambling, and this has been working well for me not to overplay but rather preserve my account. The mindset of the so-called good day is the reason why some people continue to play and play until they lose their fortunes on that same day. It might be good at first but if you do not exercise caution and self-control, it might be bitter before you end the betting for the day. It doesn't matter if a day is either good or bad, it's better for gamblers to have plans and know their budgetary limits in order to be able to exercise control in any gambling situation.

Funny, gamblers attribute a good day, as one where they got their most win. But, I wonder if a day passes when we don't lose bets. Such believe has frantically pushed some gamblers to make silly predictions. Hoping to see a win result, because it's their good day. Your idea of having plans as a gambler, regardless of the outcome of the game, is excellent. However, there is always a room for re strategizing our steps, whenever the initial plans isn't working out. It's quite better to run off with the profits, instead of wagering all the win at a go. At a given moment, we as gamblers are obliged to adore our wins, by taking profits. All the money is not meant for the house alone. Moving away with our profits, is also a self control. And not every gambler would be disciplined enough to withstand the pressure of trying again, after winning big. Whatever result that follows, lose or win, can ruin the fun of the initial win. If they lose they'll try again, to regain the lost money, and vice versa, to win more. The decision all depends on the gambler, who knows what strategy is best for them? but the most concern is on risk management. Added with money management. We endeavor to stay happy, while and after gambling. When we don't care about our happiness, all because of more money. It affects the gambler, if he losses all his bank in one gambling session. Which is a waste of wealth, on the gamblers end. Hence, the budgetary limit is crucial and we can enforce it by not going to gamble with our cards. The thrill can be deceitful, it's aim is to demand for more money, to remain excited. The hardest part of the thrill, when it end, is going home with nothing to show.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Quidat on November 22, 2023, 08:14:09 PM
Being an active player does not mean you will have the best of gambling experience for winning and it's increased chances always, base on experience from other concerned gamblers, they can tell that the more you're trying all yours best to avoid loosing by being active in gambling regularly the more you're liable to keep having same losses on a repeated occassions if care is not taken, gambling is not that predictable.

It is understandably so that the more you play in gambling the more you may lose but at same time there are days that are profiting days at least I have witnessed it from other gamblers offline you attested to a winning streak after which they run off with some profit after the losses started coming. I believe not every day is a bad day but those few times that are good days they are the lucky times we can get some profit and we need to have control incase of running off when the losses start to build up.
Are you now preaching greed in gambling? See, gambling should be well planned, it's not something that should be played without control, or else, the person would blame himself. What you just narrated has put me into trouble many times in trading and it's a very good reason why I kept my cool against such in gambling, and this has been working well for me not to overplay but rather preserve my account. The mindset of the so-called good day is the reason why some people continue to play and play until they lose their fortunes on that same day. It might be good at first but if you do not exercise caution and self-control, it might be bitter before you end the betting for the day. It doesn't matter if a day is either good or bad, it's better for gamblers to have plans and know their budgetary limits in order to be able to exercise control in any gambling situation.

Funny, gamblers attribute a good day, as one where they got their most win. But, I wonder if a day passes when we don't lose bets. Such believe has frantically pushed some gamblers to make silly predictions. Hoping to see a win result, because it's their good day. Your idea of having plans as a gambler, regardless of the outcome of the game, is excellent. However, there is always a room for re strategizing our steps, whenever the initial plans isn't working out. It's quite better to run off with the profits, instead of wagering all the win at a go. At a given moment, we as gamblers are obliged to adore our wins, by taking profits. All the money is not meant for the house alone. Moving away with our profits, is also a self control. And not every gambler would be disciplined enough to withstand the pressure of trying again, after winning big. Whatever result that follows, lose or win, can ruin the fun of the initial win. If they lose they'll try again, to regain the lost money, and vice versa, to win more. The decision all depends on the gambler, who knows what strategy is best for them? but the most concern is on risk management. Added with money management. We endeavor to stay happy, while and after gambling. When we don't care about our happiness, all because of more money. It affects the gambler, if he losses all his bank in one gambling session. Which is a waste of wealth, on the gamblers end. Hence, the budgetary limit is crucial and we can enforce it by not going to gamble with our cards. The thrill can be deceitful, it's aim is to demand for more money, to remain excited. The hardest part of the thrill, when it end, is going home with nothing to show.
Very common reaction eh? People would really be loving to hear out some advises specially if it talks about on making money. They do gamble out because they are aiming for more
winnings on which we know that in gambling field where luck is really that most important thing that we are really that wanting or need to have.
If you do take someones advise on playing or keep on playing on chasing those wins then its a bad idea for you to follow on because it would really be just that making
you desperate and this is something that we must avoid in the first place.Play according into your own mood and preference on which gambling is really just that
indeed for leisure because if you do able to deal up with it on other means or intent then this is where errors do happen.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Latviand on November 23, 2023, 12:45:39 PM
What I often hear people say is that you won't win the lottery if you don't buy a ticket. A follow up to that would be the more you buy then the more chances of winning. It's not exactly the same but I think the same concept applies. Is it wrong for them to say that? Not really. You can win the jackpot with just one or a few tries since it's a game based on luck but the odds are most likely lower.
Now this is what I am more familiar although I hear this not being used in the context of gambling but more on risk you take in life in general. The follow up I've been familiar of it in a way because I've heard it being used back then in a TV ad back then where they give away a million in Philippine peso if you join their raffle game where you put in as much entry as possible so you get higher chances of winning. Now regarding what OP is describing, I can somehow understand where these gamblers who scold him about quitting too early, they think that if you play more, you will eventually hit the jackpot, maybe they've experienced this before so they think that it's true but in reality it's most likely just a coincidence and they don't know how to explain what just happened to them. If I was given that advice, I'd probably just shrug it off and say something snarky and a bit self-depreciating like "I am not as lucky as you are".


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: ultrloa on November 23, 2023, 12:55:45 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.


Most of these "99% of gamblers quit before hitting the jackpot" are nothing more than a meme to poke fun at gamblers who are off the deep end. Cause at the end of the day this is literally what gets them going. The idea that they only need one more bet to finally get their big break and earn stupendous amounts of money in the process is what keeps them alive, and while to regular people, this may seem absurd and stupid even, to addicted gamblers this is sound advice.

So your question being, "is this good advice", the answer is subjectively objective. It's wrong if you're still thinking with your brains, it's right if you're addicted so much to gambling you'd literally take any advice that goes in favor of your vice.

Its just a word presented but actually it doesn't have any relevance nor have real proof that we are really near to hit the jackpot if we stay long. This statement just confuse people to think about other possibility and convince them to stay. But in reality whatever things we do and how small the size we are using to bet if the jackpot is there we could totally hit it. We don't need to stay long with this since hitting a one time big time jackpot can happen in short period of time.

The answer regarding the question doesn't really have exact answer but rather people could just share their opinion base on scenarios they see or they encounter toward certain situations happened.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: danherbias07 on November 23, 2023, 01:23:20 PM
What I often hear people say is that you won't win the lottery if you don't buy a ticket. A follow up to that would be the more you buy then the more chances of winning. It's not exactly the same but I think the same concept applies. Is it wrong for them to say that? Not really. You can win the jackpot with just one or a few tries since it's a game based on luck but the odds are most likely lower.
Now this is what I am more familiar although I hear this not being used in the context of gambling but more on risk you take in life in general. The follow up I've been familiar of it in a way because I've heard it being used back then in a TV ad back then where they give away a million in Philippine peso if you join their raffle game where you put in as much entry as possible so you get higher chances of winning. Now regarding what OP is describing, I can somehow understand where these gamblers who scold him about quitting too early, they think that if you play more, you will eventually hit the jackpot, maybe they've experienced this before so they think that it's true but in reality it's most likely just a coincidence and they don't know how to explain what just happened to them. If I was given that advice, I'd probably just shrug it off and say something snarky and a bit self-depreciating like "I am not as lucky as you are".
Because it's actually true when it comes to online gambling.
Say you bet on Plinko only once, are the chances to hit an x420 to x1000 that high for you to receive it in one bet? That will be absurd and gambling sites will lose their business if this happens.
They want you to keep playing which is why the percentage to hit the x1000 is 0.000.. something. If someone could hit that with just one ball then I doubt many gamblers will keep on playing almost half of their lives.

What the friend of OP said to him is true, it is a fact but should not be advised to anyone. We don't want any person to become a gambling addict just because of this one advice that we regret someday if we see our friend having trouble where to get their money back because there's no way it can be done unless we loan them some money.
In my case, I usually get a jackpot if I am losing for like x200 - x300 which means I have to divide my capital on that number before I start my autobet.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Dewi Aries on November 23, 2023, 01:40:37 PM
I must say that anyone who tells you that the more you gamble, the closer you are to your jackpot does not really know what they are telling you. You asked your friend a good question, though, and that was very smart of you. I believe the question took a down tone on him, making him rethink his gambling life and what he has just asked you in person. Most times, people just say things to promote their brand without thinking of the repercussions. They must know what they are doing and get at you just to join them and become addicts, and I must say that your friend did that so you could give in to his casino and become a gambler with his casino while earning a referral bonus from you if I am not mistaken.
That's true because they want to see us experience more and more losses by continuing to gamble. They actually don't want to see us win, so they tempt us to continue gambling. They or even we can indeed win from gambling, but the problem is, we and they will not know when we can win. We may only be able to continue gambling, but we have to control ourselves so that we don't experience too many losses. It won't be worth doing, especially if we use more money than before. And if you gamble too often, it can make you addicted to gambling, and maybe when you change your goals, the gambling addiction will actually come. Those who spend more time in the casino will not be closer to winning, but they may be closer to losing. If they remain unaware, they will regret it once they know the truth. So pay attention to yourself and always limit your gambling activities rather than experiencing a gambling addiction.

And that's what casinos want from their players, all casinos provide paid games of course to generate profits for their own casinos so they expect everyone to spend a lot of money in their casinos. Even if we get a win, there will definitely be a sense of wanting to get a bigger win and this is what the casino wants with people who continue gambling when they win so that they can take back the winnings obtained by the player, and this has indeed happened with many gamblers who are driven by greed to pursue bigger wins and in the end the casino gives the end with defeat to those who continue gambling.

Obviously they should be aware of the gambling that will spend a lot of time and mainly their money, because the losses will be a lot to get instead of the victory they will get easily.

It is normal that casinos are all after profit because they are profit-making ventures, so in that case, they have their organization to maintain and staff to pay and would go to any extent to make profit either way so as to keep the casino running. You, as a gambler, should know that as well. When it comes to winning, it is nice to be able to control their greed to win more because when that thought comes in, you are liable to lose more than you could imagine because you would not get it easy this time around as the casino would at all costs put an eye on your account to make sure they see to the end. It is best that you apply caution and self-restraint at this point of victory otherwise it would turn south for you.

Yes indeed because basically they also set up casinos to make huge profits, by attracting everyone to play in their casinos and pulling them deeper and deeper to spend all their money gambling, if they don't have good self-control then they will experience this, and also many have become victims of casinos because they themselves cannot control themselves properly. The fault here is not in the casino, but from themselves, if only they can control themselves, they can definitely limit their gambling by not spending their money in gambling.

The advice you said was well received, even though I am not a gambling addict, but other people should also know about what you said, that way they will not or at least be able to avoid gambling addiction, because those who gamble are very vulnerable to becoming addicted to gambling and experiencing bad things that harm them.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: nara1892 on November 23, 2023, 01:50:19 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.


Most of these "99% of gamblers quit before hitting the jackpot" are nothing more than a meme to poke fun at gamblers who are off the deep end. Cause at the end of the day this is literally what gets them going. The idea that they only need one more bet to finally get their big break and earn stupendous amounts of money in the process is what keeps them alive, and while to regular people, this may seem absurd and stupid even, to addicted gamblers this is sound advice.

So your question being, "is this good advice", the answer is subjectively objective. It's wrong if you're still thinking with your brains, it's right if you're addicted so much to gambling you'd literally take any advice that goes in favor of your vice.

I understand what you mean here, basically every gambler, especially those who are addicted, they have their own mindset and beliefs, losing is not the end of the world for them, and they consider that it is a sacrifice of their struggle for greater victory. Although it's a little silly haha but it doesn't matter, I won't interfere with their affairs especially when it comes to their different beliefs. And it is true that they have their own idea that even though they always lose but they remain firm on their own idea that "one more try looks like I will win", on the other hand that is what makes gambling addicts suffer from many large losses.

On the other hand gambling addicts will only listen to some negative advice that they think is a good alternative to be able to get closer or increase their chances of winning faster, like you said, "one more bet and you are likely to win", but the problem is that gamblers who are already addicted they cannot consider or see which is better in common sense, they will only agree with someone who gives advice to further exacerbate or deepen their gambling involvement.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Iroh on November 23, 2023, 01:53:53 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.



When all is seemingly lost and hope, which is what man desperately clings onto when there is nothing left is quickly fading away, I would say this is what everyone tells themselves in a bid to retain whatever hope is left inside them and it’s not just with gambling.

If you can tell yourself and actually believe it, it can be motivating and encouraging but with gambling, it is not a good advice as you could also be a step away from bankruptcy while remaining foolishly hopeful about winning the jackpot.
When you can convince yourself about being just one step away from winning despite continuous losses, it’s clear you don’t know when to stop playing.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Latviand on November 23, 2023, 04:27:09 PM
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Because it's actually true when it comes to online gambling.
Say you bet on Plinko only once, are the chances to hit an x420 to x1000 that high for you to receive it in one bet? That will be absurd and gambling sites will lose their business if this happens.
They want you to keep playing which is why the percentage to hit the x1000 is 0.000.. something. If someone could hit that with just one ball then I doubt many gamblers will keep on playing almost half of their lives.
That's not how percentage and probability works, it doesn't work like a queue where you sift through enough in the queue then you will end up getting the jackpot, I think that it's best to quote Dr. Who in here to explain probability.

