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Title: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Julien_Olynpic on December 23, 2024, 06:12:46 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Oshosondy on December 23, 2024, 06:26:27 AM
success in gambling?
Intuition works for me while gambling but out of 100 games that I would have gambled or bet on, I do not think it can happen more than 2 times. It is a kind of strong feeling that I should go for a bet. Sometimes I may not have time to bet or have money on my betting account. This will make me fund the betting account to gamble on just the game. It has always been 99% accurate. But this strong feelings comes when I have knowledge about the match and not just a blind betting.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Odohu on December 23, 2024, 06:34:14 AM
success in gambling?
Intuition works for me while gambling but out of 100 games that I would have gambled or bet on, I do not think it can happen more than 2 times. It is a kind of strong feeling that I should go for a bet. Sometimes I may not have time to bet or have money on my betting account. This will make me fund the betting account to gamble on just the game. It has always been 99% accurate. But this strong feelings comes when I have knowledge about the match and not just a blind betting.
I have tried gambling with my intuition before and it is just like a mirage, something that looks real buy actually isn't Henderson I will never rely on my intuition in gambling. If I sample the number of bets I made using intuition,  it should be less than 30% success rate and that is a very poor result. The problem I faced was that the first sets of bets was where I recorded winnings and I don't know if this was to get me entangled in that pattern of gambling.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: lovesmayfamilis on December 23, 2024, 06:35:47 AM
I have seen many sources on the Internet that offer to teach people to use their intuition. There are training materials where it is suggested to regularly guess certain sentences collected for this purpose. It is also suggested to develop your intuition in everyday life, meditating, visualizing, etc., and conclude how much you are progressing. All this is very interesting, of course, but when playing we will rely on our conjectures, and our analyses, adding our own "instinct" in the same way. I am not an active player and cannot say for sure, but in my opinion, it is quite difficult to make accurate and confident bets. I still think that when we play gambling, even when making a blind bet, we rely on our intuition. But how it works for us is another topic.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Frankolala on December 23, 2024, 06:39:38 AM
Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
No strategy can lead to a long-term success in gambling because gambling is more of luck, and luck comes by chance. Your intuition cannot be correct at all times and if you have too much confidence on it, you will be misled and bet with an amount that you cannot afford to lose. We shouldn't be too focused on looking for how to be profitable in gambling because gambling is for fun, and your luck determines your win.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Oshosondy on December 23, 2024, 06:41:17 AM
I have tried gambling with my intuition before and it is just like a mirage, something that looks real buy actually isn't Henderson I will never rely on my intuition in gambling. If I sample the number of bets I made using intuition,  it should be less than 30% success rate and that is a very poor result. The problem I faced was that the first sets of bets was where I recorded winnings and I don't know if this was to get me entangled in that pattern of gambling.
It is also very important not to rely on gambling. Gambling is not what can be relied on. Some people can misuse intuition. An instance is someone that uses it and make no analyses. Just like I have said before, I make analyses but there are times that there will be a strong feeling that I should go for a game. That is what I call intuition on instinct and not just that I will see a match I just go for it without knowing how the clubs that are playing are.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Outhue on December 23, 2024, 06:46:14 AM
I always have it in mind, that losing is the most guaranteed in gambling, the more I have this in mind the careful I always become, there is no need to learn something to be a better gambling, just have it in mind that to lose is certain with gambling, you will always risk only what you can afford to lose.

To me a safe gambling is to keep risking that exact amount you are willing to lose to gambling because this can be going on for a while befote you get lucky, you don't want to lose so much and when you finally win it won't be enough to cover all the past loses.

The smaller the amount the better


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Pandu Geddon on December 23, 2024, 06:57:58 AM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I think most gamblers use their intuition to make bets. This may not help achieve long-term success in the bets made.
The knowledge possessed by the gambler will give the gambler confidence in making bets. It's just that the decision to make a bet is more on the gambler's guess and instinct.
In betting, the use of intuition cannot be said to bring efficient victory. I still believe that all bets and casino games will end in luck. The knowledge and instincts that gamblers may often use will make gamblers more confident in getting their luck.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Kelward on December 23, 2024, 07:08:11 AM
Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
No strategy can lead to a long-term success in gambling because gambling is more of luck, and luck comes by chance. Your intuition cannot be correct at all times and if you have too much confidence on it, you will be misled and bet with an amount that you cannot afford to lose. We shouldn't be too focused on looking for how to be profitable in gambling because gambling is for fun, and your luck determines your win.
Gambling wins is by luck, no strategy can guarantee long term success so every gambler can use a strategy that seems suitable at anytime. Using your intuition to gamble can give you wins, sometimes it won't, likewise using a well thought out strategy can either give or not give you wins. I personally don't take gambling too seriously that is why I always use small amounts to gamble, so if I feel like going with my intuition to bet, that is what I will do, if I feel like analyzing games first I'll also do it. If there's a guaranteed strategy that works on the long term, every gambler will adopt it to be winning constantly, so use your intuition when you feel like it.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: danherbias07 on December 23, 2024, 07:08:27 AM
Intuition, intsincts. I think they are just the same.
There are proper times to trust these moments and I bet it will be beneficial for us once in every 5 times of our bets. Instincts are like predictions of our brain from our past bets and there are times it will give us the wrong results.
I won't say to not trust them but there are times that it could save us from our wrong decision and I think I have experienced that many times in my gambling life.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: davis196 on December 23, 2024, 07:09:26 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I don't think that this phrase is applicable to gambling. Trading requires some sort of logical analysis, while gambling cannot be logical. The outcomes in gambling are completely random, so logical analysis and "strategies" simply don't work. Personally I can't say that I trust my intuition when it comes to playing gambling games, but I also don't apply logic and strategy, because I know that it won't work.
Just have fun and lower your expectations of making big profits. Gambling is supposed to be fun, but it isn't for many gamblers, because they are too focused on the "making money" part(or they are too focused on chasing the loses).


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: viljy on December 23, 2024, 08:05:29 AM
Intuition as such is probably not applicable at all in areas such as trading or gambling. Perhaps premonition, foresight works on a different, higher level, allows you to anticipate disasters, accidents, etc. Gambling or trading are too low spheres for this ability. Psychics would call it high and low vibrations or subtle and gross matters.
That is, in other words, the applicability of intuition in the lower realms is akin to hammering nails with a microscope. Why is this so? Perhaps because trading or gambling is built on greed, it is a deeply material interest of the physical world. Whereas looking into the future, which is actually intuition, requires detachment from the material passions of the physical world.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Don Pedro Dinero on December 23, 2024, 08:11:19 AM
success in gambling?
Intuition works for me while gambling but out of 100 games that I would have gambled or bet on, I do not think it can happen more than 2 times. It is a kind of strong feeling that I should go for a bet. Sometimes I may not have time to bet or have money on my betting account. This will make me fund the betting account to gamble on just the game. It has always been 99% accurate. But this strong feelings comes when I have knowledge about the match and not just a blind betting.

That's because the sample you're basing it on is too small. Also, usually when people say that intuition works for them they tend to overestimate the times it worked and forget the times it did not. There is no causal relationship between a feeling you have, however strong it may be, and the outcome of a bet. There is no magic. And in your case at least you are talking about sports betting. If someone tells me that intuition works for them in the casino they are probably a degenerate gambler.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: mirakal on December 23, 2024, 08:35:14 AM
 Trusting your intuition may be useful at some point, but it cannot guarantee reliability in the long run. What we need more is luck and experience in gambling, wherein skills and strategies will develop gradually after reliable experiences. If you want to increase your chances of winning, and lessen your future losses, don’t just rely on one’s gut and intuition, but rather analyze and understand the odds, and of course apply risk management that is crucial in gambling.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Accardo on December 23, 2024, 08:40:19 AM
What ever it is we tend to try to enhance our winning experience in gambling must result to extensive thoughts while managing what's on the bankroll. Intuition doesn't make much difference, I noticed that players prefer doing stuffs that'll appear to them as though they're investing some work in their gambling predictions. Which is right, but even if that won't change the results it could help the player to build knowledge and master how instincts work.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Odusko on December 23, 2024, 08:41:20 AM
success in gambling?
Intuition works for me while gambling but out of 100 games that I would have gambled or bet on, I do not think it can happen more than 2 times. It is a kind of strong feeling that I should go for a bet. Sometimes I may not have time to bet or have money on my betting account. This will make me fund the betting account to gamble on just the game. It has always been 99% accurate. But this strong feelings comes when I have knowledge about the match and not just a blind betting.

Most times, our intuition is a product of our experiences and how we feel at that time, so for sure we as gamblers will make use of our intuition more than statistics because, in the end, everything balls down to luck to be able to win, some times in 10 games selections I follow my intuition to select almost 8 of those games and the remaining 2 I can analyze them to know better before selecting them if there are teams I have no know about, so for one to have a balance ground in gambling there have to be a mixture of both intuition and analysis to arrive at a safe zone while gambling.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Cointxz on December 23, 2024, 08:48:50 AM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling?

Personally, it gives me a sense of cautiousness on my bets. I always rely on this whenever I play Blackjack since there’s always a time that you need it during decision making in addition to the matrix strategy of Blackjack.

I play unorthodox style sometimes whenever I started the game some cards on the deck already used.

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How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

Everytime I play. I’m skeptical if intuition can give long term success but it gives me additional entertainment since I celebrate whenever my intuition is right on my bet.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: _act_ on December 23, 2024, 08:51:45 AM
Trusting your intuition may be useful at some point, but it cannot guarantee reliability in the long run. What we need more is luck and experience in gambling, wherein skills and strategies will develop gradually after reliable experiences. If you want to increase your chances of winning, and lessen your future losses, don’t just rely on one’s gut and intuition, but rather analyze and understand the odds, and of course apply risk management that is crucial in gambling.
You have said it that luck is very important. It is even very important than skills and knowledge that you have in gambling. What that is more important than luck is how able you are using your bankroll appropriately. 95% of you money should be used for something good and not gambling. That is very important. There are people that know much about gambling, analysing the market but always found themselves losing. That is just gambling as the gambling sites are the ones setting the odds and it so in a way to make gamblers lose.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: bettercrypto on December 23, 2024, 09:05:31 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I think there is nothing wrong with sometimes trusting our intuition because sometimes it turns out to be right especially if we are sure about something we want to do, right?
It just doesn't become effective when we are not sure about something we are going to do or thinking about.

Now, if we apply it to gambling, it probably depends on the game we choose, like I said if we are sure, our intuition may be right in my opinion but not most of the time of course.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Oluwa-btc on December 23, 2024, 09:09:38 AM

And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

Do you know that intuition works for some people whereas it doesn't for some cause it depends on how one see  that category, basically I don't reky on intuition cause it doesn't work for me in most cases but then what I think about intuition in regards to gambling is that it doesn't lead to long term success or win but luck facilitates the win more making it look like intuition works so well.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Adbitco on December 23, 2024, 09:51:43 AM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Anyone gambling with intuition would have less results perhaps it differs from individuals on how they understand themselves for that to work for them, a gambler or like i does, most of the bet i carried weren't exactly what i expected to have as a results. For instance, like say Tottenham vs Liverpool match there would be a possibility of giving Liverpool higher odds while Tottenham lower odds, now those who bet on intuition would go for the lesser odds thinking that Tottenham would win the game but on the reverse Liverpool won. Those who stakes based on intuition lose their match while those who knows and have the pre-knowledge of how liverpool do play their matches definitely win, but in general we solely rely on luck because there could be lapses on the opposite team causing the weak team to win.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: swogerino on December 23, 2024, 09:58:19 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I suggest people never rely on intuition or that feeling that says I know this time I am gonna hit a big win. Everytime I have gotten with intuition for example after having 10 consecutive lost buy in bonuses in a slot machine I thought that now the 11th time is going to pay, guess what it absolutely didn't pay at all and took all my money so going with intuition is a very dangerous approach which can have devastating effects on us that is why it is never recommended to go with what intuition tells you to do.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: eisen33 on December 23, 2024, 10:06:51 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
I agree that in gambling, strict adherence to the rules plays a decisive role, and there is no place for intuition here. Insider information is a separate topic for discussion, but I also doubt that there is a place for it in gambling, and if there is, then it is available to a very limited circle of players. Intuition can be interpreted by a player as such, simply on his assumptions, and this may not be substantiated by anything. But following the rules, when I do not exceed the bet amount more than I have determined, helps to keep my bankroll in order, this is the most important rule for me.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: stomachgrowls on December 23, 2024, 10:11:02 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Whether you are dealing with sports betting or casino game then there's always that possibility that intuition will be kicking in on which there is really that moment that you would really be hesitating on pushing up yourself whether you do bet on that particular choices you do made out or you will be following your intuition. We do know that each one of us does have that different level when it comes to emotional tolerance at the moment that we do deal up with gambling because there will be those times that you will be that impulsive when it comes to various situations or outcomes.

You cant say that you wont be able to trust up your intuitions on which we know that there are times or moments that our intuitions are really that making out some positive results not unless if you do have that bad results in the past then you cant be able to trust up your instincts or intuitions on the moment that you will be having it. If you do have a good outcome or results in numbers about on following it then you will definitely be doing it also into your upcoming bets or gambling moments or times.  Gambling should really be that for fun and if you are really that wanting to have that leisure then you wont be putting up yourself that much into a stressful condition.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: hedgeh0g on December 23, 2024, 10:18:08 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
I agree that in gambling, strict adherence to the rules plays a decisive role, and there is no place for intuition here. Insider information is a separate topic for discussion, but I also doubt that there is a place for it in gambling, and if there is, then it is available to a very limited circle of players. Intuition can be interpreted by a player as such, simply on his assumptions, and this may not be substantiated by anything. But following the rules, when I do not exceed the bet amount more than I have determined, helps to keep my bankroll in order, this is the most important rule for me.
The worst thing is when a player, blinded by a win, thinks that he has predicted it completely, but in fact he was lucky. Such players usually become confident that this will continue forever, but in fact, because of this imaginary confidence, they will lose even more after some time and will be surprised why they did not win again. Therefore, intuition is a feeling that can play a cruel joke on us, I would not always trust intuition, but still I will say that sometimes I also place a bet without analyzing any data, something tells me that this team will win, and not the other.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: traderethereum on December 23, 2024, 10:20:10 AM
Intuition for me is like a way to have a clue for what I need to do. I don't think intuition can lead to long term success in gambling because it is not many people can success from gambling. Those people should not rely on just to their intuition but only enjoy gambling as entertainment. Maybe they can use intuition in gambling some time but they don't have to use that every time they gamble because gambling needs many things to win. But we know that winning in gambling is not easy and it is better we just enjoy gambling.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: mammusu on December 23, 2024, 10:32:38 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I suggest people never rely on intuition or that feeling that says I know this time I am gonna hit a big win. Everytime I have gotten with intuition for example after having 10 consecutive lost buy in bonuses in a slot machine I thought that now the 11th time is going to pay, guess what it absolutely didn't pay at all and took all my money so going with intuition is a very dangerous approach which can have devastating effects on us that is why it is never recommended to go with what intuition tells you to do.
For those who have a lot of experience and a deep understanding of a game or gambling, intuition can actually help in making quick decisions in a limited time, but for beginners often intuition actually makes us suffer losses, one of which is when we continue to listen to the desire to achieve bigger wins or chase defeat, so I think intuition can be useful if supported by the right analysis and data,  Because decision based on data and analysis tend to be more accurate, while intuition is often influence by emotions that can lead to rational decision in gambling, so if we combine the two (intuition and analysis) of course it will be very useful for us to achieve victory in gambling.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: YOSHIE on December 23, 2024, 10:34:08 AM
How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Use intuition when carrying out gambling activities often, my understanding in the world of gambling is sensitivity is important, understanding inner instinctive behavior or heart movements when betting often experiences wins where gut feelings often confirm what we want to do, not only in gambling, when carrying out daily activities, Intuition is also often a lifesaver for myself.

When gambling, self-confidence to make the right decision is a priority, both in assessing especially the risks that will occur in betting. For me, intuition is important, honesty with high sensitivity often makes me win on the bets I make.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: coin-investor on December 23, 2024, 10:43:04 AM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

There's nothing on us from within and from outside of us that can guarantee our success; intuition will sometimes work but never all the time.
Intuition, if you rely on it, should be used to keep yourself safe from pouring too much money into gambling or abusing yourself; you should know when to stop if you rely on intuition.
And it can be developed based on your experience. When I think that I'm having a hard time winning, I follow my intuition to call it a day.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Davidvictorson on December 23, 2024, 10:49:12 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. se is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
You are correct I do not have a gaming system which is an ordered set of game rules but I do have some personal strategies or rules that I follow when gambling. And we intuition as a person who much games I don't see how into intuition comes into play here. The game is already programmed and there's no role for your intuition to play other than to sit back and enjoy watching the wheels spin. Intuition may be for sports game and games of skills but not games that is based on luck.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on December 23, 2024, 11:01:33 AM
Since gambling is already a luck based activity, I sometimes rely on my intuition and hope to be lucky but I end up not being lucky. Intuition doesn't contribute to one's success in gambling, especially in sports games like soccer, you need to need to take your time to study the table or maybe you must have been following up with the latest events and fixtures, that's when you can be able to make more accurate prediction.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Slow death on December 23, 2024, 11:12:34 AM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

If a research company were to do research on how many people can make a living from gambling, in my opinion we would see that the number of people who are successful in gambling is a very low number. Even people who consider themselves professional gamblers have not been able to make a living from sports betting. So by this I mean that people should look at gambling as just fun and they can play or bet following their instincts and then accept the result: defeat or victory. Because the goal is to have fun and not to make a profit.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Sanitough on December 23, 2024, 11:21:21 AM
This feels like relying on gut instinct, right?

I’ve had moments where I leaned on my intuition too. Sometimes, even with all the data in front of me, I can’t make a decision that I feel confident about, so I just trust my gut and place the bet. But relying too much on intuition, like blindly betting without proper analysis is a mistake.

We still need to base our decisions on data to stay guided. That way, we know what to adjust if our strategy isn’t working. Intuition can play a role, but it should complement the data, not replace it.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Charles-Tim on December 23, 2024, 11:27:51 AM
Do you know that intuition works for some people whereas it doesn't for some cause it depends on how one see  that category, basically I don't reky on intuition cause it doesn't work for me in most cases but then what I think about intuition in regards to gambling is that it doesn't lead to long term success or win but luck facilitates the win more making it look like intuition works so well.
Intuition works for people that does not have the intuition very often. If anyone has it very often, and the person gamble very often with it, it is definite that the person will gamble and lose more. Intuition should be for very special cases and it should be very rare. Some people have it and it works but it should also not be what people should rely on while gambling. It should be used in situation  when something keeps coming to your mind as a sign. It works for people but if it is becoming common, it is something else.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Findingnemo on December 23, 2024, 11:32:16 AM
The context of this thread seems to be the one I mentioned a while back, 'illusion of control' which makes us to believe we are in the control but in reality we are not, we just go along with the random events as a result of our actions which sometimes gives the favourable results which might happened whether we did something particular or not which is why the randomness or luck plays the major role in the Gambling. No strategy can help a person to be successful in Gambling, if they meant to be then they will be.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Sandra_hakeem on December 23, 2024, 12:08:59 PM
However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
Well, that has been put very diplomatic for everyone whose ego gets crushed whenever they're told that gambling has nothing to do with their superstitions. Yes, I can remember reading a post that has exactly the same topic like this, but the Op rooted for the opposite; saying there's alot more to what he'd achieve by following his instincts during prediction. Again, can someone show me to this thread if y'all can lay your hands on it?

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And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
I'd say, it depends on the type of games that I love to wager on. Look, I understand that sometimes, it may look really daft to play around with your intuitions, but if it actually works, it'd rather look like you broke open the gates of impossibilities, leaving you no option but to carry yourself like the boss.... What if it doesn't 10 outta 10 times?
I think intuitive gambling evolved the day casino games were made... That's the only way you can rely a bit on this.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Weawant on December 23, 2024, 12:29:12 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Well I don't know if you have considered the uncertainties that comes around gambling and the fact that trading has got some level of certainty way more than that of gambling and that effect alone is enough to allow for intuitive decisions in gambling even if not all the time as like you did mentioned at some point above the long term success because actually both in trading and gambling there's no holy grill that guarantees a very long term success but some level of success t some points which is expected to cancel out on the wrongs so for me it's not a bad one using intuition gambling, it can be rewarding at some times.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: o48o on December 23, 2024, 12:33:21 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
None of the systems really "work", but trusting your intuition isn't any worse than any other ways to gamble.

Everyone (even me) likes to give a credit for their new system, when they have a winning streak. It doesn't even matter what the system is.

This is because deterministic world view is too depressing point of view and everyone wants to have control over their luck. Same often goes when we have a losing streak. But then we aren't calling it a "system". We are either blaming ourselves of playing too much of a same game, rigged slot or casino stealing from us. It's rare for us to blame ourselves for using too much money and losing it.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Smartprofit on December 23, 2024, 12:33:30 PM
Unfortunately, in games based solely on luck (for example, when playing roulette, slot machines), intuition will not help you at all.

What is intuition? Intuition is the ability of the human brain to notice patterns and small details in the surrounding reality (without realizing it and without processing this information logically).

However, what patterns can there be when playing roulette? None! Roulette generates random events (this is the main property of this mechanical device).

Another thing is gambling, based partly on luck and partly on your skills and abilities. When playing these games, intuition can help you. Another thing is that it is better to count not on intuition (which will either help or not), but on something more significant.

For example, a good memory when playing poker allows you to count the cards that have already been used in the game. This gives you an advantage over other players.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: GxSTxV on December 23, 2024, 12:51:40 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Personally, I think intuition in gambling can sometimes give a false sense of confidence and think you are special. While it might feel like intuition helps in the short term, but gambling is really based on chance and probability, not gut feelings or someone mentioned that you are a lucky person today, means you go and gamble all your money. I learned from experience that strict, reasonable rules like bankroll management and setting limits are far more reliable than relying on instincts, and with all these you may not win if you play in long term.

Intuition can play a role in making decisions, especially if you gained some experience, but long term success in gambling requires discipline not just instinct. To be honest, relying only on intuition can often lead to emotional decisions and losses that you can’t recover from. In my experience, intuition was a reason for me to lose much money than I should, and played for longer time than I intended to.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: hyudien on December 23, 2024, 01:01:13 PM
Intuition is a natural trait that everyone will have, it's just that it may not really work because it is not based on something that makes sense or something more rational. We only rely on our instincts or feelings. Some of my experiences tried to follow it and it worked and other experiences failed. So I conclude that this goes back to the luck we have. We also actually find it very difficult to distinguish between intuition and emotion. because in an emotional state it will greatly affect our thinking and that causes us to believe we will win, even though the result is defeat.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: aioc on December 23, 2024, 03:37:56 PM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Intuition is something we develop in association with something we are doing, so if you're doing something for a long time, you will eventually develop an intuition, but that does not necessarily mean that it can win games; its still 50/50; its up to you where you'll go when you're betting on your intuition or your analysis. Since it has nothing to do with your chances in gambling, its better not to rely on it, only if the intuition is strong.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: AmoreJaz on December 23, 2024, 04:35:29 PM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Intuition is something we develop in association with something we are doing, so if you're doing something for a long time, you will eventually develop an intuition, but that does not necessarily mean that it can win games; its still 50/50; its up to you where you'll go when you're betting on your intuition or your analysis. Since it has nothing to do with your chances in gambling, its better not to rely on it, only if the intuition is strong.

Intuition will always be at your side but yes, it doesn't guarantee your winning chance. You can use it if you have very good feeling about the game but don't blame yourself if the outcome is not on the winning side. This is gambling, so you can't rely on this factor to attain long-term success. It is best to always be conservative especially with your bankroll. If you busted your allocated budget for the session, better not to push thru your luck by depositing more outside of your budget.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: KTChampions on December 23, 2024, 04:45:04 PM
Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
No strategy can lead to a long-term success in gambling because gambling is more of luck, and luck comes by chance. Your intuition cannot be correct at all times and if you have too much confidence on it, you will be misled and bet with an amount that you cannot afford to lose. We shouldn't be too focused on looking for how to be profitable in gambling because gambling is for fun, and your luck determines your win.

What can you say about those who make arbitrage bets on opposite outcomes with different bookmakers? Or about those who, based on the possibility of arbitrage, find value and bet on one outcome? It turns out that winning strategies exist (the fact that bookmakers/casinos don’t like it is another question).
I agree that a regular player should play not for profit but for fun, but there are many pros or those who want to become one, naturally they are guided by strategy/numbers and not by intuition.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Distinctin on December 23, 2024, 04:49:49 PM
Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
No strategy can lead to a long-term success in gambling because gambling is more of luck, and luck comes by chance. Your intuition cannot be correct at all times and if you have too much confidence on it, you will be misled and bet with an amount that you cannot afford to lose. We shouldn't be too focused on looking for how to be profitable in gambling because gambling is for fun, and your luck determines your win.
Be it intuation or conscious reasoning, or simply proven skills and strategies, they don't guarantee long term success as much as gambling is concern. Success remains uncertain in gambling, you can be in profits today but tomorrow you will experience losses again. That's how unpredictable gambling is, that even a professional gambler cannot guarantee long term profitability.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: panjul07 on December 23, 2024, 04:54:43 PM
Intuition is like double-edged sword which may give us both good and bad outcome, so for me I will not follow my intuition only but I will also use my logic when it comes to gambling.
I trust my logic more than intuition when I have to take a decision while I'm gambling such as when I'm on losing/winning, what I need to do is between stop or continue.
In this case, my intuition will say something but my logic will also something which can be the opposite to what my intuition say so I will follow my logic.
However, I dont really like the terms "dont trust your intuition", I will prefer to say "be careful with your intuition" because it may bring overconvidence such as "the next bet will win"..


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Odusko on December 23, 2024, 04:57:48 PM
Intuition is a natural trait that everyone will have, it's just that it may not really work because it is not based on something that makes sense or something more rational. We only rely on our instincts or feelings. Some of my experiences tried to follow it and it worked and other experiences failed. So I conclude that this goes back to the luck we have. We also actually find it very difficult to distinguish between intuition and emotion. because in an emotional state it will greatly affect our thinking and that causes us to believe we will win, even though the result is defeat.
Gambling is not all the time about logical reasoning Sometimes we rely on our intuition to pick a game with any form of logical reasoning or put into effect our analysis skills, but straight out of the head you make a pick and then leave it for luck to see whether it works or not, that is all about intuition, and for the fact that intuition is a human characteristic, it means that it a part of us and also part of our daily active living, since we most case rely on our memories to take some decisions and those memories make up for the intuition ability in us as a gambler. So we can't disconnect ourselves from intuition and logical reasoning combined when it comes to gambling, emotions are quite different from intuitions because most times emotions are viewed as a negative tool to apply in gambling but intuition is not a negative tool.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: AVE5 on December 23, 2024, 04:58:05 PM
If you're highily attentive to your intuition which has been testified in favoring your paths on critical cases, I'd can be applied to your gambling but tona limit, you don't basically have to rely you batch in and batch out on the casinos on just your intuition if not for your disciplinary gambling schedules otherwise, you could breach personality because you'd visit the casino anytime of your choice and stakes any amount of your choice without considering your budgets and schedules.
So the best is to get on a budget so that you don't exceed your affordability.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: yahoo62278 on December 23, 2024, 05:13:17 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
I think you have to separate the type of gambling you are talking about. Intuition about a certain team or player while considering a sportsbet might not be the worst thing as long as you're not betting your house on the bet, but intuition on a slot or something like that is crazy because we all know or should know that slots are random.



Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Zoomic on December 23, 2024, 05:18:20 PM
Intuitions are not always bad, Intuition sometimes come out of one's prior knowledge or idea of that particular game. Since gambling is all about luck, we can't really say we trust all the decisions we make. Sometimes our Intuitions, especially if it is without bias is just what we need to get that win.

A real gambler must have studied his gambling patterns over time and knows what approach works for him better. If following his Intuitions works for him, he would definitely be trusting it when next he gambles. This shows that the knowledge and ideas he has ,in addition to the analysis he makes are always valid. A person whose instincts never favours him should never trust his instincts.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: madnessteat on December 23, 2024, 05:32:41 PM
Intuition is like double-edged sword which may give us both good and bad outcome, so for me I will not follow my intuition only but I will also use my logic when it comes to gambling.
I trust my logic more than intuition when I have to take a decision while I'm gambling such as when I'm on losing/winning, what I need to do is between stop or continue.
In this case, my intuition will say something but my logic will also something which can be the opposite to what my intuition say so I will follow my logic.
However, I dont really like the terms "dont trust your intuition", I will prefer to say "be careful with your intuition" because it may bring overconvidence such as "the next bet will win"..


I absolutely agree with you. Intuition can help in some moments, but logic is more amenable to our understanding, that's why it is more preferable in gambling. Although if you look at it from the other side logic also will not always help because in gambling too big role is played by chance. The only thing I am sure of is that you should try not to violate their own rules given to themselves before gambling, such as limiting the deposit or withdrawal of funds immediately after winning.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: SUPERSAIAN on December 23, 2024, 05:49:13 PM
Some people say that their intuition is high, it is really high, they feel and win. But intuition can mislead people, maybe at the wrong time, so I personally do not prefer to gamble with intuition. Intuition can make you go bankrupt, you can also make a huge profit. I draw a line for myself, when I am going to gamble, that is my intuition. I feel it, yes I do, I don't tell myself that and I try not to stay there too long.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Hirose UK on December 24, 2024, 01:21:31 AM
Never really relied on it but maybe some people succeed with intuition to estimate how the game will go and use the right strategy and predict the results of the bet, sometimes intuition will be contrary to the various opportunities that are in front of your eyes.
For long-term success itself, I think it will never be possible because in gambling gambler only has small percentage to be able to get success and on average will still experience various bad results even though they use various special abilities in playing or betting.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Koadharber on December 24, 2024, 01:32:13 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
I think you have to separate the type of gambling you are talking about. Intuition about a certain team or player while considering a sportsbet might not be the worst thing as long as you're not betting your house on the bet, but intuition on a slot or something like that is crazy because we all know or should know that slots are random.