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"...it's more like a big ball of wibbly wobbly... time-y wimey... stuff."

What I mean here is that it's not a queue but more like a sphere where there's no definite or absolute pattern but then anything is possible, meaning to say that you can hit the jackpot in the first hit or you can never hit it until you exhausted all of the possibility. Of course lowering the chances is a business tactic but staying with the reference, it's just going to make the big ball of stuff much bigger but doesn't discount from the fact that you can still hit the jackpot first try.
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What the friend of OP said to him is true, it is a fact but should not be advised to anyone. We don't want any person to become a gambling addict just because of this one advice that we regret someday if we see our friend having trouble where to get their money back because there's no way it can be done unless we loan them some money.
In my case, I usually get a jackpot if I am losing for like x200 - x300 which means I have to divide my capital on that number before I start my autobet.
That's where you're wrong, that's not a fact but a fallacy most likely, have you heard of Gambler's Fallacy? It's when the person believes that there's a hidden pattern in something that's completely random but they still go for it because it's better to believe the fallacy rather than accept it.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Accardo on November 23, 2023, 04:28:59 PM
The decision all depends on the gambler, who knows what strategy is best for them? but the most concern is on risk management. Added with money management. We endeavor to stay happy, while and after gambling. When we don't care about our happiness, all because of more money. It affects the gambler, if he losses all his bank in one gambling session. Which is a waste of wealth, on the gamblers end. Hence, the budgetary limit is crucial and we can enforce it by not going to gamble with our cards. The thrill can be deceitful, it's aim is to demand for more money, to remain excited. The hardest part of the thrill, when it end, is going home with nothing to show.
Very common reaction eh? People would really be loving to hear out some advises specially if it talks about on making money. They do gamble out because they are aiming for more
winnings on which we know that in gambling field where luck is really that most important thing that we are really that wanting or need to have.
If you do take someones advise on playing or keep on playing on chasing those wins then its a bad idea for you to follow on because it would really be just that making
you desperate and this is something that we must avoid in the first place.Play according into your own mood and preference on which gambling is really just that
indeed for leisure because if you do able to deal up with it on other means or intent then this is where errors do happen.

And because our luck isn't same with that of the advisor, the player shouldn't do what doesn't work for him. The money is the goal for many, that's why they can easily be swayed from one strategy to another, seeking for whats works like it's SEO. Anything can work in gambling, but not for everybody. What made you to win, can't help me to win. Except it's sports gambling, copying of predictions is allowed. But, for other types of gambling, it's wrong to follow your strategy, especially in slot games. Chasing losses is wrong for any gambler, especially for those whom such strategy doesn't work out for, while gambling. A gambler who is scared of trying again, can follow his instinct and stop gambling. Yet, if he thinks more wins would result out of his bravery decision of playing more, he's allowed to hit another start button. If they'll take the responsibility of the losses, then it's fine. Op shouldn't go for his friend's advise for the regular issue of having to blame them when he gets a worse experience from same idea that spices the days of his friends. Human nature love shifting responsibility and blaming others. Hence, if a gambler wants to be bittered the most, he should confide by the strategies of his mates. It's simple to get over the loss our decisions caused, but not simpler to forget when the fault is from our friends. To be on a safer relationship status with others, we can mind our business; devise our strategies and play according to the mood of the day directs us.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: maydna on November 23, 2023, 04:39:22 PM
~snip~
And that's what casinos want from their players, all casinos provide paid games of course to generate profits for their own casinos so they expect everyone to spend a lot of money in their casinos. Even if we get a win, there will definitely be a sense of wanting to get a bigger win and this is what the casino wants with people who continue gambling when they win so that they can take back the winnings obtained by the player, and this has indeed happened with many gamblers who are driven by greed to pursue bigger wins and in the end the casino gives the end with defeat to those who continue gambling.

Obviously they should be aware of the gambling that will spend a lot of time and mainly their money, because the losses will be a lot to get instead of the victory they will get easily.
Gamblers who have won definitely want to get bigger wins, so they want to continue gambling and chase their winnings. Unfortunately, the casino already knows the greed of the gamblers and provides a way for the greedy gamblers to try it, and apparently, luck is off the side of the greedy gamblers, and they end up taking all the winnings. That is the advantage that the casinos get. They don't need anything to get that profit and wait for the greedy gamblers to fall into the hole they dug because they were too eager for even bigger wins. Gamblers should be aware that what they are doing is wrong and not try to chase bigger wins, especially when they have already won a certain amount of money.

They must realize that they are lucky gamblers because not many gamblers can get lucky and win some money. Therefore, if one day we win a lot of money, we must immediately leave the casino and withdraw the money so we can enjoy the winnings. We must not be greedy gamblers who only want to chase another big win that will not be easy to get.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: leonair on November 23, 2023, 04:46:50 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.


Gambling is very much dependent on luck especially when you play slot games and in the case of sportsbet winning depends a lot on skill.  And many people think that after losing for a long time in gambling they will win for sure so they bet very big amount and after every loss they keep increasing the gambling amount. This is a good strategy to recover gambling loss but for this it requires a big budget and taking steps like that budget. can help to do. And without a big budget, the balance will be exhausted at some point and all the funds will be lost instead of recovering the losses.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: uneng on November 23, 2023, 04:48:06 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

When all is seemingly lost and hope, which is what man desperately clings onto when there is nothing left is quickly fading away, I would say this is what everyone tells themselves in a bid to retain whatever hope is left inside them and it’s not just with gambling.

If you can tell yourself and actually believe it, it can be motivating and encouraging but with gambling, it is not a good advice as you could also be a step away from bankruptcy while remaining foolishly hopeful about winning the jackpot.
When you can convince yourself about being just one step away from winning despite continuous losses, it’s clear you don’t know when to stop playing.
Yes, it's important to feed a sentiment of hope in life to keep persuing goals and maintaining your morale and optmism in high levels, however in gambling you can't be optimistic and hopeful on that level, otherwise you are going to compromise yourself financially.

Doesn't matter what the beliefs, mood and expectations of the gambler are, he must always stick with his initial planning and budget. Once the budget destined to gambling is over, he has to stop playing, even though the next bet has potential to guarantee him a jackpot prize.

If he has to win and such winnings are really near, as some claim, it will happen sooner or later on his next gambling session, without compromising his finances on the currently moment.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Orpichukwu on November 23, 2023, 04:57:18 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.
Those are just part of gambling platform marketing strategies; they have to do anything within their power that could make someone stay with them and continue gambling, and that has been working for them.

Just like when you win a game on some gambling platform like SportyBet, you will see some congratulations message that comes together with the winning "which always states that you win more than 70-80% of other gamblers," making the gambler who just won a ticket's confidence increase, and they might be tempted to increase their wager amount.
 
It doesn't really matter if it works for the gamblers, as I believe most people might have a chance of winning if they continue playing. Why will some definitely continue losing until they have nothing left to play with? It's just for the person who is gambling to give himself that self-advice and stop when they can without taking advice from where the money is going.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: CryptoHeadlineNews on November 23, 2023, 05:00:23 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.
If it was the more consistent you play, the more closer you are to winning a jackpot, then all those who started gaming since 2010 should have all been millionaires by today, but the reverse is the case, and that alone proves that consistency is not the only factor to winning a jackpot, but other factors such as luck, your ability to analyze good game and e.t.c also plays a major role when thinking about winning a jackpot. Henceforth, I rather advise people to gamble with the least amount they can always afford to at that very moment, and stop chasing jackpot, as that's what comes once in either every 1000 or 10,000 game played. But I stand to be corrected on this.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on November 24, 2023, 01:27:44 AM
Yes, I have heard when someone says that, but things can make them sound very close to winning something very big, but considering that a person gets carried away by emotions and impulses, I don't see it that way, that's why I always go to Emphasize that when it comes to how to cope with things in a casino it is Recommended that you only focus on what you could have done at that moment, perhaps if you had had money at that time to make that big bet, then you Would have lost Everything , because This is how it happens, there is no other way, you can say that things are very clear when talking about these things , I have seen many who have Written that type of things but at that moment a lot of emphasis can be placed on continuing doing what that a gambler in every casino can do, but in general it is not recommended that a person like that can come back with a lot of money, because he will lose it, in fact I would say that that person is on the verge of being an addict, so there is no to give a lot of importance.

In this order of ideas, a successful player does not complain about the opportunities he had and did not take advantage of them, the successful player tries to look for those Scenarios to take Advantage of them, not leaving this is the difference that exists in the players of this style, for That's when we are emphasizing the game's way , I am sure that this person does not have a limit of money willing to lose, but that everyone who has, everything is the money he disposes of without caring about the consequences that he also has, So these types of people have to be careful with what they believe or what they think , that is what you have to look at Before doing anything , Otherwise these types of people will always take control believing that they are about to win when In fact, they are falling into a total addiction, and it is dangerous, this is what should always be Considered , but come on, for me there is nothing Better than being a Responsible Player.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: alegotardo on November 24, 2023, 01:42:45 AM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

~snip~

This is certainly not good advice and you ended up answering your question yourself.

If indeed the "secret to success" is to play constantly and often, we would have many bankrupt casinos. But what we see is exactly the opposite.... casinos encouraging people to always keep playing, whether with very eye-catching advertising or a magnificent bonus for those who keep playing more and more. However, what they want is one more opportunity to get back any victories you had, as we know that for those who play constantly the result can only be one: zero bankroll.

Casinos are a form of entertainment, where winning the jackpot is the secondary objective... the first is (or should be) to have fun.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: 2Pizza410000BTC on November 24, 2023, 04:42:19 AM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.
Here I can say one thing if a person participates in gambling then it is possible for him to win the jackpot. And if a gambler does not participate in gambling then it is not possible for him to win the jackpot. Because how can he expect to win the jackpot if he does not participate in the bet. Jackpot is completely luck dependent. The person with the highest luck can win the jackpot.  Gambling is pure entertainment for me too. But here is one thing every gambler should keep in mind that no one gets addicted to gambling for the sake of winning the jackpot. Most gamblers become addicted to gambling due to excessive greed. So each of us will aim to not let excess greed consume us in taking up gambling as a pastime.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: goxcraft on November 24, 2023, 04:51:35 AM
Gambling is purely played based on luck. It's a luck game. If you were lucky you might win, if you don't you might loss. These is no backdoor or secret formulas or words that will ensure your winnings. So if anyone says to keep on trying and trying don't follow them. You are dooming your own life if you do this. Apart from luck, the most important thing in gambling is self control. To have to ability to know when to stop. To control your emotions, to not get drowned win them. Repulsive behavior is the root cause of all the problems.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Don Pedro Dinero on November 24, 2023, 04:59:25 AM
It's bullshit that people who lose a lot of money believe in and not only don't admit it but want you to believe that they have a good system for winning at gambling. A question like the OP's is often the key to dismantling such bullshit and the fact that he changed his mood is a clear sign of that.

These is no backdoor or secret formulas or words that will ensure your winnings. So if anyone says to keep on trying and trying don't follow them.

I couldn't have said it better myself.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: zuzie on November 24, 2023, 05:43:05 AM

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.


Sounds very funny to me, how could it not?? because gambling is a challenge for someone to gain a profit or win without knowing when they will get it, and gambling is an activity where people who gamble must be willing to lose the money they have when defeat comes, then the risks of gambling are already known and There are still many people who do it, in other words they only care about profits, not losses. Therefore, people who are active in casinos, both old and new, cannot predict whether they will become rich or even poor in their lives.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: alankasman on November 24, 2023, 06:15:00 AM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?
This sentence is rarely uttered, but I confirm that gamblers who are actively playing often use the message not to stop because they are just a little away from reaching the maxwin or jackpot as motivation when the position is starting to lose.
Usually this advice will be said to close friends who usually play with him.

I will not confirm that this advice can be a way to win in gambling because in my opinion this advice can make players run out of money and assets in gambling. And like you said, there are no rich gamblers who are active even though they have the motivation not to stop.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: goxcraft on November 24, 2023, 08:36:45 AM
I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.
Sounds very funny to me, how could it not?? because gambling is a challenge for someone to gain a profit or win without knowing when they will get it, and gambling is an activity where people who gamble must be willing to lose the money they have when defeat comes, then the risks of gambling are already known and There are still many people who do it, in other words they only care about profits, not losses. Therefore, people who are active in casinos, both old and new, cannot predict whether they will become rich or even poor in their lives.
Guess what, he hasn't won any jackpots. Hence, the change of his mood. People who are addict usually says this. Because they are unable to overcome their addiction. So they tell themselves, one more bet, one more bet, one more bet and I will surely win. Only to continue his gambling activity. He does knows it's not true but he is unable to. That's why he tries to convince him and those who around him that if you keep on trying, you will win. But did he actually won? I don't think so. If he did, he would have shouted I WON, I WONN, and show you some screenshots of his winnings.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Stable090 on November 24, 2023, 10:18:19 AM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

Yeah, I have heard it from addicted gamblers multiple times here in my country, that’s what they do use to motivate themselves to keep on gambling, but I can say that’s wrong. Even if you don’t give up on gambling, that doesn’t mean you are going to hit a jackpot. Most people that do give that advise have been gambling for a long period of time, and they haven’t hit any jackpots before, but they do encourage other people not to give up because they are one step closer to hitting the jackpot.
 
If you notice you have been losing too much money on gambling and you notice you are beginning to be addicted to gambling, it’s just better you give up and don’t think you will be hitting any jackpot. Having the belief that you will hit a jackpot one day is going to cause you to lose more money, and you might not hit any jackpot. Don’t be deceived by what people say.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: angrybirdy on November 24, 2023, 11:48:25 AM
Gambling is purely played based on luck. It's a luck game. If you were lucky you might win, if you don't you might loss. These is no backdoor or secret formulas or words that will ensure your winnings. So if anyone says to keep on trying and trying don't follow them. You are dooming your own life if you do this. Apart from luck, the most important thing in gambling is self control. To have to ability to know when to stop. To control your emotions, to not get drowned win them. Repulsive behavior is the root cause of all the problems.
Some people denies the fact that gambling isn't all about luck, they prove that it needs an analysis and requires strategy which is very often  to predict on statistical analysis. In fact, There are many ways to maximize your winnings in gambling so that you can't say that it is all about pure luck, just like budgeting your money, meaning do not gamble with money you cannot afford to lose, know how much money you can spend and are willing to donate if luck isn’t with you and also set a proper time management so that you can build and maintain your momentum in doing gambling.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: yazher on November 24, 2023, 12:00:36 PM
 
If you notice you have been losing too much money on gambling and you notice you are beginning to be addicted to gambling, it’s just better you give up and don’t think you will be hitting any jackpot. Having the belief that you will hit a jackpot one day is going to cause you to lose more money, and you might not hit any jackpot. Don’t be deceived by what people say.

This is only happen when people lose some interest in other matters that have more benefits to them. When they only know one source that would make them instant rich like gambling, they often waste their time there and don't want to try other legitimate opportunities which are legit and fair like opening up a small business and the like of it. Back in the past where I lived, people in our community were addicted to any type or variety of gambling which led to the players committing robbery and home invasions. This is why addiction should be prevented before it cause more problem to the player and to the other people as well.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Dewi Aries on November 24, 2023, 12:11:32 PM
~snip~
And that's what casinos want from their players, all casinos provide paid games of course to generate profits for their own casinos so they expect everyone to spend a lot of money in their casinos. Even if we get a win, there will definitely be a sense of wanting to get a bigger win and this is what the casino wants with people who continue gambling when they win so that they can take back the winnings obtained by the player, and this has indeed happened with many gamblers who are driven by greed to pursue bigger wins and in the end the casino gives the end with defeat to those who continue gambling.

Obviously they should be aware of the gambling that will spend a lot of time and mainly their money, because the losses will be a lot to get instead of the victory they will get easily.
Gamblers who have won definitely want to get bigger wins, so they want to continue gambling and chase their winnings. Unfortunately, the casino already knows the greed of the gamblers and provides a way for the greedy gamblers to try it, and apparently, luck is off the side of the greedy gamblers, and they end up taking all the winnings. That is the advantage that the casinos get. They don't need anything to get that profit and wait for the greedy gamblers to fall into the hole they dug because they were too eager for even bigger wins. Gamblers should be aware that what they are doing is wrong and not try to chase bigger wins, especially when they have already won a certain amount of money.

They must realize that they are lucky gamblers because not many gamblers can get lucky and win some money. Therefore, if one day we win a lot of money, we must immediately leave the casino and withdraw the money so we can enjoy the winnings. We must not be greedy gamblers who only want to chase another big win that will not be easy to get.

This happens because the greed that has overcome them so that it encourages them to return to pursue bigger wins. When they get a big win, not all gamblers can get it easily, even if they try as hard as possible if the luck is not on them, they will not get the big win, even if they continue gambling after getting a big win, they might lose the winnings they have got again, but if you say that, they are among the lucky ones because they continue the game after getting the win.
Because people who gamble when they continue their game when they get their winnings tend to get defeated, but if they get back the winnings it is very lucky.

Yes as much as possible they have to withdraw the winnings they get, and consider it if they really want to continue the game to pursue a bigger win, And keep in mind luck is not on their side all the time.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: zuzie on November 24, 2023, 12:46:41 PM
I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.
Sounds very funny to me, how could it not?? because gambling is a challenge for someone to gain a profit or win without knowing when they will get it, and gambling is an activity where people who gamble must be willing to lose the money they have when defeat comes, then the risks of gambling are already known and There are still many people who do it, in other words they only care about profits, not losses. Therefore, people who are active in casinos, both old and new, cannot predict whether they will become rich or even poor in their lives.
Guess what, he hasn't won any jackpots. Hence, the change of his mood. People who are addict usually says this. Because they are unable to overcome their addiction. So they tell themselves, one more bet, one more bet, one more bet and I will surely win. Only to continue his gambling activity. He does knows it's not true but he is unable to. That's why he tries to convince him and those who around him that if you keep on trying, you will win. But did he actually won? I don't think so. If he did, he would have shouted I WON, I WONN, and show you some screenshots of his winnings.

Yes, that's what a gambling addict will do when he doesn't win at the casino, therefore he will try to chase his winnings until they are irregular, and when he wins, he doesn't necessarily just stop, because in the casino there are lots of temptations that we see. directly, the weaker a person's self-control, the easier it is for a person to be influenced by temptation. And it has been proven that the more aggressive you are in gambling, the more likely you are to lose and the less likely you are to win. Therefore, if we lose or win, it's a good idea for us to think again that there is still tomorrow or the day after that if we want to gamble again.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: goxcraft on November 24, 2023, 01:05:30 PM
Some people denies the fact that gambling isn't all about luck, they prove that it needs an analysis and requires strategy which is very often  to predict on statistical analysis. In fact, There are many ways to maximize your winnings in gambling so that you can't say that it is all about pure luck, just like budgeting your money, meaning do not gamble with money you cannot afford to lose, know how much money you can spend and are willing to donate if luck isn’t with you and also set a proper time management so that you can build and maintain your momentum in doing gambling.
Does anything you said it will ensure my winnings? Like budgeting my money, or how much is my limit, or time management. How are these connected to my winnings? Care to explain? I think they dont. They will ensure my losses are minimum only. They don't ensure that I will win the next bet. Wining the next bet is depended on my luck. There is no plan, there is no backdoor, there is no magic words. It's just pure luck. The advices you suggested will only ensure that a man doesn't loss everything in gambling. Such as getting mad or loosing their minds... ;)


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Mr. Magkaisa on November 24, 2023, 01:10:17 PM
It's bullshit that people who lose a lot of money believe in and not only don't admit it but want you to believe that they have a good system for winning at gambling. A question like the OP's is often the key to dismantling such bullshit and the fact that he changed his mood is a clear sign of that.

These is no backdoor or secret formulas or words that will ensure your winnings. So if anyone says to keep on trying and trying don't follow them.

I couldn't have said it better myself.

   -    Yes, you're right there. Sometimes there are other gamblers who we don't know why they do that, but even though gambling is gambling, they can't hide it from the communities here on the forum that everything is still okay, but the truth is no.

Then we don't need to follow others, because we should only gamble within the limits that exist, and we can only do as much as we can in reality.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: bounceback on November 24, 2023, 01:31:16 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.

I have also heard these words from several gamblers, but I don't believe that what they say is true because I know it's all nothing more than just empty talk, imagine if that were true then you can be sure that all gambling addicts will become rich from the result of gambling is because you can get a jackpot after playing for a long time, but in fact most of the gambling addicts we see lose everything because they keep betting, my advice is never try to chase the jackpot when gambling because if you intend to do so then there will be two possibilities for you, namely have to accept losing everything or gaining it.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: goxcraft on November 24, 2023, 02:24:56 PM
I have also heard these words from several gamblers, but I don't believe that what they say is true because I know it's all nothing more than just empty talk, imagine if that were true then you can be sure that all gambling addicts will become rich from the result of gambling is because you can get a jackpot after playing for a long time, but in fact most of the gambling addicts we see lose everything because they keep betting, my advice is never try to chase the jackpot when gambling because if you intend to do so then there will be two possibilities for you, namely have to accept losing everything or gaining it.
They are just afraid to accept the fact that they are loosing. These are just delusional thoughts. You don't and you never will win a jackpot if you can't control your emotions. You can't just keep betting always. You'll run out of money before wining a jackpot. It's not an exam where the more you try the more better you become. No it isn't. Responsible gamble doesn't do that. They gambler in a focused mind.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: maydna on November 24, 2023, 03:55:18 PM
~snip~
This happens because the greed that has overcome them so that it encourages them to return to pursue bigger wins. When they get a big win, not all gamblers can get it easily, even if they try as hard as possible if the luck is not on them, they will not get the big win, even if they continue gambling after getting a big win, they might lose the winnings they have got again, but if you say that, they are among the lucky ones because they continue the game after getting the win.
Because people who gamble when they continue their game when they get their winnings tend to get defeated, but if they get back the winnings it is very lucky.

Yes as much as possible they have to withdraw the winnings they get, and consider it if they really want to continue the game to pursue a bigger win, And keep in mind luck is not on their side all the time.
Greed can indeed encourage us to continue gambling, and we can also be easily tempted. But if we have good self-control, we will not be tempted, and we can even stop ourselves from gambling and leave the casino. We will not chase another win because we understand that it is difficult for us to get it, so we will choose just to stop gambling rather than experience more losses. People who continue to gamble and cannot stop themselves will experience loss. Even though they can also win, they will lose more often, and that will make them lose more money. Indeed, some people can manage to win again, and they are lucky people, but if they still can't stop, they will lose their money from consecutive losses in the next round.

Withdrawing their winnings is something they should do, and never think about using the winning money to continue gambling. It wouldn't be worth doing, especially if you've been gambling for some time. You need a break to de-escalate the tension so that winning and celebrating the win is recommended.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Stable090 on November 24, 2023, 04:00:35 PM
When they only know one source that would make them instant rich like gambling,

Do people even think there is instant money in gambling? If you are gambling, don’t even think you can make a big amount of money from gambling, because we all know, only a few people are making that money from gambling. If everyone is making big amounts of money from gambling, then owners of gambling sites won’t be making any profit, and as we can see, there are lots of gambling companies being created just to show how profitable the business is. My friend does tell me if I  really want to make money from gambling, then I should make sure I create a gambling company, because they are the ones making the real money.

Back in the past where I lived, people in our community were addicted to any type or variety of gambling which led to the players committing robbery and home invasions.

That’s just why people think gambling is really a bad activity because we have seen addicts involving themselves in illegal activities in society, which makes people in most societies think that if you are a gambler, then you are likely participating in illegal things as well. Addicted gamblers do different things just to get money to gamble with, which is really wrong.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: |MINER| on November 24, 2023, 04:23:11 PM
I don't think so it's a good advice. Because I think gambling depends entirely on luck, it doesn't matter how much time you spend gambling. Those who gamble for this purpose, I think, have made their addiction to it largely out of greed for money. In this case, you may see some people's who spend a lot of time gambling and are winning in some cases, but if you calculate the amount of their losses, you will see that the amount of loss is more than the profit. So it is better to follow a strategy and spend a certain amount without going with this objective.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Hewlet on November 24, 2023, 04:52:11 PM
Gambling is more of a game of luck and I feel that the result of your gambling doesn't come that much from any advice not to give up in the habit. If you are assisting a friend with the right gambling strategy, then I don't feel that it is out of place but the decision regarding when to continue or when to take a break should be totally a personal one.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Sanugarid on November 24, 2023, 05:05:58 PM
Gambling is purely played based on luck. It's a luck game. If you were lucky you might win, if you don't you might loss. These is no backdoor or secret formulas or words that will ensure your winnings. So if anyone says to keep on trying and trying don't follow them. You are dooming your own life if you do this. Apart from luck, the most important thing in gambling is self control. To have to ability to know when to stop. To control your emotions, to not get drowned win them. Repulsive behavior is the root cause of all the problems.

That's right, I agree with everything you said, winning really depends on your luck. I don't get why some people say there is a formula in gambling to win. Because I play gambling to have fun, if I win big I'm really lucky. Maybe those who invent a formula to win in gambling are playing to make money, overthinking just to win. This is a bad thing to do, it is possible to get addicted to gambling without realizing it.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: goxcraft on November 24, 2023, 05:16:33 PM
I don't think so it's a good advice. Because I think gambling depends entirely on luck, it doesn't matter how much time you spend gambling. Those who gamble for this purpose, I think, have made their addiction to it largely out of greed for money. In this case, you may see some people's who spend a lot of time gambling and are winning in some cases, but if you calculate the amount of their losses, you will see that the amount of loss is more than the profit. So it is better to follow a strategy and spend a certain amount without going with this objective.
I really hate the fact that some people just doesn't get it, even after showing facts and solid evidence. What's with these people. You can't just predict what might happened next. Winnings and losings can't be predetermined. It's an algorithm that make sures to randomizes the result as much as possible, basically a game of pure luck. Nothing more nothing less. I have had past experience in gambling and I can say, it's not about strategy or experience.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: stomachgrowls on November 24, 2023, 05:28:37 PM
~snip~
This happens because the greed that has overcome them so that it encourages them to return to pursue bigger wins. When they get a big win, not all gamblers can get it easily, even if they try as hard as possible if the luck is not on them, they will not get the big win, even if they continue gambling after getting a big win, they might lose the winnings they have got again, but if you say that, they are among the lucky ones because they continue the game after getting the win.
Because people who gamble when they continue their game when they get their winnings tend to get defeated, but if they get back the winnings it is very lucky.

Yes as much as possible they have to withdraw the winnings they get, and consider it if they really want to continue the game to pursue a bigger win, And keep in mind luck is not on their side all the time.
Greed can indeed encourage us to continue gambling, and we can also be easily tempted. But if we have good self-control, we will not be tempted, and we can even stop ourselves from gambling and leave the casino. We will not chase another win because we understand that it is difficult for us to get it, so we will choose just to stop gambling rather than experience more losses. People who continue to gamble and cannot stop themselves will experience loss. Even though they can also win, they will lose more often, and that will make them lose more money. Indeed, some people can manage to win again, and they are lucky people, but if they still can't stop, they will lose their money from consecutive losses in the next round.

Withdrawing their winnings is something they should do, and never think about using the winning money to continue gambling. It wouldn't be worth doing, especially if you've been gambling for some time. You need a break to de-escalate the tension so that winning and celebrating the win is recommended.
Really get easily tempted and this is why it would really be just that important that we should really know on when to stop specially when we are on the verge of spending too much money already with gambling.
Dont pursue on trying out to sustain yourself on gambling field because it would really just that incur even more losses and if you dont have that kind of good self control then you are really that prone
to lost of more mistakes and more chances on losing that money. Gambling isnt bad as long  you do make yourself that responsible on the time that you do gamble. You wont really be ending up on a disaster
if you are really just that aware on what you are doing.