Intuition that it is really that be applied on casino based games is really that having no sense on which we know that no matter what decisions you would be doing will really be that affect your winning probability on which it will really be that totally that different when dealing up with sports betting on which you will really be having that hesitance at the moment that you do make up some bets but of course it will be still be basing up whether you will be following up yourself with those hesitance but this is really that situational on this aspect.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Mahanton on December 24, 2024, 01:50:00 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
I think you have to separate the type of gambling you are talking about. Intuition about a certain team or player while considering a sportsbet might not be the worst thing as long as you're not betting your house on the bet, but intuition on a slot or something like that is crazy because we all know or should know that slots are random.


Intuition that it is really that be applied on casino based games is really that having no sense on which we know that no matter what decisions you would be doing will really be that affect your winning probability on which it will really be that totally that different when dealing up with sports betting on which you will really be having that hesitance at the moment that you do make up some bets but of course it will be still be basing up whether you will be following up yourself with those hesitance but this is really that situational on this aspect.
I do agree on what you have both said because intuition will be only usually be found or do happen when you do make out some betting on sports betting. Somehow when you do play on casino games then you cant be able to avoid such situation also on the moment that you do tend to roll specially on slot games then you will be waiting up for a particular duration or seconds before you will spin up again. This is a behavior that you do mold up and every gambler will be something like this on which they do believe that they can make out some advantage at the time that they will be applying out this intuition thing into their gambling activity. Just been said by others that it will be up to you to differentiate whether those intuition calls are really that making up some good results or not. People do usually stick into things on which they've seen that it do give out some positive results or outcomes into their gambling activity. You will be normally be sticking out into the things that you've been dealing into as long it does give out that kind of benefit or does give out that kind of advantage but there's no solid proof that intuition will work well into a certain individual since luck factor will be always the main consideration for someone to win up their bets or gambling activity. Intuition could come out randomly on which its normal that you will be needing up to decide whether you will be pushing up on following up such mindset or will be totally stand still and wont be doing something actions in correlation into it.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: junder on December 24, 2024, 03:51:14 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Previously gambling was very much related to luck, I even think it cannot be separated between gambling and luck, so I think it is impossible for intuition to make someone successful in the long term, now there is gambling that can use our strategies or skills that increase the chances of winning to be greater but still even though there are certain skills I don't think it can make someone successful, especially in the long term.

I myself don't think there are people who gamble by relying only on their intuition, it seems like people like this are those who really put high hopes on gambling by expecting big wins they can get just by relying on intuition but I don't think it will work.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: fruktik on December 24, 2024, 06:08:29 AM
Intuition is something we develop in association with something we are doing, so if you're doing something for a long time, you will eventually develop an intuition, but that does not necessarily mean that it can win games; its still 50/50; its up to you where you'll go when you're betting on your intuition or your analysis. Since it has nothing to do with your chances in gambling, its better not to rely on it, only if the intuition is strong.
And who said that you should rely on your intuition when gambling? This is a big mistake. No, you won’t be able to increase your chances of winning this way. Everything in a casino is arranged in such a way that no human abilities can help you win and make a profit on a permanent basis. This misconception must be abandoned immediately. I know many people who rely on their intuition, but it also fails. My personal experience has also proven this.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Julien_Olynpic on December 24, 2024, 06:17:07 AM
I would say that intuition is a derivative of experience. Therefore, the intuition of different players has different degrees of significance. The more experience you have, especially successful experience, the more you could trust your intuition. However, there are many situations when you should not ask your intuition. In general, the design of your game system should be based on strict rules. In addition, these rules should be tested in real practice and show good results. But in what cases should you trust your intuition? I would answer this question like this: in cases where the game rules are powerless, but a decision must be made and it is desirable that the decision is not completely random. In this case, intuition would really be of some use.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: laijsica on December 24, 2024, 07:45:54 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
For experienced gamblers, it is not easy for them to gamble with intuition, which does not allow them to win more. For most inexperienced gamblers, it is not possible to gamble with intuition because they are new and they are learners and they are driven by their emotions. Guide yourself with intuition and bet with your experience to determine the potential capital. Do not blame your luck with intuition and with experience your intuition provides you with insight. In fact if you are insensitive, your chances of losing can increase. You have to change the table with the tendency to follow each different pattern and bet. To be successful here it is easy to make immediate decisions considering the situation. Being overconfident and using intuition leads me to mostly negative.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: ethereumhunter on December 24, 2024, 08:30:37 AM
You can trust your intuition but you can not rely on that because betting can change anytime. Sometimes we can rely on intuition when we are confuse analyzing the match and not have more clues about the match. But when we can analyze and find the right team that can wins, we don't have to use intuition but pick our choice from our analysis.

We can not relying on intuition for long term because we have skill to analyze so we know what we must choose. When someone doubt of what he should choose, he can use his intuition and that means he should listens to his heart and give his bet on that.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Jating on December 24, 2024, 08:51:22 AM
I would say that intuition is a derivative of experience. Therefore, the intuition of different players has different degrees of significance. The more experience you have, especially successful experience, the more you could trust your intuition. However, there are many situations when you should not ask your intuition. In general, the design of your game system should be based on strict rules. In addition, these rules should be tested in real practice and show good results. But in what cases should you trust your intuition? I would answer this question like this: in cases where the game rules are powerless, but a decision must be made and it is desirable that the decision is not completely random. In this case, intuition would really be of some use.

If we defined intuition, as making decision without deliberate reasoning then yeah, we shouldn't trust it. But there are gamblers, like you said, if you have the past experience that is successful, then maybe you can used it for your own good.

But we all know though that in gambling, luck plays a role and then the randomness and uncertainty. So it's really very difficult to say that we should rely on our gut feeling and there are things obviously that is out of control. And so the moment we place our bet, everything is base on luck.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Smartprofit on December 24, 2024, 11:45:57 AM
I would say that intuition is a derivative of experience. Therefore, the intuition of different players has different degrees of significance. The more experience you have, especially successful experience, the more you could trust your intuition. However, there are many situations when you should not ask your intuition. In general, the design of your game system should be based on strict rules. In addition, these rules should be tested in real practice and show good results. But in what cases should you trust your intuition? I would answer this question like this: in cases where the game rules are powerless, but a decision must be made and it is desirable that the decision is not completely random. In this case, intuition would really be of some use.

In practice, when a person really needs to make a decision, any method of choosing from two or more options can be used. For example, you can toss a coin. Intuition is, in my opinion, a very ephemeral entity. At the moment of needing to make a decision, intuition can be powerless.

I do not think that intuition directly depends on a person's experience. In my opinion, intuition is the ability to notice small details and draw appropriate conclusions.

That is, intuition depends not so much on experience as on focus, attentiveness and sensitivity.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Porfirii on December 24, 2024, 11:57:45 AM
In practice, when a person really needs to make a decision, any method of choosing from two or more options can be used. For example, you can toss a coin. Intuition is, in my opinion, a very ephemeral entity. At the moment of needing to make a decision, intuition can be powerless.

I do not think that intuition directly depends on a person's experience. In my opinion, intuition is the ability to notice small details and draw appropriate conclusions.

That is, intuition depends not so much on experience as on focus, attentiveness and sensitivity.

There is no consensus about what intuition is. Kahneman for example linked it to experience precisely, and explained intuition as when firefighters make the right decisions fast without thinking, thanks to their previous experiences. Others argue the opposite, that it is knowledge that has nothing to do with experience, but sensations and emotions.

Back on topic, IMO I don't think intuition helps much when it comes to getting bets right or wrong. But you should definitely follow your guts when something doesn't feel right because you have been betting for a too long time, for example. That's the magic of intuition, and not guessing the winners.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: hedgeh0g on December 24, 2024, 12:25:45 PM
In practice, when a person really needs to make a decision, any method of choosing from two or more options can be used. For example, you can toss a coin. Intuition is, in my opinion, a very ephemeral entity. At the moment of needing to make a decision, intuition can be powerless.

I do not think that intuition directly depends on a person's experience. In my opinion, intuition is the ability to notice small details and draw appropriate conclusions.

That is, intuition depends not so much on experience as on focus, attentiveness and sensitivity.

There is no consensus about what intuition is. Kahneman for example linked it to experience precisely, and explained intuition as when firefighters make the right decisions fast without thinking, thanks to their previous experiences. Others argue the opposite, that it is knowledge that has nothing to do with experience, but sensations and emotions.

Back on topic, IMO I don't think intuition helps much when it comes to getting bets right or wrong. But you should definitely follow your guts when something doesn't feel right because you have been betting for a too long time, for example. That's the magic of intuition, and not guessing the winners.
Sometimes I think that if a player is offered to make a bet by rewinding time, then the player, relying on his intuition, can make a completely different bet under the same conditions. And to be almost sure of it, this is the decision and the seconds in which he decided to do this and not otherwise. It is also possible to use intuition when a player has long wanted to build a plan according to which he decided to bet on a certain team, but I think that this is no longer intuition, and the player definitely has other reasons for this. And since they are justified, then I would not call it intuition. In short, I think that many players sometimes rely on intuition and it seems to me that it should be used less and look for strategies that are based on something physical.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: eisen33 on December 24, 2024, 12:45:22 PM

If we defined intuition, as making decision without deliberate reasoning then yeah, we shouldn't trust it. But there are gamblers, like you said, if you have the past experience that is successful, then maybe you can used it for your own good.

But we all know though that in gambling, luck plays a role and then the randomness and uncertainty. So it's really very difficult to say that we should rely on our gut feeling and there are things obviously that is out of control. And so the moment we place our bet, everything is base on luck.
What if your intuition concerns a bet on a match in which you were previously confident, for example, you chose to bet on the favorite, but before you made the bet you had doubts, although according to your analysis it should have been an easy win for the favorite, and now your intuition tells you that it is better not to bet on this match. In this case, I would rather listen to my intuition, even if everything ends as you expected, but if doubts arose, then I would rather skip this match.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: satscraper on December 24, 2024, 01:00:05 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. I

I suppose you are referring exclusively to sport betting. In this case  speaking of intuition knowledge is behind the scenes thus "Don't trust your intuition" references relevant knowledge.  In many cases it is really not full and controversial at the same, thus to add credibility to your intuition you need to refine your knowledge which, sure, takes time. Unfortunately people are in  hurry more than often when making money and don't paying attention to their reasoning at  betting.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: taufik123 on December 24, 2024, 02:28:45 PM
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In many cases it is really not full and controversial at the same, thus to add credibility to your intuition you need to refine your knowledge which, sure, takes time. Unfortunately people are in  hurry more than often when making money and don't paying attention to their reasoning at  betting.
Intuition that is really a good benchmark in choosing gambling bets does depend on how the past has accumulated a lot of knowledge,
so that it has valid data and has been learned over time and indeed takes longer time and experience.

If someone says that their intuition will tell the truth and people are new to gambling,
it is not intuition but just a guess without any data foundation or just according to their feelings.

The obvious reason for people who bet in a hurry is because they already feel confident they will win,
but only based on their feelings and not by analysis and without any experience.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: sotelorene on December 24, 2024, 02:44:13 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

According to goggle intuition is the ability to understand something instinctively, without the need for conscious reasoning. Sometimes I gamble with it  though it's not like I rely on it because it may not be right all the time neither will it be wrong all the time, sometimes I don't need to analyze or reason what to play or bet on a given set of game rather I will just go straight to select the options and bet because I felt inside me that it is going to play that way and I do make profit sometimes an also do make loss sometimes. Long term success in gambling through intuition depend if your intuition are always correct and I think the role of intuition is to help a gambler make selection without or with little analysis.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: crwth on December 24, 2024, 02:51:20 PM
Many things could influence success, but I think it's more about strategy than intuition. If we look into a different lens for intuition, I think this is short-term wins, not long-term success. The strategy is for the longer haul. The statistical analysis could give you a better approach to gambling and improve your chances in the long run.

I have experience with using a gambling bot, and it is for the long-term strategy. It has succeeded up to a certain point, but I still believe it's better to have strategy rather than intuition.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: tvplus006 on December 24, 2024, 02:53:25 PM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it?

If we are not talking about sports betting, then there is nothing else a player can be guided by but his intuition. How else can a player be guided when he has 16 points in his hands and needs to either take an additional card or limit himself to what he has in his hands?


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Su-asa on December 24, 2024, 03:04:51 PM
Relying on intuition is the same thing as always hoping to get lucky, luck is something that can't be relied on when it comes to gambling because you are definitely going to have unlucky days. Having a system that can mitigate your losses is what you should go for and that system is a betting strategy or statistical research. This doesn't control the outcome of the game but it can reduce the risks involved. Relying or trusting in intuition everytime would not make you a skillful gambler. Learn to give time to strategy development and careful research to increase your chances of winning.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: justdimin on December 24, 2024, 08:05:34 PM
It is also very important not to rely on gambling. Gambling is not what can be relied on. Some people can misuse intuition. An instance is someone that uses it and make no analyses. Just like I have said before, I make analyses but there are times that there will be a strong feeling that I should go for a game. That is what I call intuition on instinct and not just that I will see a match I just go for it without knowing how the clubs that are playing are.
Well, if we are gambling for profit and say that we will treat it like a daily job only because we had some nice results before, then yeah that was wrong. While if we only treat it for fun purposes, then why not? But there must still be limitations to it because it can also make us to get hooked, just like other forms of entertainment out there. Intuition is like an instinct, so it is not a misuse if they proceed immediately without an analysis.

It is still better to have a scientific or technical basis though because they are the ones that can increase our chances of succeeding. I think none plays for no reason, including those who don't have a knowledge in the game.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Richbased on December 24, 2024, 08:28:00 PM
Many things could influence success, but I think it's more about strategy than intuition. If we look into a different lens for intuition, I think this is short-term wins, not long-term success. The strategy is for the longer haul. The statistical analysis could give you a better approach to gambling and improve your chances in the long run.

I have experience with using a gambling bot, and it is for the long-term strategy. It has succeeded up to a certain point, but I still believe it's better to have strategy rather than intuition.

You are very right because i prefer applying what I know when making judgement about the outcome of an event instead of following how I feel about such events. Intuition sometimes leads to deception because you will follow your mind instead of what you know would be obtainable. Following our intuition works only when it meets with our personal assessment about an event. I believe more in being real about your judgement about the possible outcome of an event instead of following intuition. If you always follow intuition, you can easily be mislead in most cases because you will literally feel that your intuition will work more than your personal analysis.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Hispo on December 24, 2024, 08:54:00 PM
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And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?


I don't think intuition has anything to do with the rate of success a gambler can have in the long term, to be honest. Otherwise, there would be a percentage of people who would benefit in the long term from gambling on casinos because their natural intuition, that others lack of, that is not the case. It is a matter of fact all gamblers end up lossing money in the long term to the casino, not matter whatever strategy they use or the level of intuition they have and other factors.

Also, some may argue intuition is something within a person which can be learnt or trained, which would imply one can get better at gambling through some kind of training, which is not true.
There are only three things which matter on the most casino games out there:
Wager, luck and house edge. The rest is speculation.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: iv4n on December 24, 2024, 09:03:53 PM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

Maybe some people can say they have really bad or good intuition, but I believe that most of us are somewhere in the middle... sometimes our intuition leads us to a good choice, and sometimes it doesn't. I guess everyone has to know themselves and know how much they can believe in certain things... and when it comes to gambling, that's where things get tricky. In most cases, it is luck that decides the outcome... we can believe or not whatever we want, and to have complete analyses and good strategies, without a little luck, none of it is worth it.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Hewlet on December 24, 2024, 09:27:42 PM
Sometimes I think that if a player is offered to make a bet by rewinding time, then the player, relying on his intuition, can make a completely different bet under the same conditions. And to be almost sure of it, this is the decision and the seconds in which he decided to do this and not otherwise.
if you rewind the hands of time, after the outcome of the bet has been determined, what usually will be the case will be that you will find out that you didn't look at some major factors while makin your prediction and that might be part of the reason why you got it all wrong in the first place. your intuition regardless of the definition you give it will always come to play when you are making your prediction. past games you have played and past outcome you have hard all contribute to the way you allow your intuition affect the decision you are making, the sentiment is what differentiate a lucky gambler from another that wasn't lucky in the scenario.

strategy is the key factor but when you are at a point when you have to make a decision that you strategy doesn't seems to be working for, you just have to choose which of the options your mind accepts more and that is basically how your intuition comes into relevance.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Ever-young on December 24, 2024, 09:31:15 PM
Instinct is a very strong feeling, which, while gambling, sometimes it takes a lot of effort to go against your instinct, even when you want to make your analysis based on what you see on the table; you might appear to be distracted calculating if you are doing the right thing, or mostly you might end up comparing your prediction result with what your instinct is telling you.
 
It works sometimes, and most of the time it leads to a dead end; instincts are just like making a blind prediction because there is no fact to prove what you have chosen rather than your mind asking you to make those predictions.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Smartvirus on December 24, 2024, 10:15:53 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
Trading and gambling is completely two different fields and I don’t think what applies in a luck based environment can apply in a field that is basically based on analysis and news and the same goes when reversed. That’s why I can’t really rely on the intuition theory as you’ve related to really apply in this context.
Why predictions from an experienced gambler can work or prove helpful, I think in moments like that, your not being forced to gamble and as such, rather than having someone tell you what to bet on or how to make your bet, you just give it a pass and don’t gamble.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Fiatless on December 24, 2024, 10:30:59 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Intuition might be defined differently by diverse authors but I saw this definition
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The power or faculty of attaining direct knowledge or cognition without evident rational thought and inference
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/intuition

If this is what you meant about gamblers using intuition for bets, then it might not be ideal. There is always a need to engage in rational thinking using available information before placing a bet. Using intuition will simply mean that you are relying solely on luck to win games.

I might consider using intuition when I don't have enough time to gather information and make inferential conclusions before placing a bet. I just consider it as a fire brigade approach to gambling.     


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Odusko on December 24, 2024, 11:02:54 PM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

Maybe some people can say they have really bad or good intuition, but I believe that most of us are somewhere in the middle... sometimes our intuition leads us to a good choice, and sometimes it doesn't. I guess everyone has to know themselves and know how much they can believe in certain things... and when it comes to gambling, that's where things get tricky. In most cases, it is luck that decides the outcome... we can believe or not whatever we want, and to have complete analyses and good strategies, without a little luck, none of it is worth it.
Whether or not we follow our intuition, we will always end up with whatever the result of the game is, without having so much control over Even though you follow intuition or not, you still have to rely on luck to win a bet, so the conclusion is that in as much as you follow your intuition, you also have to play some role by making sure that you do some extra analysis of the games most especially when you are betting on sports games, like football and the rest of the others, since in such games one can easily do an analysis of team and vet along that line to have some possibilities of winning even though the chances be small.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Mahanton on December 25, 2024, 02:07:10 AM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

Maybe some people can say they have really bad or good intuition, but I believe that most of us are somewhere in the middle... sometimes our intuition leads us to a good choice, and sometimes it doesn't. I guess everyone has to know themselves and know how much they can believe in certain things... and when it comes to gambling, that's where things get tricky. In most cases, it is luck that decides the outcome... we can believe or not whatever we want, and to have complete analyses and good strategies, without a little luck, none of it is worth it.
Whether or not we follow our intuition, we will always end up with whatever the result of the game is, without having so much control over Even though you follow intuition or not, you still have to rely on luck to win a bet, so the conclusion is that in as much as you follow your intuition, you also have to play some role by making sure that you do some extra analysis of the games most especially when you are betting on sports games, like football and the rest of the others, since in such games one can easily do an analysis of team and vet along that line to have some possibilities of winning even though the chances be small.

Totally really just that depending on you on which you will be neither following your intuition or not and it will really be that up to you because we are the ones who do handle ourselves when it comes into this aspect about intuition and other stuffs that will be leading into decisions that made out according into these kind of moments. Dont trust? This will be basing up according into your experiences back in the past because on the moment that you will be having that good results or outcome with your intuition calls then you will surely be that trying out to reconsider on making use of it again or betting along with it at the time or moment that you will be having those moments. Just like on what most people been saying on here that everything will really be basing up in accorance into your preference because if dont have a good result or outcome into your previous intuition calls then you will definitely be just that ignoring on the current intuition calls that you are experiencing. We do know that intuition will really be just that applicable on gambling but also in other things in life on which you will be needing up to make a decision and there are indeed times that we do really that become hesitant into the actions that we are taking because we arent that sure on what we do deal on about. Trusting up your intuition will be just that basing into your past or history whether it does give out positive results or not.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: fruktik on December 25, 2024, 04:33:16 AM
You can trust your intuition but you can not rely on that because betting can change anytime. Sometimes we can rely on intuition when we are confuse analyzing the match and not have more clues about the match. But when we can analyze and find the right team that can wins, we don't have to use intuition but pick our choice from our analysis.

We can not relying on intuition for long term because we have skill to analyze so we know what we must choose. When someone doubt of what he should choose, he can use his intuition and that means he should listens to his heart and give his bet on that.
I once trusted my intuition and lost a large sum of money. All this is complete nonsense. You shouldn't rely on it. It won't lead to anything good at all. Only analytical work can help in such a case, and everything else should not be taken into account. How many times have I told myself that you shouldn't rely on what you don't understand. It took several mistakes to learn from them. Now I approach things with a cool head and complete clarity of thought about what I'm doing.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: junder on December 25, 2024, 05:20:31 AM
I once trusted my intuition and lost a large sum of money. All this is complete nonsense. You shouldn't rely on it. It won't lead to anything good at all. Only analytical work can help in such a case, and everything else should not be taken into account. How many times have I told myself that you shouldn't rely on what you don't understand. It took several mistakes to learn from them. Now I approach things with a cool head and complete clarity of thought about what I'm doing.
I think this intuition is not much different from instinct or instinct, because in my opinion these two things are almost the same where we only expect the best with nothing, only this instinct is more about pushing ourselves while with intuition even though it is understood without being studied it is the same as leading to hope as well as instinct. Exactly what you said, we should not depend on this, because it is the same as hoping for luck that we don't know when it will be on our side.

There is something good and indeed we should be able to learn from what we do, whether the results are positive or negative, there must be a lesson that can be learned, such as when experiencing defeat, the lesson that must be learned is not to bet brutally.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: kotajikikox on December 25, 2024, 05:42:29 AM
I once trusted my intuition and lost a large sum of money. All this is complete nonsense. You shouldn't rely on it. It won't lead to anything good at all. Only analytical work can help in such a case, and everything else should not be taken into account. How many times have I told myself that you shouldn't rely on what you don't understand. It took several mistakes to learn from them. Now I approach things with a cool head and complete clarity of thought about what I'm doing.
Intuition isn’t really based on anything.

It’s based on nonsense and nothing but vibes. Some people may even unconsciously identify their intuition as something they subconsciously want to do not the one they think they should do. It’s difficult to separate what you want to do and what you know you should do for your own benefit. But it’s something that we should learn to go past.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: ethereumhunter on December 25, 2024, 05:47:19 AM
I once trusted my intuition and lost a large sum of money. All this is complete nonsense. You shouldn't rely on it. It won't lead to anything good at all. Only analytical work can help in such a case, and everything else should not be taken into account. How many times have I told myself that you shouldn't rely on what you don't understand. It took several mistakes to learn from them. Now I approach things with a cool head and complete clarity of thought about what I'm doing.
Yeah, that is right because we don't know when our intuition change and become greedy. If we can analyze, we must use that so we don't have to rely on intuition. We must take the lesson if we realize that our intuition can not always work as we want. It is good that you now can learn from that so you have a cool head and complete clarity of thought so you can analyze the match before you decide. But when you confuse with the analysis and can not determine which you should choose, you don't have to force yourself keep place a bet instead just take a rest.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: mak013 on December 25, 2024, 06:54:57 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Sometimes i see how gambler makes his bets due to his experience and how he calls it "intuition".  They have a huge quantity of bets and analyzed matches, so their brain analyze the situation automatically and they think that it is intuition, but it is just experience. For the common gambler it mostly will ends with the losing.
As for me - when i bet for money, i try to exclude emotion, intuition and bet only like i analyzed. It increases win rate but decreases emotion level. Sometimes i rest and that time i spend some money for blind bets and intuition - mostly i lose it.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Odusko on December 30, 2024, 08:07:55 AM
Intuition is a natural trait that everyone will have, it's just that it may not really work because it is not based on something that makes sense or something more rational. We only rely on our instincts or feelings. Some of my experiences tried to follow it and it worked and other experiences failed. So I conclude that this goes back to the luck we have. We also actually find it very difficult to distinguish between intuition and emotion. because in an emotional state it will greatly affect our thinking and that causes us to believe we will win, even though the result is defeat.
Emotions and feelings built within the experience or risks that what drive our intuition, because we see ourselves following mostly what our feelings and instincts, most especially when one is playing a luck-based game it is easier but when we talking about games that require some level of analysis to play them, e.g Plinko is one of such games that rely on your instincts and intuition may likely not lead you to any winning positions, but if it dice or slot games one can easily be lucky to follow intuition and win, but such winning won't be as frequently compared to someone who is mixed intuition and analysis information.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on December 30, 2024, 08:22:29 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
It's pretty difficult to say, because based on my own personal experiences, I did love to agree with you that most of the time, the market, as well as outcome in gambling is counter-intuitive, like for example, I've had this experience where things turn out the opposite way I thought it would, that is, when watching a sport match, I conclude in my mind a team I think or believe would win, I discover that by the end of the match, the opposite side end up winning, this happened to me several times, to the extent I (at some point) started to bet against my own mind, that is, when my mind tells me team A would win the match, I would (on purpose) put my bet on team B to win, and amazingly, I experienced some good winnings with such moves.

So for me, I don't rely on my intuition, if anything, I think it's misleading most of the time, though it actually leads right most of the time outside of gambling and maybe trading as well.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: rodskee on December 30, 2024, 08:33:06 AM
e.g Plinko is one of such games that rely on your instincts and intuition may likely not lead you to any winning positions, but if it dice or slot games one can easily be lucky to follow intuition and win, but such winning won't be as frequently compared to someone who is mixed intuition and analysis information.
luck based games leave you no choice but for you to follow intuition because there’s no other methods to try and win you can’t do anything to analyze or make a research you can even try to compute formulas but you still won’t be able to win so it’s all gonna go depend on where your intuition leads you

intuition and analysis can be used both for other games like sports betting


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Jody.Drummer on December 30, 2024, 08:52:06 AM
You can trust your intuition but you can not rely on that because betting can change anytime. Sometimes we can rely on intuition when we are confuse analyzing the match and not have more clues about the match. But when we can analyze and find the right team that can wins, we don't have to use intuition but pick our choice from our analysis.

We can not relying on intuition for long term because we have skill to analyze so we know what we must choose. When someone doubt of what he should choose, he can use his intuition and that means he should listens to his heart and give his bet on that.
I once trusted my intuition and lost a large sum of money. All this is complete nonsense. You shouldn't rely on it. It won't lead to anything good at all. Only analytical work can help in such a case, and everything else should not be taken into account. How many times have I told myself that you shouldn't rely on what you don't understand. It took several mistakes to learn from them. Now I approach things with a cool head and complete clarity of thought about what I'm doing.
Gambling is an activity whose victory is based on our respective luck and what must be understood is that luck will not come every time, just like gambling that is done from every gambling that is done will not be able to make us always succeed in getting victory because luck does not come every time. With you who have trusted your own intuition and failed to get victory, it actually makes you lose a large amount of money is a natural thing, because I am sure out there there are people who trust their intuition and succeed in getting victory but that is just because they are lucky. In addition, you should not believe too much in strategies that are said to be easy to get victory because that does not guarantee it either, but when you believe in a strategy it allows you to experience the same incident as if you trust your own intuition.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: bitbollo on December 30, 2024, 09:19:36 AM
intuition, superstition, luck, there are many of "super natural" things that human beings believe are somewhat real.
people believe that "luck" is something casual and can't understand the math and stats rules that helps to understand and predict these outcomes...
Gambling and betting requires a lot of effort and study to be profitable. You need to understand this if you want have success, otherwise you can just hope to win.
 


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: bitzizzix on December 30, 2024, 09:32:01 AM
You can trust your intuition but you can not rely on that because betting can change anytime. Sometimes we can rely on intuition when we are confuse analyzing the match and not have more clues about the match. But when we can analyze and find the right team that can wins, we don't have to use intuition but pick our choice from our analysis.

We can not relying on intuition for long term because we have skill to analyze so we know what we must choose. When someone doubt of what he should choose, he can use his intuition and that means he should listens to his heart and give his bet on that.
I once trusted my intuition and lost a large sum of money. All this is complete nonsense. You shouldn't rely on it. It won't lead to anything good at all. Only analytical work can help in such a case, and everything else should not be taken into account. How many times have I told myself that you shouldn't rely on what you don't understand. It took several mistakes to learn from them. Now I approach things with a cool head and complete clarity of thought about what I'm doing.
Gambling is an activity whose victory is based on our respective luck and what must be understood is that luck will not come every time, just like gambling that is done from every gambling that is done will not be able to make us always succeed in getting victory because luck does not come every time. With you who have trusted your own intuition and failed to get victory, it actually makes you lose a large amount of money is a natural thing, because I am sure out there there are people who trust their intuition and succeed in getting victory but that is just because they are lucky. In addition, you should not believe too much in strategies that are said to be easy to get victory because that does not guarantee it either, but when you believe in a strategy it allows you to experience the same incident as if you trust your own intuition.
Yes sometimes intuition can help in making strong decisions and to sharpen your intuition you can see all previous bets and can try to rely on them when making decisions. But I think it's just a coincidence and because luck is on his side without realizing the actual percentage of results he gets more losses than wins which may be 50-50 and assumes the method used is successful without really doing the research that has been obtained from the beginning to continue using the method that is believed in anything. And that's gambling that sometimes when using his own way and succeeding many times considers it reliable without realizing the previous defeat even though only once but not realizing how big the previous defeat was because gambling is purely a game of luck with no other way that can produce consistent wins.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: bitLeap on December 30, 2024, 09:42:10 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Until now I still use intuition to make bets, even when I'm stuck to make a choice, I finally let intuition work. However I do not forget some considerations, intuition works based on the results of the absorption of the five senses, which I see, read and hear so that in one conclusion determine the choice. Believe me you're placing your bets, intentionally or unintentionally, to make a choice.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Outhue on December 30, 2024, 09:48:59 AM
I once trusted my intuition and lost a large sum of money. All this is complete nonsense. You shouldn't rely on it. It won't lead to anything good at all. Only analytical work can help in such a case, and everything else should not be taken into account. How many times have I told myself that you shouldn't rely on what you don't understand. It took several mistakes to learn from them. Now I approach things with a cool head and complete clarity of thought about what I'm doing.
Intuition isn’t really based on anything.