Good advise? Dont hear out someones advises because we are all just the same. As an individual then we do really have that our own different approach when it comes to things
on which it would be normal that we do have different takings and impressions and the actions we are really that making because of those different factors or just simply with views.
If you are really that just playing for fun then i dont see a reason that you would easily get wrecked by it.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: leonair on November 24, 2023, 05:35:07 PM
I have not heard about this before. My gambling y friends and I that are gambling all know that the more you stay gambling the more likely you will lose more. If you gamble with a bigger amount, either you win or loss just quit for the day. But to prolong your gambling time, use small amount and enjoy but there is nothing like jackpot unless you just have the luck.
When someone gambles there is no target for time so everyone should keep a fixed budget for gambling so that the budget does not help him to gamble for a long time. Because prolonged gambling hardens a person to his deep addiction. Then he does not care about the negative effects of gambling. And thus he became a gambling addict and suffered a lot financially at one point. So I would suggest to always set a budget so that it only helps him to be entertainment and not addicted


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: bangjoe on November 24, 2023, 06:05:44 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.
Snip
This advice cannot be claimed right and wrong, because in this pattern allowing two possibilities, it can occur "yes" and it can also occur "no" to the result, and it backs into the main basis of gambling, which is luck.

But what I attention the habits of a gambler who has such a way of thinking from the average that I found, gamblers who have such mindset are those who will continue the game further, and the continued loss is the impact of that thought, on the situation The same there are some people who do that too, but they are lucky to get a greater victory, but it is not a guarantee that it will win because it is relatively unfamble and on average suffers losses.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Westinhome on November 24, 2023, 06:24:04 PM
I don't think so it's a good advice. Because I think gambling depends entirely on luck, it doesn't matter how much time you spend gambling. Those who gamble for this purpose, I think, have made their addiction to it largely out of greed for money. In this case, you may see some people's who spend a lot of time gambling and are winning in some cases, but if you calculate the amount of their losses, you will see that the amount of loss is more than the profit. So it is better to follow a strategy and spend a certain amount without going with this objective.

The gambling based on the luck and the tactics,sometimes your luck will bring more profit.But sometimes the tactics overcome your luck and get you some good win in the gambling sites.The convective people thing of the luck in the gambling,but the pessimistic people will target the luck using their own hard work using their own time to analysis the entire game.So such gambler will made the history by targeting the luck using their own build skills.The gambler who spend huge time and play the gambling for the huge time.He automatically get the more skills to that specific game,if the gambler had win huge game in the gambling,he only earn some dollars.But if the gambler had played many games and loss many games means he will self sufficient with the knowledge of that game.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: mvdheuvel1983 on November 24, 2023, 06:55:19 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.
Any gambler whose friend gives this sort of bad advice should be unfriended because it means that such as person doesn't have the best interest of his friend at heart. A good friend should be the wing man of his gambler friend. Advising when he is going on the extreme with his bets. That friend should be able to chip in words of encouragement when their friend loses and wants to chase the loss due to irrational thinking at that time. He should be able to say "We leave to fight another day." There is no joy in seeing a gambler friend loses and still losing . Or in debts because of gambling habit.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Saint-loup on November 24, 2023, 09:54:25 PM
You should educate your friend urgently about RTP (Return To Player) and House Edge if he thinks like that. Rewards of gambling games, including jackpot are always paid by the players, they are not given for free. So if the games he is playing have a RTP < 100% that is to say a House Hedge > 0%, when he will win a jackpot he is very likely to have spent more money than the winnings he has accumulated including the jackpot, like most players.  


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Fatunad on November 24, 2023, 09:59:47 PM
I don't think so it's a good advice. Because I think gambling depends entirely on luck, it doesn't matter how much time you spend gambling. Those who gamble for this purpose, I think, have made their addiction to it largely out of greed for money. In this case, you may see some people's who spend a lot of time gambling and are winning in some cases, but if you calculate the amount of their losses, you will see that the amount of loss is more than the profit. So it is better to follow a strategy and spend a certain amount without going with this objective.

The gambling based on the luck and the tactics,sometimes your luck will bring more profit.But sometimes the tactics overcome your luck and get you some good win in the gambling sites.The convective people thing of the luck in the gambling,but the pessimistic people will target the luck using their own hard work using their own time to analysis the entire game.So such gambler will made the history by targeting the luck using their own build skills.The gambler who spend huge time and play the gambling for the huge time.He automatically get the more skills to that specific game,if the gambler had win huge game in the gambling,he only earn some dollars.But if the gambler had played many games and loss many games means he will self sufficient with the knowledge of that game.
Getting desperate? You lose!

House do always win in the end
Betting on sports does give out non assured results
Therefore it would be up to you on how you would gonna deal with the things that you are currently involved with specially with gambling.


I have not heard about this before. My gambling y friends and I that are gambling all know that the more you stay gambling the more likely you will lose more. If you gamble with a bigger amount, either you win or loss just quit for the day. But to prolong your gambling time, use small amount and enjoy but there is nothing like jackpot unless you just have the luck.
When someone gambles there is no target for time so everyone should keep a fixed budget for gambling so that the budget does not help him to gamble for a long time. Because prolonged gambling hardens a person to his deep addiction. Then he does not care about the negative effects of gambling. And thus he became a gambling addict and suffered a lot financially at one point. So I would suggest to always set a budget so that it only helps him to be entertainment and not addicted
Fixed budget is a must because if you dont put up any budget or limitation then you are really that putting yourself at great trouble and this is something that must be avoided when
you are dealing with gambling. Never make yourself that desperate or trying out to catch those losses because if you do then you are really that putting
yourself at great risks and  this is something which it isnt recommended on doing so.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Kelward on November 24, 2023, 11:02:58 PM
I think that one word to describe OP's  friend is he's a gambling ADDICT, because its only a degenerate gambler that will not quit for the day when he's lost so much money, with the illusion that if he continues gambling he'll eventually change his luck and start to win. I think the guy really needs psychological help to come out of that kind of mindset. It's a very bad advice any day, gambling addicts needs help.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: oktana on November 24, 2023, 11:06:32 PM
When people gamble too much but don’t win, I assume that they are just contributing money and one day they’ll just win it back. My advice is that when you’re playing these games and you’re losing, you may want to take some time off. If you later come back and the losses continue, then stop and try to play a different type of game. Don’t let the one step closer advice make you go broke. You may be lucky and it happens like that for you, but it’s also possible you’re just giving away your money for nothing but some believe.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Casdinyard on November 24, 2023, 11:08:20 PM
you talking about this meme? https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F0RzVe0X0AE4TVo.jpg

If you are, and I'm guessing you're not that versed in the world of memes and internet culture, this is a post made to poke fun at people who literally threw their lives away for the sake of gambling. Is it cruel and apathetic? Yes. is it funny? Yes. How so? Well, people as code200 said eloquently, have their own sets of belief systems that are based on whether they are full-on degen or not sick in the head. You could guess from where I'm going that I mean to tell the people who outrightly believe in posts like these and couldn't decipher that this was made to make fun of them are those that are already fucked in the head, and addicted to gambling in the highest degree.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Yaunfitda on November 24, 2023, 11:23:15 PM
When people gamble too much but don’t win, I assume that they are just contributing money and one day they’ll just win it back.
Not sure where you got this idea mate, but I don't think it's safe to assume that what you lost in gambling, you can simply win it back, if this is what you are trying to say. Of course, there could be cases that people won, but majority like me, playing all year, will be in the negative by this time unless we win big like a jackpot or a lotto or something.

My advice is that when you’re playing these games and you’re losing, you may want to take some time off. If you later come back and the losses continue, then stop and try to play a different type of game. Don’t let the one step closer advice make you go broke. You may be lucky and it happens like that for you, but it’s also possible you’re just giving away your money for nothing but some believe.
Yes, take some time off, like breaking the curse if you are in a losing streak. And even if you are winning form, you don't know that in a blink of an eye, you are going to lose all the money that you have win and then the worst is that it could include your initial capital. If this happens, gonna be hard mentally as you have already the money in your hand and yet you continue because you think that you can double it up again.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Vaskiy on November 24, 2023, 11:59:16 PM
I haven't heard of this, but I've heard this saying with a person who is hard working. At some point people used to get worried and feels down when they keeps working and they weren't able to enjoy the goodness out of it. To keep them motivating people used to say this and make them progress.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Chikito on November 25, 2023, 12:00:15 AM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?
That's a subtle invitation for you to keep playing. I don't know, Is it affected for you or not?, but for me, whatever my friend said, if I want to stop playing and withdraw my win, I will do that without hearing anyone he said. I play gambling it's just for fun, I know that gambling is not making you rich like advertising on YouTube or another platform. You must believe in yourself and don't be easily influenced by people which might get you into trouble and lost.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: meser# on November 25, 2023, 12:11:29 AM
If I wasnt wrong there is a saying "monte carlo delusion". In a roulette table the ball stopped on the black numbers 26 times consecutively and everybody thoughts its done with black's round and its time to red. It didn't stop on the 0 nor on the red it was black again. Once I heard this story I realized there is no spesicific time to jackpot or etc. If you don't run out your budget you will hit the big winning no matter what. But there is no exact timing like i was so close to jackpot. You are not oracle mate :) If you run out your budget just take a break otherwise your betting amount will be higher and higher. Spoiler alert at the and you will loooose all your money ;)


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: dezoel on November 25, 2023, 09:03:24 AM
Real gamblers know when to stop; they have self-principles that guide them; they don't gamble off the amount which will hurt their emotions.
Do you mean that a person who gambles more often and has no self-control is not a real gambler? That's not how you label gamblers because there are either responsible gamblers or irresponsible gamblers and there is nothing like a real gambler or a fake gambler, etc. A person who has no self-control and patience and always gambles more money than they should be irresponsible gamblers while the opposite of that are responsible gamblers because they know when to stop and what their limits are.

Among all gamblers, the majority are irresponsible because gamblers usually tend to be compulsive and they can't control the urge when they are either winning or losing, they always want to win more when winning and recover their losses when losing and both of these things contribute in making them irresponsible gamblers.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Dewi Aries on November 25, 2023, 12:40:25 PM
~snip~
This happens because the greed that has overcome them so that it encourages them to return to pursue bigger wins. When they get a big win, not all gamblers can get it easily, even if they try as hard as possible if the luck is not on them, they will not get the big win, even if they continue gambling after getting a big win, they might lose the winnings they have got again, but if you say that, they are among the lucky ones because they continue the game after getting the win.
Because people who gamble when they continue their game when they get their winnings tend to get defeated, but if they get back the winnings it is very lucky.

Yes as much as possible they have to withdraw the winnings they get, and consider it if they really want to continue the game to pursue a bigger win, And keep in mind luck is not on their side all the time.
Greed can indeed encourage us to continue gambling, and we can also be easily tempted. But if we have good self-control, we will not be tempted, and we can even stop ourselves from gambling and leave the casino. We will not chase another win because we understand that it is difficult for us to get it, so we will choose just to stop gambling rather than experience more losses. People who continue to gamble and cannot stop themselves will experience loss. Even though they can also win, they will lose more often, and that will make them lose more money. Indeed, some people can manage to win again, and they are lucky people, but if they still can't stop, they will lose their money from consecutive losses in the next round.

Withdrawing their winnings is something they should do, and never think about using the winning money to continue gambling. It wouldn't be worth doing, especially if you've been gambling for some time. You need a break to de-escalate the tension so that winning and celebrating the win is recommended.

Indeed, if only someone can control himself well maybe he will not continue to gamble, they should be able to fight greed with good self-control, by stopping when getting a win or when getting a loss, that way they will not experience a lot of money losses. Even if they get a win, if they look back they may have lost a lot of money which makes them lose a lot of money and the win can't make up for the losses they have gotten. No matter how hard they pursue the victory they want to get it will not happen if they are not lucky, even with good skills in gambling, it does not rule out the possibility of them losing, because skills in gambling in my opinion do not have a big effect. Because only luck has a big influence on gambling, even if they are beginners who do not know clearly about gambling and just play by default but if they are lucky then they can get a decent win.

That's the best, and to do that requires strong self-control to fight the greed that is on the rise when getting a win, naturally only a few people can do it because it's not easy to do just easy to say. People who are smart or wise will withdraw their winnings and go to enjoy their winnings alone or with their friends. They will not be rash in making decisions that are at great risk.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: oktana on November 25, 2023, 11:55:37 PM
When people gamble too much but don’t win, I assume that they are just contributing money and one day they’ll just win it back.
Not sure where you got this idea mate, but I don't think it's safe to assume that what you lost in gambling, you can simply win it back, if this is what you are trying to say. Of course, there could be cases that people won, but majority like me, playing all year, will be in the negative by this time unless we win big like a jackpot or a lotto or something.
What I am saying is that when people continuously gamble and don’t win (or even win only once in a while), I’m fond of assuming that they are slowly throwing in money bit by bit until the day they win it back. They will be happy, but then it seems they only won back what they spent anyways. And this is the reality for some people; there are those who do not really have that much luck and they barely win even though they are consistently gambling.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: STT on November 25, 2023, 11:59:36 PM
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not taking break


Straight away its possible to underline this as a mistake.  If you will not give yourself a break how can you expect your best performance and handling of the game.   I make mistakes of course I do, Im human and people are capable of playing well, doing their best or at times making unforced mistakes.  If you never give yourself a break, you are undermining your own chances.   You will perform badly if tired, if drunk, if stressed, if distracted & multiple points can take a person down;  all these factors move the odds in your favor or against you obviously we want all possible positives behind us and to play the best game we can to win.  Its upto you to take care of yourself, the best decision can often actually be to walk away to chill out, rest, prepare, focus your thoughts to come back when best ready to succeed.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: TelolettOm on November 25, 2023, 11:59:39 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.
Many people and brokers talk like this. This is not advice but a trap. no one knows when we will get the jackpot. if people say things like that it will only make us fall into the trap of spending a lot of money. The bottom line is don't believe the sweet things people say about gambling. If you have considered it and you have reached your loss point, so you have to stop, then stop first, don't force yourself to continue in the hope that there will be a jackpot in the next round. This is a big risk that will make you even more addicted.