It’s based on nonsense and nothing but vibes. Some people may even unconsciously identify their intuition as something they subconsciously want to do not the one they think they should do. It’s difficult to separate what you want to do and what you know you should do for your own benefit. But it’s something that we should learn to go past.
Intuition means the ability to understand something without any need for conscious reason, and one thing about gambling is that the majority don't accept it for what it is, based on pure prediction, what can anyone do about it? But if one use this intuition by just understanding what gambling is all about and gambling based on this alone it will mostly end well.

Understanding gambling for what it is makes you risk so less on gambling, the disciplines that gamblers are craving for isn't more than this, it is hard only because of the expectations that that gamblers want or dreamed about.

I look elsewhere for my dream getting achieved, not through gambling, it is like trying to hit the net with 1% chance out of 99% chances available.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: retreat on December 30, 2024, 09:53:52 AM
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And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

People who rely on intuition in their gambling are relying on something uncertain, because the results of the gambling may not be in accordance with what they believe. It is true that at one time a person's intuition can lead them to win, but it cannot be followed continuously, because it only relies on their feelings and it is not entirely accurate. Moreover, in gambling there is no such thing as long-term success since there is a house edge, so a person must use their rational mind more than just using their intuition continuously.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Cryptmuster on December 30, 2024, 10:04:45 AM
Yeah, that is right because we don't know when our intuition change and become greedy. If we can analyze, we must use that so we don't have to rely on intuition. We must take the lesson if we realize that our intuition can not always work as we want. It is good that you now can learn from that so you have a cool head and complete clarity of thought so you can analyze the match before you decide. But when you confuse with the analysis and can not determine which you should choose, you don't have to force yourself keep place a bet instead just take a rest.

Intuition in gambling is not a very good assistant, here you need to rely on analytics and risk management, and in the worst case, your bankroll will last much longer, even if there are clearly more losses than wins. It also depends on your goals in gambling, if you play just for fun, then this is even better, and if you want to earn money in gambling, then you especially need to learn how to make a profit on small bets before moving on to big ones. If you do not learn this and do not have enough patience, then no intuition will help.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: hedgeh0g on December 30, 2024, 10:22:33 AM
Yeah, that is right because we don't know when our intuition change and become greedy. If we can analyze, we must use that so we don't have to rely on intuition. We must take the lesson if we realize that our intuition can not always work as we want. It is good that you now can learn from that so you have a cool head and complete clarity of thought so you can analyze the match before you decide. But when you confuse with the analysis and can not determine which you should choose, you don't have to force yourself keep place a bet instead just take a rest.

Intuition in gambling is not a very good assistant, here you need to rely on analytics and risk management, and in the worst case, your bankroll will last much longer, even if there are clearly more losses than wins. It also depends on your goals in gambling, if you play just for fun, then this is even better, and if you want to earn money in gambling, then you especially need to learn how to make a profit on small bets before moving on to big ones. If you do not learn this and do not have enough patience, then no intuition will help.

I agree with you and would add that you can win several predictions in a row on intuition, but you can't make a big bankroll on it. Even if a player after several wins in a row can believe in his intuition too much and start betting only relying on it, in the end it will destroy everything that this player had. This is not the strategy by which players become rich. After all, if it were so easy to win, then many would play without thinking about anything, but would only rely on their intuition, this is just ridiculous for me. Only analysis, calculation, and a little luck, that's what is important.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: milewilda on December 30, 2024, 10:35:03 AM
Yeah, that is right because we don't know when our intuition change and become greedy. If we can analyze, we must use that so we don't have to rely on intuition. We must take the lesson if we realize that our intuition can not always work as we want. It is good that you now can learn from that so you have a cool head and complete clarity of thought so you can analyze the match before you decide. But when you confuse with the analysis and can not determine which you should choose, you don't have to force yourself keep place a bet instead just take a rest.

Intuition in gambling is not a very good assistant, here you need to rely on analytics and risk management, and in the worst case, your bankroll will last much longer, even if there are clearly more losses than wins. It also depends on your goals in gambling, if you play just for fun, then this is even better, and if you want to earn money in gambling, then you especially need to learn how to make a profit on small bets before moving on to big ones. If you do not learn this and do not have enough patience, then no intuition will help.

I agree with you and would add that you can win several predictions in a row on intuition, but you can't make a big bankroll on it. Even if a player after several wins in a row can believe in his intuition too much and start betting only relying on it, in the end it will destroy everything that this player had. This is not the strategy by which players become rich. After all, if it were so easy to win, then many would play without thinking about anything, but would only rely on their intuition, this is just ridiculous for me. Only analysis, calculation, and a little luck, that's what is important.
Intuition or not, it will really be that so hard to have that constant or in a row kind of winning not unless if you are that extremely lucky plus having that good analysis towards your sports bet then i dont really see any issues with this one. On the moment or time that you do deal up with betting then there's no assurance of sure win because everything could really be able to happen on which it will really be that resulting for you to have that loses despite of having a good analysis towards your bets. In correlation with intuition then this is something which is really that very common on the moment or time that you do find yourself having this kind of moments when making up some betting on which its up to you whether you will be having that kind of believing into your second thoughts or you will be sticking into your initial plans on which we know that this will really be that entirely be that difficult when you do really choose up in between such decisions. We do know that all it matters into your choice because you are the ones that making up some choosing whether you do believing into your intuition or not. If you do have a bad result or outcomes into your intuition calls then everytime that you do have these things then you will be that no second thoughts on just simply ignoring it out.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Lida93 on December 30, 2024, 11:49:42 AM
I once trusted my intuition and lost a large sum of money. All this is complete nonsense. You shouldn't rely on it. It won't lead to anything good at all. Only analytical work can help in such a case, and everything else should not be taken into account.
Relying on intuition when making predictions on sports games isn't anything to go by if the gambler really does have value for his money. Involving intuition in predicting games should be a spontaneous action when the gambler has explored all analytical options but still not convinced about what market choice to click, and not something to be done constantly because sports games are analysis rooted in as much as we still watch out for luck to be on our side.

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How many times have I told myself that you shouldn't rely on what you don't understand. It took several mistakes to learn from them. Now I approach things with a cool head and complete clarity of thought about what I'm doing.
Though intuition aren't completely bad to use for our games, there are times they help save our bet from loss only that it is not reliable and approach to adopt as a gambler that wants to be with better chances of higher percentage wins over losses.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: DubemIfedigbo001 on December 30, 2024, 11:50:54 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Well, I rarely bet just on intuition, I must be grounded with the most recent information pertaining those clubs such as it's recent form, injury updates, H2H information e.t.c.

I make such references to satisfy myself that I'm on the right path in my bookings, although some of them still ends in a loss, which brings us back to the fact that most gambling success is based on pure luck, but just guessing the outcomes of a match without reference to some accurate data just feels same to me as throwing funds away into the casino, even though few of them I staked that way gave me wins.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Weawant on December 30, 2024, 12:29:24 PM

Until now I still use intuition to make bets, even when I'm stuck to make a choice, I finally let intuition work. However I do not forget some considerations, intuition works based on the results of the absorption of the five senses, which I see, read and hear so that in one conclusion determine the choice. Believe me you're placing your bets, intentionally or unintentionally, to make a choice.
Its not totally out of place to be dependent on you intuitions gambling or even doing other things in life, your intuition cannot be wrong all the time, actually it cannot be a bad idea all the times especially with gambling that comes with a lot of uncertainties all the time, its only when there's a pattern or probably a logic to getting something done to get the desired result that you may want to stick to that logic and get the desired results but for things such as this that comes with too many uncertainties and you have the option at your choice, its always best to be fluid and adopt any strategy and pattern that is productive as at the time.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Akbarkoe on December 30, 2024, 12:45:41 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
The sentence of success in gambling is also a very questioned thing, but for me personally if it is in the Slot Intuition Slot game most often used because games like this really make me confused when analyzed, except for bets such as poker and soccer I prefer to calculate it by trying to analyze it and not just like in a slot game that without even intake is the same.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Gozie51 on December 30, 2024, 12:57:12 PM

Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

No I don't think so. Intuition is like what you think or have the momentory push or conviction to do something or act. So since it is by the heat of the moment, it may only be temporary and not permanent, therefore you can will some with intuition and lose some too. You won't rely on it for long because it is also gambling in the basis of luck.

Intuition will not be successful without proper research and analysis. You need to analyse your games and narrow your games down to few games before you can then use your intuition and guess the particular game to choose or game to decide on. You can't be successful with it by mere using of such mindset without analysis, only random selection doesn't work with gambling.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Dewi Aries on December 30, 2024, 01:49:20 PM
Intuition is a feeling or hunch without any clear reason, I understand that gambling is an activity that cannot be fully predicted which means it is true that we gamble by relying on intuition, but for the matter of the results it is still random, in the sense that you can indeed win but you are also very likely to experience defeat. So that means intuition is something that is indeed used as a basis for decisions especially when we play at online casinos without any skills but of course it does not guarantee victory at all, meaning it comes back to how lucky you are when playing, and also it means that it cannot be used as a benchmark that you will succeed in the long term, in the end it still depends on your own luck.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Wind_FURY on December 30, 2024, 02:00:48 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.

And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?


But what sort of "gambling" are you talking about? Because with casino gambling, it's already a known fact that if you use either a "system" or your "intuition", you'll still definitely be a long term LOSER because the casino has a FIXED edge against you ALL OF THE TIME.

Your post about comparing gambling to trading is merely applicable to gambling games like BlackJack, Poker, and gambling in sports.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: hyudien on December 30, 2024, 02:33:42 PM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
The probability of intuition in gambling is 50:50 so you will not always consistently win every bet if you only rely on intuition.  In sports betting we can more freely analyse until we can find the point of advantage, so intuition will be used more when playing luck based games.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: TelolettOm on December 30, 2024, 02:58:45 PM
Well, I rarely bet just on intuition, I must be grounded with the most recent information pertaining those clubs such as it's recent form, injury updates, H2H information e.t.c.
It does need to be done. especially if it is about sports betting where we can analyze and also consider several things when the match is held. Indeed, this still does not guarantee that the results will always be in accordance with our expectations, but at least, it minimizes the worst possibility. yes, at least even though the results are not in accordance with expectations, we have tried with our analysis. because sometimes, other factors also have an effect.

Intuition is a feeling or hunch without any clear reason, I understand that gambling is an activity that cannot be fully predicted which means it is true that we gamble by relying on intuition, but for the matter of the results it is still random, in the sense that you can indeed win but you are also very likely to experience defeat.
This may be more applicable to slots or luck-based games, or other types of games. And it could be that there are people who simply rely on intuition and luck in gambling, even though in reality, this cannot always be expected.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Free Market Capitalist on December 30, 2024, 03:09:12 PM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

Let's see, pure intuition, which would be acting simply because you have an inner thought that tells you to act that way but without a basis in real data I think it is wrong to act on it.

If I had to think of something similar to that there are some occasions when playing poker according to the data you would have to take a clear course of action, for example, you would have to fold vs. a rock player who raises you on the river but there are cases like that where you keep thinking and thinking because you see that there is something that does not fit, you call and you see that he had a bluff, so it would be a case of intuition that works. But you can only do that in specific cases, if you want to make money it has to be based on 99%+ of rational decisions based on how the player is, statistics and how the hand has been played.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: mirakal on December 30, 2024, 03:27:40 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
The sentence of success in gambling is also a very questioned thing, but for me personally if it is in the Slot Intuition Slot game most often used because games like this really make me confused when analyzed, except for bets such as poker and soccer I prefer to calculate it by trying to analyze it and not just like in a slot game that without even intake is the same.
For games that are purely chance and luck-based, and knowledge and skills have no effect on the outcome, then relying on intuition could be a helpful one. But if we are talking about sports betting or poker, following your intuition is a big no. That will only mislead you and resort into wrong decision-making. Instead, analyze the game well, the teams or players involved, and how does one team can gain an edge over the other. That way, you will have confidence on your choice of bet.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: o48o on December 30, 2024, 03:27:43 PM
Intuition is a feeling or hunch without any clear reason, I understand that gambling is an activity that cannot be fully predicted which means it is true that we gamble by relying on intuition, but for the matter of the results it is still random, in the sense that you can indeed win but you are also very likely to experience defeat. So that means intuition is something that is indeed used as a basis for decisions especially when we play at online casinos without any skills but of course it does not guarantee victory at all, meaning it comes back to how lucky you are when playing, and also it means that it cannot be used as a benchmark that you will succeed in the long term, in the end it still depends on your own luck.
OP was taking that advice from stonk/crypto markets, which work very differently to gambling. Markets are basically rigged against your intuition and you need to fight against your instincts (or intuition), because you are almost certainly selling when panic and buying when fomo. This is a common belief anyway, it's debatable if it's in any way accurate.

In gambling it doesn't matter if you listen to your instincts or not, games are not rigged against it. Outcome will be more or less the same.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: mak013 on December 30, 2024, 06:29:36 PM
Intuition is a feeling or hunch without any clear reason, I understand that gambling is an activity that cannot be fully predicted which means it is true that we gamble by relying on intuition, but for the matter of the results it is still random, in the sense that you can indeed win but you are also very likely to experience defeat. So that means intuition is something that is indeed used as a basis for decisions especially when we play at online casinos without any skills but of course it does not guarantee victory at all, meaning it comes back to how lucky you are when playing, and also it means that it cannot be used as a benchmark that you will succeed in the long term, in the end it still depends on your own luck.
OP was taking that advice from stonk/crypto markets, which work very differently to gambling. Markets are basically rigged against your intuition and you need to fight against your instincts (or intuition), because you are almost certainly selling when panic and buying when fomo. This is a common belief anyway, it's debatable if it's in any way accurate.

In gambling it doesn't matter if you listen to your instincts or not, games are not rigged against it. Outcome will be more or less the same.
I can suppose that intuition can work in some casino games, where the result is totally random. But in sport betting for example - we try to decrease random as much as possible. So add one more random factor like intuition don`t look a good idea in such case.
PS. I don`t believe in intuition in any way and in any situation. I think that sometimes your brain works automatically with your experience and gave an answer that you can name an intuition. But it is just experience and brain. No any random feelings.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: DaNNy001 on December 30, 2024, 10:10:33 PM
For me my intuition works mainly on casino games... It doesn't work everytime but it works most of the time but I don't think it's wise to always rely on intuition because there's always a high chance that you might be wrong... Like I always say skills over instincts, this is what makes you more better in gambling.. intuition and luck goes together you cannot always get lucky, this is the reason why I prefer sports betting because you can win based on research carried out more than instincts..The most important thing is to know what works for you and sticking to it.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: 348Judah on December 30, 2024, 10:15:55 PM
Maybe i will go by saying this, that we should not be too confident of our self, we have to make sure that we take time to cross check as well as listening on others concerning what we have to do, we may not always be on the right track, but while they are there around us to correct and advise, we may have the best opportunity in getting it right, also, we may not have to get it all wrong, because there are time we just have to go by our own personal conviction, but having a discerning spirit is what will led us to doing such and go for the right decision.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: dansus021 on January 15, 2025, 04:41:54 PM
what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I don't know what the rule but those intuition is keep me click that button for some no reason  ;D when I play game like dice mines and crash I just followed my gut blindly without any strategy because those game are pure luck in my opinion. So if you asked do you rely on it yes hahahha.

Can relying will lead you into long term success? No big now I mean the game that I played has lower win rate I believe so No I don't think its gonna give me a long term success


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: serjent05 on January 15, 2025, 04:59:48 PM
what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

Intuition role in gambling is giving the gambler the confidence on his bet.  Since gambling is mostly a luck-based game, there is no exact strategy to rely on but years of experience playing the game.  The gambler is somehow able to tell through his intuition (long-time experience) whether he is on a lucky streak or luck isn't on his side.

As a person who plays a luck-base game, I often rely on my intuition but obviously, since gambling results are random, it won't guarantee us long-term success in gambling.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: cabron on January 15, 2025, 06:02:42 PM
what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

Intuition role in gambling is giving the gambler the confidence on his bet.  Since gambling is mostly a luck-based game, there is no exact strategy to rely on but years of experience playing the game.  The gambler is somehow able to tell through his intuition (long-time experience) whether he is on a lucky streak or luck isn't on his side.

As a person who plays a luck-base game, I often rely on my intuition but obviously, since gambling results are random, it won't guarantee us long-term success in gambling.


However, if intuition is used in sports betting I think the gambler will do web research to validate the intuition, he may try to sk information by watching an analysis of several sports fans on which team they put their money and this intuition allows him to find a strategy to win.

If a person doesn't trust his intuition, I don't know who he would trust really. Not trusting your own intuition means he is distrusting himself.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on January 15, 2025, 08:25:49 PM
Intuition is a feeling or hunch without any clear reason, I understand that gambling is an activity that cannot be fully predicted which means it is true that we gamble by relying on intuition, but for the matter of the results it is still random, in the sense that you can indeed win but you are also very likely to experience defeat. So that means intuition is something that is indeed used as a basis for decisions especially when we play at online casinos without any skills but of course it does not guarantee victory at all, meaning it comes back to how lucky you are when playing, and also it means that it cannot be used as a benchmark that you will succeed in the long term, in the end it still depends on your own luck.

That's true mate, you know that even some times, when you are are quite uncertain about a bet before placing the bet, you can still luckily win but sometimes too you can take your time to make a prediction and be so confident about winning the bet only to be disappointed by the unexpected lose you will encounter. So, we can still be very much right in bets using our intuition.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: 348Judah on January 15, 2025, 08:31:05 PM
Some gamblers will blatantly tell you that they can't trust themselves when it comes to gambling, because they have tried it over time and couldn't meet up to not failing, that is why sometimes, we can't just rely only on our own capability when it comes to gambling, because things mostly happen the way we least expect, as gambling itself remains unpredictable, same were our actions in doing it, just as some already knew.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Julien_Olynpic on January 16, 2025, 02:19:52 AM
what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

Intuition role in gambling is giving the gambler the confidence on his bet.  Since gambling is mostly a luck-based game, there is no exact strategy to rely on but years of experience playing the game.  The gambler is somehow able to tell through his intuition (long-time experience) whether he is on a lucky streak or luck isn't on his side.

As a person who plays a luck-base game, I often rely on my intuition but obviously, since gambling results are random, it won't guarantee us long-term success in gambling.


However, if intuition is used in sports betting I think the gambler will do web research to validate the intuition, he may try to sk information by watching an analysis of several sports fans on which team they put their money and this intuition allows him to find a strategy to win.

If a person doesn't trust his intuition, I don't know who he would trust really. Not trusting your own intuition means he is distrusting himself.
Personally, I don’t think intuition is useless. Intuition has its uses, but it’s often not as useful as we think. First, I want to reiterate that all markets that are somewhat predictable are counterintuitive, even prediction markets, not just cryptocurrencies and stock markets. Sports betting is even more counterintuitive than the crypto market. Betting on intuition will make you lose money in the long run. Anything that has no rational basis will make you lose money in the long run (several years). The only time intuition can be useful is when choosing between two good alternatives, both of which are approved by the gaming system.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: kotajikikox on January 16, 2025, 03:35:12 AM
Its not totally out of place to be dependent on you intuitions gambling or even doing other things in life, your intuition cannot be wrong all the time,
Some people have really bad intuition actually. Most likely because they like to overthink and overcomplicate things making the obvious one unnoticeable anymore. Your intuition can't always be wrong but it is impossible as well for it to be always right so trusting your intuition all the time with no basis to back it up will just be unwise.
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its only when there's a pattern or probably a logic to getting something done to get the desired result that you may want to stick to that logic and get the desired results but for things such as this that comes with too many uncertainties and you have the option at your choice, its always best to be fluid and adopt any strategy and pattern that is productive as at the time.
If your decisions and actions that have been influenced by intuition ended up being correct in the past then maybe you do have a good intuition and sometimes if it is too strong then maybe you can go for it. But like you said being fluid and being able to adapt to certain circumstances based on logic and intuition are the most important characteristics of someone. Take it into consideration but also reflect on every intuition and use reasoning. Sometimes it can just be false hope making you think it is intuition.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: viljy on January 16, 2025, 04:16:21 AM
Personally, I don’t think intuition is useless. Intuition has its uses, but it’s often not as useful as we think. First, I want to reiterate that all markets that are somewhat predictable are counterintuitive, even prediction markets, not just cryptocurrencies and stock markets. Sports betting is even more counterintuitive than the crypto market. Betting on intuition will make you lose money in the long run. Anything that has no rational basis will make you lose money in the long run (several years). The only time intuition can be useful is when choosing between two good alternatives, both of which are approved by the gaming system.

I agree with this, and perhaps I would also add that the problem is not even that sports betting is counterintuitive, but that it is not always counterintuitive. This creates the illusion of a system where there really is no system, and the processes look chaotic. This is further compounded by the fact that what seems chaotic and counterintuitive, and haphazard to us is also a well-ordered system to insiders.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: rahmad2nd on January 16, 2025, 06:42:50 AM
As you said, intuition does not work in gambling rules. but it is undeniable that intuition can help in some cases, although most are just a matter of luck. in any type of gambling, intuition is often involved even though sometimes it is contrary to the rules or something that we have previously analyzed. sometimes bettors are in a difficult position when intuition and analysis results are at odds, especially in the case of sports betting. honestly for me intuition is another option, I rarely involve it in betting, because for me it is more about our excessive thoughts or siding with something and often we consider it intuition. there are many traps in betting, including with what is called intuition. it does not mean that I never follow intuition, but in certain cases and it is highly discouraged to rely on it, let alone hope for long-term success. let's just be runners, how big is the victory over the intuition that we believe in. I am sure, most intuitions are wrong or inaccurate. the right thing is to research, analyze and then speculate.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: XPB on January 16, 2025, 07:02:13 AM
This creates the illusion of a system where there really is no system, and the processes look chaotic. This is further compounded by the fact that what seems chaotic and counterintuitive, and haphazard to us is also a well-ordered system to insiders.
Where there is no system, there is no point in thinking about anything like this. It is a game where no one knows what will happen. Here, intuition is useless; it cannot be accepted in any way because we do not need it here. Where we can only guess, we may win or lose from here. If there is a point in the middle, it would be foolish to say that intuition is useless from here. We do not decide by imagining, but intuition certainly has a role in that imagining. In imagining, intuition certainly helps us to take steps.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Alpha Marine on January 16, 2025, 07:14:52 AM
Insider knowledge is not the same thing as intuition.
That being said, intuition works for me. Sometimes my emotions cloud my judgement and I make the right decisions but whenever I listen to my intuition I am correct. Another problem I face with my intuition is that I overthink stuff. I know football a lot so when my mind tells me something about a game, I overthink it and see how what my mind tells me is not true, but the outcome of the game will be just as I thought it would.

Gambling is different from investment and trading. In trading, it's more of a game of chance than knowing what you're doing but in trading and investments, it's more of knowing what you're doing and the information you have than chance.
So if intuition doesn't work in trading, it doesn't mean it won't work in gambling.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Josefjix on January 16, 2025, 07:52:00 AM
Some scientific experiments has shown that intuition is the basic key to success in human life, it is the road that leads man to success if he truly follows and listens to it, believe in it and trust in it also. You actually choose and go the wrong way if you neglect the intuitive message that comes to you whenever you want to make a decision.

As for applying intuition into gambling, I don't think you can get 70% accuracy because gambling is a game of luck and more of analysis to which every game depends on, the very positive way of getting a better results in gambling out of intuition is betting in fewer games with less accumulation. A pick of 1-2 games especially on sport betting is pretty much okay for your successful results.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on January 16, 2025, 08:12:56 AM
Some scientific experiments has shown that intuition is the basic key to success in human life, it is the road that leads man to success if he truly follows and listens to it, believe in it and trust in it also. You actually choose and go the wrong way if you neglect the intuitive message that comes to you whenever you want to make a decision.

As for applying intuition into gambling, I don't think you can get 70% accuracy because gambling is a game of luck and more of analysis to which every game depends on, the very positive way of getting a better results in gambling out of intuition is betting in fewer games with less accumulation. A pick of 1-2 games especially on sport betting is pretty much okay for your successful results.
As much as I agree with you that intuition is like the guide we need to walk through this world without problems or avoiding problems, I will disagree that intuitive does play any vital role in helping a gambler win bets, doesn't matter whether its one or two games you are betting on, the bettor can most of the time fail woefully If he or she depends solely on his or her intuition to guide him or her on which team to bet on.

This is something I have tried myself and I kept losing bets until I realized that there are some things intuition can't be of help to us with, it is completely your responsibility to decide by yourself where to put your bet, because you are solely responsible for the outcome and not your intuition.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: milewilda on January 16, 2025, 08:58:08 AM
Some scientific experiments has shown that intuition is the basic key to success in human life, it is the road that leads man to success if he truly follows and listens to it, believe in it and trust in it also. You actually choose and go the wrong way if you neglect the intuitive message that comes to you whenever you want to make a decision.

As for applying intuition into gambling, I don't think you can get 70% accuracy because gambling is a game of luck and more of analysis to which every game depends on, the very positive way of getting a better results in gambling out of intuition is betting in fewer games with less accumulation. A pick of 1-2 games especially on sport betting is pretty much okay for your successful results.
As much as I agree with you that intuition is like the guide we need to walk through this world without problems or avoiding problems, I will disagree that intuitive does play any vital role in helping a gambler win bets, doesn't matter whether its one or two games you are betting on, the bettor can most of the time fail woefully If he or she depends solely on his or her intuition to guide him or her on which team to bet on.

This is something I have tried myself and I kept losing bets until I realized that there are some things intuition can't be of help to us with, it is completely your responsibility to decide by yourself where to put your bet, because you are solely responsible for the outcome and not your intuition.
Not all intuition calls will be resulting into positive but there are really indeed those instances on which you will really be having be able to find out that there will really be those calls on which it will really be that giving out that negative outcome and you are the ones who will be able to judge out whether you will be having that good intuition calls or really that something that gives out very bad outcomes. It will really be just that too impossible that you cant be able to determine whether you are really that wanting to follow your intuition calls or would really be just that rejecting out on the moment or time that you will be having these kind of situation. It will be that situational into this aspect.  Whether you do deal up with gambling or any other things like in trading or even into those decisions in life then you will be having those kind of hesitation because of having those kind of situation on where you do have those second thoughts because there are those instances on which you be thinking up this way. There are some considerations too basing up on some back up analysis because there are those moments or times that you will be having those kind of hindrance specially if its a viable option. So it will be basing up into your decision making because on the moment that you've seen that it is really that too far off then you will be sticking into your plan but there are factors on which that affects out on overall decisions.
We do know that games or outcomes will be that basing up into some factors on which i have said that games could be having those upset and at the moment or situation on which you will be having those second thoughts then it is really that actually that hard to make up some changing up decisions because on the moment that it do happens then you will be having that hindrances.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: mammusu on January 16, 2025, 10:51:41 AM
For me my intuition works mainly on casino games... It doesn't work everytime but it works most of the time but I don't think it's wise to always rely on intuition because there's always a high chance that you might be wrong... Like I always say skills over instincts, this is what makes you more better in gambling.. intuition and luck goes together you cannot always get lucky, this is the reason why I prefer sports betting because you can win based on research carried out more than instincts..The most important thing is to know what works for you and sticking to it.
Intuition will depend on what gambling activities we do, if we are in games such as poker and sports betting of course skills and analysis are the most important things to support victory, but if slots or lotteries, intuition actually also has a role even though it is not significant, I personally agree with what you said, If relying on skills and research in gambling is more important than just relying on intuition which is no different from betting blindly, by analysing existing data and statistics of course we have a greater chance of making the right decision even though it cannot be denied that intuition and luck maybe also support the victory of the decision.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: bakasabo on January 16, 2025, 10:59:48 AM
Name radical difference between intuition and instinct, because same users post yes in Do you listen to your instinct before gambling? (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5520961.msg64954953#msg64954953) and post no in this topic. What is the login then to trust instincts that your bet is going to win, but refuse to bet because intuition suggest not to do that. Sounds very confusing. Or some users are not honest with their answers. I dont believe in intuition, instinct or anything else. To much random and luck in gambling to build a correct statistics and check if all that work.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: hedgeh0g on January 16, 2025, 11:13:32 AM
For me my intuition works mainly on casino games... It doesn't work everytime but it works most of the time but I don't think it's wise to always rely on intuition because there's always a high chance that you might be wrong... Like I always say skills over instincts, this is what makes you more better in gambling.. intuition and luck goes together you cannot always get lucky, this is the reason why I prefer sports betting because you can win based on research carried out more than instincts..The most important thing is to know what works for you and sticking to it.
Intuition will depend on what gambling activities we do, if we are in games such as poker and sports betting of course skills and analysis are the most important things to support victory, but if slots or lotteries, intuition actually also has a role even though it is not significant, I personally agree with what you said, If relying on skills and research in gambling is more important than just relying on intuition which is no different from betting blindly, by analysing existing data and statistics of course we have a greater chance of making the right decision even though it cannot be denied that intuition and luck maybe also support the victory of the decision.
I think that professionals who have honed their skills for years and can play the game with their "eyes closed" still have intuition, which can really help them when they need to make decisions in a situation where analysis is difficult to apply. The same poker players, for example, they don't know exactly what to do in a super difficult hand, but their huge experience, seasoned with intuition, makes them make an approximate decision. Of course, intuition can fail in one hand, but in the long run I think that intuition plays for them, no matter how fantastic it sounds.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: rachael9385 on January 16, 2025, 02:26:44 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

At some point gamblers rely on intuition but you can make use of this and expect long term success in gambling. People that always trust their intuition are always hoping to get lucky, but if you are familiar with the system of gambling you'd know that you can't always get lucky. Becoming overconfident in your intuitions isn't a good idea. Gambling is a good of luck there's no doubt about that but it's also a game of tacticality and strategy. If you don't learn to analyze and become a strategic gambler you can't really become successful in your gambling activities. Intuition works sometimes but don't expect it to give you positive results constantly.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: dimonstration on January 16, 2025, 02:33:04 PM


At some point gamblers rely on intuition but you can make use of this and expect long term success in gambling. People that always trust their intuition are always hoping to get lucky, but if you are familiar with the system of gambling you'd know that you can't always get lucky. Becoming overconfident in your intuitions isn't a good idea. Gambling is a good of luck there's no doubt about that but it's also a game of tacticality and strategy. If you don't learn to analyze and become a strategic gambler you can't really become successful in your gambling activities. Intuition works sometimes but don't expect it to give you positive results constantly.