It's okay to be active in gambling, but you also have to be able to control yourself and your emotions at that time. You need to know when you can start and stop. Don't be fooled by promises or predictions from other people or parties about your chances of getting the jackpot. because, it is a luck that not everyone can get. Even if one day you win and get money, try to calculate how much money you have spent so far. So, handle yourself so that you can still control your desires in gambling. So this will prevent you from falling into gambling addiction which makes many people suffer because it will be difficult to stop if you are truly addicted.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: maydna on November 26, 2023, 12:28:14 PM
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Indeed, if only someone can control himself well maybe he will not continue to gamble, they should be able to fight greed with good self-control, by stopping when getting a win or when getting a loss, that way they will not experience a lot of money losses. Even if they get a win, if they look back they may have lost a lot of money which makes them lose a lot of money and the win can't make up for the losses they have gotten. No matter how hard they pursue the victory they want to get it will not happen if they are not lucky, even with good skills in gambling, it does not rule out the possibility of them losing, because skills in gambling in my opinion do not have a big effect. Because only luck has a big influence on gambling, even if they are beginners who do not know clearly about gambling and just play by default but if they are lucky then they can get a decent win.

That's the best, and to do that requires strong self-control to fight the greed that is on the rise when getting a win, naturally only a few people can do it because it's not easy to do just easy to say. People who are smart or wise will withdraw their winnings and go to enjoy their winnings alone or with their friends. They will not be rash in making decisions that are at great risk.
With good self-control, you can prevent your greed from becoming too big, and you will not try to chase your victory. He will know that the victory he got is enough, and there is no need to chase other wins. After all, he could continue gambling another day so he could take a break after winning and perhaps enjoy his winnings better. Those who chase victory cannot always be lucky in getting that victory because there will be even greater defeats that will come their way. The effect of experiencing defeat will be greater because the desire to recover from that defeat will always be there and make them try to recover from their defeat. If they are beginner gamblers, they must be able to control themselves so they can avoid the urge to gamble again after losing. Novice gamblers should improve their ability to control themselves so as not to be tempted by the promotions they see.

By having self-control or continuing to practice self-control, they can control their greed after gambling for a while. Yes, wise gamblers can know what they have to do while playing gambling and don't just want to have fun from gambling games. They will always be careful, especially when spending money on gambling.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: minoxpro on November 26, 2023, 12:40:16 PM
Is not a question that you get rish fastly or not , you can get rish but its depends the time and luck , you must control the timing of beting , bet a big amount if you lose , multiply it , this the only solution . So be patient .


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: arimamib on November 26, 2023, 12:57:52 PM
I have not heard about this before. My gambling y friends and I that are gambling all know that the more you stay gambling the more likely you will lose more. If you gamble with a bigger amount, either you win or loss just quit for the day. But to prolong your gambling time, use small amount and enjoy but there is nothing like jackpot unless you just have the luck.
When someone gambles there is no target for time so everyone should keep a fixed budget for gambling so that the budget does not help him to gamble for a long time. Because prolonged gambling hardens a person to his deep addiction. Then he does not care about the negative effects of gambling. And thus he became a gambling addict and suffered a lot financially at one point. So I would suggest to always set a budget so that it only helps him to be entertainment and not addicted
Fixed budget is a must because if you dont put up any budget or limitation then you are really that putting yourself at great trouble and this is something that must be avoided when
you are dealing with gambling. Never make yourself that desperate or trying out to catch those losses because if you do then you are really that putting
yourself at great risks and  this is something which it isnt recommended on doing so.
Setting a fixed budget is crucial for responsible gambling. Without a budget, it's easy to get carried away and lose more money than you can afford. Establishing a clear limit beforehand helps you stay in control of your spending and prevents you from making impulsive decisions that could lead to financial loophole.

When you have a losing money afford, like a gambler for example, You need to calculate your monthly income and subtract your essential expenses like rent, utilities, groceries, and transportation. The remaining amount represents your disposable income, which you can allocate for leisure activities, including gambling. Once you've set your limits, it's essential to stick to them. Don't chase losses or try to win back money you've already lost. If you reach your limit for the day or week, stop gambling and take a break.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Webetcoins on November 27, 2023, 03:33:51 PM
Most of these "99% of gamblers quit before hitting the jackpot" are nothing more than a meme to poke fun at gamblers who are off the deep end. Cause at the end of the day this is literally what gets them going. The idea that they only need one more bet to finally get their big break and earn stupendous amounts of money in the process is what keeps them alive, and while to regular people, this may seem absurd and stupid even, to addicted gamblers this is sound advice.

So your question being, "is this good advice", the answer is subjectively objective. It's wrong if you're still thinking with your brains, it's right if you're addicted so much to gambling you'd literally take any advice that goes in favor of your vice.
Its just a word presented but actually it doesn't have any relevance nor have real proof that we are really near to hit the jackpot if we stay long. This statement just confuse people to think about other possibility and convince them to stay. But in reality whatever things we do and how small the size we are using to bet if the jackpot is there we could totally hit it. We don't need to stay long with this since hitting a one time big time jackpot can happen in short period of time.

The answer regarding the question doesn't really have exact answer but rather people could just share their opinion base on scenarios they see or they encounter toward certain situations happened.
And maybe the ones that created this catchphrase is the gambling owners themselves, to trick gamblers to play more. Most of the time it was false. We know that the longer we play the more the house edge will take effect. There are only rare occasions where we can experience an " epic comeback" after playing for so long, so this is not worth the risk.

The only thing it's okay to play more is when you are doing it for fun because you are also betting smaller amounts, and you are not expecting to win anymore. In terms of jackpot, they can come in different forms. I already saw one who needs a higher bet for it to be hit, and maybe the longer the duration of our play time, the more the chance we get them.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Dewi Aries on November 27, 2023, 05:09:06 PM

The only thing it's okay to play more is when you are doing it for fun because you are also betting smaller amounts, and you are not expecting to win anymore. In terms of jackpot, they can come in different forms. I already saw one who needs a higher bet for it to be hit, and maybe the longer the duration of our play time, the more the chance we get them.

Honestly, I would not advise anyone to play more even if they come for fun, don't you think that any situation and condition is very likely to happen and change the mindset and character of gamblers if they are too often involved and participate in gambling? Many have experienced a change in mindset unconsciously because of something like that. For other restrictions, yes I agree with your suggestion that it is true that with the aim of just looking for fun then indirectly the amount of budget they carry will not be too large and maybe it's just a small part of all the money they have.

One of the things that makes them only put a small amount first is not too much hope for big wins and secondly their goal is just looking for entertainment, so a small amount is enough for their gambling. They understand the concept of real luck which is always unpredictable, simply put even though you come with small capital but it is quite tolerable if you are lucky by getting a win. So don't ever think to put high hopes, because it's the same as you put a trap for yourself if the final result doesn't match and there will be disappointment that you feel.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: 348Judah on November 27, 2023, 05:20:12 PM
I have not heard about this before. My gambling y friends and I that are gambling all know that the more you stay gambling the more likely you will lose more. If you gamble with a bigger amount, either you win or loss just quit for the day. But to prolong your gambling time, use small amount and enjoy but there is nothing like jackpot unless you just have the luck.
When someone gambles there is no target for time so everyone should keep a fixed budget for gambling so that the budget does not help him to gamble for a long time. Because prolonged gambling hardens a person to his deep addiction. Then he does not care about the negative effects of gambling. And thus he became a gambling addict and suffered a lot financially at one point. So I would suggest to always set a budget so that it only helps him to be entertainment and not addicted
Fixed budget is a must because if you dont put up any budget or limitation then you are really that putting yourself at great trouble and this is something that must be avoided when
you are dealing with gambling. Never make yourself that desperate or trying out to catch those losses because if you do then you are really that putting
yourself at great risks and  this is something which it isnt recommended on doing so.
Setting a fixed budget is crucial for responsible gambling. Without a budget, it's easy to get carried away and lose more money than you can afford. Establishing a clear limit beforehand helps you stay in control of your spending and prevents you from making impulsive decisions that could lead to financial loophole.

When you have a losing money afford, like a gambler for example, You need to calculate your monthly income and subtract your essential expenses like rent, utilities, groceries, and transportation. The remaining amount represents your disposable income, which you can allocate for leisure activities, including gambling. Once you've set your limits, it's essential to stick to them. Don't chase losses or try to win back money you've already lost. If you reach your limit for the day or week, stop gambling and take a break.

How many of us have been able to achieved making a budget of $200 out of the $500+  we have on our account and never go beyond the budget when we go far in gambling, i just make this as an example to illustrate to is what we need to know when it comes to burget and gambling, don't just have any amount too much for you to cope loosing it to gambling because even the gambler can't explain it how it will all happened, all they would have noticed at the end is the lost of the entire money in the account that one has gone far beyond his budget.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Wakate on November 27, 2023, 05:23:24 PM

The only thing it's okay to play more is when you are doing it for fun because you are also betting smaller amounts, and you are not expecting to win anymore. In terms of jackpot, they can come in different forms. I already saw one who needs a higher bet for it to be hit, and maybe the longer the duration of our play time, the more the chance we get them.

Honestly, I would not advise anyone to play more even if they come for fun, don't you think that any situation and condition is very likely to happen and change the mindset and character of gamblers if they are too often involved and participate in gambling? Many have experienced a change in mindset unconsciously because of something like that. For other restrictions, yes I agree with your suggestion that it is true that with the aim of just looking for fun then indirectly the amount of budget they carry will not be too large and maybe it's just a small part of all the money they have.

One of the things that makes them only put a small amount first is not too much hope for big wins and secondly their goal is just looking for entertainment, so a small amount is enough for their gambling. They understand the concept of real luck which is always unpredictable, simply put even though you come with small capital but it is quite tolerable if you are lucky by getting a win. So don't ever think to put high hopes, because it's the same as you put a trap for yourself if the final result doesn't match and there will be disappointment that you feel.
We should not deceive ourselves when we see loses and we keep playing maybe our luck will shine. We might not have sufficient luck at that time that would boost us to make profits so it is good when we just quit and admit that we have made loses for that day. Gambling is all about losing and profiting.

When it is time for us to lose, we need to admit that and we should not deceive ourselves that we can still try more time to be lucky enough and increase the chances of us winning. Winning do not come like that, most time it comes with luck and when we don't have that luck, it's good for us to acknowledge that lose and come back fully prepared another time.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Odusko on November 27, 2023, 06:07:42 PM
How many of us have been able to achieve a budget of $200 out of the $500+  we have on our account and never go beyond the budget when we go far in gambling, i just make this as an example to illustrate to is what we need to know when it comes to budget and gambling, don't just have any amount too much for you to cope losing it to gambling because even the gambler can't explain it how it will all happened, all they would have noticed at the end is the lost of the entire money in the account that one has gone far beyond his budget.
The thing with having a gambling budget is the ability to stay in line with the budgeted amount without going beyond that, the fact that you have large balance deposits, let's say $200 which is the budget for at least one week of play time if you in day 1 of the deposit is not grounded enough you will be tempted to go beyond your budget because the availability of the balance will become a motivation to what you stand to use and if not well disciplined you may be tempted to go beyond that amount let say you divide the $200 base on the daily usage of 20% for each day which if it one week it will amount to around $20 each day.
But it will be really hard to be able to follow such principle or budgetary systems, but based on the actual factor that greed may have a better part of your decision making and that also could be motivated by your available balance, so what I do personally is to deposit daily amount instead making a one time weekly deposits, this way, I avoid the temptation to go beyond that budget when I am at lost because I will be out of balance to continue playing.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: alastantiger on November 27, 2023, 06:21:21 PM
The thing with having a gambling budget is the ability to stay in line with the budgeted amount without going beyond that, the fact that you have large balance deposits, let's say $200 which is the budget for at least one week of play time if you in day 1 of the deposit is not grounded enough you will be tempted to go beyond your budget because the availability of the balance will become a motivation to what you stand to use and if not well disciplined you may be tempted to go beyond that amount let say you divide the $200 base on the daily usage of 20% for each day which if it one week it will amount to around $20 each day.
But it will be really hard to be able to follow such principle or budgetary systems, but based on the actual factor that greed may have a better part of your decision making and that also could be motivated by your available balance, so what I do personally is to deposit daily amount instead making a one time weekly deposits, this way, I avoid the temptation to go beyond that budget when I am at lost because I will be out of balance to continue playing.
I think that budgeting is easy. Anyone can write a budget or even have it mentally but the real deal is in sticking to it. As gamblers there are times where we must have gone a bit above our budget because we were so sure that if we default a little we can recover when we win but boy we were wrong.

For gambling budgets, to avoid defaulting, it shouldn't be too tight. Something that can be adjusted from time to time. So that even if you at a time go above the budget, your bankroll will still not be affected.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: goldkingcoiner on November 27, 2023, 06:44:57 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.



Well, technically.... If they keep going, they do increase their chances of winning the jackpot. But that is from a mathematical perspective.

But one has to ask themselves; is it worth increasing your chances with such a manual attempt? And if you know the odds of winning the jackpot, you will understand why it does not make a noticeable difference. The odds of winning are too low, so even if you keep adding on, all you do is improve your miniscule odds by a miniscule amount.

Its like buying more tickets for a lottery. Buying more tickets has never proven to be a way to win the jackpot either. The winnings odds are too small for more tickets to make a difference.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: romero121 on November 27, 2023, 08:29:06 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.



Well, technically.... If they keep going, they do increase their chances of winning the jackpot. But that is from a mathematical perspective.

But one has to ask themselves; is it worth increasing your chances with such a manual attempt? And if you know the odds of winning the jackpot, you will understand why it does not make a noticeable difference. The odds of winning are too low, so even if you keep adding on, all you do is improve your miniscule odds by a miniscule amount.

Its like buying more tickets for a lottery. Buying more tickets has never proven to be a way to win the jackpot either. The winnings odds are too small for more tickets to make a difference.
In the past few gamblers have learnt the scripts and won jackpots. Those are difficult to achieve, and that way few have beaten the casino. Nowadays things were quite complex and it isn't easy to beat the casino. Luck is the only thing that could win a jackpot. As said continued gambling increase the winning probability, but the same doesn't assure a big win.

As said more tickets at times help with the winning. I've seen this happening in the weekly raffle on different gambling platforms. Users with few tickets can be seen on the list, whereas majority used to be the one with more number of tickets.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Vaculin on November 27, 2023, 09:39:09 PM
Gambling is not like trading that the more you practice trading in the market, the more you become skillful and gain higher chances to make successful trades. Instead, the more money you decide to bet, the bigger the amount of losses mostly in return. Gambling is certainly based on luck, so if luck does not favor you the time you gamble, then expect series of losses. When it happens, better to leave the casino immediately, otherwise all your money will be used up and go home with an empty pocket.

So I don't see this as a good and reliable advice. Although some may be lucky enough to win big in their last bet, but most of the time gamblers only lose their last penny before they decide to go home.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: lionheart78 on November 27, 2023, 11:26:23 PM
Gambling is not like trading that the more you practice trading in the market, the more you become skillful and gain higher chances to make successful trades. Instead, the more money you decide to bet, the bigger the amount of losses mostly in return. Gambling is certainly based on luck, so if luck does not favor you the time you gamble, then expect series of losses. When it happens, better to leave the casino immediately, otherwise all your money will be used up and go home with an empty pocket.

We all know that there are two types of gambling, one is chance-based game and the other one is skill-based.  In chance-based games, what you stated is applicable, since the gambling experience in chance or luck-based games cannot give us skills that can make our chance of winning higher.  While the skill-based game can make us learn and develop strategies and understanding that will enable us to enhance our chance of winnings.

So I don't see this as a good and reliable advice. Although some may be lucky enough to win big in their last bet, but most of the time gamblers only lose their last penny before they decide to go home.

I also agree with you what best in this situation is to know when to stop and try again another day.  We should identify if luck is with our side and if we feel that it is not, then we better stop or else we will just get our bankroll empty.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on December 01, 2023, 10:18:08 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

I asked him why he isn't rich yet if he is actively gambling everytime since all this while, this changed his mood and I took a turn.



Well, technically.... If they keep going, they do increase their chances of winning the jackpot. But that is from a mathematical perspective.

But one has to ask themselves; is it worth increasing your chances with such a manual attempt? And if you know the odds of winning the jackpot, you will understand why it does not make a noticeable difference. The odds of winning are too low, so even if you keep adding on, all you do is improve your miniscule odds by a miniscule amount.

Its like buying more tickets for a lottery. Buying more tickets has never proven to be a way to win the jackpot either. The winnings odds are too small for more tickets to make a difference.
In the past few gamblers have learnt the scripts and won jackpots. Those are difficult to achieve, and that way few have beaten the casino. Nowadays things were quite complex and it isn't easy to beat the casino. Luck is the only thing that could win a jackpot. As said continued gambling increase the winning probability, but the same doesn't assure a big win.

As said more tickets at times help with the winning. I've seen this happening in the weekly raffle on different gambling platforms. Users with few tickets can be seen on the list, whereas majority used to be the one with more number of tickets.

In terms of probability and statistics, things are pretty good when not many tickets are bought, but when there are so many tickets, the more you buy the chances increase, but this has a lot to do with what they can do, but this is like those raffles, Those lotteries that are always bought but do not give many profits, I could think that the more lottery Tickets are bought the better, or the more numbers are purchased in general sense for a particular lottery they will always give better profits, but laro Now we do other types of things, we always apply good luck to porbalbities, to lotteries of trying to guess what numbers can come out, in this order of ideas is where many things are born, many sayings, and above all the people who They Always play a number of lotteries to See if they win, which I don't see as being so Comfortable or very Profitable , I would see this as an option where you can win but with low odds.

People who play lotteries a lot , a specific number or something like that, well, that's a whole thing, but when we see that things are not as we wish, it can be said that they can be very good, but when it is a difficult Lottery to win, for example as I have said in other threads, when it is a rigdfa where you win with a series of 4 digits, how would you do it? If things are quite hard, it is very difficult to Win like that, the psoibladiides get lower and lower, and that is Something that I always bear in mind, so as a player like that you have a lot of faith, you have to know what is credible, and achievable, not what the emoines of every day only buy a possible winning ticket, because that is what lotteries come from with almost zero possibilities by players who give money every day to see if they can win, that is something that We see a great chance that it will happen , but since Everything is random it is difficult to win.



Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Dickiy on December 01, 2023, 10:42:50 PM
Gambling is not like trading that the more you practice trading in the market, the more you become skillful and gain higher chances to make successful trades. Instead, the more money you decide to bet, the bigger the amount of losses mostly in return. Gambling is certainly based on luck, so if luck does not favor you the time you gamble, then expect series of losses. When it happens, better to leave the casino immediately, otherwise all your money will be used up and go home with an empty pocket.

Well your statement is very precise and makes sense, this is gambling and not something you can learn to get an improvement whether in terms of results or skills you have, everything always repeats from the beginning if the session you do is over, and if you try again with a new session then your fate will also be different again between winning and losing, but usually there will be more losses than wins because it has become a provision of the casino. One of the reasons that makes gamblers lose more often than win is that gambling is not intended to produce but only activities for entertainment and filling empty time without expecting anything, especially victory.

I'm not sure if you're going to be able to do that, but I'm sure you're going to be able to do it, and I'm sure you're going to be able to do it, and I'm sure you're going to be able to do it, and I'm sure you're going to be able to do it. Therefore, don't get your hopes up because the more you try, the more money you will lose.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Quidat on December 01, 2023, 10:59:09 PM
Gambling is not like trading that the more you practice trading in the market, the more you become skillful and gain higher chances to make successful trades. Instead, the more money you decide to bet, the bigger the amount of losses mostly in return. Gambling is certainly based on luck, so if luck does not favor you the time you gamble, then expect series of losses. When it happens, better to leave the casino immediately, otherwise all your money will be used up and go home with an empty pocket.

So I don't see this as a good and reliable advice. Although some may be lucky enough to win big in their last bet, but most of the time gamblers only lose their last penny before they decide to go home.
Not unless if you are playing with those strategic ones like sports betting and poker then i could say that experience does count, but if you are dealing with something like luck based
then it wont really be something that will really be that ideal or something a good idea for you to deal with.Is this a good advise? It would really be that entirely depending
on how well you are really that doing or dealing with gambling because if you do find yourself that too desperate then this is where things turns out to be shit.
Play for fun and never ever make yourself trying to chase up your losses or even chase up on becoming rich with gambling.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: bettercrypto on December 01, 2023, 11:42:11 PM
If all gamblers were like you, they would look at casinos like a theater, like a place of entertainment. For sure, there would be no addicted gambler, and no gambler would be greedy for money either. It's just that there are still others who can't help but look at gambling as a job where they can get a fixed income.

Something that is very difficult to believe and hold is a source of income. Gamblers who are careless with themselves in terms of betting on slots or other games will never really lose. But as long as possible, let's do it as a hobby.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Jody.Drummer on December 02, 2023, 12:25:46 AM
If all gamblers were like you, they would look at casinos like a theater, like a place of entertainment. For sure, there would be no addicted gambler, and no gambler would be greedy for money either. It's just that there are still others who can't help but look at gambling as a job where they can get a fixed income.

Something that is very difficult to believe and hold is a source of income. Gamblers who are careless with themselves in terms of betting on slots or other games will never really lose. But as long as possible, let's do it as a hobby.

True and of course a healthy mindset in approaching gambling will keep you fine, will not experience bad things like other people who are already addicted, if indeed you have a healthy mindset then you will be able to feel the benefits of real gambling, which is quite useful for you to restore your mood when stressed due to other things or fill your empty time when off work.

But unfortunately I think lately more people are looking at gambling as a place of income as you said, such a mindset and purpose is really not recommended because there are dangers that threaten or even always wait for you there. The logic is that if gambling can provide you or them with a steady income then why do you even experience more frequent losses than wins, isn't that a ridiculous mindset? of course, there is a lot of strong evidence that can be used as a reason why gambling should not be used as a place to earn.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Sanugarid on December 02, 2023, 12:45:52 AM
Gambling is not like trading that the more you practice trading in the market, the more you become skillful and gain higher chances to make successful trades. Instead, the more money you decide to bet, the bigger the amount of losses mostly in return. Gambling is certainly based on luck, so if luck does not favor you the time you gamble, then expect series of losses. When it happens, better to leave the casino immediately, otherwise all your money will be used up and go home with an empty pocket.

So I don't see this as a good and reliable advice. Although some may be lucky enough to win big in their last bet, but most of the time gamblers only lose their last penny before they decide to go home.

I agree with what you said, gambling is really based on luck, if the luck you are looking for does not favor you, your money will really run out if you do not control yourself in gambling. It is well known that sometimes there is a game that will really favor you, if you feel that the game is in your favor and you have a budget and what you are betting on you can afford to lose then go. That's why it's called gambling because we don't know if we'll win and we rely on luck, if you lose then stop if you win, that's okay. As long as you're having fun playing it, don't lose control of yourself so you don't go home in tears.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: junder on December 02, 2023, 03:52:00 AM
Gambling is not like trading that the more you practice trading in the market, the more you become skillful and gain higher chances to make successful trades. Instead, the more money you decide to bet, the bigger the amount of losses mostly in return. Gambling is certainly based on luck, so if luck does not favor you the time you gamble, then expect series of losses. When it happens, better to leave the casino immediately, otherwise all your money will be used up and go home with an empty pocket.

So I don't see this as a good and reliable advice. Although some may be lucky enough to win big in their last bet, but most of the time gamblers only lose their last penny before they decide to go home.

I agree with what you said, gambling is really based on luck, if the luck you are looking for does not favor you, your money will really run out if you do not control yourself in gambling. It is well known that sometimes there is a game that will really favor you, if you feel that the game is in your favor and you have a budget and what you are betting on you can afford to lose then go. That's why it's called gambling because we don't know if we'll win and we rely on luck, if you lose then stop if you win, that's okay. As long as you're having fun playing it, don't lose control of yourself so you don't go home in tears.

That applies mainly to slot gambling, if for poker and sports betting experience and skill can also ensure to get a win even though it comes down to luck too. Slot gambling that prioritizes luck is true, I also agree with that, because there is no need for good skills in doing this gambling, it's just about how luck will listen, if they lose in the sense that luck is not on their side, and vice versa if they win it means that luck is on their side.

Luck, which has a major role in this gambling, is something that is difficult to find and impossible to guess easily, so this gambling depends on luck.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Blitzboy on December 02, 2023, 03:12:33 PM
If all gamblers were like you, they would look at casinos like a theater, like a place of entertainment. For sure, there would be no addicted gambler, and no gambler would be greedy for money either. It's just that there are still others who can't help but look at gambling as a job where they can get a fixed income.

Something that is very difficult to believe and hold is a source of income. Gamblers who are careless with themselves in terms of betting on slots or other games will never really lose. But as long as possible, let's do it as a hobby.

True and of course a healthy mindset in approaching gambling will keep you fine, will not experience bad things like other people who are already addicted, if indeed you have a healthy mindset then you will be able to feel the benefits of real gambling, which is quite useful for you to restore your mood when stressed due to other things or fill your empty time when off work.

But unfortunately I think lately more people are looking at gambling as a place of income as you said, such a mindset and purpose is really not recommended because there are dangers that threaten or even always wait for you there. The logic is that if gambling can provide you or them with a steady income then why do you even experience more frequent losses than wins, isn't that a ridiculous mindset? of course, there is a lot of strong evidence that can be used as a reason why gambling should not be used as a place to earn.
Certainly, seeing gambling as a fun activity is a good idea; it does provide a break from everyday life. But the change from a fun activity to something that could bring in money is not without risks. Why? The unpredictable nature of gambling and the fact that there is always a house edge go against the idea of a steady income. Statistically, it is more likely that you will lose money regularly than to make money. This difference between having fun and being financially dependent is where the danger is.

Gmbling should be fun, not a way to make money. People can get lost in the enticement of the chance to win, which can lead destruction. There should be a clear line between gambling for fun and gambling as a way to make money. Finding the right mix means enjoying the adrenaline without losing touch with the real world. What is the key? Self-awareness and responsible play.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Lannakosa on December 02, 2023, 03:47:46 PM

I think that budgeting is easy. Anyone can write a budget or even have it mentally but the real deal is in sticking to it. As gamblers there are times where we must have gone a bit above our budget because we were so sure that if we default a little we can recover when we win but boy we were wrong.

For gambling budgets, to avoid defaulting, it shouldn't be too tight. Something that can be adjusted from time to time. So that even if you at a time go above the budget, your bankroll will still not be affected.
It is better to always stick to the initial plan, if a budget was initially drawn up, then you need to stick to it, if you know that you can spend some amount without damage, then do not exceed it in any case. One day my friend got a job working on slot machines, and despite they were forbidden to play, she sometimes played after work, one day she noticed that one machine was not giving out winnings for too long and she lost all the money she received for her salary because she expected that she would be able to get the winnings, it was great stupidity.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: slapper on December 02, 2023, 04:23:44 PM
If all gamblers were like you, they would look at casinos like a theater, like a place of entertainment. For sure, there would be no addicted gambler, and no gambler would be greedy for money either. It's just that there are still others who can't help but look at gambling as a job where they can get a fixed income.