As a long time blackjack player which an intuition is very crucial in able to due to the decision phase of blackjack that will determine the outcome, I’m always relying on it but combined with my knowledge with blackjack strategy matrix table and some tweak with card counting I can manage to increase my PnL to the positive side.

Having a good intuition is a must on gambling no matter what games you are playing. That’s why you should only play when your mind is sharp so that you can decide properly.

Most of my losses is when I’m not in the mood to gamble anymore or already exhausted on long game because of breakeven games.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: nimogsm on January 16, 2025, 02:52:04 PM

And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
I am absolutely sure that intuition does not work in gambling, this is just another false hope. What works is experience in the game, perfect knowledge of the rules of the game itself and the ability to work with information, these are the three main useful principles that will be useful to the player. And to rely on intuition, well then it is easier to toss a coin and rely on it.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: eisen33 on January 16, 2025, 03:48:42 PM

As much as I agree with you that intuition is like the guide we need to walk through this world without problems or avoiding problems, I will disagree that intuitive does play any vital role in helping a gambler win bets, doesn't matter whether its one or two games you are betting on, the bettor can most of the time fail woefully If he or she depends solely on his or her intuition to guide him or her on which team to bet on.

This is something I have tried myself and I kept losing bets until I realized that there are some things intuition can't be of help to us with, it is completely your responsibility to decide by yourself where to put your bet, because you are solely responsible for the outcome and not your intuition.
Maybe sometimes intuition can help us when the match is not going as you expected and you have the opportunity to cash out, but what if in this case everything plays out, then intuition can also let us down, or maybe these are just our guesses that have nothing to do with intuition. This is a quality that not everyone is given to understand, for someone it may work, and someone will simply guess and think that he relies on his intuition.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: rachael9385 on January 20, 2025, 02:43:54 PM
success in gambling?
Intuition works for me while gambling but out of 100 games that I would have gambled or bet on, I do not think it can happen more than 2 times. It is a kind of strong feeling that I should go for a bet. Sometimes I may not have time to bet or have money on my betting account. This will make me fund the betting account to gamble on just the game. It has always been 99% accurate. But this strong feelings comes when I have knowledge about the match and not just a blind betting.

Intuition only works with knowledge, someone who knows nothing about sports betting can't really say they get their results from intuitions because they have no idea on the games that they play. There are times where my intuition works because I already have an idea or should I say experience. Yesterday's game between Manchester united and brighton, my instincts told me to go with Brighton to win even though the odds were not in favor of them to win the game but from history and Manchester united's lapses I was 80 percent sure that Brighton would win the match, I won the bet. Intuitions goes along together with ideas too.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Solosanz on January 20, 2025, 03:01:50 PM
Intuition only works with knowledge, someone who knows nothing about sports betting can't really say they get their results from intuitions because they have no idea on the games that they play. There are times where my intuition works because I already have an idea or should I say experience. Yesterday's game between Manchester united and brighton, my instincts told me to go with Brighton to win even though the odds were not in favor of them to win the game but from history and Manchester united's lapses I was 80 percent sure that Brighton would win the match, I won the bet. Intuitions goes along together with ideas too.
That's not intuition, but you value the teams based on performance.

It's true Manchester United is the favorite, but if we judge based on their performance, we know Brighton perform 3x times better than them. When you win by analysis the strength from both teams, it's no longer intuition.

Intuition is when you bet Everton to win against Tottenham, I'm sure people never thought Everton would win that match.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Jody.Drummer on January 20, 2025, 03:02:30 PM
Intuition only works with knowledge, someone who knows nothing about sports betting can't really say they get their results from intuitions because they have no idea on the games that they play. There are times where my intuition works because I already have an idea or should I say experience. Yesterday's game between Manchester united and brighton, my instincts told me to go with Brighton to win even though the odds were not in favor of them to win the game but from history and Manchester united's lapses I was 80 percent sure that Brighton would win the match, I won the bet. Intuitions goes along together with ideas too.
I myself do not know whether it is intuition or emotional pressure because I want to get a win. Because several times I thought it was intuition in the end I also got a lot of defeats, so I personally prefer to just play without thinking about intuition or things like that. Because when that happens, maybe we will also hope more and in the end our control over ourselves becomes messy and it is feared that it will make us gamble excessively. So now I just play and enjoy it, not thinking about or following the intuition that is sometimes in my head.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: mirakal on January 20, 2025, 03:07:11 PM
Some scientific experiments has shown that intuition is the basic key to success in human life, it is the road that leads man to success if he truly follows and listens to it, believe in it and trust in it also. You actually choose and go the wrong way if you neglect the intuitive message that comes to you whenever you want to make a decision.

As for applying intuition into gambling, I don't think you can get 70% accuracy because gambling is a game of luck and more of analysis to which every game depends on, the very positive way of getting a better results in gambling out of intuition is betting in fewer games with less accumulation. A pick of 1-2 games especially on sport betting is pretty much okay for your successful results.
Gambling while relying on intuition will never create long term success. Gambling, which is obviously luck and skill-based especially sports betting, will never maximize potentials of winning if we focus on using intuition, but with logic and rational basis, we can therefore expect a higher rate of profitability. Although using intuition is kinda product of our past experiences that’s why it’s sometimes helpful, but if you want to achieve bigger wins than losses, focus on using your knowledge and gambling skills.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Accardo on January 20, 2025, 04:15:31 PM
I myself do not know whether it is intuition or emotional pressure because I want to get a win. Because several times I thought it was intuition in the end I also got a lot of defeats, so I personally prefer to just play without thinking about intuition or things like that. Because when that happens, maybe we will also hope more and in the end our control over ourselves becomes messy and it is feared that it will make us gamble excessively. So now I just play and enjoy it, not thinking about or following the intuition that is sometimes in my head.

Intuition works in certain ways we may not understand, last week intuitively I met an old friend, but in gaming it won't work similarly. Because, when we are consistently dependent on intuitions it's bound to fail. As the directions would be confusing and doubts also sets in, to an extent of assuming our instincts are deceitful. Gambling and stocks weren't built to be deciphered by our thoughts alone, if not the financial aspect of the two would have crumbled long ago. It's just right to take away the reliance of intuition as it'll make little or no changes.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Dewi Aries on January 20, 2025, 05:19:48 PM
Intuition only works with knowledge, someone who knows nothing about sports betting can't really say they get their results from intuitions because they have no idea on the games that they play. There are times where my intuition works because I already have an idea or should I say experience. Yesterday's game between Manchester united and brighton, my instincts told me to go with Brighton to win even though the odds were not in favor of them to win the game but from history and Manchester united's lapses I was 80 percent sure that Brighton would win the match, I won the bet. Intuitions goes along together with ideas too.
I myself do not know whether it is intuition or emotional pressure because I want to get a win. Because several times I thought it was intuition in the end I also got a lot of defeats, so I personally prefer to just play without thinking about intuition or things like that. Because when that happens, maybe we will also hope more and in the end our control over ourselves becomes messy and it is feared that it will make us gamble excessively. So now I just play and enjoy it, not thinking about or following the intuition that is sometimes in my head.

Intuition is nothing more than a feeling or hunch that we feel when we want to choose one of several options, so it is no different from instinct that gives us direction without being based on specific reasons and in most cases that is what is used by gamblers especially when we are involved in casino games, so it is natural if for example the results are still disappointing as you experienced.

On the other hand, every gambler is free to determine how they execute their bets, if we talk about casino games that do not have anything that can be used as material for analysis then of course intuition works to be relied on but if for example the type of game is sports betting then I think it is better for us to rely more on analysis and skills because it has been proven to help increase victory, but in the end it is up to you, the point is you have to be able to accept whatever the results are.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Victorybit1 on January 20, 2025, 05:25:59 PM
Trusting your Intuition isn't always safe because what if you are wrong? Intuitions don't always lead you to the right thing, and I think it works more for you based on your experience. Always relying on intuitions is almost the same as relying on luck and this is something that you can't expect to happen consistently. To become a better gambler you must work on becoming a skillful gambler In other words, work on improving in the aspect of strategic gambling instead of trusting your instincts everytime. To me gambling is 60 percent knowledge and forty percent luck.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: o48o on January 20, 2025, 05:27:41 PM
As you said, intuition does not work in gambling rules. but it is undeniable that intuition can help in some cases, although most are just a matter of luck. in any type of gambling, intuition is often involved even though sometimes it is contrary to the rules or something that we have previously analyzed. sometimes bettors are in a difficult position when intuition and analysis results are at odds, especially in the case of sports betting. honestly for me intuition is another option, I rarely involve it in betting, because for me it is more about our excessive thoughts or siding with something and often we consider it intuition. there are many traps in betting, including with what is called intuition. it does not mean that I never follow intuition, but in certain cases and it is highly discouraged to rely on it, let alone hope for long-term success. let's just be runners, how big is the victory over the intuition that we believe in. I am sure, most intuitions are wrong or inaccurate. the right thing is to research, analyze and then speculate.
Intuition is a feeling, not a superpower that somehow would enhance your luck. Luck is not something you can enhance and intuition doesn't work in sport betting. It's an evolutionary byproduct help to keep us alive, it's not developed for intuitively pick a winner from some stats. Evolutionary psychology would look hell of more weirder if people could do that.

Even if you are some kind of savant, that's not intuition, that's just brain processing. And even with that you would need to be aware that outcome can change for any reasons.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: hahay on January 20, 2025, 05:31:34 PM
It does not matter whether gambling uses intuition, instinct or strategy, because it cannot win consistently for the long term in gambling. So, for me in gambling we are free in determining how  we bet, whether using strategy and or knowledge with analysis, or just using intuition and or just using instinct the fact is that they can still win and lose in that way.

So, I think we can't stick to one way like that, or we can't not use one way like that in betting, because the more we can bet with creativity then it will make the bets we do will also be interesting. So, if you use intuition  in betting today and tomorrow you use a strategy with analysis, of course there is nothing wrong with that because we are free to do it, and it will be interesting and not boring.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: mak013 on January 20, 2025, 05:38:18 PM
As you said, intuition does not work in gambling rules. but it is undeniable that intuition can help in some cases, although most are just a matter of luck. in any type of gambling, intuition is often involved even though sometimes it is contrary to the rules or something that we have previously analyzed. sometimes bettors are in a difficult position when intuition and analysis results are at odds, especially in the case of sports betting. honestly for me intuition is another option, I rarely involve it in betting, because for me it is more about our excessive thoughts or siding with something and often we consider it intuition. there are many traps in betting, including with what is called intuition. it does not mean that I never follow intuition, but in certain cases and it is highly discouraged to rely on it, let alone hope for long-term success. let's just be runners, how big is the victory over the intuition that we believe in. I am sure, most intuitions are wrong or inaccurate. the right thing is to research, analyze and then speculate.
Intuition is a feeling, not a superpower that somehow would enhance your luck. Luck is not something you can enhance and intuition doesn't work in sport betting. It's an evolutionary byproduct help to keep us alive, it's not developed for intuitively pick a winner from some stats. Evolutionary psychology would look hell of more weirder if people could do that.

Even if you are some kind of savant, that's not intuition, that's just brain processing. And even with that you would need to be aware that outcome can change for any reasons.
I think that it is possible that such feeling, we call "intuition" is just a result of our brain work. It uses our experience, our knowledge and gives the result of processed information. And we think that it is just feeling.

I don`t use "intuition" in my betting, but i`ve sometimes got situation, when my research gave me one result, and something in me cried that it is mistake and i couldn`t understand what is it. I didn`t calculate how much time it was right cry, but sometimes it was right.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Porfirii on January 20, 2025, 05:56:35 PM
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Intuition is a feeling, not a superpower that somehow would enhance your luck. Luck is not something you can enhance and intuition doesn't work in sport betting. It's an evolutionary byproduct help to keep us alive, it's not developed for intuitively pick a winner from some stats. Evolutionary psychology would look hell of more weirder if people could do that.

Even if you are some kind of savant, that's not intuition, that's just brain processing. And even with that you would need to be aware that outcome can change for any reasons.
I think that it is possible that such feeling, we call "intuition" is just a result of our brain work. It uses our experience, our knowledge and gives the result of processed information. And we think that it is just feeling.

I don`t use "intuition" in my betting, but i`ve sometimes got situation, when my research gave me one result, and something in me cried that it is mistake and i couldn`t understand what is it. I didn`t calculate how much time it was right cry, but sometimes it was right.

The problem, I think, is that people call "intuition" to very different things. For some, it is some kind of magical thinking, while for others it is what is also known as "system 1" or fast problem solving heuristics.

If we take the second definition, I always use intuition in my bets. The contrary, using system 2, would require from me a thorough analysis of every bet I place, which would make them, at least for me, terribly boring.

I set my limits on beforehand, but then I just flow between these limits, without much effort.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: batang_bitcoin on January 20, 2025, 09:42:53 PM
I don`t use "intuition" in my betting, but i`ve sometimes got situation, when my research gave me one result, and something in me cried that it is mistake and i couldn`t understand what is it. I didn`t calculate how much time it was right cry, but sometimes it was right.
There are times that our research are not enough. And it happens from time to time and we'll never see how it is going to be until the games are done and our bet results are out. That's why if someone bets with their intuition, that's probably their plan B. If the research and other tips don't work then all they have left is themselves to trust with the bets they are about to place. Even me, if I have no reasons anymore and everything has got to be stuck with losses, I'll find ways to do it even if it takes me to trust my own intuition.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Julien_Olynpic on January 21, 2025, 02:25:30 AM

The problem, I think, is that people call "intuition" to very different things. For some, it is some kind of magical thinking, while for others it is what is also known as "system 1" or fast problem solving heuristics.

If we take the second definition, I always use intuition in my bets. The contrary, using system 2, would require from me a thorough analysis of every bet I place, which would make them, at least for me, terribly boring.

I set my limits on beforehand, but then I just flow between these limits, without much effort.
Thank you for clarifying the terms. However, I still do not fully understand the difference between "magical thinking" in this interpretation and "fast heuristics". Perhaps fast heuristics are more rational? I also think that this can be illustrated by the following example. Let's say you have some experience in sports betting. And based on your experience, you understand that when, say, a French team plays a German team, and when in the first half the German team wins with a margin of at least 1 goal, then in the next half the French team will win. This is just a conditional pattern, I do not know the statistics of the game of German teams with French. But you can focus on your internal statistics from experience and you can call this "fast heuristics".


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: junder on January 21, 2025, 02:35:11 AM
Trusting your Intuition isn't always safe because what if you are wrong? Intuitions don't always lead you to the right thing, and I think it works more for you based on your experience. Always relying on intuitions is almost the same as relying on luck and this is something that you can't expect to happen consistently. To become a better gambler you must work on becoming a skillful gambler In other words, work on improving in the aspect of strategic gambling instead of trusting your instincts everytime. To me gambling is 60 percent knowledge and forty percent luck.
yeah if it's wrong just accept it lol, there's no way we'll protest because it's our own fault. Besides, there's nothing wrong with trusting your own intuition, especially if the gambling you do is a slot type of gambling that depends on luck because there are no tricks, tactics or strategies to win, even playing carelessly can make us win if it's our lucky day.
In general, gambling does involve luck, but there are differences in this case because some are purely dependent on luck and some are assisted by knowledge and skills that can increase knowledge.
Even so, I think luck still plays a big role


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Jody.Drummer on January 21, 2025, 03:49:39 AM
As you said, intuition does not work in gambling rules. but it is undeniable that intuition can help in some cases, although most are just a matter of luck. in any type of gambling, intuition is often involved even though sometimes it is contrary to the rules or something that we have previously analyzed. sometimes bettors are in a difficult position when intuition and analysis results are at odds, especially in the case of sports betting. honestly for me intuition is another option, I rarely involve it in betting, because for me it is more about our excessive thoughts or siding with something and often we consider it intuition. there are many traps in betting, including with what is called intuition. it does not mean that I never follow intuition, but in certain cases and it is highly discouraged to rely on it, let alone hope for long-term success. let's just be runners, how big is the victory over the intuition that we believe in. I am sure, most intuitions are wrong or inaccurate. the right thing is to research, analyze and then speculate.
Intuition is a feeling, not a superpower that somehow would enhance your luck. Luck is not something you can enhance and intuition doesn't work in sport betting. It's an evolutionary byproduct help to keep us alive, it's not developed for intuitively pick a winner from some stats. Evolutionary psychology would look hell of more weirder if people could do that.

Even if you are some kind of savant, that's not intuition, that's just brain processing. And even with that you would need to be aware that outcome can change for any reasons.
I don't think intuition can improve our luck, you are right to say intuition is more about feelings and maybe this is not much different from the instincts we have. If this intuition doesn't work in sports betting does that mean intuition works for slot gambling? I don't think it works well in slot gambling either, because slot gambling itself depends on luck with its victory, maybe there are those who do slot gambling carelessly but manage to win because luck is on their side at the right time.
In slot gambling or sports betting, I don't think there is any influence whatsoever on the intuition that is owned, with sports betting that can increase the chances of winning with skills, it basically depends on luck, so luck plays a bigger role than anything else. In addition, it is very unlikely that anyone can get a victory or profit by being able to survive in the long term, their victory only by relying on their intuition.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: TheUltraElite on January 21, 2025, 08:52:50 AM
In stock markets, experience plays a role, observing past patterns has its own role. This is what builds your intuition and that is how we use it trying to make a guess.

In gambling this has very little role. Each play is different and previous records dont mean much. So intuition has zero value.

So trust your intuition where it has a role like trading, but dont trust it when it comes to gambling.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Rockstarguy on January 21, 2025, 11:18:50 AM
Trusting your Intuition isn't always safe because what if you are wrong? Intuitions don't always lead you to the right thing, and I think it works more for you based on your experience. Always relying on intuitions is almost the same as relying on luck and this is something that you can't expect to happen consistently. To become a better gambler you must work on becoming a skillful gambler In other words, work on improving in the aspect of strategic gambling instead of trusting your instincts everytime. To me gambling is 60 percent knowledge and forty percent luck.
For me the only time I by the idea of intuition is when the lost is becoming too much and the intuition is all about just to stop playing, at the point it is better to stop playing than keep playing hoping that their will be a win. But if the intuition is all about for one to keep playing to win, I don't think it is a good idea because this is just as the same thing as relying on luck. It is better to even believe intuitions when it is about to stop gambling than to believe it by keep playing and expecting that it will turn out to be win.

Gambling is unpredicted and believing in intuitions to win in gambling is deceptive, just get the knowledge and strategies and gamble with the amount that you can afford to lose, and also have the consciousness to know when to stop.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: milewilda on January 21, 2025, 12:09:24 PM
As you said, intuition does not work in gambling rules. but it is undeniable that intuition can help in some cases, although most are just a matter of luck. in any type of gambling, intuition is often involved even though sometimes it is contrary to the rules or something that we have previously analyzed. sometimes bettors are in a difficult position when intuition and analysis results are at odds, especially in the case of sports betting. honestly for me intuition is another option, I rarely involve it in betting, because for me it is more about our excessive thoughts or siding with something and often we consider it intuition. there are many traps in betting, including with what is called intuition. it does not mean that I never follow intuition, but in certain cases and it is highly discouraged to rely on it, let alone hope for long-term success. let's just be runners, how big is the victory over the intuition that we believe in. I am sure, most intuitions are wrong or inaccurate. the right thing is to research, analyze and then speculate.
Intuition is a feeling, not a superpower that somehow would enhance your luck. Luck is not something you can enhance and intuition doesn't work in sport betting. It's an evolutionary byproduct help to keep us alive, it's not developed for intuitively pick a winner from some stats. Evolutionary psychology would look hell of more weirder if people could do that.

Even if you are some kind of savant, that's not intuition, that's just brain processing. And even with that you would need to be aware that outcome can change for any reasons.
I don't think intuition can improve our luck, you are right to say intuition is more about feelings and maybe this is not much different from the instincts we have. If this intuition doesn't work in sports betting does that mean intuition works for slot gambling? I don't think it works well in slot gambling either, because slot gambling itself depends on luck with its victory, maybe there are those who do slot gambling carelessly but manage to win because luck is on their side at the right time.
In slot gambling or sports betting, I don't think there is any influence whatsoever on the intuition that is owned, with sports betting that can increase the chances of winning with skills, it basically depends on luck, so luck plays a bigger role than anything else. In addition, it is very unlikely that anyone can get a victory or profit by being able to survive in the long term, their victory only by relying on their intuition.
Most of the time it will really be that in connected when it comes to emotion on which on whatever your mind be telling you or with those inner voices or simply intuition will really be that trying out to alter your earlier analysis that you had made out or simply that opposite. Whenever you do have that intuition calls then it will really be giving out that kind of hindrance whether you do go with your earlier analysis or would be focusing on what your intuition calls you. This is why it will be that situational because not all people will really be having that same personality at the moment that they will be encountering things. There are ones who do mostly believe on their intuition just because they do have a good history or track about winning bets then they will be sticking into it. It will really be just that too impossible that you cant be able to determine on which one is really that good for you.You do have your own will on where you do find yourself having that advantage because each one of us does have that approach on the way we do make bets. If you do see yourself that profitable with intuition calls then thats good but if you do find out that it causes up too much loses then its automatically be considered to be ignored. So it will really be that situational into this aspect because not all will really be on the same situation or results into their intuition calls.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Promocodeudo on January 21, 2025, 12:47:04 PM
No strategy can lead to a long-term success in gambling because gambling is more of luck, and luck comes by chance. Your intuition cannot be correct at all times and if you have too much confidence on it, you will be misled and bet with an amount that you cannot afford to lose. We shouldn't be too focused on looking for how to be profitable in gambling because gambling is for fun, and your luck determines your win.

Buddy am happy to see you reasoning the same way I feel gambling should be taken, for me I always say it that gambling is mainly a luck game, though people will always talk about strategy but I may ask if this strategy is that effective and reliable why is that gamblers don't win all the time with it, if this strategy works the way people talk about it I think gambling firms would've cloesd by now, gamblers should understand that no matter what you know or the knowledge you feel you have got while gambling or being active in gambling, the major thing that plays an important role in our day to day success in gambling is luck and it doesn't shine for individual gambler all the time, I have a reason for saying gambling is a luck thing and that reason is that gambling is an unforseen circumstance and I believe that an unforseen circumstance is something we can't actually determine or tell what happens at the end of every season of it.

Ones intuition can never work as they expect at all time as you said and that's more reason we shouldn't be too sure of our bets or any gambling we had, having the mindset of winning more in gambling begets more losing and the earlier we realize that any day or anytime our luck shines we win then the better for us.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: madnessteat on January 21, 2025, 12:57:38 PM
I listen to my intuition from time to time in gambling and investing. I can't say that it negatively affects the financial components. Sometimes it helps and sometimes it doesn't. An important note - you can listen to your intuition when you do not violate the basic rules of gambling: use only free money for gambling and limit the deposit. If you listen to intuition but violate these two rules, then you are definitely hoping only for luck.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Kelward on January 21, 2025, 03:33:20 PM

And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Relying on intuition can not lead to long term success in gambling neither does the best strategy lead to long term success. What I know is that gambling wins is basically by luck, although when it comes to bets it's an added advantage to have knowledge of the sports that you want to bet on, the team and their athletes for better analysis. But I'm reasoning that since this is not enough to guarantee wins therefore we can go with our intuitions sometimes because it can give us the luck to win. Personally I'm a casual gambler who tries not to take it too seriously so I can choose to gamble with my intuition if I feel like it.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Dewi Aries on January 21, 2025, 06:38:05 PM
I listen to my intuition from time to time in gambling and investing. I can't say that it negatively affects the financial components. Sometimes it helps and sometimes it doesn't. An important note - you can listen to your intuition when you do not violate the basic rules of gambling: use only free money for gambling and limit the deposit. If you listen to intuition but violate these two rules, then you are definitely hoping only for luck.

Gambling by relying on intuition is a very natural thing, we never know about which choice is right and which choice is wrong especially when we are involved in a type of game based on luck and that is the reason why intuition is a natural thing to be used as a basis for decision making, the point is, like the last idea you conveyed that what must always be remembered is to limit the amount of the budget and make sure to only use the amount that is really able to be lost and besides that also limit your expectations of winning, I think it is a fact that gambling by relying on intuition is a very natural thing but what is not natural is when you believe too much and put too much hope in that intuition.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: alastantiger on January 21, 2025, 08:08:02 PM
Relying on intuition can not lead to long term success in gambling neither does the best strategy lead to long term success. What I know is that gambling wins is basically by luck, although when it comes to bets it's an added advantage to have knowledge of the sports that you want to bet on, the team and their athletes for better analysis. But I'm reasoning that since this is not enough to guarantee wins therefore we can go with our intuitions sometimes because it can give us the luck to win. Personally I'm a casual gambler who tries not to take it too seriously so I can choose to gamble with my intuition if I feel like it.

Agreed, intuition can be wrong and causes you to lose your bet, you can also follow your intuition and it'll help you to win but this isn't a strategy that you can depend on to be giving you victorious bets for a long time. Your intuitions can only help you in few situations but for the rest of the time, it'll be wrong. Gambling is a luck game and regardless of how good and reliable that your intuition is, there's going to be times when it's wrong and when this continues, you might begin to doubt yourself more and it'll take out the confidence that you once had. Only trust your intuitions when you can back it up with statistics for sport bets but when you're betting at casino, you can't use statistics to determine the bets that you'll be picking as your choice.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Yaunfitda on January 21, 2025, 08:57:31 PM
Relying on intuition can not lead to long term success in gambling neither does the best strategy lead to long term success. What I know is that gambling wins is basically by luck, although when it comes to bets it's an added advantage to have knowledge of the sports that you want to bet on, the team and their athletes for better analysis. But I'm reasoning that since this is not enough to guarantee wins therefore we can go with our intuitions sometimes because it can give us the luck to win. Personally I'm a casual gambler who tries not to take it too seriously so I can choose to gamble with my intuition if I feel like it.

Agreed, intuition can be wrong and causes you to lose your bet, you can also follow your intuition and it'll help you to win but this isn't a strategy that you can depend on to be giving you victorious bets for a long time. Your intuitions can only help you in few situations but for the rest of the time, it'll be wrong. Gambling is a luck game and regardless of how good and reliable that your intuition is, there's going to be times when it's wrong and when this continues, you might begin to doubt yourself more and it'll take out the confidence that you once had. Only trust your intuitions when you can back it up with statistics for sport bets but when you're betting at casino, you can't use statistics to determine the bets that you'll be picking as your choice.
We can't say though that intuition is bad, we have heard a lot of stories that save people lives because of it. That gut feeling that you don't want to go out or ride a plane because you feel that something is not right. So it also be applied in gambling, and I do think it's also goes down on hour belief system. I mean, if you belief that there could be higher up that influence your life and might be guiding you to make the right decision, then maybe you will go with it in gambling. That something in your mind is telling you to put a bet on the game between X and Y team and go for the underdog. So for me, I don't underestimate intuition and I might have to go with it several times when I gamble. Maybe a good example is in lottery, you pick numbers that are closer to your heart like birthdays and maybe you can win. There could be statistics that can guide you, but the randomness sometimes defeat that expectations.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Oluwa-btc on January 21, 2025, 09:25:16 PM

I have tried gambling with my intuition before and it is just like a mirage, something that looks real buy actually isn't Henderson I will never rely on my intuition in gambling. If I sample the number of bets I made using intuition,  it should be less than 30% success rate and that is a very poor result.

For what I know intuition works so well for people that believes and thus is why people have different perspective and opinions on certain matter's regarding life and I love the feeling of saying don't trust your intuition, cause it seems like not putting high hopes ok that particular bets or game your gambling whereas the chances of winning are purely based on lucks and if trusting your intuition could be more accurate then it's sure a jackpots but in most cases intuition would seem like some jerk that would have you regret over certain bets.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: bitterguy28 on January 21, 2025, 09:41:13 PM
It does not matter whether gambling uses intuition, instinct or strategy, because it cannot win consistently for the long term in gambling. So, for me in gambling we are free in determining how  we bet, whether using strategy and or knowledge with analysis, or just using intuition and or just using instinct the fact is that they can still win and lose in that way.
well yes losing is inherent in gambling but it doesnt mean none of these strategies would give you better chances of winning you just need to find which one suits you the most and which strategy will you be most comfortable using

if you are just playing for fun then i think you can be okay playing with just your intuition


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Natalim on January 22, 2025, 08:30:45 AM
If we think that we trust and rely on our intuition, then there is no sense in using analysis and having knowledge in gambling. But we'd found out that we so much believe in using our knowledge and skill in the reason that we can make good analysis and bring us winning. In this situation, we already know what is important and what is the right approach. But above all, nothing has given us assurance. Luck is still what we need at all times, while knowledge, skills, analysis, intuition, etc. are just support.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Jody.Drummer on January 22, 2025, 08:58:57 AM
I don't think intuition can improve our luck, you are right to say intuition is more about feelings and maybe this is not much different from the instincts we have. If this intuition doesn't work in sports betting does that mean intuition works for slot gambling? I don't think it works well in slot gambling either, because slot gambling itself depends on luck with its victory, maybe there are those who do slot gambling carelessly but manage to win because luck is on their side at the right time.
In slot gambling or sports betting, I don't think there is any influence whatsoever on the intuition that is owned, with sports betting that can increase the chances of winning with skills, it basically depends on luck, so luck plays a bigger role than anything else. In addition, it is very unlikely that anyone can get a victory or profit by being able to survive in the long term, their victory only by relying on their intuition.
Most of the time it will really be that in connected when it comes to emotion on which on whatever your mind be telling you or with those inner voices or simply intuition will really be that trying out to alter your earlier analysis that you had made out or simply that opposite. Whenever you do have that intuition calls then it will really be giving out that kind of hindrance whether you do go with your earlier analysis or would be focusing on what your intuition calls you. This is why it will be that situational because not all people will really be having that same personality at the moment that they will be encountering things. There are ones who do mostly believe on their intuition just because they do have a good history or track about winning bets then they will be sticking into it. It will really be just that too impossible that you cant be able to determine on which one is really that good for you.You do have your own will on where you do find yourself having that advantage because each one of us does have that approach on the way we do make bets. If you do see yourself that profitable with intuition calls then thats good but if you do find out that it causes up too much loses then its automatically be considered to be ignored. So it will really be that situational into this aspect because not all will really be on the same situation or results into their intuition calls.
It makes more sense for those who believe in their intuition because they have experienced where they believed in their intuition and managed to get a big win so that it makes them believe in their intuition until in the end they believe in it more than the strategy or pattern that many people usually look for to get a win, and in my opinion it is better to believe in intuition than strategy or pattern because it seems like this intuition makes more sense than strategy.
How about yourself, do you believe in your own intuition, because I'm sure you yourself must have gambled so maybe you yourself occasionally believe in your own intuition.
Besides, I think there's nothing wrong with believing in intuition because it's like a choice from ourselves, but what is clear is that there should be no excessive behavior.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: mak013 on January 22, 2025, 11:53:29 AM
I think that it is possible that such feeling, we call "intuition" is just a result of our brain work. It uses our experience, our knowledge and gives the result of processed information. And we think that it is just feeling.

I don`t use "intuition" in my betting, but i`ve sometimes got situation, when my research gave me one result, and something in me cried that it is mistake and i couldn`t understand what is it. I didn`t calculate how much time it was right cry, but sometimes it was right.
The problem, I think, is that people call "intuition" to very different things. For some, it is some kind of magical thinking, while for others it is what is also known as "system 1" or fast problem solving heuristics.

If we take the second definition, I always use intuition in my bets. The contrary, using system 2, would require from me a thorough analysis of every bet I place, which would make them, at least for me, terribly boring.

I set my limits on beforehand, but then I just flow between these limits, without much effort.
It seems that you`re right. Not so many people can choose logically thinking and prefer different "magic things".

About betting - i think it depends on character. I prefer to analyze events before betting. It is dull enough but gives higher profit than "intuition"


I don`t use "intuition" in my betting, but i`ve sometimes got situation, when my research gave me one result, and something in me cried that it is mistake and i couldn`t understand what is it. I didn`t calculate how much time it was right cry, but sometimes it was right.
There are times that our research are not enough. And it happens from time to time and we'll never see how it is going to be until the games are done and our bet results are out. That's why if someone bets with their intuition, that's probably their plan B. If the research and other tips don't work then all they have left is themselves to trust with the bets they are about to place. Even me, if I have no reasons anymore and everything has got to be stuck with losses, I'll find ways to do it even if it takes me to trust my own intuition.
I`d prefer to avoid such bets than choose "intuition" prediction. But you`re right that analyze wasn`t perfect. Later I found that i just hadn`t some information for analyze .


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Dewi Aries on January 22, 2025, 05:09:53 PM
If we think that we trust and rely on our intuition, then there is no sense in using analysis and having knowledge in gambling. But we'd found out that we so much believe in using our knowledge and skill in the reason that we can make good analysis and bring us winning. In this situation, we already know what is important and what is the right approach. But above all, nothing has given us assurance. Luck is still what we need at all times, while knowledge, skills, analysis, intuition, etc. are just support.

Yup that's right in the end victory still depends only on luck or I mean only luck can ensure that we will win, but yes I also can't say that intuition or knowledge and skills are completely useless because after all it has been proven as you said that both of those things can help increase the chances of winning but only occasionally or I mean can't guarantee victory at all, with this we already know that various things or methods are nothing more than tools and this is the reason why defeat is still always a part at the end of the game and indirectly this is also the reason why limitations and various other actions that lead to prevention are still something important to continue to apply.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Porfirii on January 22, 2025, 05:31:03 PM

The problem, I think, is that people call "intuition" to very different things. For some, it is some kind of magical thinking, while for others it is what is also known as "system 1" or fast problem solving heuristics.

If we take the second definition, I always use intuition in my bets. The contrary, using system 2, would require from me a thorough analysis of every bet I place, which would make them, at least for me, terribly boring.

I set my limits on beforehand, but then I just flow between these limits, without much effort.
Thank you for clarifying the terms. However, I still do not fully understand the difference between "magical thinking" in this interpretation and "fast heuristics". Perhaps fast heuristics are more rational? I also think that this can be illustrated by the following example. Let's say you have some experience in sports betting. And based on your experience, you understand that when, say, a French team plays a German team, and when in the first half the German team wins with a margin of at least 1 goal, then in the next half the French team will win. This is just a conditional pattern, I do not know the statistics of the game of German teams with French. But you can focus on your internal statistics from experience and you can call this "fast heuristics".

You explained it very well: if you have lived many similar cases in the past, you may have assimilated patterns unconsciously, so you may internally "know" the most likely outcome. But as we're talking about games of chance, your intuition can be flawed.

Believing that this intuition is some kind of inspiration to the extent of believing that you are going to necessarily guess the correct result, and act accordingly, would fall into magical thinking.

It is funny to bet this way, but I understand why some of you prefer to use system 2 and rationally analyze as many data as possible trying to maximize the chances of victory.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Smartprofit on January 22, 2025, 05:40:51 PM

I have tried gambling with my intuition before and it is just like a mirage, something that looks real buy actually isn't Henderson I will never rely on my intuition in gambling. If I sample the number of bets I made using intuition,  it should be less than 30% success rate and that is a very poor result.

For what I know intuition works so well for people that believes and thus is why people have different perspective and opinions on certain matter's regarding life and I love the feeling of saying don't trust your intuition, cause it seems like not putting high hopes ok that particular bets or game your gambling whereas the chances of winning are purely based on lucks and if trusting your intuition could be more accurate then it's sure a jackpots but in most cases intuition would seem like some jerk that would have you regret over certain bets.

Intuition is not magical thinking. Intuition is an assessment of a situation based on previous experience, while the person himself does not perceive it as a process of his intellectual activity or a chain of logical reasoning.

Human thinking produces a chain of logical reasoning, but consciousness does not perceive this process. A beginner cannot have intuition, intuition implies extensive experience and extensive knowledge of the subject.

It seems to the human consciousness that this knowledge came from nowhere, but in fact, all of it is based on the person's previous experience.

Therefore, intuition really exists and is really useful in many situations, including gambling.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Tungbulu on January 22, 2025, 05:44:05 PM
Honestly, I’m my opinion I believe that the statement you cited may be more applicable to trading as I believe that gambling is totally on a different scale since no one has been able to come up with flawless strategy that ensures or guarantee profitability in gambling. It’s good to have good strategy because it can at least give you a sense of direction as a gambler every single time you’re faced with making certain gambling decisions, thereby contributes to keeping your gambling habits in check, avoiding excessive gambling as a result of attempting several methods, but this doesn’t in anyway guarantee a much better result than relying on one’s intuition when it comes to profitability in gambling. If luck is on your side, you’ll win, whether or not you rely on a strategy or your intuition, everyone needs luck in gambling, that’s just it.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: madnessteat on January 22, 2025, 05:58:49 PM
I listen to my intuition from time to time in gambling and investing. I can't say that it negatively affects the financial components. Sometimes it helps and sometimes it doesn't. An important note - you can listen to your intuition when you do not violate the basic rules of gambling: use only free money for gambling and limit the deposit. If you listen to intuition but violate these two rules, then you are definitely hoping only for luck.

Gambling by relying on intuition is a very natural thing, we never know about which choice is right and which choice is wrong especially when we are involved in a type of game based on luck and that is the reason why intuition is a natural thing to be used as a basis for decision making, the point is, like the last idea you conveyed that what must always be remembered is to limit the amount of the budget and make sure to only use the amount that is really able to be lost and besides that also limit your expectations of winning, I think it is a fact that gambling by relying on intuition is a very natural thing but what is not natural is when you believe too much and put too much hope in that intuition.

In general, I think that in any choice that is not predetermined we use intuition, i.e. almost every day we use it without even thinking about it. If we make a mistake, we just don't pay attention to it. If our choice leads to something good, then we say that our intuition did not fail us and we felt that it was necessary to do so without any scientific analysis. In my opinion, this is a kind of praise for the right choice, not some sixth sense.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Odusko on January 22, 2025, 11:37:21 PM

I have tried gambling with my intuition before and it is just like a mirage, something that looks real buy actually isn't Henderson I will never rely on my intuition in gambling. If I sample the number of bets I made using intuition,  it should be less than 30% success rate and that is a very poor result.

For what I know intuition works so well for people that believes and thus is why people have different perspective and opinions on certain matter's regarding life and I love the feeling of saying don't trust your intuition, cause it seems like not putting high hopes ok that particular bets or game your gambling whereas the chances of winning are purely based on lucks and if trusting your intuition could be more accurate then it's sure a jackpots but in most cases intuition would seem like some jerk that would have you regret over certain bets.
Because of the possibility of it working for others that is why we always say that we should make a generally concluded statement such as this one saying that we should not follow our intuition or feelings whereas gambling entirely doesn't follow a pattern and a gambler no matter the level of expertise will need to depend wholly on luck to be able to win, so for that depending on intuition can work for some people even if it doesn't work of r the majority of the rest gambler, so the message in this is that, in gambling, stick to what work's for you, if following your intuitions work for you, then keep it up and if it doesn't work for you, you have to discover which composition works for you at the end of the day.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: tread93 on January 23, 2025, 01:51:57 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I like the old stock speculators point. Intuition and your gut feellings sometimes won't always take you to valhalla! You do need to look at what has worked in the past, what is iron clad, in this case the rules. What are the rules that would be applicable here? Well, I myself am actually curioius what set of rules is their bible with gambling and intuition. That would surely be intersting to read & maybe could help you if you followed it and learned the rules~!


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Lanatsa on January 23, 2025, 02:10:09 AM

I have tried gambling with my intuition before and it is just like a mirage, something that looks real buy actually isn't Henderson I will never rely on my intuition in gambling. If I sample the number of bets I made using intuition,  it should be less than 30% success rate and that is a very poor result.

For what I know intuition works so well for people that believes and thus is why people have different perspective and opinions on certain matter's regarding life and I love the feeling of saying don't trust your intuition, cause it seems like not putting high hopes ok that particular bets or game your gambling whereas the chances of winning are purely based on lucks and if trusting your intuition could be more accurate then it's sure a jackpots but in most cases intuition would seem like some jerk that would have you regret over certain bets.
Because of the possibility of it working for others that is why we always say that we should make a generally concluded statement such as this one saying that we should not follow our intuition or feelings whereas gambling entirely doesn't follow a pattern and a gambler no matter the level of expertise will need to depend wholly on luck to be able to win, so for that depending on intuition can work for some people even if it doesn't work of r the majority of the rest gambler, so the message in this is that, in gambling, stick to what work's for you, if following your intuitions work for you, then keep it up and if it doesn't work for you, you have to discover which composition works for you at the end of the day.
You would realize for yourself on how it would really be ending up when it come to this kind of mindset on which if you are really that believing that you can make or do  the things on what others been that doing then you will soon be telling that it doesnt work that way and you will be ending up on facing up some issues at the moment or time that you do it yourself about intuition following when you do make out some bets or any sort of gambling or whatever that pertains about this matter. Whenever you do make out some decisions in regarding on testing it out for the sake of curiosity then it wont really be that a bad thing either. It is really just that there are those times or moments that we do become careless due that we are being blinded with our greed.

Betting or gambling doesnt really need up that much on such approach because everything is really just that for the sake of fun but on the moment or time that you are doing all sorts of things without minding up about applying some analysis specially on strategic based games  then it will really be that up to you. We might be that looking for fun but most of the time we will be mindful about on how to make money on which this will the reason on why you would be ending up on careless actions or decisions. Intuition could anytime kicked in at the moment that we do make out bets and thats why there's some hesitance in relation to this because on what you are really thar trying out to do.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Julien_Olynpic on January 23, 2025, 02:56:48 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I like the old stock speculators point. Intuition and your gut feellings sometimes won't always take you to valhalla! You do need to look at what has worked in the past, what is iron clad, in this case the rules. What are the rules that would be applicable here? Well, I myself am actually curioius what set of rules is their bible with gambling and intuition. That would surely be intersting to read & maybe could help you if you followed it and learned the rules~!
These are the simplest boring rules that everyone knows, but which not everyone wants to follow when they are visited by excitement. For example, the rules of money management and risk management. One of the main rules of money management says: "Do not bet all your funds if you do not want to quickly lose a large amount." As a rule, we should bet no more than 10%, and often even less. Of course, any rules can be broken if you want to. But in this case, you most likely will not achieve your results in terms of profit. On the other hand, if you play for fun, then the only rule you should follow is the above-mentioned rule about limiting quick and large losses.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: ethereumhunter on January 23, 2025, 01:07:26 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I like the old stock speculators point. Intuition and your gut feellings sometimes won't always take you to valhalla! You do need to look at what has worked in the past, what is iron clad, in this case the rules. What are the rules that would be applicable here? Well, I myself am actually curioius what set of rules is their bible with gambling and intuition. That would surely be intersting to read & maybe could help you if you followed it and learned the rules~!
These are the simplest boring rules that everyone knows, but which not everyone wants to follow when they are visited by excitement. For example, the rules of money management and risk management. One of the main rules of money management says: "Do not bet all your funds if you do not want to quickly lose a large amount." As a rule, we should bet no more than 10%, and often even less. Of course, any rules can be broken if you want to. But in this case, you most likely will not achieve your results in terms of profit. On the other hand, if you play for fun, then the only rule you should follow is the above-mentioned rule about limiting quick and large losses.
So that will depend on each gambler rules because if they only want to have fun in gambling, they should limiting their funds and only playing gambling for not too long. But if we talk about intuition, we may lose our control in gambling because we follow our intuition that say we can gamble for one more time and then quit gambling. Some people can win because of their intuition but the other will not because that is not intuition but greediness that lead them to losing their money. We can not always count on our intuition in gambling because there is uncertainty outcome that we may get. So it is better we stick to our rule about limiting ourselves in gambling so we can avoids the big loss because we use gambling for have fun.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: summonerrk on January 23, 2025, 01:42:53 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I think that intuition works because it exists and is a compiled experience. The human brain is 30 percent active, but what is the other 70 for then? I think that they contain the subconscious responsible for intuition. So, intuition is responsible for quick unconscious decisions based on previous experiences and thoughts. And I think that when we sleep, our brain compiled information, translating it from active to subconscious, forming new opinions in intuition.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Peanutswar on January 23, 2025, 02:42:16 PM
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And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

Its hard to rely in gambling, yes its gives a good profit if you hit a jackpot but when you will get this win its seems they need to take a lot of games and spend a lot of money just to play gambling and if you tried to monitor it could just a small portion of the winnings to the total number of spends they have. IMHO we can just use the gambling for temporary or short term because its a casino always the house has the edge to win, only small portion of players with luck and skills gets the good return. In the long term at the end player who don't have control possibly lose the game.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Smartprofit on January 23, 2025, 07:40:49 PM
At the moment, I do not believe in intuition when it comes to gambling based solely on luck. Such games include, in particular, roulette.

In such games, I can only count on the mathematical theory of probability. This knowledge will not help me win, but at least it will save me from big losses.

As for sports betting, I am not so experienced in these games of chance to count on my intuition. Intuition is a consequence of great experience, and I do not have such great experience in sports betting.

I try to adequately assess my capabilities, deceiving yourself is the worst of all evils.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Jaycoinz on January 23, 2025, 07:54:18 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I would be plain with myself and for me I think its everytime I do that because I don't bet regularly so whenever I get the feeling I just go with my intuition on the actual thoughts of how the game would play out and most of the time fear of loss do creep in which makes me most often to alter those first thoughts and change the predictions and most of the time my instincts are always right on the first thought.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Su-asa on January 23, 2025, 10:26:05 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I would be plain with myself and for me I think its everytime I do that because I don't bet regularly so whenever I get the feeling I just go with my intuition on the actual thoughts of how the game would play out and most of the time fear of loss do creep in which makes me most often to alter those first thoughts and change the predictions and most of the time my instincts are always right on the first thought.
Think that's not a good way of gambling, gambling with the mindset that this might be correct is made through emotions and it can make one to lose more than he can afford t risk. Relying on intuition can't help you to know if you are developing on your prediction or not because you just make everything through your thoughts. However, I prefer to check analysis before making my own predictions through the informations I get from the analysis I checked cause with that it can help me to know if am making progress on game predictions.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Samlucky O on January 24, 2025, 05:13:28 AM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Each an everyone has their category or pattern of gambling and I believe intuition is one of them.  Most games I usually play is based on intuition and or instinct. Most times you just need your intuition to leed you than being too much mathematically calculative. Even as that, i still believe in the school of thought that say gambling win is by luck. There is no particular strategy that is believed to be the best when it comes to gambling.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: milewilda on January 24, 2025, 07:46:43 AM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Each an everyone has their category or pattern of gambling and I believe intuition is one of them.  Most games I usually play is based on intuition and or instinct. Most times you just need your intuition to leed you than being too much mathematically calculative. Even as that, i still believe in the school of thought that say gambling win is by luck. There is no particular strategy that is believed to be the best when it comes to gambling.
Yes, each one of us does have that kind of creating such strategy on which we are the ones who do make out such option on which we know that when it comes to different ways or methods on how you do make out such way as long you do make up profits but actually when dealing up with gambling or betting. Just like on what most people been saying that trusting up your intuition will really be that depending or basing on the winning rate because at the time or moment that you will be having this kind of approach whether you will really be making use of these intuitions or you will be that following into your analysis. Just like on what other people been saying that you are already that making up use of such thing on which its impossible that you wont be able to distinguish on which one is really that making profits to you. Gamble for fun and not for making money because not all the time you will be that lucky when making up bets and same goes with dealing up with casino games. Trusting up your intuition will really be that needing up your own consideration because on the time that you will be seeing whether this one is good or not. We do have different situation on this one.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: EarnOnVictor on January 24, 2025, 08:02:19 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here.
I disagree with you and the old stock speculator who says intuition does work, oh yes, it works, but don't rely on it in place of skills.

The trick you don't know is that intuition is not gambling but what your brain has mastered in regular dealing with the subject. In trading/investment, my intuition works so greatly to the point that I sense where the market could go with over 85% accuracy without any serious analysis when it comes to medium and long-term investment, so the old specultor only talks based on his capability and experience.

However, in gambling, it is 50/50, just as everything in gambling is 50/50, even with the best strategy, you can still fail in gambling.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: mammusu on January 24, 2025, 08:26:41 AM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Each an everyone has their category or pattern of gambling and I believe intuition is one of them.  Most games I usually play is based on intuition and or instinct. Most times you just need your intuition to leed you than being too much mathematically calculative. Even as that, i still believe in the school of thought that say gambling win is by luck. There is no particular strategy that is believed to be the best when it comes to gambling.
Relying on intuition in betting has also been done by me, but unfortunately the chances of winning that I get are actually very small compared to when I do analysis through existing data and statistics so far, maybe everyone has a different mindset and also a different way of betting, but just relying on intuition in betting isn't it the same as blindly?
Intuition may indeed be needed when we have to make quick decisions like in  poker game, but we know that gambling and betting are often determined by random results that cannot be controlled, so indeed intuition and luck will not always give us long-term wins.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Cryptmuster on January 24, 2025, 08:44:13 AM

Relying on intuition in betting has also been done by me, but unfortunately the chances of winning that I get are actually very small compared to when I do analysis through existing data and statistics so far, maybe everyone has a different mindset and also a different way of betting, but just relying on intuition in betting isn't it the same as blindly?
Intuition may indeed be needed when we have to make quick decisions like in  poker game, but we know that gambling and betting are often determined by random results that cannot be controlled, so indeed intuition and luck will not always give us long-term wins.

Listening to intuition for me is the same as choosing black or red in roulette. In this case, I leave everything to chance and luck will decide whether I win or lose. I never thought to try to apply this in betting, because I think it's stupid, even if you choose a bet with two outcomes (like total), and choose more or less at random, in this case, too, luck will decide, but why do this if I can see which teams are playing and what result happens more often, I think this approach has a better chance of success.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Sim_card on January 24, 2025, 09:36:48 AM

Relying on intuition in betting has also been done by me, but unfortunately the chances of winning that I get are actually very small compared to when I do analysis through existing data and statistics so far, maybe everyone has a different mindset and also a different way of betting, but just relying on intuition in betting isn't it the same as blindly?
Intuition may indeed be needed when we have to make quick decisions like in  poker game, but we know that gambling and betting are often determined by random results that cannot be controlled, so indeed intuition and luck will not always give us long-term wins.

Listening to intuition for me is the same as choosing black or red in roulette. In this case, I leave everything to chance and luck will decide whether I win or lose. I never thought to try to apply this in betting, because I think it's stupid, even if you choose a bet with two outcomes (like total), and choose more or less at random, in this case, too, luck will decide, but why do this if I can see which teams are playing and what result happens more often, I think this approach has a better chance of success.

Whatever way you feel will help you to win your bet will still depend on luck, either relying to intuition or betting based on your analysis or your instinct. If we are gambling for fun, you don't need to go this far of trying various strategies in order to be profitable, because you cannot win if that day is not your lucky day. Gambling is best enjoyed when you don't stress yourself but place your bet, enjoy the fun and accept the outcome of the game.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: dunfida on January 24, 2025, 11:11:54 AM

Relying on intuition in betting has also been done by me, but unfortunately the chances of winning that I get are actually very small compared to when I do analysis through existing data and statistics so far, maybe everyone has a different mindset and also a different way of betting, but just relying on intuition in betting isn't it the same as blindly?
Intuition may indeed be needed when we have to make quick decisions like in  poker game, but we know that gambling and betting are often determined by random results that cannot be controlled, so indeed intuition and luck will not always give us long-term wins.

Listening to intuition for me is the same as choosing black or red in roulette. In this case, I leave everything to chance and luck will decide whether I win or lose. I never thought to try to apply this in betting, because I think it's stupid, even if you choose a bet with two outcomes (like total), and choose more or less at random, in this case, too, luck will decide, but why do this if I can see which teams are playing and what result happens more often, I think this approach has a better chance of success.

Whatever way you feel will help you to win your bet will still depend on luck, either relying to intuition or betting based on your analysis or your instinct. If we are gambling for fun, you don't need to go this far of trying various strategies in order to be profitable, because you cannot win if that day is not your lucky day. Gambling is best enjoyed when you don't stress yourself but place your bet, enjoy the fun and accept the outcome of the game.
Everything will really be that basing or depending on luck on which we know that gambling will really be needing up for you to win but of course not everytime we will really be that playing will really be that giving out that positive results. This is why it is really that recommended that you do really know on what are the things that you would really be needing up on the time that you will be making up bets then there are those times or moments that you will be having those intuition on which it will really be that disrupt you out onto your analysis and this is why its recommended that you do neither do make use of your intuition or not because you can find out which one is really making money or not.

Betting or overall in gambling on which its really that needed up for you to consider that you do mind of about on how to have fun despite of the decisions that you are making. This doesnt mean that you wont be trust up your intuition because success rate will be that least consideration or being mindful when you are really that betting for the sake of fun and entertainment. If you do look that you are making good money with your intuition then you will be normally following it out instead on going the right way.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: danherbias07 on January 24, 2025, 11:21:30 AM

Relying on intuition in betting has also been done by me, but unfortunately the chances of winning that I get are actually very small compared to when I do analysis through existing data and statistics so far, maybe everyone has a different mindset and also a different way of betting, but just relying on intuition in betting isn't it the same as blindly?
Intuition may indeed be needed when we have to make quick decisions like in  poker game, but we know that gambling and betting are often determined by random results that cannot be controlled, so indeed intuition and luck will not always give us long-term wins.

Listening to intuition for me is the same as choosing black or red in roulette. In this case, I leave everything to chance and luck will decide whether I win or lose. I never thought to try to apply this in betting, because I think it's stupid, even if you choose a bet with two outcomes (like total), and choose more or less at random, in this case, too, luck will decide, but why do this if I can see which teams are playing and what result happens more often, I think this approach has a better chance of success.

Whatever way you feel will help you to win your bet will still depend on luck, either relying to intuition or betting based on your analysis or your instinct. If we are gambling for fun, you don't need to go this far of trying various strategies in order to be profitable, because you cannot win if that day is not your lucky day. Gambling is best enjoyed when you don't stress yourself but place your bet, enjoy the fun and accept the outcome of the game.
Sadly, I don't believe in a lucky day anymore. I know there's an algorithm working underneath those online casinos and for me it's being there at the right time which can give you the high multiplier. Luck is different from that, it can be coincidence only.
Now, there's also what we call RTP that is working and sometimes we confuse that with luck. Let's say we lose $1000 within a week, then we suddenly win a 500x multiplier, that's not luck but more of the RTP clicking in and paying you back a part of what you had lost.
We may also confuse that as our intuition when we suddenly change the game that we are playing to try a new one and then we win. It's not.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: ovcijisir on January 24, 2025, 12:09:24 PM

Relying on intuition in betting has also been done by me, but unfortunately the chances of winning that I get are actually very small compared to when I do analysis through existing data and statistics so far, maybe everyone has a different mindset and also a different way of betting, but just relying on intuition in betting isn't it the same as blindly?
Intuition may indeed be needed when we have to make quick decisions like in  poker game, but we know that gambling and betting are often determined by random results that cannot be controlled, so indeed intuition and luck will not always give us long-term wins.

Listening to intuition for me is the same as choosing black or red in roulette. In this case, I leave everything to chance and luck will decide whether I win or lose. I never thought to try to apply this in betting, because I think it's stupid, even if you choose a bet with two outcomes (like total), and choose more or less at random, in this case, too, luck will decide, but why do this if I can see which teams are playing and what result happens more often, I think this approach has a better chance of success.

Whatever way you feel will help you to win your bet will still depend on luck, either relying to intuition or betting based on your analysis or your instinct. If we are gambling for fun, you don't need to go this far of trying various strategies in order to be profitable, because you cannot win if that day is not your lucky day. Gambling is best enjoyed when you don't stress yourself but place your bet, enjoy the fun and accept the outcome of the game.


You summarised it very well, the goal of gambling should be fun and not hopes of getting rich over night.

As for gambling by using intuition, for some people it works and for some it don't. Intuition is when our unconscious mind is trying to tell us something, and if our unconscious mind has enough data then it can give us good intuitive insights.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Strongkored on January 24, 2025, 12:47:31 PM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
My intuition when playing slots is if get a big win very quickly then it is a sign that if continue then will get defeat after defeat, so I should stop, it's just that the feeling of dissatisfaction with the initial victory often makes me not stop, likewise when in the early game experiencing a dead spin if you have enough balance and stay in the game there will be a big win but once again for small gamblers like me it is difficult to survive until get that win because the funds have been drained.
However, this is not always true, especially in sports betting which often fails when you are sure of your intuition that the team or athlete will win.
And agree, don't trust our intuition or rather don't always trust our intuition.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Baki202 on January 24, 2025, 02:47:06 PM
My intuition when playing slots is if get a big win very quickly then it is a sign that if continue then will get defeat after defeat, so I should stop, it's just that the feeling of dissatisfaction with the initial victory often makes me not stop, likewise when in the early game experiencing a dead spin if you have enough balance and stay in the game there will be a big win but once again for small gamblers like me it is difficult to survive until get that win because the funds have been drained.
However, this is not always true, especially in sports betting which often fails when you are sure of your intuition that the team or athlete will win.
And agree, don't trust our intuition or rather don't always trust our intuition.

When you start gambling with the mindset of winning big is good to have that dream, but you won't always get what you want. You should be neutral so that when you keep losing, you won't be disappointed always, but playing with a neutral mind saves you a lot of disappointment. consistency matters and out of everything, there will be periods that you will find it very hard to win but you do not have to give up It will be better if you accept the nature of gambling so that you do not make the same mistake of always hoping that you will always win It does not happen that way when it comes to gambling, and if you are a lover of gambling, all this is not supposed to be new again because that is one mistake that we make we depend too much on gambling, and you cannot always depend on gambling because of the risk that it comes with. and there is no way that your prediction can always go correctly, so this situation makes everything easy for everybody so that you know the kind of energy you put in sometimes and you know if it's worth it or not.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: hedgeh0g on January 24, 2025, 02:58:53 PM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
My intuition when playing slots is if get a big win very quickly then it is a sign that if continue then will get defeat after defeat, so I should stop, it's just that the feeling of dissatisfaction with the initial victory often makes me not stop, likewise when in the early game experiencing a dead spin if you have enough balance and stay in the game there will be a big win but once again for small gamblers like me it is difficult to survive until get that win because the funds have been drained.
However, this is not always true, especially in sports betting which often fails when you are sure of your intuition that the team or athlete will win.
And agree, don't trust our intuition or rather don't always trust our intuition.
Intuition can of course work for us and against us and you will never understand exactly which way. I am not sure, but over the years in gambling I feel that you can completely rely on intuition. But at the same time there is an imaginary connection that tells me with a voice in my head that you can bet on this match. It happens as if thanks to experience I can determine which match will be good to bet on it. Of course, you should not rely on this, but I still make such bets and I can not refuse them, because if everything happens as I expected, and the bet is not made, I will be unhappy because of this and this will definitely spoil my mood.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: tread93 on January 25, 2025, 02:10:17 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I like the old stock speculators point. Intuition and your gut feellings sometimes won't always take you to valhalla! You do need to look at what has worked in the past, what is iron clad, in this case the rules. What are the rules that would be applicable here? Well, I myself am actually curioius what set of rules is their bible with gambling and intuition. That would surely be intersting to read & maybe could help you if you followed it and learned the rules~!
These are the simplest boring rules that everyone knows, but which not everyone wants to follow when they are visited by excitement. For example, the rules of money management and risk management. One of the main rules of money management says: "Do not bet all your funds if you do not want to quickly lose a large amount." As a rule, we should bet no more than 10%, and often even less. Of course, any rules can be broken if you want to. But in this case, you most likely will not achieve your results in terms of profit. On the other hand, if you play for fun, then the only rule you should follow is the above-mentioned rule about limiting quick and large losses.
So that will depend on each gambler rules because if they only want to have fun in gambling, they should limiting their funds and only playing gambling for not too long. But if we talk about intuition, we may lose our control in gambling because we follow our intuition that say we can gamble for one more time and then quit gambling. Some people can win because of their intuition but the other will not because that is not intuition but greediness that lead them to losing their money. We can not always count on our intuition in gambling because there is uncertainty outcome that we may get. So it is better we stick to our rule about limiting ourselves in gambling so we can avoids the big loss because we use gambling for have fun.