Something that is very difficult to believe and hold is a source of income. Gamblers who are careless with themselves in terms of betting on slots or other games will never really lose. But as long as possible, let's do it as a hobby.

True and of course a healthy mindset in approaching gambling will keep you fine, will not experience bad things like other people who are already addicted, if indeed you have a healthy mindset then you will be able to feel the benefits of real gambling, which is quite useful for you to restore your mood when stressed due to other things or fill your empty time when off work.

But unfortunately I think lately more people are looking at gambling as a place of income as you said, such a mindset and purpose is really not recommended because there are dangers that threaten or even always wait for you there. The logic is that if gambling can provide you or them with a steady income then why do you even experience more frequent losses than wins, isn't that a ridiculous mindset? of course, there is a lot of strong evidence that can be used as a reason why gambling should not be used as a place to earn.
Gambling might be a stress-buster or a leisure pastime, but the idea that it can be tackled with a 'healthy mindset' is ignorant. Despite its complexity, the brain doesn't always distinguish leisure from addiction when dopamine, the feel-good neurotransmitter, is present. Gambling's seduction is underestimated by the idea that one can always control it. Not only is discipline important, but gambling's addictive structure is too. That gambling can be helpful if done right is like claiming one can play with fire without getting burned. The truth is that the house always wins and the players usually lose money and mental peace The idea that gambling for revenue is a ridiculous mindset is accurate, yet it hardly scratches the surface. Gambling exploits cognitive errors such the gambler's fallacy, confirmation bias, and the illusion of control. Make no mistake - gambling is designed to be addictive and profitable for casinos, not players. Wins are merely part of the draw, drawing participants into a cycle where losses are more frequent and significant. There's more to this than weak logic - a skillfully planned system that exploits human nature for profit


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: GigaBit on December 02, 2023, 05:09:23 PM
One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

Some may give free advice but not all advice is good advice. I disagree with those who expect jackpots or big wins just by consistently gambling. Here continuous gambling is not guaranteed to win but taking a break from gambling can give a gambler time to make the right decision. He may get an opportunity to consider the pros and cons. Those who continue to gamble are more likely to become addicted. And we cannot imagine addicted gamblers as successful gamblers. Moreover, if someone tries to gamble thinking of getting something specific from gambling, such as a jackpot, then that dream is more likely to go in vain.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Slow death on December 02, 2023, 11:43:15 PM

I think that budgeting is easy. Anyone can write a budget or even have it mentally but the real deal is in sticking to it. As gamblers there are times where we must have gone a bit above our budget because we were so sure that if we default a little we can recover when we win but boy we were wrong.

For gambling budgets, to avoid defaulting, it shouldn't be too tight. Something that can be adjusted from time to time. So that even if you at a time go above the budget, your bankroll will still not be affected.
It is better to always stick to the initial plan, if a budget was initially drawn up, then you need to stick to it, if you know that you can spend some amount without damage, then do not exceed it in any case. One day my friend got a job working on slot machines, and despite they were forbidden to play, she sometimes played after work, one day she noticed that one machine was not giving out winnings for too long and she lost all the money she received for her salary because she expected that she would be able to get the winnings, it was great stupidity.

A few days ago I saw a thread that talked about people who play games at work and I said that at work there are cameras in every corner and those cameras are there to monitor employees, that's why a person would be playing games at work during working hours. So this person wants to be fired because the cameras record everything that company employees do. The funny thing is that even in cases where a person works in a physical casino, that person still won't be able to play in the same physical casino where they are a collaborator, and in the physical casino there are also cameras in every corner

now also taking money from wages to keep gambling, this type of behavior will only lead the person to have a lot of debt and consequently commit suicide. The salary is something that the person receives once a month, then they run out of money for many days, which leads people to take out loans, and when the person gambles a lot, they will spend all their salary and then start to incur many debts that exceed the value of the salary and there will be no way to pay the loan. as these people who lend money are most of the time people who have violent behavior who are capable of committing murder crimes to get their money back

so the person who took out the loan starts to get scared because he doesn't know how he's going to get the money to repay the loan and the guy who gave him the loan starts to make threats to him, so suicide becomes the only way out for the person who made it. the loan. I've always said that it's best for people to avoid playing with money from their salary until they've paid all their bills and that they should never take out a loan to gamble. If you see any of your friends taking out a loan or playing with money from their salary, then warn them about the danger they are in.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Dewi Aries on December 03, 2023, 12:14:25 AM
One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

Some may give free advice but not all advice is good advice. I disagree with those who expect jackpots or big wins just by consistently gambling. Here continuous gambling is not guaranteed to win but taking a break from gambling can give a gambler time to make the right decision. He may get an opportunity to consider the pros and cons. Those who continue to gamble are more likely to become addicted. And we cannot imagine addicted gamblers as successful gamblers. Moreover, if someone tries to gamble thinking of getting something specific from gambling, such as a jackpot, then that dream is more likely to go in vain.

Although all suggestions are shown or lead to something better but on the other hand it always depends on everyone's point of view, if for you it is good then not necessarily for others it will be good, some conditions and circumstances may be the difference. Of course, if you put your hopes on gambling then usually the opposite will happen, instead of getting the jackpot that they are always chasing but what happens is that they keep losing and they don't realize it, why? because their hopes are greater and always put faith in something that has absolutely no certainty and guarantee whether you will be able to get a jackpot like that or not.

I'm sure I think the number of your losses if calculated will be greater than the winnings you get and you should be aware of that. The more you try the closer you get to the addiction zone, so any limits are important here, and you can get better if you can come to the realization that gambling is not a place to put your hopes.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: 2Pizza410000BTC on December 03, 2023, 01:40:08 AM

I think that budgeting is easy. Anyone can write a budget or even have it mentally but the real deal is in sticking to it. As gamblers there are times where we must have gone a bit above our budget because we were so sure that if we default a little we can recover when we win but boy we were wrong.

For gambling budgets, to avoid defaulting, it shouldn't be too tight. Something that can be adjusted from time to time. So that even if you at a time go above the budget, your bankroll will still not be affected.
It is better to always stick to the initial plan, if a budget was initially drawn up, then you need to stick to it, if you know that you can spend some amount without damage, then do not exceed it in any case. One day my friend got a job working on slot machines, and despite they were forbidden to play, she sometimes played after work, one day she noticed that one machine was not giving out winnings for too long and she lost all the money she received for her salary because she expected that she would be able to get the winnings, it was great stupidity.
Although we say gambling depends on luck but in some cases it is possible to win gambling with your own skill. For example, when we place bets on sports betting, we engage in betting with efficient analysis. Because we know which of the two teams is stronger. We bet with the team that is stronger and at the end of the game we can see that we won the bet. But your friend is really so stupid that he used the slot machine to gamble. The slot game is completely based on luck, whoever has the best luck can win the slot once or twice. I have seen most people lose in slot games. Finally, I would like to say that in betting, a certain amount should be formed so that losing that amount is not a problem. Taking the full share of earnings in betting is completely stupid and a sign of gambling addiction.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: dansus021 on December 03, 2023, 03:48:37 AM
I have never heard advice like that but in trading, I found this a lot especially in Instagram ads when you watch reels. I mean if there is any advice like that please dont believe only do gamble what you can afford to lose only.

most of the gambling site using verifiable hash or pure system so when you win it just pure luck there is still a probability or chance you gonna jackpot in next time you deposit but those are small margin in my opinion


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Hirose UK on December 03, 2023, 05:27:19 AM
I have never heard advice like that but in trading, I found this a lot especially in Instagram ads when you watch reels. I mean if there is any advice like that please dont believe only do gamble what you can afford to lose only.
In fact, the advice he got to keep betting so he could have chance of winning was advice he shouldn't have followed.
Indeed, betting more can produce bigger opportunities because when we bet and fail we try again until we really win, of course this advice can indeed result in a win but who knows when and just winning is not about profit.
If you really have lot of money then it is no problem to accept losing more for the sake of win, but remember that the win is not necessarily commensurate with the loss that has occurred.
It all about finances, if gamblers do this then they can lose more money which might affect financial stability because gamblers not only need to gamble, they also have families with needs that cannot be ignored.

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most of the gambling site using verifiable hash or pure system so when you win it just pure luck there is still a probability or chance you gonna jackpot in next time you deposit but those are small margin in my opinion
No, in casino games there are no opportunities and there is only luck which may not come at any time.
If gambler can bring luck on purpose then he will definitely become rich person and will never feel lack of money, he can even become the richest person because he is always lucky to win.
But this is gambling which is full of uncertainty and no matter who it is, it cannot bring chance of winning or luck that really exceeds the amount of loss.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: len01 on December 03, 2023, 05:57:13 AM
I'm sure I think the number of your losses if calculated will be greater than the winnings you get and you should be aware of that. The more you try the closer you get to the addiction zone, so any limits are important here, and you can get better if you can come to the realization that gambling is not a place to put your hopes.
limiting yourself to your gambling budget and also limiting the number of bets is very important. on the one hand, without limiting yourself, we won't be able to rely on anyone to help limit anything in gambling. I mean it would be better before someone gets the bad effects of gambling to limit things that can lead to addiction like you said and what I just mentioned.
always keep in mind that the way gambling works is to play games that entertain yourself, not to earn money or whatever. In this way, for me, it will help a gambler not put too much hope in gambling.
but unfortunately they ignore something small when things like this will really help and if not they will just get addicted without realizing that they are addicted.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Solosanz on December 03, 2023, 07:54:55 AM
No, in casino games there are no opportunities and there is only luck which may not come at any time.
If gambler can bring luck on purpose then he will definitely become rich person and will never feel lack of money, he can even become the richest person because he is always lucky to win.
But this is gambling which is full of uncertainty and no matter who it is, it cannot bring chance of winning or luck that really exceeds the amount of loss.
There's no way to bring luck on purpose, the reason why people say gambling is lucky based since there are still few people can make money from gambling when it's programmed to make the gamblers in lose. If gambling isn't lucky based, it means every gamblers must be in lose.

Talking about bring luck is like gambling using superstition.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: redsun114 on December 03, 2023, 08:52:00 AM
don't you think that any situation and condition is very likely to happen and change the mindset and character of gamblers if they are too often involved and participate in gambling?
The thing is, those who gamble for fun and know their limits would never get involved more than they should, they won't gamble more if they have already exhausted their bankroll for the day, the week, or the month, and they will only gamble again once the time gets over when they get to make a fresh deposit with the newly allocated gambling budget they have for their gambling activities, and believe me, such people exist, they don't let gambling get on their nerves and make them do things that they don't want to do.

So, it depends on a gambler's patience level and how disciplined they are because someone with great discipline and a lot of self-control would never get out of their range and limits that they've set for themselves since they know it will affect their life in general if they don't have control over themselves and their activities, especially if the activities involve finances.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: danherbias07 on December 03, 2023, 09:01:54 AM
One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

Some may give free advice but not all advice is good advice. I disagree with those who expect jackpots or big wins just by consistently gambling. Here continuous gambling is not guaranteed to win but taking a break from gambling can give a gambler time to make the right decision. He may get an opportunity to consider the pros and cons. Those who continue to gamble are more likely to become addicted. And we cannot imagine addicted gamblers as successful gamblers. Moreover, if someone tries to gamble thinking of getting something specific from gambling, such as a jackpot, then that dream is more likely to go in vain.
Never. It was never a continuous win because there will be times that RTP is not on your side and gambling sites are taking away all the profits that you have made.
I guess this will only be understood once they play the game for a long time. I always try to divide my balance with x1000 bets  and all I can say is that won't be enough to cover all the losses that we will receive. Somehow it should be further than that before the RTP works and give back whatever we are losing. My win rate is way too low that's why I could say all this things. Ever since I became a VIP I am having a hard time to win my games.
But I don't blame anyone. I know it's part of the risk.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: boty on December 03, 2023, 09:17:51 AM
limiting yourself to your gambling budget and also limiting the number of bets is very important. on the one hand, without limiting yourself, we won't be able to rely on anyone to help limit anything in gambling. I mean it would be better before someone gets the bad effects of gambling to limit things that can lead to addiction like you said and what I just mentioned.
always keep in mind that the way gambling works is to play games that entertain yourself, not to earn money or whatever. In this way, for me, it will help a gambler not put too much hope in gambling.
but unfortunately they ignore something small when things like this will really help and if not they will just get addicted without realizing that they are addicted.
For some people who have not experienced an addiction, it may be easier to limit the budget they use for gambling, but for those who have experienced an addiction, of course this is not something that can be done easily, because even if they don't have a budget, they will still have the desire to gamble. , so in my opinion those who have not experienced gambling addiction can limit their gambling budget.

It's not wrong if we hope to win in gambling, but without luck in the bets we play it will be very difficult to get the win we want. If they keep chasing the win they want, of course they won't be able to win without there is luck.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Z390 on December 03, 2023, 09:57:57 AM
This is a very dangerous thing to believe in, if you start thinking that you quit too soon, that maybe your luck is waiting on the next round of gambling you will become an irresponsible gambler, this will affect your self protection of avoiding using what you can afford to lose, it's a very bad advice for gambler. If you believe that your luck is around the corner you won't stop gambling, you will even start using money you aren't suppose to use for gambling, your head will be filled with different impossible dreams.

Things will start going south for you if you start believing that trying over and over is the way of gambling, you will become addicted, the safest way to handle gambling is to accept it as fun and entertainment, you don't need to spend a lot of money to get the entertainment right? So you will confidently use small amount, it is just what it is, many people want to make money from gambling, I choose to safe myself from gambling addiction and that's why I don't have any big expectations from gambling, moreover how much can I really make using few dollars when I can afford it?