Agreed, plain and simple don't gamble more than 10% of your bag unless you want to risk loosing it all. The temptation I think is what gets everyone, not the greed. Before greed comes temptation. That temptation could also easily be a woman and other outside factors that lead them to greed. Its a slippery slope man! Gambling is not for the faint of heart and its not really a great past time for man. You know what is? Hard fucking work. Research. Knowledge & strategy to WIN. Not putting it all on red and hoping to God it hits, thats how you lose. I have never been a huge fan of gambling and I learned young. I would consider myself a very responsible gambler and I never bet any more than i'm willing to lose & even that amount is a very small amount. I much rather like strategic calculated risks & I for sure would rather throw $300 into some random shitcoin that "could hit it big" than lose it at some slot machine or poker game. Even though gambling IS FUN & especially if you win, but to me its just not worth getting sucked into, if you can't handle the heat get out of the damn kitchen for goodness sake.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: uneng on January 25, 2025, 02:31:53 AM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
The problem isn't intuition. If people were intuitive on their lives, they would be wiser, more receptive to learn and develop new skills and knowledges, while avoiding dangerous and harmful situations which have potential to prejudice them.

The point is that people act based on instincts, instead of intuition. Instincts lead people to dumb decisions, because they focus on most primary emotions as rewards in order to reach satisfaction. They don't measure the correlation between causes and consequences, while an intuitive person can make that correlation in a balanced way.

An intuitive gambler knows when to quit for the day and when he should start gambling once again. He knows how much money he should use during a gambling session. On the other hand, an instinctive gambler doesn't know anything, and will gamble until losing all his funds and going bankrupted.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: ethereumhunter on January 25, 2025, 06:57:27 AM
Agreed, plain and simple don't gamble more than 10% of your bag unless you want to risk loosing it all. The temptation I think is what gets everyone, not the greed. Before greed comes temptation. That temptation could also easily be a woman and other outside factors that lead them to greed. Its a slippery slope man! Gambling is not for the faint of heart and its not really a great past time for man. You know what is? Hard fucking work. Research. Knowledge & strategy to WIN. Not putting it all on red and hoping to God it hits, thats how you lose. I have never been a huge fan of gambling and I learned young. I would consider myself a very responsible gambler and I never bet any more than i'm willing to lose & even that amount is a very small amount. I much rather like strategic calculated risks & I for sure would rather throw $300 into some random shitcoin that "could hit it big" than lose it at some slot machine or poker game. Even though gambling IS FUN & especially if you win, but to me its just not worth getting sucked into, if you can't handle the heat get out of the damn kitchen for goodness sake.
Yes, we must remember that don't gamble more than 10% to avoids the bigger lose that can comes to us anytime. You need discipline and self control to avoid the temptation that can become big following your result in gambling so you must remember that playing gambling must have limitation. We must consider to be a responsible gambler so we will not face any problem when playing gambling and also avoid the gambling addiction. Besides that we must remember that we can not always follow our intuition when playing gambling because our intuition can change to anything that can make us lose our money. So we must be careful in gambling and always use limitation while we can say enough is enough when playing gambling.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Cryptmuster on January 25, 2025, 09:49:52 AM

Whatever way you feel will help you to win your bet will still depend on luck, either relying to intuition or betting based on your analysis or your instinct. If we are gambling for fun, you don't need to go this far of trying various strategies in order to be profitable, because you cannot win if that day is not your lucky day. Gambling is best enjoyed when you don't stress yourself but place your bet, enjoy the fun and accept the outcome of the game.

If you want gambling to bring you pleasure, then you need to leave the idea of ​​​​earning money on it, make small bets and then you can rely only on luck or intuition, this will not affect your budget in any way and you will not be upset about losses, which with this approach, it seems to me that there will be quite a lot. And if you hope to earn money in gambling and want to rely only on intuition, then I doubt that you will be able to earn anything.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on January 25, 2025, 11:39:08 AM
I dont believe in intuition, instinct or anything else. To much random and luck in gambling to build a correct statistics and check if all that work.

You might not believe in it but in the game of luck which the system determined your results, where you results is not determine based on your skill or the accuracy of your prediction, you will not still win your bets even when you think you are using a supper strategy. It's mostly in sport games that intuition can mislead the gambler but slot games doesn't work with strategy.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Lidger on January 25, 2025, 12:26:45 PM
Many people have this misconception that they think gambling is directly dependent on luck and they only gamble without knowing anything about gambling and they rely on their gut belief. But this is a misconception of those who are very experienced in gambling but do not gamble completely depending on luck. In a game where two teams have participated, either team will win or the result of the match may be a draw. So if we think that luck will happen and depending on this luck if we bet on a weak team instead of betting on the strong team then the result will not be in our favor. We cannot be fooled like this when it comes to gambling. If I have money I can gamble anytime but if I start gambling with wrong idea then the amount of money I have will be lost but it won't be long. Gamblers must be careful and take care of their money so that all their money is not at risk due to some wrong decisions of those gamblers.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Tmoonz on January 25, 2025, 12:53:30 PM
If we think that we trust and rely on our intuition, then there is no sense in using analysis and having knowledge in gambling. But we'd found out that we so much believe in using our knowledge and skill in the reason that we can make good analysis and bring us winning. In this situation, we already know what is important and what is the right approach. But above all, nothing has given us assurance. Luck is still what we need at all times, while knowledge, skills, analysis, intuition, etc. are just support.
Generally they all work together but at most times disobeying and it turns out positive our intuition will always end in a more bigger regret, it happens to me severally and I have decided to listen to my intuition when it comes to games to pick or not irrespective of my skills, analysis, honestly working with our intuition gives certain level of peace and rest of mind even if it didn't turn out positive and it all cuts across our risk tolerance and acceptance but  yeah luck happens to speaks to last language as regards to having a successful and wonderful bet or gambling.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Dewi Aries on January 25, 2025, 01:12:02 PM
Gambling by relying on intuition is a very natural thing because we never know what is right and what is wrong in gambling but the point is we must first understand that gambling is about winning and losing which is simply if you don't win it means you will lose, never knowing what the cause is including when you win.

Honestly, I am one of the gamblers who makes casino games my favorite game which as we know that this is a type of luck-based game that requires me to gamble by relying on intuition but one thing I always remember is never to put high hopes on your decisions, because honestly your hopes are what cause a lot of disappointment when the results are not as expected.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Pandu Geddon on January 25, 2025, 01:25:48 PM
Gambling by relying on intuition is a very natural thing because we never know what is right and what is wrong in gambling but the point is we must first understand that gambling is about winning and losing which is simply if you don't win it means you will lose, never knowing what the cause is including when you win.

Honestly, I am one of the gamblers who makes casino games my favorite game which as we know that this is a type of luck-based game that requires me to gamble by relying on intuition but one thing I always remember is never to put high hopes on your decisions, because honestly your hopes are what cause a lot of disappointment when the results are not as expected.

You do well if it is like that. Indeed we can rely on intuition or other efforts that we usually use. But the most important thing is that we do not place high hopes on the intuition that we use to bet. Intuition can make us confident enough in gambling. But it will be bad if we place too high hopes. The most important thing is our awareness that we can win and lose in the game. Then everything will not be a serious problem.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: swogerino on January 25, 2025, 01:36:02 PM
Gambling by relying on intuition is a very natural thing because we never know what is right and what is wrong in gambling but the point is we must first understand that gambling is about winning and losing which is simply if you don't win it means you will lose, never knowing what the cause is including when you win.

Honestly, I am one of the gamblers who makes casino games my favorite game which as we know that this is a type of luck-based game that requires me to gamble by relying on intuition but one thing I always remember is never to put high hopes on your decisions, because honestly your hopes are what cause a lot of disappointment when the results are not as expected.

You do well if it is like that. Indeed we can rely on intuition or other efforts that we usually use. But the most important thing is that we do not place high hopes on the intuition that we use to bet. Intuition can make us confident enough in gambling. But it will be bad if we place too high hopes. The most important thing is our awareness that we can win and lose in the game. Then everything will not be a serious problem.

Well relying on intuition is sometimes beneficial especially in certain games like poker where sometimes you have to go by intuition and think that may be the guy in front who just happen to raise a lot is only provoking in the table and in fact he does not have at all good cards. Intuition in such case can be beneficial although this should be done with caution and not the first time the other guy raises but only you have studied his way of play.

In all other scenarios intuition can only bring you more lost money and I am talking specifically for slot machines this time.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Tmoonz on January 25, 2025, 04:10:07 PM
Gambling by relying on intuition is a very natural thing because we never know what is right and what is wrong in gambling but the point is we must first understand that gambling is about winning and losing which is simply if you don't win it means you will lose, never knowing what the cause is including when you win.

Honestly, I am one of the gamblers who makes casino games my favorite game which as we know that this is a type of luck-based game that requires me to gamble by relying on intuition but one thing I always remember is never to put high hopes on your decisions, because honestly your hopes are what cause a lot of disappointment when the results are not as expected.

You do well if it is like that. Indeed we can rely on intuition or other efforts that we usually use. But the most important thing is that we do not place high hopes on the intuition that we use to bet. Intuition can make us confident enough in gambling. But it will be bad if we place too high hopes. The most important thing is our awareness that we can win and lose in the game. Then everything will not be a serious problem.

I must say that generally there is nothing absolutely to be completely rely on, be it intuition, our claim skills,analysis and experience not even luck that is to be completely rely on every aspect all this being mentioned plays an important role while we are gambling but non that can or should be completely rely on because the whole environment is all saturated with uncertainty. However, for people not to feel wired when things didn't work out as expected it is good to have less hope just as you have have made clear and of course I completely agreed with you.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: ChiBitCTy on January 25, 2025, 06:15:58 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

Well first off there's a big difference between gambling and buying stocks.  One could compare the two, but there's a sizable difference from me buying a few shares of Apple stock to placing a bet on one of the NFL games coming up this weekend.  As someone who gambles a good bit and is a financial advisor, I OFTEN use my intuition when it comes to both, especially gambling.  I can't count how many times I went against my "intuition" and ended up losing because I looked at other things.  So, I disagree wholeheartedly. 


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: satscraper on January 29, 2025, 03:45:25 AM
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And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

In my view intuition is a bad gambler's companion though probably it could apply to certain gambling activity, like pocker, for instance  that could head him into the wrong directions either at betting or any kind of gambling. My best ally in regard thereto is bankroll, to be exact, its trajectory  in system of  the available-sum and sequence of bets axes. Setting the next price lower or higher depends on the  tilting of my bankroll about axis which reflects my sequence of bets.



Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: laijsica on January 29, 2025, 05:37:51 AM
Gambling by relying on intuition is a very natural thing because we never know what is right and what is wrong in gambling but the point is we must first understand that gambling is about winning and losing which is simply if you don't win it means you will lose, never knowing what the cause is including when you win.

Honestly, I am one of the gamblers who makes casino games my favorite game which as we know that this is a type of luck-based game that requires me to gamble by relying on intuition but one thing I always remember is never to put high hopes on your decisions, because honestly your hopes are what cause a lot of disappointment when the results are not as expected.

You do well if it is like that. Indeed we can rely on intuition or other efforts that we usually use. But the most important thing is that we do not place high hopes on the intuition that we use to bet. Intuition can make us confident enough in gambling. But it will be bad if we place too high hopes. The most important thing is our awareness that we can win and lose in the game. Then everything will not be a serious problem.

I must say that generally there is nothing absolutely to be completely rely on, be it intuition, our claim skills,analysis and experience not even luck that is to be completely rely on every aspect all this being mentioned plays an important role while we are gambling but non that can or should be completely rely on because the whole environment is all saturated with uncertainty. However, for people not to feel wired when things didn't work out as expected it is good to have less hope just as you have have made clear and of course I completely agreed with you.
Yes, you should have your own strategy with your own insight on each aspect and not just one or the other, you should not stop yourself from thinking skyward because with the increase in the range, new possibilities are in front of you. When gambling, keep yourself floating with free thought and apply yourself according to the strategy. You should go through favorable situations at each time and in the context that you have a high chance of losing in gambling. In each combination of the factors you mentioned and keeping a limited financial allocation increases the chances of winning in gambling. You may try to get high considering your situation or reduce the chance of losing, but this idea is most of the time in your strategy.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: ethereumhunter on January 29, 2025, 12:19:35 PM
Yes, you should have your own strategy with your own insight on each aspect and not just one or the other, you should not stop yourself from thinking skyward because with the increase in the range, new possibilities are in front of you. When gambling, keep yourself floating with free thought and apply yourself according to the strategy. You should go through favorable situations at each time and in the context that you have a high chance of losing in gambling. In each combination of the factors you mentioned and keeping a limited financial allocation increases the chances of winning in gambling. You may try to get high considering your situation or reduce the chance of losing, but this idea is most of the time in your strategy.
We can not rely on our intuition because we don't know if that is real intuition or other things that can lead us to pick a wrong team. But if we use our analysis, we will know how to pick the right team so that mean we will have a chance to win although that still not guarantee. Besides that, our intuition can change to other which we don't know because some time the greediness can be look as intuition that will tell us to choose the wrong choice. We must be careful if we are rely on our intuition and it is better if we combine our intuition with the analysis that we have so we know what is the situation.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: mirakal on January 29, 2025, 01:14:49 PM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
The problem isn't intuition. If people were intuitive on their lives, they would be wiser, more receptive to learn and develop new skills and knowledges, while avoiding dangerous and harmful situations which have potential to prejudice them.

The point is that people act based on instincts, instead of intuition. Instincts lead people to dumb decisions, because they focus on most primary emotions as rewards in order to reach satisfaction. They don't measure the correlation between causes and consequences, while an intuitive person can make that correlation in a balanced way.

An intuitive gambler knows when to quit for the day and when he should start gambling once again. He knows how much money he should use during a gambling session. On the other hand, an instinctive gambler doesn't know anything, and will gamble until losing all his funds and going bankrupted.
I could be wrong, but smart people don't gamble often because they already know that they will lose their money, and it might influence their minds. So why is a gambler, if not always, but almost all the time, making dumb decisions? This is because they are now trapped in thinking that gambling can change their lives. Whether we use our intuition or instinct, gambling couldn't make things possible. And we have to accept the fact that we never beat the house. We just win because we are too lucky, not because we used either of the two.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: madnessteat on January 29, 2025, 01:33:55 PM
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We need to distinguish which gambling games use intuition. If it is used in gambling based only on luck, then intuition is of little use. If intuition is used in sports betting or poker, then combined with the knowledge and experience of the player intuition can give some advantage. It is important not to forget that this advantage can only be obtained in front of other gamblers, because the casino/bookmaker's office is always at an advantage over players because of the mathematical expectation.  


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: stomachgrowls on January 29, 2025, 02:01:53 PM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
The problem isn't intuition. If people were intuitive on their lives, they would be wiser, more receptive to learn and develop new skills and knowledges, while avoiding dangerous and harmful situations which have potential to prejudice them.

The point is that people act based on instincts, instead of intuition. Instincts lead people to dumb decisions, because they focus on most primary emotions as rewards in order to reach satisfaction. They don't measure the correlation between causes and consequences, while an intuitive person can make that correlation in a balanced way.

An intuitive gambler knows when to quit for the day and when he should start gambling once again. He knows how much money he should use during a gambling session. On the other hand, an instinctive gambler doesn't know anything, and will gamble until losing all his funds and going bankrupted.
I could be wrong, but smart people don't gamble often because they already know that they will lose their money, and it might influence their minds. So why is a gambler, if not always, but almost all the time, making dumb decisions? This is because they are now trapped in thinking that gambling can change their lives. Whether we use our intuition or instinct, gambling couldn't make things possible. And we have to accept the fact that we never beat the house. We just win because we are too lucky, not because we used either of the two.
You dont really that need to be wise but rather it would be that enough on making use of your own common sense on how you would really be that making use at the moment or the time that you do make out some bets or do gamble. Trusting up your intuition? It will really be that up to you on how you would be having this kind of approach whether you do follow your intuition or you would be following your analysis because if you do really that basing up the previous results or outcomes then you will be that having this kind of thinking whether you will be following it out or you will be that sticking into the other options.

When betting then you would really be that usually be thinking about winning on which this is normal but on the time that those intuitions will really be starting to kick in then this is where you would be having hesitations or having these doubts on which one you would be that trying out to choose.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on January 31, 2025, 03:33:54 AM
When betting then you would really be that usually be thinking about winning on which this is normal but on the time that those intuitions will really be starting to kick in then this is where you would be having hesitations or having these doubts on which one you would be that trying out to choose.

Yes, those are the insecurities that begin to emerge, but do you know what is the best way to deal with it? Whatever it is, after having made the decision, one should not back out, one should be very sure of what one chose. If one makes a mistake, one loses, and that helps to make a better decision in a moment of possible pressure, so not everything is failure, not everything is loss, sometimes by losing one gains experience and more security , more foundation when it comes to making a decision The moment will come when, even if one makes a mistake, one will know that the decision one made was the right one.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Cityhunter34 on January 31, 2025, 04:58:37 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Normally gambling is a game of luck, but sometimes is always necessary to listen to your intuition because it do works for me, and it have lead me to success in gambling. Although not everytime but I strongly believe that any gambling that do apply intuition when gambling will notice that it do prevent often losses at times. However, as a gambler it's essential to understand that gambling is a game of luck, nobody knows it all when it comes to gambling.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Tmoonz on January 31, 2025, 11:38:36 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Normally gambling is a game of luck, but sometimes is always necessary to listen to your intuition because it do works for me, and it have lead me to success in gambling. Although not everytime but I strongly believe that any gambling that do apply intuition when gambling will notice that it do prevent often losses at times. However, as a gambler it's essential to understand that gambling is a game of luck, nobody knows it all when it comes to gambling.

For me I think I must say irrespective of my analysis and researches, if it doesn't go down with my intuition I will not be satisfied to make that bet even though I don't completely trust on it but it gives me certain rest of my mind as regards to fulfilling with I most preferred to be the possible outcome of the results, while I don't keep high hopes on it every gambler should know result can be very uncertain where we only get winning by being lucky at that very time because it can never work all the times. To an extend the whole thing is more like craving for the satisfaction of our conscience.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Finestream on January 31, 2025, 12:08:26 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Normally gambling is a game of luck, but sometimes is always necessary to listen to your intuition because it do works for me, and it have lead me to success in gambling. Although not everytime but I strongly believe that any gambling that do apply intuition when gambling will notice that it do prevent often losses at times. However, as a gambler it's essential to understand that gambling is a game of luck, nobody knows it all when it comes to gambling.
You're right. Gambling is a game of luck, and using our intuition cannot change how gambling works. We may say that we win because we follow our instinct, but we can never guarantee that it will still work next time. I tried it, and the outcome was different.

It was just relying on some lucky charm. At first, we believe it because we win while wearing it, but we lose the next bet. That is why, whether we trust our intuition or not, luck is still what we need the most.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: danherbias07 on January 31, 2025, 12:38:37 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Normally gambling is a game of luck, but sometimes is always necessary to listen to your intuition because it do works for me, and it have lead me to success in gambling. Although not everytime but I strongly believe that any gambling that do apply intuition when gambling will notice that it do prevent often losses at times. However, as a gambler it's essential to understand that gambling is a game of luck, nobody knows it all when it comes to gambling.
At times. Not always.
Gambling is not actually pure luck when it's about sports betting but it is with slots and other casino games. Still, we must always consider everything, from winnings to the amount of wagered because luck plays a part only to those who had lost much.
Play slots after a good multiplier win and you will see how cruel the game will be afterward. It won't even give free spins or even if you buy the bonus you will only get a single-digit multiplier or maybe worse than that.
But those who had lost way too much can sometimes hit x500 - 1000 in just 1 - 20 spins. That's because the system is also considering the amount of losses each gambler had and they need to give back a part of it if they want them to come back. That's a strategy that has been there for years and we might confuse that with intuition, instinct, or whatever you call it but it's actually not.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Mate2237 on January 31, 2025, 01:08:35 PM
Even though it's not every time that your intuition doesn't work out the way you predicted a game but in an average of ten matches your intuition will be actually right in about six matches making it 6/10 which is a good score so I will categorically say that intuition actually works when it comes to gambling, the role of using your intuition in gambling can't be over emphasized because your intuition has a way of telling you the right option to bet on but most times we as gamblers refuse to follow our intuition that is the reason why loses are been recorded in our betting slips

Of course am not totally against someone trying to be rational by doing proper research in gambling before placing a bet but from experience I can tell you that intuition works even though you can't make it a law to be listening to your intuition every time but if you're sure about what your intuition is telling you about then you have to just follow your intuition


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: bettercrypto on January 31, 2025, 01:12:49 PM
Yes, you should have your own strategy with your own insight on each aspect and not just one or the other, you should not stop yourself from thinking skyward because with the increase in the range, new possibilities are in front of you. When gambling, keep yourself floating with free thought and apply yourself according to the strategy. You should go through favorable situations at each time and in the context that you have a high chance of losing in gambling. In each combination of the factors you mentioned and keeping a limited financial allocation increases the chances of winning in gambling. You may try to get high considering your situation or reduce the chance of losing, but this idea is most of the time in your strategy.
We can not rely on our intuition because we don't know if that is real intuition or other things that can lead us to pick a wrong team. But if we use our analysis, we will know how to pick the right team so that mean we will have a chance to win although that still not guarantee. Besides that, our intuition can change to other which we don't know because some time the greediness can be look as intuition that will tell us to choose the wrong choice. We must be careful if we are rely on our intuition and it is better if we combine our intuition with the analysis that we have so we know what is the situation.

You're right, sometimes when we follow the instructions, it sometimes leads us to something we didn't expect to happen, doesn't it happen most of the time to other fellow crypto communities.

Though, sometimes it also works out, it's just not like that all the time, right? So it's really better for us to conduct our own analysis of a crypto asset, especially since we know for ourselves that we know how to analyze correctly and that we have full confidence in ourselves.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Lannakosa on January 31, 2025, 01:14:03 PM

We can not rely on our intuition because we don't know if that is real intuition or other things that can lead us to pick a wrong team. But if we use our analysis, we will know how to pick the right team so that mean we will have a chance to win although that still not guarantee. Besides that, our intuition can change to other which we don't know because some time the greediness can be look as intuition that will tell us to choose the wrong choice. We must be careful if we are rely on our intuition and it is better if we combine our intuition with the analysis that we have so we know what is the situation.
Sometimes you can rely on intuition if the analysis tells us that it may be a good choice, but intuition tells us that it is better to skip this event. That is, we can use intuition not only to place bets, but also to refuse it if we have doubts. Intuition is a very complex topic and there is no one right course regarding it, because it concerns each individual person and everyone can understand it in their own way.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: hedgeh0g on January 31, 2025, 01:37:19 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I think there is nothing wrong with sometimes trusting our intuition because sometimes it turns out to be right especially if we are sure about something we want to do, right?
It just doesn't become effective when we are not sure about something we are going to do or thinking about.

Now, if we apply it to gambling, it probably depends on the game we choose, like I said if we are sure, our intuition may be right in my opinion but not most of the time of course.
Even professionals sometimes resort to intuition, because they are not robots to make 100% correct decisions. For example, poker players often trust their intuition when the hand has become too complicated and the probabilities are approximately the same. In this case, they supplement their intuition at the end of the hand, on the basis of which they make a decision. I have seen how this happens and of course I would also like to reach this level, but this is too difficult a task for me, so I use intuition at a primitive level in gambling. For example, when I need to make a bet and of course I am not at all sure of it. Generally speaking, such a game will lead me to losses, at least I understand this.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: hahay on January 31, 2025, 01:59:54 PM
Intuition or instinct does not entirely give bad results, because the first users who have just started gambling also rely only on their intuition or instinct. Although indeed, the influence of the surrounding environment will also have an impact on the gambling that is done but still, in betting intuition or instinct will always be involved. Even though you have various ways to calculate, analyze and make other calculations, but when you are going to start choosing to determine the choice in betting, intuition or instinct will still be involved. Therefore, there will always be a feeling when you then become doubtful or also become more confident, it depends on the intuition  or instinct in yourself.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: mak013 on February 01, 2025, 08:47:21 AM
Intuition or instinct does not entirely give bad results, because the first users who have just started gambling also rely only on their intuition or instinct. Although indeed, the influence of the surrounding environment will also have an impact on the gambling that is done but still, in betting intuition or instinct will always be involved. Even though you have various ways to calculate, analyze and make other calculations, but when you are going to start choosing to determine the choice in betting, intuition or instinct will still be involved. Therefore, there will always be a feeling when you then become doubtful or also become more confident, it depends on the intuition  or instinct in yourself.
When i play football, i don`t think what to do - i feel what to do right this moment. We can call it instinct or intuition, ok. But i see how my "instinct" changed with time and experience. So i think that it is same for the gambling. We can call it intuition, but it is just prediction, automatically calculated by brain. As the result - newbies make lots of mistakes believing it, old gamblers - can believe in intuition due to huge experience, it allows them to make good prediction.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: mammusu on February 01, 2025, 09:04:23 AM
Intuition or instinct does not entirely give bad results, because the first users who have just started gambling also rely only on their intuition or instinct. Although indeed, the influence of the surrounding environment will also have an impact on the gambling that is done but still, in betting intuition or instinct will always be involved. Even though you have various ways to calculate, analyze and make other calculations, but when you are going to start choosing to determine the choice in betting, intuition or instinct will still be involved. Therefore, there will always be a feeling when you then become doubtful or also become more confident, it depends on the intuition  or instinct in yourself.
Intuition can indeed be an important part of the decision-making process, but it should also be accompanied by intuition and we should also combine it with solid analysis, so that at least the decisions we take can be rational in betting and gambling, I think it is very important to develop intuition through experience and learning from experienced people, but still must we rely on data and calculations in making every Decisions, in addition to the factors of intuition, experience, expertise and also data analysis, of course the luck factor is also a supporting factor in gambling or betting in my opinion.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Julien_Olynpic on February 21, 2025, 12:30:31 AM
I have now gradually come to the idea that intuition is a kind of antagonist of rules. And the interactions between rules and intuition can be different.
For example:
1. Rules + Intuition.
2. Rules instead of intuition.
3. Intuition instead of rules.
In addition, both rules and intuition can be very good, simply good, neutral, bad and very bad. Thus, the number of different combined options is large. However, the best options are when we have very good rules and, in addition to them, good intuition. And here I want to emphasize: rules are more important than intuition. And intuition itself only complements the rules, and does not oppose them.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: alegotardo on February 21, 2025, 12:57:07 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I think intuition is a valuable skill in gambling and can be quite useful in some situations, especially when it comes to recognizing patterns or making quick predictions, but it must be combined with solid analysis and game strategy.

I don't think we should ignore intuition and leave it out of our betting entirely; I consider it to be a kind of "special skill" that can also be developed and improved over time through practice and experience. But, as I said before, you can trust your intuition and use it as an additional tool, but never as the only source of decision-making, because relying too much on intuition will certainly lead you to significant losses with irrational decisions.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Kristiyana on February 21, 2025, 01:04:15 AM
success in gambling?
Intuition works for me while gambling but out of 100 games that I would have gambled or bet on, I do not think it can happen more than 2 times. It is a kind of strong feeling that I should go for a bet. Sometimes I may not have time to bet or have money on my betting account. This will make me fund the betting account to gamble on just the game. It has always been 99% accurate. But this strong feelings comes when I have knowledge about the match and not just a blind betting.

Me too sometimes when i decide to follow my  intuition when making prediction I always end up wining at the end, why sometimes if my intuition does not work I will end up getting a negative result. Of course is only when you see that the chance of the team which you're about to give the wining is 90% that's only when the feeling will be strong, but when the chance of winning the game is like 50% at this point the feeling will not be strong, That's just how it is.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Samlucky O on February 21, 2025, 01:53:14 AM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Each an everyone has their category or pattern of gambling and I believe intuition is one of them.  Most games I usually play is based on intuition and or instinct. Most times you just need your intuition to leed you than being too much mathematically calculative. Even as that, i still believe in the school of thought that say gambling win is by luck. There is no particular strategy that is believed to be the best when it comes to gambling.
Relying on intuition in betting has also been done by me, but unfortunately the chances of winning that I get are actually very small compared to when I do analysis through existing data and statistics so far, maybe everyone has a different mindset and also a different way of betting, but just relying on intuition in betting isn't it the same as blindly?
Well you may chose to call intuition betting blind betting, but it may not actually be the way you think. Sometimes intuition game may not necessarily be a guesting game but comes in form of a predicted game from past or previous analysis which your instinct still tell you that selection may never play afterall since the team setting of the selected club has changed. So surly not every intuition game are just guessing game.

Intuition may indeed be needed when we have to make quick decisions like in  poker game, but we know that gambling and betting are often determined by random results that cannot be controlled, so indeed intuition and luck will not always give us long-term wins.
Although intuition works for both gambling and betting but don't Surely intuition most often works on gambling than betting. Because in gambling like the poker, slot or rollet all are just games of luck where there is no prediction.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: junder on February 21, 2025, 02:34:10 AM
I have now gradually come to the idea that intuition is a kind of antagonist of rules. And the interactions between rules and intuition can be different.
For example:
1. Rules + Intuition.
2. Rules instead of intuition.
3. Intuition instead of rules.
In addition, both rules and intuition can be very good, simply good, neutral, bad and very bad. Thus, the number of different combined options is large. However, the best options are when we have very good rules and, in addition to them, good intuition. And here I want to emphasize: rules are more important than intuition. And intuition itself only complements the rules, and does not oppose them.
Therefore, the most important thing is the rules that we must set, while intuition is under the rules, meaning that intuition is more like a complement so we don't have to follow it all the time, there are times when we have to ignore it. Sometimes trusting intuition can make us experience bad things, but if we are ready to accept disappointing results, maybe that's not a problem.

We must have our own rules in betting, such as the limits set, so that nothing bad happens. While intuition can sometimes make things more complicated.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Hirose UK on February 21, 2025, 06:48:07 AM
I have now gradually come to the idea that intuition is a kind of antagonist of rules. And the interactions between rules and intuition can be different.
For example:
1. Rules + Intuition.
2. Rules instead of intuition.
3. Intuition instead of rules.
In addition, both rules and intuition can be very good, simply good, neutral, bad and very bad. Thus, the number of different combined options is large. However, the best options are when we have very good rules and, in addition to them, good intuition. And here I want to emphasize: rules are more important than intuition. And intuition itself only complements the rules, and does not oppose them.
You can have the idea and really understand it between the two but will people be able to think that far, the rules are there and clearly realized by the human mind while intuition will always be under the mind or can be said to be under the conscious brain which is always done without someone realizing it.
But here I agree with you that rules are more important than intuition and so intuition as complement to the rules, moreover person emotional level and mindset will be the main factor about what they will do at the same time for each activity.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Sticky Bomb on February 21, 2025, 07:45:31 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Gambling is a thing of luck and your intuition may disappoint you when result of your bets emerge. I believe in doing proper research about the teams I bet on before casting my stake. It's important to know the forms of their players and their availability before you can make decision. It helps give you the insight to make better decisions while gambling.

Researches isn't very accurate since players can still mess up your predictions by indiscipline on the field of play and some of them are sent off, reducing your chances of converting your bets, which boils down to winning bets being about luck, but with knowledge rather than mere intuition, your chances are higher.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: swogerino on February 21, 2025, 07:58:36 AM
I have now gradually come to the idea that intuition is a kind of antagonist of rules. And the interactions between rules and intuition can be different.
For example:
1. Rules + Intuition.
2. Rules instead of intuition.
3. Intuition instead of rules.
In addition, both rules and intuition can be very good, simply good, neutral, bad and very bad. Thus, the number of different combined options is large. However, the best options are when we have very good rules and, in addition to them, good intuition. And here I want to emphasize: rules are more important than intuition. And intuition itself only complements the rules, and does not oppose them.

I would call intuition the same as superstition which I doubt would help much both in sport betting  and slots or luck related games. I don't follow any rules for example in sport betting except lately checking who will be the referee and watching some videos of how if he has impacted the game for the bad rather than for good. If this guy has impacted the game I simply refrain from betting to the event this guy is going to make the referee for that game. Normally I have a few other things also set by me in slot machines but they are not as relevant as in sport betting as they are totally random and luck based games.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: sompitonov on February 21, 2025, 08:01:25 AM
I have now gradually come to the idea that intuition is a kind of antagonist of rules. And the interactions between rules and intuition can be different.
For example:
1. Rules + Intuition.
2. Rules instead of intuition.
3. Intuition instead of rules.
In addition, both rules and intuition can be very good, simply good, neutral, bad and very bad. Thus, the number of different combined options is large. However, the best options are when we have very good rules and, in addition to them, good intuition. And here I want to emphasize: rules are more important than intuition. And intuition itself only complements the rules, and does not oppose them.
Therefore, the most important thing is the rules that we must set, while intuition is under the rules, meaning that intuition is more like a complement so we don't have to follow it all the time, there are times when we have to ignore it. Sometimes trusting intuition can make us experience bad things, but if we are ready to accept disappointing results, maybe that's not a problem.

We must have our own rules in betting, such as the limits set, so that nothing bad happens. While intuition can sometimes make things more complicated.
The thing is that intuition is often deceptive, we can trust it, but in the end everything will turn out the opposite in a real game, which will lead to a loss. I would also like to say that these are just our fantasies based on past experience, and not just thoughts that arise for no reason. Still, it is foolish to deny the influence of the past on today's intuition. After all, after many years of playing, our intuition is formed at a high level and we use it to do some things with great confidence. In any case, I would not take it too seriously, because it is not an exact science like mathematics, which means you cannot completely rely on it and bet crazy money.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: stomachgrowls on February 21, 2025, 08:11:59 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
Gambling is a thing of luck and your intuition may disappoint you when result of your bets emerge. I believe in doing proper research about the teams I bet on before casting my stake. It's important to know the forms of their players and their availability before you can make decision. It helps give you the insight to make better decisions while gambling.

Researches isn't very accurate since players can still mess up your predictions by indiscipline on the field of play and some of them are sent off, reducing your chances of converting your bets, which boils down to winning bets being about luck, but with knowledge rather than mere intuition, your chances are higher.
It doesnt really only giving out that disappointment but also in could bring up joy or being happy once that bets will really be turning out to be a winning one. This is where some gamblers or bettors will really be that trying out to follow up their intuition once they would be able to feel it out. This is why it will be that understandable that at the time or moment that you do find yourself having those doubts with your intuition calls then it will be basing up into the past decisions that you had made out. This is why it would really be that situational into this aspect because not all the time we will be sharing up on the same results in regarding into your gambling decisions.

If you do found yourself having no good history on winning with those intuition calls then you would definitely be just that ignoring it out, but there are really those moments or times that you do see some advantage or having that good result then it will be that impossible that you would really be ignoring out these things because you do know that this could bring out that profit, but in overall it will be that best that you should be that going into the decisions on which you do prefer and having no regret in the end.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: sunsilk on February 21, 2025, 08:13:37 AM
I would call intuition the same as superstition which I doubt would help much both in sport betting  and slots or luck related games. I don't follow any rules for example in sport betting except lately checking who will be the referee and watching some videos of how if he has impacted the game for the bad rather than for good. If this guy has impacted the game I simply refrain from betting to the event this guy is going to make the referee for that game. Normally I have a few other things also set by me in slot machines but they are not as relevant as in sport betting as they are totally random and luck based games.
Yeah, that's related as it seems and I think that I am with you about intuitions that are close to superstitious beliefs. Because we rely on what we believe and then luck plays a big part.

But I don't go too deep with what you have explained like including the referees although I think that also plays a part for some sports bettors and that factors out quite big impact.

Mainly, if there is some bets that I feel that I don't like going in. That's already a sign for me that I will not tackle and deal with it even if my half head tells me to proceed.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: ethereumhunter on February 21, 2025, 09:20:19 AM
Gambling is a thing of luck and your intuition may disappoint you when result of your bets emerge. I believe in doing proper research about the teams I bet on before casting my stake. It's important to know the forms of their players and their availability before you can make decision. It helps give you the insight to make better decisions while gambling.

Researches isn't very accurate since players can still mess up your predictions by indiscipline on the field of play and some of them are sent off, reducing your chances of converting your bets, which boils down to winning bets being about luck, but with knowledge rather than mere intuition, your chances are higher.
Betting is not just use intuition but it depend on the research and analysis and your luck. So even if you trust intuition, you still need to those things to give you the chance to win in gambling. If you don't use those things instead just use intuition, you may difficult to win because your intuition can change into greediness especially if you win before.

Research will not always give the win but at least, you know how to pick the right team that have a chance to win. You need to improve your skill in betting so you don't have to use your intuition but you use your skill to analyze the match.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: EarnOnVictor on February 21, 2025, 09:24:25 AM
I have now gradually come to the idea that intuition is a kind of antagonist of rules. And the interactions between rules and intuition can be different.
For example:
1. Rules + Intuition.
2. Rules instead of intuition.
3. Intuition instead of rules.
-snip-
Don't beat yourself up on this, intuition can save the day just as following your rules strictly can, and in the same way, the two can ruin the party for you, gambling is not what we should be too rigid about anything. Besides, intuition is supposed to be used when there is no viable way, this might be when your rules have been failing you for so long, so I believe people are even misusing intuition. You only let the gut out when you are in dire need of it, otherwise, the person is not with his right senses.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Smartprofit on February 21, 2025, 11:10:43 AM
In my opinion, rules are what is clearly understood by the human mind. Rules are what a person has understood to such an extent that he is now able to clearly and distinctly express it in writing. That is, this is the highest level of understanding.

Intuition is also a certain level of understanding. However, intuition is something that is on a person’s subconscious level. A person knows certain things, but does not realize that he knows these things. He calls it his intuition.

At the same time (this is very important) at the level of consciousness, a person does not yet understand these things. Based on this, he is not able to express this knowledge in writing (electronic or on paper).

He is not able to formalize this knowledge in the form of rules. At the same time, a person can use both his rules and his intuition in the process of gambling.

Both can contribute to his winning in gambling.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: eisen33 on February 21, 2025, 11:35:10 AM

Therefore, the most important thing is the rules that we must set, while intuition is under the rules, meaning that intuition is more like a complement so we don't have to follow it all the time, there are times when we have to ignore it. Sometimes trusting intuition can make us experience bad things, but if we are ready to accept disappointing results, maybe that's not a problem.

We must have our own rules in betting, such as the limits set, so that nothing bad happens. While intuition can sometimes make things more complicated.

You can listen to your intuition when it comes to some simple things, like going for a walk or staying home, or going on some trip and choosing where you will go and where it will be better for you, but allowing money to be managed in this way is bad, because intuition is not based on the analysis of some data, but simply on your inner feelings, which may turn out to be a mistake.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: summonerrk on February 21, 2025, 11:49:46 AM
In my opinion, rules are what is clearly understood by the human mind. Rules are what a person has understood to such an extent that he is now able to clearly and distinctly express it in writing. That is, this is the highest level of understanding.

Intuition is also a certain level of understanding. However, intuition is something that is on a person’s subconscious level. A person knows certain things, but does not realize that he knows these things. He calls it his intuition.

At the same time (this is very important) at the level of consciousness, a person does not yet understand these things. Based on this, he is not able to express this knowledge in writing (electronic or on paper).

He is not able to formalize this knowledge in the form of rules. At the same time, a person can use both his rules and his intuition in the process of gambling.

Both can contribute to his winning in gambling.

It seems to me that intuition is something that has developed over the course of evolution. It is the feeling that allows us to make decisions quickly, prompting from beneath the surface of our consciousness. And when they say that the human brain is only used at 30 percent, I believe that the rest is the subconscious that forms intuition. Like an archive of knowledge that we cannot access in a conscious state. And I also believe that it can be quite useful to be able to listen to your inner voice. This can be especially effective in poker.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Marykeller on February 21, 2025, 12:13:11 PM
When a gambler analyst fails them, that's when they try to bet with their intuition to see whether it will favor them. The moment their intuition fails them one or two times, they quit gambling for that day.

I haven't seen a gambler who strictly depends on their intuition for gambling bets wins. When their intuition normally kicks in is when their analysis has failed them; by then, they will try to go by what intuition tells them about a bet(it's like trying your luck).


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: DubemIfedigbo001 on February 21, 2025, 01:18:28 PM
I have now gradually come to the idea that intuition is a kind of antagonist of rules. And the interactions between rules and intuition can be different.
For example:
1. Rules + Intuition.
2. Rules instead of intuition.
3. Intuition instead of rules.
In addition, both rules and intuition can be very good, simply good, neutral, bad and very bad. Thus, the number of different combined options is large. However, the best options are when we have very good rules and, in addition to them, good intuition. And here I want to emphasize: rules are more important than intuition. And intuition itself only complements the rules, and does not oppose them.
Now as a person who watches most EPL, Spanish, German and Italian matches, especially EPL matches and follow up news as much as I can. I can trust myself to make some informed decisions from intuition since I'm familiar with most activities and know club performances and most players injury status off heart.

Plenty researches and rules can be very contradictory sometimes and you've to just make some rational conclusions off heart and they would convert for you. The only scenario I tend to play more by the rules is when I'm less involved. I really trust my intuition when I'm following the progress of teams I gamble on.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Makus on February 21, 2025, 01:45:37 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I think intuition is a valuable skill in gambling and can be quite useful in some situations, especially when it comes to recognizing patterns or making quick predictions, but it must be combined with solid analysis and game strategy.

I don't think we should ignore intuition and leave it out of our betting entirely; I consider it to be a kind of "special skill" that can also be developed and improved over time through practice and experience. But, as I said before, you can trust your intuition and use it as an additional tool, but never as the only source of decision-making, because relying too much on intuition will certainly lead you to significant losses with irrational decisions.

You made a good point mate, intuition is another gamble strategy that helps in most cases, even in sport betting. Majority of the time reoccurrence cease to happen and we see big teams taking defeat from small teams, yet there are gamblers who bet on those small teams to win the game.  Based on analysis and form of the big team it's difficult to predict that they would experience defeat from such team but at the end they do and time like this if you follow your instincts rather than analysis you'll definitely smile at the outcome of the game. So we cannot do away with intuition just like that as far as gambling is concerned, it helps to make some insane decisions that later ends up in our favour.  However it shouldn't be consider as our  major determinant of decision making but as an alternative just as you've said.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: junder on February 22, 2025, 04:11:47 AM
The thing is that intuition is often deceptive, we can trust it, but in the end everything will turn out the opposite in a real game, which will lead to a loss. I would also like to say that these are just our fantasies based on past experience, and not just thoughts that arise for no reason. Still, it is foolish to deny the influence of the past on today's intuition. After all, after many years of playing, our intuition is formed at a high level and we use it to do some things with great confidence. In any case, I would not take it too seriously, because it is not an exact science like mathematics, which means you cannot completely rely on it and bet crazy money.
Back to our luck too, because maybe when we occasionally believe in intuition there is luck on our side and makes us succeed in getting victory but indeed more often it causes defeat. Indeed it is better for us not to take it seriously, also with the gambling that we do, don't take it too seriously because when this is considered serious it can actually be a weapon that attacks us.

When we take it seriously then here what will happen is a big problem with such as bets that are made without any good consideration before doing it.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: danherbias07 on February 22, 2025, 10:44:06 AM
I have now gradually come to the idea that intuition is a kind of antagonist of rules. And the interactions between rules and intuition can be different.
For example:
1. Rules + Intuition.
2. Rules instead of intuition.
3. Intuition instead of rules.
In addition, both rules and intuition can be very good, simply good, neutral, bad and very bad. Thus, the number of different combined options is large. However, the best options are when we have very good rules and, in addition to them, good intuition. And here I want to emphasize: rules are more important than intuition. And intuition itself only complements the rules, and does not oppose them.
That's nice. I do agree that rules are very important and we must have them all the time especially when it comes to gambling. Still, I do believe that intuition is not a dependable event. We can use it or we don't have to, we still have a choice. Unlike how it is with rules, we can follow it or break it but when we have discipline then we always just follow it. Intuition doesn't require discipline it's a go or no-go situation and it could ruin our bet or make it better. In my case, it's very rare to have the right intuition, most of the time it's a bad result but I do have some good times too.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: gunhell16 on February 22, 2025, 11:40:33 AM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I think intuition is a valuable skill in gambling and can be quite useful in some situations, especially when it comes to recognizing patterns or making quick predictions, but it must be combined with solid analysis and game strategy.

I don't think we should ignore intuition and leave it out of our betting entirely; I consider it to be a kind of "special skill" that can also be developed and improved over time through practice and experience. But, as I said before, you can trust your intuition and use it as an additional tool, but never as the only source of decision-making, because relying too much on intuition will certainly lead you to significant losses with irrational decisions.

Not in all cases is the response that intuition gives us positive. Because if the individual's intuition is negative and he follows it, for sure the result will be negative too.

but there is also a chance that the intuition that enters the minds of other communities in this matter is positive.
Because there is a chance that other people's intuition is also correct.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: jstyler on February 22, 2025, 11:44:54 AM
I think intuition can be a useful tool in gambling, but it's not a reliable one. It's easy to get caught up in the excitement of making a quick decision based on gut feeling, but it's often a recipe for disaster. I think it's better to use intuition as a secondary opinion, not a primary decision maker. Let's say you have a game system and strict rules, but then you also consider your intuition as a "confidence booster" or a "pattern recognizer". That way, you're not relying solely on it, but you're also not ignoring it completely. It's all about finding a balance between logic and instinct.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Pandorak on February 22, 2025, 01:08:35 PM
I personally only consider intuition as an auxiliary tool in making decisions in the game, besides that, intuition is not used as the main factor in decision making, because we know that sometimes intuition can be misleading if not accompanied by analysis of game patterns, sometimes it is only useful in making quick decisions even though it is not right. So far all we can organize is finance or allocation for gambling, this is a clear and definite thing, the rest rely on luck.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Mahanton on February 22, 2025, 01:38:57 PM
I personally only consider intuition as an auxiliary tool in making decisions in the game, besides that, intuition is not used as the main factor in decision making, because we know that sometimes intuition can be misleading if not accompanied by analysis of game patterns, sometimes it is only useful in making quick decisions even though it is not right. So far all we can organize is finance or allocation for gambling, this is a clear and definite thing, the rest rely on luck.
Its never been the main factor if we do speak about making up decisions into our bettings but sometimes these kind of intuition calls will really be that something giving out that kind of hesitance at the moment or time that you do make out such bet or choices on which this will really be that making you that hesitated into the bets on which basing up into your analysis. There are times or experiences in the past where intuition calls do make out some good result or winnings but not really something you can compared when you do bet on favorites. The main reason on why we are really that interested on betting on underdogs is that on the odds that it is giving or the potential wins that you can get on which unlike when dealing up with favorites that playing around 1.1-1.8x on which there's really that kind of preference whether you do look up these odds pretty or worth it but most of the time it isnt worth it and thats why at the time that you do make out such decisions then this is where usually these intuitions will really be disrupting your decision making and on the moment that it do happens that bettors will alter out their bets in according into their intuition and not following into their earlier analysis. This is indeed common but later on when it loses then this is where we do start on having those kind of


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: hahay on February 22, 2025, 01:48:19 PM
I personally only consider intuition as an auxiliary tool in making decisions in the game, besides that, intuition is not used as the main factor in decision making, because we know that sometimes intuition can be misleading if not accompanied by analysis of game patterns, sometimes it is only useful in making quick decisions even though it is not right. So far all we can organize is finance or allocation for gambling, this is a clear and definite thing, the rest rely on luck.

After all, winning in gambling is basically based on luck, so betting only with intuition is still interesting for me and I do that. After all, if winning in gambling is based on analysis then gambling should have given a lot of wealth to all gamblers but in reality, it is not like that. Therefore, there is nothing wrong with betting only relying on intuition, because this way of betting also provides its own challenges to test how lucky we are in the bets made.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Zigabel on February 22, 2025, 04:34:54 PM
I personally only consider intuition as an auxiliary tool in making decisions in the game, besides that, intuition is not used as the main factor in decision making, because we know that sometimes intuition can be misleading if not accompanied by analysis of game patterns, sometimes it is only useful in making quick decisions even though it is not right. So far all we can organize is finance or allocation for gambling, this is a clear and definite thing, the rest rely on luck.
Well in as much as Intuition could actually be correct at some point it isn't a completely reliable tool for making concrete decisions especially when it has to be with gambling that entails you risking some funds, for me making analysis and considering realistic circumstances and factors around to making such decision is actually very important and primary.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: EarnOnVictor on February 22, 2025, 05:02:08 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I think intuition is a valuable skill in gambling and can be quite useful in some situations, especially when it comes to recognizing patterns or making quick predictions, but it must be combined with solid analysis and game strategy.

I don't think we should ignore intuition and leave it out of our betting entirely; I consider it to be a kind of "special skill" that can also be developed and improved over time through practice and experience. But, as I said before, you can trust your intuition and use it as an additional tool, but never as the only source of decision-making, because relying too much on intuition will certainly lead you to significant losses with irrational decisions.

Not in all cases is the response that intuition gives us positive. Because if the individual's intuition is negative and he follows it, for sure the result will be negative too.
I love that! This is because you didn't totally condemn intuition as some misguided people do but acknowledged that we could have a wrong intuition about some things, that's where we should be careful. And as we know it, gambling is risky on its own, there are some games that are  100% dependent on luck, and I wonder what our intuition could do in that situation. So, even me, I blame my intuition less when I lose in gambling because "gambling will always be gambling," no perfect formula.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: MarjorieZimmermanGinger on February 22, 2025, 05:11:54 PM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
In terms of gambling, perhaps following intuition is not a good choice because talking about the chances of increasing victory depends very much on how lucky we are. Sometimes we even make easy predictions in football betting based on team performance, but in fact the analysis we do also does not provide an opportunity to win the bet because the team we think can win the match actually loses at that time. The logic can be contrary to the results that will occur so that the predictions we make will not necessarily provide victory in a particular match.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Hispo on February 22, 2025, 10:34:55 PM
I personally only consider intuition as an auxiliary tool in making decisions in the game, besides that, intuition is not used as the main factor in decision making, because we know that sometimes intuition can be misleading if not accompanied by analysis of game patterns, sometimes it is only useful in making quick decisions even though it is not right. So far all we can organize is finance or allocation for gambling, this is a clear and definite thing, the rest rely on luck.

Funnily enough, I have seen people who allow themselves to be guided only by their intuition or "gut feeling" as they call it and they have managed to get pretty good results in very specific occasions when they decide to bet in matches they have some minimum knowledge about. I find it quite ironic, keeping in mind how important technical analysis and history of the clubs are supposed to be in order to try to forecast the outcomes, but there are exceptions to the rule.

In the end, every gamble and bettor is at the mercy of luck and there is no easy way to accurately predict the future several times in a row, securing profits witn a steady way, thereforez we are never supposed to see sport betting as a way to capitalize on our "gut feeling" or intuition, otherwise the loss of money will be inevitable.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Dewi Aries on February 22, 2025, 11:25:05 PM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
In terms of gambling, perhaps following intuition is not a good choice because talking about the chances of increasing victory depends very much on how lucky we are. Sometimes we even make easy predictions in football betting based on team performance, but in fact the analysis we do also does not provide an opportunity to win the bet because the team we think can win the match actually loses at that time. The logic can be contrary to the results that will occur so that the predictions we make will not necessarily provide victory in a particular match.

Yes but when we talk about the type of casino game then intuition works as the basis for decision making every time we want to play, but in the end it is clear regardless of the type of game, luck is always the most important factor to be able to achieve victory and in sports betting executing bets based on intuition in my opinion is a decision that is quite unfortunate, it does not mean that you will lose completely but as we know that skills do have a role that is also quite important to increase opportunities but yes it cannot fully guarantee victory which for example as you have explained above that it is not uncommon for stronger teams to lose, and this is the reason why setting limits on the amount bet and our expectations of victory must still be applied.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Negotiation on February 23, 2025, 01:46:52 AM
Gambling should not be based solely on intuition the outcome of gambling is completely uncertain luck plays a big role here and the outcome of gambling changes frequently. Your intuition will not always be correct winning at gambling requires good strategy and knowledge you need to know you are willing to risk in gambling and play accordingly. You should not gamble beyond your financial capacity or take too risk. Your intuition can help you make small decisions when taking a big gamble but this does not always happen there is risk here.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Julien_Olynpic on February 23, 2025, 05:07:05 AM

And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

Do you know that intuition works for some people whereas it doesn't for some cause it depends on how one see  that category, basically I don't reky on intuition cause it doesn't work for me in most cases but then what I think about intuition in regards to gambling is that it doesn't lead to long term success or win but luck facilitates the win more making it look like intuition works so well.
Yes, there are people whose intuition does not work. But even those people whose intuition works cannot always place bets without fear. In this regard, I recall the saying of one old trader and gambler who said that intuition is a quality derived from experience. If you do not have at least 5 years of experience, then consider that you do not have intuition. And even if you have experience, then intuition can do little to help in the absence of rules. In fact, intuition is needed where and only where it cannot cause harm or cause additional harm.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Smartprofit on February 23, 2025, 03:22:33 PM
When it comes to games of chance based solely on luck, the player's intuition is unlikely to help him. Most likely, in such a situation, the player is simply deceiving himself, talking about intuition and its influence on the outcome of the game of chance.

How can intuition help a player win, for example, at roulette? The correct answer is that it cannot help at all.

Such games are completely described by the mathematical theory of probability. The player has virtually no influence on the outcome of such a game.

Unless, of course, he is from the "Ocean's 13" team (but that's a completely different story). After all, the heroes of this movie are not players, but professional swindlers who creatively interfere with the functioning of the casino, using various clever tricks.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on February 23, 2025, 06:29:30 PM

In terms of gambling, perhaps following intuition is not a good choice because talking about the chances of increasing victory depends very much on how lucky we are. Sometimes we even make easy predictions in football betting based on team performance, but in fact the analysis we do also does not provide an opportunity to win the bet because the team we think can win the match actually loses at that time. The logic can be contrary to the results that will occur so that the predictions we make will not necessarily provide victory in a particular match.
Each one of us has a concept About Intuition , for me Personally it has helped me in other aspects of life, like to protect me from Something Bad happening to me, or to try to prevent someone from doing bad, whether in dreams, thoughts or in Whatever way it presents itself, but in trading, or well in gambling it is different, many times we believe that we have intuition and we confuse it with what are the impulses and that does not work that way, because money is lost by letting ourselves be carried away by such a feeling.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: madnessteat on February 23, 2025, 06:48:59 PM
Every choice we make is based on analyzing a specific situation. It is impossible to understand whether our choice is a consequence of logical thinking or intuition alone, because it is so closely interconnected in our thinking that we do not even notice or share it. It seems to me that we all use intuition every day. It is strange to hear from some forum members that you should not trust your intuition when gambling. In fact it is the same as saying you should not trust your choices.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Wakate on February 23, 2025, 08:28:09 PM
Gambling should not be based solely on intuition the outcome of gambling is completely uncertain luck plays a big role here and the outcome of gambling changes frequently. Your intuition will not always be correct winning at gambling requires good strategy and knowledge you need to know you are willing to risk in gambling and play accordingly. You should not gamble beyond your financial capacity or take too risk. Your intuition can help you make small decisions when taking a big gamble but this does not always happen there is risk here.
Making money from betting is more of luck than your intuition. Your intuition has nothing to do with you winning or losing. You need to keep selecting good games especially in sport bets so that you can keep making some reasonable profits. Gambling is not a place to use trial amount of money and then you are looking to make huge profits from betting. Some gamblers do not know how to take risks that's why they will keep complaining of not been profitable as gambler. Your intuition can even tell you to keep gambling even when you are losing money which is why you have to make sure that you don't gamble too much when it is certain that you might not make profit.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: AmaGold70 on February 23, 2025, 08:44:20 PM
Trusting your intuition may be useful at some point, but it cannot guarantee reliability in the long run. What we need more is luck and experience in gambling, wherein skills and strategies will develop gradually after reliable experiences. If you want to increase your chances of winning, and lessen your future losses, don’t just rely on one’s gut and intuition, but rather analyze and understand the odds, and of course apply risk management that is crucial in gambling.
Yes, you are right because sometimes it can be useful but just like you have said it can never guarantee winning at last because gambling is a game of luck. No matter how effort you put in gambling luck ultimately plays a significant role in gambling, although sometimes is better you do your best before relying solely on luck.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Pi$$ on February 23, 2025, 09:06:24 PM
Every choice we make is based on analyzing a specific situation. It is impossible to understand whether our choice is a consequence of logical thinking or intuition alone, because it is so closely interconnected in our thinking that we do not even notice or share it. It seems to me that we all use intuition every day. It is strange to hear from some forum members that you should not trust your intuition when gambling. In fact it is the same as saying you should not trust your choices.
Intuition is closely related to instincts, analyzing any game many things are included, not just by prediction alone, sometimes gamblers are expected to go against the most obvious selection, reason because instincts kicked for such a move and at times it favors the gambler. Luck is associated with analysis, but can never be the most valid way to select your games, most gamblers prefer staking against the odds or bear the risk of picking the minority or difficult selections that's more of gambling for fun actually.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: I_Anime on February 23, 2025, 09:18:08 PM
Trusting your intuition may be useful at some point, but it cannot guarantee reliability in the long run. What we need more is luck and experience in gambling, wherein skills and strategies will develop gradually after reliable experiences. If you want to increase your chances of winning, and lessen your future losses, don’t just rely on one’s gut and intuition, but rather analyze and understand the odds, and of course apply risk management that is crucial in gambling.
Yes, you are right because sometimes it can be useful but just like you have said it can never guarantee winning at last because gambling is a game of luck. No matter how effort you put in gambling luck ultimately plays a significant role in gambling, although sometimes is better you do your best before relying solely on luck.

Having experience in gambling may not guarantee you winnings but it can help to reduce losses , because most immature gamblers are the ones that easily themselves rekt all in the name of wanting to get rich quick , and I don’t usually blame most of them because is something that initiate that mindset of thinking they can get rich quick through gambling, but still the fact still remains that gambling is all about luck.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Dewi Aries on February 23, 2025, 10:26:56 PM
Trusting your intuition may be useful at some point, but it cannot guarantee reliability in the long run. What we need more is luck and experience in gambling, wherein skills and strategies will develop gradually after reliable experiences. If you want to increase your chances of winning, and lessen your future losses, don’t just rely on one’s gut and intuition, but rather analyze and understand the odds, and of course apply risk management that is crucial in gambling.
Yes, you are right because sometimes it can be useful but just like you have said it can never guarantee winning at last because gambling is a game of luck. No matter how effort you put in gambling luck ultimately plays a significant role in gambling, although sometimes is better you do your best before relying solely on luck.

Maybe what you mean above is your intuition and not luck, because after all it is luck that guarantees victory regardless of how hard you try to pursue victory and one of the reasons why most victories depend on luck is because gambling is an activity that never knows the results, we do not see any picture or even an indication that in the end you will win at the end of the game, sometimes even though we have bet in the right way in the sense of applying analysis according to the statistics of the two teams that will compete but still does not mean it is impossible for you to end up losing and this is the reason why limits on the amount of bets and also your expectations of victory must always be applied.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: slapper on February 23, 2025, 10:44:46 PM
Every choice we make is based on analyzing a specific situation. It is impossible to understand whether our choice is a consequence of logical thinking or intuition alone, because it is so closely interconnected in our thinking that we do not even notice or share it. It seems to me that we all use intuition every day. It is strange to hear from some forum members that you should not trust your intuition when gambling. In fact it is the same as saying you should not trust your choices.
Choice is not a mystical power. This is a process, a system running in your brain drawing simultaneously from memory, reason, gut emotion, and knowledge. And intuition isn’t magic. It is built from experience pattern recognition. If you have observed enough, you can forecast without "thinking". That is why it seems automatic. That is the reason it works

Gambling’s not pattern recognition. That is random. That is probability. The game is not providing feedback, so you cannot naturally "feel" the next card, roll, or spin. It’s just chance. Intuition works when patterns exist. In gambling, they don’t. So yeah, trusting intuition in daily life? Certainly. Trusting it in gambling? No thanks

The real question isn’t “Do we use intuition?”. It is where we ought to use it. In a battle, making quick decisions? Definitely. Using experience to predict market trends? Yes. At a roulette table, picking numbers? No. Differentiate the tool from the imagination; else, you will waste your life running after illusions


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Accardo on February 23, 2025, 10:51:18 PM
Yes, you are right because sometimes it can be useful but just like you have said it can never guarantee winning at last because gambling is a game of luck. No matter how effort you put in gambling luck ultimately plays a significant role in gambling, although sometimes is better you do your best before relying solely on luck.