I have no choice but to engage in gambling like this, I believe this is the best strategy to handle gambling, since the whole thing was designed to make the house win more than the gamblers, I need to protect myself, and I advise everyone to do the same, it's only fine if you can afford to lose whatever amount you have on you.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: leonair on December 03, 2023, 10:04:20 AM
I have not heard about this before. My gambling y friends and I that are gambling all know that the more you stay gambling the more likely you will lose more. If you gamble with a bigger amount, either you win or loss just quit for the day. But to prolong your gambling time, use small amount and enjoy but there is nothing like jackpot unless you just have the luck.
After a win in gambling, it seems that more wins can be made if gambling is continued.  If you lose again, it seems that the loss will be recovered if you continue to gamble.  For this, gamblers continue to gamble without stopping gambling.  But at that time it was a big mistake.  When one keeps losing and runs out of money, one quits gambling and regrets that it was a bad decision.  So first of all a budget should be allocated for gambling otherwise it will become very difficult to stop gambling


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: piebeyb on December 03, 2023, 10:54:20 AM
I have no choice but to engage in gambling like this, I believe this is the best strategy to handle gambling, since the whole thing was designed to make the house win more than the gamblers, I need to protect myself, and I advise everyone to do the same, it's only fine if you can afford to lose whatever amount you have on you.
Every gambler must have a good strategy when gambling and not only try to beat the dealer but a strategy to be able to play responsibly and wisely so that gambling is controlled so as not to become addicted to gambling, as people know, if you are addicted to gambling it will definitely be difficult to cure, so Therefore, you should use the right strategy to be able to control yourself when gambling.

Apart from that, always use a healthy mindset that gambling should be a place to have fun, it will be much better than making it a source of income, obviously that is very impossible, as you said, casinos are set up to continue winning against their users, so don't expect to gamble. will make a lot of money. that's not the place.  ;D


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: bakasabo on December 03, 2023, 11:02:33 AM
Can you give an example of good gambling strategy? Because I dont know any of them. The only thing might be not to try to win every possible money. Regards good strategy, if there were any, people would be able to beat and bankrupt casinos. Right now this only happens very, very rarely, and those strategy users gets permanent bans.

P.S. Under «good strategy» I understand strategy when you always or almost always win, but there are none of it.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: ethereumhunter on December 03, 2023, 11:35:40 AM
I have not heard about this before. My gambling y friends and I that are gambling all know that the more you stay gambling the more likely you will lose more. If you gamble with a bigger amount, either you win or loss just quit for the day. But to prolong your gambling time, use small amount and enjoy but there is nothing like jackpot unless you just have the luck.
After a win in gambling, it seems that more wins can be made if gambling is continued.  If you lose again, it seems that the loss will be recovered if you continue to gamble.  For this, gamblers continue to gamble without stopping gambling.  But at that time it was a big mistake.  When one keeps losing and runs out of money, one quits gambling and regrets that it was a bad decision.  So first of all a budget should be allocated for gambling otherwise it will become very difficult to stop gambling
If you continue gambling after winning, it does not guarantee that you will win because this is gambling. The opportunity to lose will always be there and we will experience more defeats than wins. If you are able to win, stop immediately and enjoy the winnings and don't think about continuing to gamble again because that can make you lose and will actually waste all your money. And we don't ever think that we are close to winning, so we decide to gamble a little longer than usual. We must be able to feel sufficient in gambling so that we don't use more money.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: EarnOnVictor on December 03, 2023, 11:51:17 AM
One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

To me, gambling is a theater, a form of entertainment that I pay for, not a way to get rich quick, for them it's a must to win by force, one question seem to change his mood though.

Some may give free advice but not all advice is good advice. I disagree with those who expect jackpots or big wins just by consistently gambling. Here continuous gambling is not guaranteed to win but taking a break from gambling can give a gambler time to make the right decision. He may get an opportunity to consider the pros and cons. Those who continue to gamble are more likely to become addicted. And we cannot imagine addicted gamblers as successful gamblers. Moreover, if someone tries to gamble thinking of getting something specific from gambling, such as a jackpot, then that dream is more likely to go in vain.
In this area of gambling advice, the adviser may be right, and he may be wrong, however, one thing I would like us to avoid is to continue to advise that everyone can make it in gambling simply by continued gambling. Heck No, that's very wrong advice, just as you gave it now. We need to be sincere and know the situation individually, we just don't issue advice, we first learn and investigate the person we are advising.

I love to use practical examples because I talk reality. Now, among my friends, there are some I will continue encourage to gamble. Do you know why? Because they are responsible gamblers, they know gambling and are good at it. So if they are facing some challenging times where there is a drought of winning, fine, I can encourage them, and perhaps ship in some other valuable advice and means for them to switch to so as to better try their luck in gambling.

But there are also some of my friends that I will never advise to continue to gamble. Do you know why? It's because advising them to continue gambling will amount to being a wicked person. They are not responsive gamblers, they do not like to have money in their accounts, and something will continue to push them to spend or gamble with it until they waste their money, all of it. And to top it all, these guys are not good predictors, they don't manage their gambling accounts but continue to bet senselessly. Can you see why we shouldn't always encourage people the same way? The advice is just a doom for some people.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Jody.Drummer on December 03, 2023, 11:58:12 AM
True and of course a healthy mindset in approaching gambling will keep you fine, will not experience bad things like other people who are already addicted, if indeed you have a healthy mindset then you will be able to feel the benefits of real gambling, which is quite useful for you to restore your mood when stressed due to other things or fill your empty time when off work.

But unfortunately I think lately more people are looking at gambling as a place of income as you said, such a mindset and purpose is really not recommended because there are dangers that threaten or even always wait for you there. The logic is that if gambling can provide you or them with a steady income then why do you even experience more frequent losses than wins, isn't that a ridiculous mindset? of course, there is a lot of strong evidence that can be used as a reason why gambling should not be used as a place to earn.
Certainly, seeing gambling as a fun activity is a good idea; it does provide a break from everyday life. But the change from a fun activity to something that could bring in money is not without risks. Why? The unpredictable nature of gambling and the fact that there is always a house edge go against the idea of a steady income. Statistically, it is more likely that you will lose money regularly than to make money. This difference between having fun and being financially dependent is where the danger is.

Gmbling should be fun, not a way to make money. People can get lost in the enticement of the chance to win, which can lead destruction. There should be a clear line between gambling for fun and gambling as a way to make money. Finding the right mix means enjoying the adrenaline without losing touch with the real world. What is the key? Self-awareness and responsible play.

Well the idea that you add here is very reasonable, before getting involved then they have to choose between fun or earning, if they choose fun then there will not be too bad risk but if they want to earn then obviously there is something against their wishes and goals which is greater risk, you want income from gambling while the purpose of the croupier establishing a casino is to make a profit too because that is their real goal, so the point to be taken is how can you want to make a profit when basically the purpose of the casino is established for profit? That's why many say that the house will always win because they have the power and control in all the bets that are there. Yes that's right, with this statement then obviously it's not the consistent wins that you'll get but the regular losses that are more likely.

Of course, but now more people make this place like a job that produces rather than making it a tourist spot, yes it's true all that can happen because more people are thinking of taking advantage of the winning opportunities rather than just looking for fun, they are like pitting their luck with luck but unconsciously they are carried away. That's right, awareness, understanding and responsibility are the keys.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Blitzboy on December 03, 2023, 03:12:20 PM
Its risky to keep looking for the "next big win." People forget that gambling is meant to be fun, not a guaranteed way to make money. Dont you agree that the idea of "just one more try" can be tempting? But this is the trap: it leads to a cycle of hope and possible sadness. How often have we seen someone lose control and start gambling with money they cant afford to lose?

Honestly, the house always wins. Their rules apply to this game. Because of this, why play a game where you're sure to lose? We dont bet to get out of debt; we do it for fun and the thrill of the game. How to do it: Control yourself. Create a spending plan and follow it. Like going out on a night out, gambling should be fun as long as you dont go over your budget. Sure, we only bet what we can stand to lose. Thats the smart movement.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: Marykeller on December 03, 2023, 04:11:47 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

Any gambler advising his fellow gambler to keep gambling even when he is losing doesn't mean well for the gambler. He should check on himself why is he being given that kind of advice.

There is supposed to be a limit for whatever someone is involved in. Whenever someone learns that he is losing terribly to a bet. Quitting for that day to try again another day is never a bad idea. So many gamblers do it, that doesn't make them weak or less of themselves in gambling bets.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: danadc on December 03, 2023, 05:29:18 PM
I keep seeing gamblers advising themselves that you are one step closer to winning the jackpot when you quit too early,  it's sad that they strongly believe this.

Is this true?

This advice is actually making gamblers believe that they can win when they spend a lot of more time in the casino, they strongly believe that not stopping or taking break will bring them closer to their jackpot.

One of em told me that this is why I don't win, that I only gamble when I feel like, he said constantly gambling is a must if you want to win, but I disagree, because I have seen too many people not knowing when to quit until it was too late.

Any gambler advising his fellow gambler to keep gambling even when he is losing doesn't mean well for the gambler. He should check on himself why is he being given that kind of advice.

There is supposed to be a limit for whatever someone is involved in. Whenever someone learns that he is losing terribly to a bet. Quitting for that day to try again another day is never a bad idea. So many gamblers do it, that doesn't make them weak or less of themselves in gambling bets.

When things are like this, a friend tells you to keep playing and you keep Playing until the other one runs out of Money , it's true , he's not a good friend , what he wants to see is how he loses , in casinos we can find each other people of all kinds and those who are bad will always enjoy watching others lose money and having a bad time, there is more of that in the world, in a casino a weak person cannot enter because they are left without money and cannot be well , if we We can see what can happen in a casino, there will Always be more chances of losing, that is why you must have confidence in what you are doing.

We are people who when we see that many losses can Occur we must stop , we Cannot continue looking for profits because that is what addiction produces in players without them realizing it, that is what you have to see before continuing in a casino to take care of your money , it Wouldn't be nice to enter a casino and lose all the money you have.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: arimamib on December 03, 2023, 05:43:06 PM
Every gambler must have a good strategy when gambling and not only try to beat the dealer but a strategy to be able to play responsibly and wisely so that gambling is controlled so as not to become addicted to gambling, as people know, if you are addicted to gambling it will definitely be difficult to cure, so Therefore, you should use the right strategy to be able to control yourself when gambling.
Having a plan in place indeed is crucial not only for attempting to win against the house but, more importantly, for maintaining control and preventing gambling addiction. Responsible gambling involves setting limits on time and money spent, understanding the odds of the games, and being mindful of one's emotional state while gambling. It's about approaching gambling as a form of entertainment rather than a guaranteed way to make money.

Implementing a strategy to control oneself during gambling sessions can include setting a budget for gambling, understanding the rules and odds of the games for more informed decision-making, being aware of emotional states while gambling and avoid chasing losses or making impulsive decisions based on frustration or excitement.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: len01 on December 04, 2023, 08:51:05 AM
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For some people who have not experienced an addiction, it may be easier to limit the budget they use for gambling, but for those who have experienced an addiction, of course this is not something that can be done easily, because even if they don't have a budget, they will still have the desire to gamble. , so in my opinion those who have not experienced gambling addiction can limit their gambling budget.

It's not wrong if we hope to win in gambling, but without luck in the bets we play it will be very difficult to get the win we want. If they keep chasing the win they want, of course they won't be able to win without there is luck.
therefore the best advice is not to get addicted so that we can control our budget or limit budget for all our gambling and there are lots of threads or replies here that discuss these limits as in other threads that discuss using 1% of monthly income and I am sure you know thread and having threads like that can help us every day to continue to instill healthy thoughts in gambling without having to fight our selfish desires in order to avoid addiction and yes, I admit that addiction always sounds bad, even those who are addicted dont know who they are, let alone to limiting budget will definitely be very difficult.

yep, it makes sense and as I said before, its natural to expect a win, but dont overdo it because the game not always about winning, in fact losing can always happen and the natural law of gambling is that the house will always win. so we dont need to expect too much victory.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: maydna on December 04, 2023, 11:22:01 AM
Every gambler must have a good strategy when gambling and not only try to beat the dealer but a strategy to be able to play responsibly and wisely so that gambling is controlled so as not to become addicted to gambling, as people know, if you are addicted to gambling it will definitely be difficult to cure, so Therefore, you should use the right strategy to be able to control yourself when gambling.
Having a plan in place indeed is crucial not only for attempting to win against the house but, more importantly, for maintaining control and preventing gambling addiction. Responsible gambling involves setting limits on time and money spent, understanding the odds of the games, and being mindful of one's emotional state while gambling. It's about approaching gambling as a form of entertainment rather than a guaranteed way to make money.

Implementing a strategy to control oneself during gambling sessions can include setting a budget for gambling, understanding the rules and odds of the games for more informed decision-making, being aware of emotional states while gambling and avoid chasing losses or making impulsive decisions based on frustration or excitement.
As we know, beating the dealer is very difficult, so we can only gamble responsibly and not excessively. We can only prevent large losses by always controlling ourselves. At the same time, gambling, especially since we know that many gamblers have lost control of themselves when gambling, which also causes them to lose a lot of money. That is why we have to have a good plan before we gamble, and a good plan is to set a limit on the amount of money we use to gamble and always stay within that limit.

Don't let us get addicted to gambling after playing gambling for some time because that will make us lose all our money, and we won't be able to stop gambling even for a moment. By having a plan for gambling, we can take care of ourselves and control ourselves so that we don't gamble too much so that we still have money that can be used to gamble another day.


Title: Re: Is this a good advice?
Post by: TheUltraElite on December 06, 2023, 02:02:59 PM
Implementing a strategy to control oneself during gambling sessions can include setting a budget for gambling, understanding the rules and odds of the games for more informed decision-making, being aware of emotional states while gambling and avoid chasing losses or making impulsive decisions based on frustration or excitement.
Gamblers are impulsive, otherwise they would not be gamblers in the first place. :P

So for them setting a budget which would take time, they would not do that but just deposit some big amount into the site, forgetting that its half their salary amount with multiple bills being unpaid yet.

For them decision making takes a back seat, they just want to make money and hence the all-in button seems like a safe haven and their go-to button likened to a "Big weapon" in Arcade games.