Having experience in gambling may not guarantee you winnings but it can help to reduce losses , because most immature gamblers are the ones that easily themselves rekt all in the name of wanting to get rich quick , and I don’t usually blame most of them because is something that initiate that mindset of thinking they can get rich quick through gambling, but still the fact still remains that gambling is all about luck.

In as a much as gamblers who are experienced are fewer in number, it's tough for some gamers who has spent years to avoid the taste for huge wins. So, the fresh gamblers (newbies) have little control over this thought, because alot of them make it an objective.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: TopT3ns on February 23, 2025, 10:58:15 PM
Yes, you are right because sometimes it can be useful but just like you have said it can never guarantee winning at last because gambling is a game of luck. No matter how effort you put in gambling luck ultimately plays a significant role in gambling, although sometimes is better you do your best before relying solely on luck.

Having experience in gambling may not guarantee you winnings but it can help to reduce losses , because most immature gamblers are the ones that easily themselves rekt all in the name of wanting to get rich quick , and I don’t usually blame most of them because is something that initiate that mindset of thinking they can get rich quick through gambling, but still the fact still remains that gambling is all about luck.

In as a much as gamblers who are experienced are fewer in number, it's tough for some gamers who has spent years to avoid the taste for huge wins. So, the fresh gamblers (newbies) have little control over this thought, because alot of them make it an objective.
In the sphere of gambling significant experience is difficult to achieve, because it is more a rule than an exception that people change their professions within a few years. Another motivational appeal that acts as an attraction for most participants is the desire to make large gains from the ventures. We have to allow people open that road map their individual movements and avoid the situations which are not as dangerous but provocative and can bring only short-term benefits. It has been pointed out earlier, on this paper, that the chances of making high-risk decisions can be circumvented if a lot of care is taken. Thus, we create a more secure sphere for ourselves ahead and act as an example for those entering this world of sin. Thus, through sharing experiences, people should try to prevent empty words, and with each other’s help, learn how to subdue oneself and act inaseshka towards those actions that will be beneficial in the end.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: alastantiger on February 23, 2025, 11:33:53 PM
Gambling’s not pattern recognition. That is random. That is probability. The game is not providing feedback, so you cannot naturally "feel" the next card, roll, or spin. It’s just chance. Intuition works when patterns exist. In gambling, they don’t. So yeah, trusting intuition in daily life? Certainly. Trusting it in gambling? No thanks

Intuition can be misleading because intuition can give you a wrong advice without it being intentional, your intuition can be influence by your emotions hence it's not the right thing to follow for advice. Gambling has no pattern to it and it all depends on luck hence having an intuition mightn't really be about you winning the bet but also a way of your mind trying to assist you to quit gambling for that day.

Intuition in real life can't be all depended on either because your intuition can be wrong as well as it can save you. Some people gamble based on what they feel like doing and not caring about doing any research. This type of gamblers are the ones that don't care what's going to happen to their money because they're only having fun by gambling.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: HelliumZ on February 23, 2025, 11:48:56 PM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
No one can say exactly how much intuition works in gambling, and if you think about it in sports betting, intuition won't work. This time in the Champions Trophy match between Australia and England, England scored 351 runs, which means that intuitively I thought England would win and so I placed a bet, but my intuition didn't work and Australia won that match. However, in the case of trading, intuition can be somewhat successful because it is possible to get some idea of where the market will go in the future, but in the case of gambling, it is not possible to make any predictions in advance.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: madnessteat on February 24, 2025, 11:32:54 AM
Every choice we make is based on analyzing a specific situation. It is impossible to understand whether our choice is a consequence of logical thinking or intuition alone, because it is so closely interconnected in our thinking that we do not even notice or share it. It seems to me that we all use intuition every day. It is strange to hear from some forum members that you should not trust your intuition when gambling. In fact it is the same as saying you should not trust your choices.
Intuition is closely related to instincts, analyzing any game many things are included, not just by prediction alone, sometimes gamblers are expected to go against the most obvious selection, reason because instincts kicked for such a move and at times it favors the gambler. Luck is associated with analysis, but can never be the most valid way to select your games, most gamblers prefer staking against the odds or bear the risk of picking the minority or difficult selections that's more of gambling for fun actually.

You are mistaken, they are completely different concepts. Intuition is closely related to your experience, knowledge and subconscious processing of information. Intuition develops with you and depends on your accumulated knowledge and experience. Instincts have evolved with us through evolution. Rather, they are designed to protect us from danger. They also don't require any training or skill. That's why I say that we all follow our intuition on a daily basis and in gambling too.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Questat on February 24, 2025, 11:47:18 AM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
No one can say exactly how much intuition works in gambling, and if you think about it in sports betting, intuition won't work. This time in the Champions Trophy match between Australia and England, England scored 351 runs, which means that intuitively I thought England would win and so I placed a bet, but my intuition didn't work and Australia won that match. However, in the case of trading, intuition can be somewhat successful because it is possible to get some idea of where the market will go in the future, but in the case of gambling, it is not possible to make any predictions in advance.
We can use our intuition but not to the point of completely relying on it because that won't guarantee anything. Gambling is a game of possibility, and we could think that our favorite team never wins all the time.

I won't agree it is useless in sports betting or any form of gambling because that works sometimes. Of course, this never says that we neglect research, which I think is perhaps necessary rather than using our intuition. I believe it is better to take both and weigh which is to follow in a specific situation.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: bubilas on February 24, 2025, 12:49:59 PM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
No one can say exactly how much intuition works in gambling, and if you think about it in sports betting, intuition won't work. This time in the Champions Trophy match between Australia and England, England scored 351 runs, which means that intuitively I thought England would win and so I placed a bet, but my intuition didn't work and Australia won that match. However, in the case of trading, intuition can be somewhat successful because it is possible to get some idea of where the market will go in the future, but in the case of gambling, it is not possible to make any predictions in advance.
We can use our intuition but not to the point of completely relying on it because that won't guarantee anything. Gambling is a game of possibility, and we could think that our favorite team never wins all the time.

I won't agree it is useless in sports betting or any form of gambling because that works sometimes. Of course, this never says that we neglect research, which I think is perhaps necessary rather than using our intuition. I believe it is better to take both and weigh which is to follow in a specific situation.

Absolutely right. The only type of people who earn 100% from their intuition are psychics and fortune tellers. They get money for their feelings and emotions. And in gambling it is best to have money management and calculation to be successful. I do not exclude the influence of the measure of intuition, but you can not rely on it entirely because it is an emotion, and the one who follows the path of emotions and not reason is the one who is unlikely to succeed.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Dewi Aries on February 24, 2025, 01:48:10 PM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
No one can say exactly how much intuition works in gambling, and if you think about it in sports betting, intuition won't work. This time in the Champions Trophy match between Australia and England, England scored 351 runs, which means that intuitively I thought England would win and so I placed a bet, but my intuition didn't work and Australia won that match. However, in the case of trading, intuition can be somewhat successful because it is possible to get some idea of where the market will go in the future, but in the case of gambling, it is not possible to make any predictions in advance.

Basically, whatever method is used, it will never be able to guarantee that you will always win, one of which is by predicting based on intuition, intuition is a hunch that appears suddenly based on feelings and sometimes our mood can be a factor that causes these feelings but for the problem of the results it is clear that it cannot be ascertained, but honestly I can't say that intuition is completely useless in sports betting, I understand that statistical data can be used as a reference as a basis for decision making but sometimes intuition can also help to be combined and in the world of trading it is almost the same because trading is an activity that also refers to skills, so I can't exclude the benefits of intuition in sports betting and trading, overall I think most intuition is more often involved when someone is involved in a type of casino game that really can't be analyzed from any angle.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: KiaKia on February 24, 2025, 02:26:30 PM
When something relies entirely on a process, power becomes ineffective. Gambling is fundamentally about process. In movies, anyone with power can manipulate the outcome in their favor, but in reality, you can't predict which game or bet will benefit you. All you can do is keep trying until something works out. Unfortunately, this is how casinos make their money on your continuous attempts. The more you lose, the better it is for the casino.

Strategy isn’t very helpful either. Unlike cryptocurrency or stock trading, where you can place a bet and implement a stop-loss strategy to minimize your losses, gambling doesn’t afford you that same safety. If you lose a bet, your money is gone.

Don’t rely on your instincts or intuition. Instead, relax and have some fun, but be sure to only risk what you can afford to lose.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Lanatsa on February 24, 2025, 03:07:34 PM
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
No one can say exactly how much intuition works in gambling, and if you think about it in sports betting, intuition won't work. This time in the Champions Trophy match between Australia and England, England scored 351 runs, which means that intuitively I thought England would win and so I placed a bet, but my intuition didn't work and Australia won that match. However, in the case of trading, intuition can be somewhat successful because it is possible to get some idea of where the market will go in the future, but in the case of gambling, it is not possible to make any predictions in advance.

Basically, whatever method is used, it will never be able to guarantee that you will always win, one of which is by predicting based on intuition, intuition is a hunch that appears suddenly based on feelings and sometimes our mood can be a factor that causes these feelings but for the problem of the results it is clear that it cannot be ascertained, but honestly I can't say that intuition is completely useless in sports betting, I understand that statistical data can be used as a reference as a basis for decision making but sometimes intuition can also help to be combined and in the world of trading it is almost the same because trading is an activity that also refers to skills, so I can't exclude the benefits of intuition in sports betting and trading, overall I think most intuition is more often involved when someone is involved in a type of casino game that really can't be analyzed from any angle.
Using up your intuition is never been considered to be a strategy but rather i do see this to be that a thing that opposite strategy or analysis. This is why it will really be that situational whether you will be listening up into your intuition or you would really be that sticking into your analysis. Its not really that you cant trust up your intuition, it is really just that there are some individuals who are really that not wanting to have those doubts about their analysis and thats why despite of those intuitions then it will be mostly ignored on which this is really just that a right approach to have.  Some people do really follow up on their intuition because they do really have some good history of winning.

This is why it would really be that situational into this aspect on which it will really be that basing up into the history of your bets on which method does have that even more winnings. If you do find that you intuition calls having more better winning rate then you will be sticking into that but if not then you would go into your analysis as simple as that. There will be those situations on which you will be having that kind of hesitation in regarding into your position on which this isnt really that shocking because whenever we do make out some good analysis and predictions and on the time that you do make out such bet then here comes that inner voices into your mind and telling the opposite.  ;D


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: MarjorieZimmermanGinger on February 25, 2025, 07:31:46 AM
Yes but when we talk about the type of casino game then intuition works as the basis for decision making every time we want to play, but in the end it is clear regardless of the type of game, luck is always the most important factor to be able to achieve victory and in sports betting executing bets based on intuition in my opinion is a decision that is quite unfortunate, it does not mean that you will lose completely but as we know that skills do have a role that is also quite important to increase opportunities but yes it cannot fully guarantee victory which for example as you have explained above that it is not uncommon for stronger teams to lose, and this is the reason why setting limits on the amount bet and our expectations of victory must still be applied.
Expectations sometimes go beyond our abilities because even though we use intuition and skills, we still end up losing the bet. So in this case we may realize that something we do is not going as it should because if we say intuition and skill can increase the chances of winning then there are many people who are currently richer in gambling. I agree with the statement that gambling is only for fun and we limit the budget involved in it so that whatever happens is much easier to control. Regardless of how someone implements gambling, there are many cases that end badly when gambling is done excessively and this happens everywhere based on undeniable facts regarding previous events.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Juicyhome on February 25, 2025, 07:51:34 AM
When something relies entirely on a process, power becomes ineffective. Gambling is fundamentally about process. In movies, anyone with power can manipulate the outcome in their favor, but in reality, you can't predict which game or bet will benefit you. All you can do is keep trying until something works out. Unfortunately, this is how casinos make their money on your continuous attempts. The more you lose, the better it is for the casino.

Strategy isn’t very helpful either. Unlike cryptocurrency or stock trading, where you can place a bet and implement a stop-loss strategy to minimize your losses, gambling doesn’t afford you that same safety. If you lose a bet, your money is gone.

Don’t rely on your instincts or intuition. Instead, relax and have some fun, but be sure to only risk what you can afford to lose.
Mate, how can one relax and have fun when you about to lose your money, i disagree with you on this, you can not tell someone to have fun with his money on bet site, if he needs fun, he should use the money to eat good food. In gambling you have to know when to start and when to stop to reduce your lost, just as you said, but yet some people will stake high when they are losing money in gambling to recover their lost, they keep repeating till they get into frustration.

Gambling required brain work and decision choose, your instinct play a role in it, but you can not trust it always. Because the options you picked a day later that won you a bet can not be trust in today's  game. You learn from other gamblers, look at their game pattern and options, don't also rely on your choose and options. The target is to win a bet not who predicted, so one must do deep research and analysis, even when is not still guarantee, you still have to play your part and stake responsible.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: milewilda on March 01, 2025, 12:24:48 PM
Yes but when we talk about the type of casino game then intuition works as the basis for decision making every time we want to play, but in the end it is clear regardless of the type of game, luck is always the most important factor to be able to achieve victory and in sports betting executing bets based on intuition in my opinion is a decision that is quite unfortunate, it does not mean that you will lose completely but as we know that skills do have a role that is also quite important to increase opportunities but yes it cannot fully guarantee victory which for example as you have explained above that it is not uncommon for stronger teams to lose, and this is the reason why setting limits on the amount bet and our expectations of victory must still be applied.
Expectations sometimes go beyond our abilities because even though we use intuition and skills, we still end up losing the bet. So in this case we may realize that something we do is not going as it should because if we say intuition and skill can increase the chances of winning then there are many people who are currently richer in gambling. I agree with the statement that gambling is only for fun and we limit the budget involved in it so that whatever happens is much easier to control. Regardless of how someone implements gambling, there are many cases that end badly when gambling is done excessively and this happens everywhere based on undeniable facts regarding previous events.
Gambling or betting on which it doesnt really have any limitations will really be leading into disaster and this is why risks management and control will be needed specially if you are really that dealing up with gambling or betting. Talking about trusting up your intuition then it will really be that up to you on how you would really be taking it seriously whether it would really be that replacing your analysis or would really be sticking into that. Just like on what other people been saying that it will really be that depending on the history that you do have whenever you do have a good winning rate with intuition calls or not. It will be just that common sense that at the moment that you will be choosing on which one will be bringing that outmost profits and it will be situation. Sometimes intuition and analysis do really get in line on which this will really be that bringing out that 100% confidence but always be considerate about on the money or bet amount that you do put up because some people do mess up their entire bankroll at the moment that they've been that become that confident with their bets on which the worst is that they do make out that all in bet and without thinking about on the risks involved.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: gunhell16 on March 01, 2025, 01:04:02 PM
Gambling’s not pattern recognition. That is random. That is probability. The game is not providing feedback, so you cannot naturally "feel" the next card, roll, or spin. It’s just chance. Intuition works when patterns exist. In gambling, they don’t. So yeah, trusting intuition in daily life? Certainly. Trusting it in gambling? No thanks

Intuition can be misleading because intuition can give you a wrong advice without it being intentional, your intuition can be influence by your emotions hence it's not the right thing to follow for advice. Gambling has no pattern to it and it all depends on luck hence having an intuition mightn't really be about you winning the bet but also a way of your mind trying to assist you to quit gambling for that day.

Intuition in real life can't be all depended on either because your intuition can be wrong as well as it can save you. Some people gamble based on what they feel like doing and not caring about doing any research. This type of gamblers are the ones that don't care what's going to happen to their money because they're only having fun by gambling.

Maybe there are times when our intuition misleads us, now if we apply it to gambling, well I don't think it would be an effective way. Here many will be deceived by intuition.

But if intuition exists in other things outside of gambling, then it can be said that there are times when intuition helps from time to time,
this is just my opinion.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: rachael9385 on March 01, 2025, 01:12:12 PM
When something relies entirely on a process, power becomes ineffective. Gambling is fundamentally about process. In movies, anyone with power can manipulate the outcome in their favor, but in reality, you can't predict which game or bet will benefit you. All you can do is keep trying until something works out. Unfortunately, this is how casinos make their money on your continuous attempts. The more you lose, the better it is for the casino.

Strategy isn’t very helpful either. Unlike cryptocurrency or stock trading, where you can place a bet and implement a stop-loss strategy to minimize your losses, gambling doesn’t afford you that same safety. If you lose a bet, your money is gone.

Don’t rely on your instincts or intuition. Instead, relax and have some fun, but be sure to only risk what you can afford to lose.

Constant attempts of trying has made a lot of gamblers lose money. Some gamblers have more losing streaks than wins but this doesn't stop them from not gambling, they think it's impossible to be unlucky for 365 days so they keep trying. But one thing many people don't know is that luck happens on it's own when you least expect it, you don't have to push it. Relying on your intuitions constantly can lead to frustration when it's not working the way you planned. Just like you said it's better to have fun with it and stop taking gambling too seriously, relying on instincts is the same thing as relying on luck and this is something that happens when it isn't planned for.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Slow death on March 01, 2025, 04:05:01 PM
Gambling’s not pattern recognition. That is random. That is probability. The game is not providing feedback, so you cannot naturally "feel" the next card, roll, or spin. It’s just chance. Intuition works when patterns exist. In gambling, they don’t. So yeah, trusting intuition in daily life? Certainly. Trusting it in gambling? No thanks

Intuition can be misleading because intuition can give you a wrong advice without it being intentional, your intuition can be influence by your emotions hence it's not the right thing to follow for advice. Gambling has no pattern to it and it all depends on luck hence having an intuition mightn't really be about you winning the bet but also a way of your mind trying to assist you to quit gambling for that day.

Intuition in real life can't be all depended on either because your intuition can be wrong as well as it can save you. Some people gamble based on what they feel like doing and not caring about doing any research. This type of gamblers are the ones that don't care what's going to happen to their money because they're only having fun by gambling.

Maybe there are times when our intuition misleads us, now if we apply it to gambling, well I don't think it would be an effective way. Here many will be deceived by intuition.

But if intuition exists in other things outside of gambling, then it can be said that there are times when intuition helps from time to time,
this is just my opinion.

I believe that in the case of games of chance that depend on luck, such as lotteries and slots, and the person has some intuition that they could win, then it would make perfect sense to place a small amount and test their luck, something like $1, but in the case of sports betting, I do not recommend that people bet based on intuition. It is better to analyze the games well and bet based on the analysis they made of the game.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: TheUltraElite on March 17, 2025, 09:21:35 AM
Absolutely right. The only type of people who earn 100% from their intuition are psychics and fortune tellers. They get money for their feelings and emotions. And in gambling it is best to have money management and calculation to be successful. I do not exclude the influence of the measure of intuition, but you can not rely on it entirely because it is an emotion, and the one who follows the path of emotions and not reason is the one who is unlikely to succeed.
Those groups of people who claim to know the future are charlatans which equals to plain words, fraud. They should be identified and called out.

But here who are defrauding? Yourself if you think you know what the game's outcome is going to be. Intuition is useful in things that are not based on luck like skills based work and detective work. But when it comes to gambling everything has a luck factor in it and your background homework means nothing to the game.

For the gambling industry to thrive making such habits run is good for them, the more you try your "intuition" - you are essentially running with what you like, making the result same as someone without intuition.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: eisen33 on March 17, 2025, 09:45:47 AM
Those groups of people who claim to know the future are charlatans which equals to plain words, fraud. They should be identified and called out.

But here who are defrauding? Yourself if you think you know what the game's outcome is going to be. Intuition is useful in things that are not based on luck like skills based work and detective work. But when it comes to gambling everything has a luck factor in it and your background homework means nothing to the game.

For the gambling industry to thrive making such habits run is good for them, the more you try your "intuition" - you are essentially running with what you like, making the result same as someone without intuition.

Intuition can be combined with analysis, let's say you analyze an event and find a good bet, but at the same time you have some internal doubt, this may be intuition and it is better to listen to it and not make this bet.

Or if with the choice of the bet intuition tells you that this bet will definitely play, then it means you can play, only in this case you should definitely not give in to euphoria and bet more than you have determined for yourself for the bet, in gambling unexpected results very often happen, even if intuition tells you that everything will be fine.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Julien_Olynpic on March 28, 2025, 02:16:34 AM
Every choice we make is based on analyzing a specific situation. It is impossible to understand whether our choice is a consequence of logical thinking or intuition alone, because it is so closely interconnected in our thinking that we do not even notice or share it. It seems to me that we all use intuition every day. It is strange to hear from some forum members that you should not trust your intuition when gambling. In fact it is the same as saying you should not trust your choices.
Intuition is closely related to instincts, analyzing any game many things are included, not just by prediction alone, sometimes gamblers are expected to go against the most obvious selection, reason because instincts kicked for such a move and at times it favors the gambler. Luck is associated with analysis, but can never be the most valid way to select your games, most gamblers prefer staking against the odds or bear the risk of picking the minority or difficult selections that's more of gambling for fun actually.

You are mistaken, they are completely different concepts. Intuition is closely related to your experience, knowledge and subconscious processing of information. Intuition develops with you and depends on your accumulated knowledge and experience. Instincts have evolved with us through evolution. Rather, they are designed to protect us from danger. They also don't require any training or skill. That's why I say that we all follow our intuition on a daily basis and in gambling too.
That's right, intuition really does develop with our experience. I remember one piece of advice from a famous trader who said that if you don't have 5 years of practice, then consider that you don't have intuition and you can't rely on it. However, it is also true that not every experience develops intuition. For example, in games based solely on luck, you can have as much experience as you like, but this most likely will not lead you to a qualitative growth of your intuition. In other words, intuition may not grow in all areas of life and not in all areas of gambling. Although on the other hand, even in casino games, a person with experience will be smarter and more intuitive than a person without experience (and therefore without intuition).


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Smartprofit on March 28, 2025, 12:32:11 PM
The human brain is a very energy-intensive part of the human body.

Therefore, the human brain tries to save energy as much as possible. The human brain does not like to work, it is lazy. That is why people have such a quality as intuition.

Intuition is when the human brain generates information in the form of a final conclusion, without bringing the entire chain of logical conclusions to consciousness. Intuition allows the brain to save energy. Valuable knowledge appears to a person as if out of nowhere.

However, of course, it only seems so. If a person does not have much experience in a certain field of activity, then he cannot develop intuition. This conclusion is true, including in relation to gambling. For example, a professional poker player can have well-developed intuition. A similar situation is with sports betting.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: DaNNy001 on March 28, 2025, 05:46:04 PM
success in gambling?
Intuition works for me while gambling but out of 100 games that I would have gambled or bet on, I do not think it can happen more than 2 times. It is a kind of strong feeling that I should go for a bet. Sometimes I may not have time to bet or have money on my betting account. This will make me fund the betting account to gamble on just the game. It has always been 99% accurate. But this strong feelings comes when I have knowledge about the match and not just a blind betting.
I have tried gambling with my intuition before and it is just like a mirage, something that looks real buy actually isn't Henderson I will never rely on my intuition in gambling. If I sample the number of bets I made using intuition,  it should be less than 30% success rate and that is a very poor result. The problem I faced was that the first sets of bets was where I recorded winnings and I don't know if this was to get me entangled in that pattern of gambling.

Gambling with your intuition is a lot of work or should I say mental stress..you have no idea of what you are doing but you are trying to make sense out of it and assume things that are not actually there..I only do this whenever I gamble on Casino games because there's really nothing to study but in skilled based games you have an advantage, statistics are there to study and help you analyze, this increases your chances of winning but it's not an assurance of winning though. But the success rate you'd have compared to using your intuition would be high.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Lanatsa on March 28, 2025, 05:57:32 PM
success in gambling?
Intuition works for me while gambling but out of 100 games that I would have gambled or bet on, I do not think it can happen more than 2 times. It is a kind of strong feeling that I should go for a bet. Sometimes I may not have time to bet or have money on my betting account. This will make me fund the betting account to gamble on just the game. It has always been 99% accurate. But this strong feelings comes when I have knowledge about the match and not just a blind betting.
I have tried gambling with my intuition before and it is just like a mirage, something that looks real buy actually isn't Henderson I will never rely on my intuition in gambling. If I sample the number of bets I made using intuition,  it should be less than 30% success rate and that is a very poor result. The problem I faced was that the first sets of bets was where I recorded winnings and I don't know if this was to get me entangled in that pattern of gambling.

Gambling with your intuition is a lot of work or should I say mental stress..you have no idea of what you are doing but you are trying to make sense out of it and assume things that are not actually there..I only do this whenever I gamble on Casino games because there's really nothing to study but in skilled based games you have an advantage, statistics are there to study and help you analyze, this increases your chances of winning but it's not an assurance of winning though. But the success rate you'd have compared to using your intuition would be high.
Actually these intuition calls is something that everyone is really that been able to experience on which i would be saying that its not something that you will really be able to avoid since our mind will really be that always having that kind of thinking that they will really be able to make up some adjustments which is really that totally out of their analysis or something which is really that opposite. There are really those times or moments that you would be having those voices in mind. Its true that these things will really be only relevant if you are dealing up with sports betting or something that needs up some strategy then you can be having that multiple options that might running up into your mind when you do make out those bets. There's always that probability and it will really be that up to you whether you would really be that trying out to go with your intuition calls or you would be sticking into your plans.

When we do play on gambling with those casino games, then the primary consideration is that there's still those time of hesitance on which the way you would really be making out such rolls because you will be applying some strategy too despite of having that total relying on luck kind of gaming then but still inside your mind you would really be that stormed out by tons of possible methods and ways on which you will be formulating on which you will be able to have that kind of testing out on whats inside of your minds. It will really be that something that you do really need up to prove into yourself and once that curiosity kicks in and having that emotions on which you would really be able to persevere, then you would definitely be trying out to test on whats up into your mind on which finding whether you are right with those intuition calls or you would really be that sticking into your own ways of gambling.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: rachael9385 on March 29, 2025, 10:29:44 AM
success in gambling?
Intuition works for me while gambling but out of 100 games that I would have gambled or bet on, I do not think it can happen more than 2 times. It is a kind of strong feeling that I should go for a bet. Sometimes I may not have time to bet or have money on my betting account. This will make me fund the betting account to gamble on just the game. It has always been 99% accurate. But this strong feelings comes when I have knowledge about the match and not just a blind betting.

Trusting your intuitions might make you feel like you are into something only to find out that you are just chasing your shadow, funny enough there are times you'd actually feel like they are actually working but it's just luck. Having knowledge pays off even though it's not always going to help but most of the times it would put you in profit, this is why it's important for gamblers to go for the kind of betting that involves the use of skills rather than luck or intuition. Betting on sports with knowledge on football increases your chances of winning.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Agbe on March 29, 2025, 08:21:44 PM
I think that even though that we can't completely rely on intuition we should not take away the role of intuition in gambling because whether you believe or not our minds have a way of relaying information about what is about to happen in the future to us so even in gambling our intuition sometimes tells us the right game that is about to play for us to follow but the problem is that we don't always listen to what our minds are telling us, we should not neglect our intuition in every thing that we do because it will be a good help to us at the long run


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Ever-young on March 29, 2025, 08:29:48 PM

Trusting your intuitions might make you feel like you are into something only to find out that you are just chasing your shadow, funny enough there are times you'd actually feel like they are actually working but it's just luck. Having knowledge pays off even though it's not always going to help but most of the times it would put you in profit, this is why it's important for gamblers to go for the kind of betting that involves the use of skills rather than luck or intuition. Betting on sports with knowledge on football increases your chances of winning.
Even with games that’s dependent on skill, you’d still need luck at some point, and sometimes you’d even need to trust your own instincts and intuition. This is because these elements work hand in hand in order to secure you a win. For example, you’re into card games, which is believed to be a skill based game, you’d still need the ability to be able to effectively predict your opponent’s moves, which at this point, you’d still need luck and to trust your instincts and just hope they’re right.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Tungbulu on March 29, 2025, 08:34:54 PM
I think that even though that we can't completely rely on intuition we should not take away the role of intuition in gambling because whether you believe or not our minds have a way of relaying information about what is about to happen in the future to us so even in gambling our intuition sometimes tells us the right game that is about to play for us to follow but the problem is that we don't always listen to what our minds are telling us, we should not neglect our intuition in every thing that we do because it will be a good help to us at the long run
True, because in the long run, the only thing we can really trust is our instincts, even when we already know that they may not really be always accurate, particularly in situations like gambling as winnings are fully dependent on luck, chance and skill. For those that are saying that we can’t trust our instincts, I ask, what then can we really trust? Analytical tools? Those shits also fail, more times than we can even say. It’s high time we all just understand that gambling is really unpredictable and so is the outcome.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: WeedGoW on March 29, 2025, 10:05:44 PM
Insight in gambling can work in some cases, but it’s not enough to bring long-term success. Only a short-term gain or success depending on insight can give you a long-term loss if you rely on it. To succeed, a gambling must move forward through a well-disciplined strategy and reasonable decision making. I think a successful duarre is usually someone who not only depends on insight or feeling but also thinks with multiple techniques and extremely deep attention. His techniques from his experience keep the baskets properly and even emphasize the rules and mathematical possibilities of games than their heart feeling and filling. And bet through monitoring seriously to play a functional role in each step.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Sonia_123 on March 29, 2025, 10:31:54 PM
I have seen many sources on the Internet that offer to teach people to use their intuition. There are training materials where it is suggested to regularly guess certain sentences collected for this purpose. It is also suggested to develop your intuition in everyday life, meditating, visualizing, etc., and conclude how much you are progressing. All this is very interesting, of course, but when playing we will rely on our conjectures, and our analyses, adding our own "instinct" in the same way. I am not an active player and cannot say for sure, but in my opinion, it is quite difficult to make accurate and confident bets. I still think that when we play gambling, even when making a blind bet, we rely on our intuition. But how it works for us is another topic.
Intuition is a natural feel that is imbedded in ones life that can be natured with the help of reading often, and so when you find yourself in gambling it is easily used and most times the person is always successful because he/she is able to identifies and grooms it and it becomes life and parcel of him/her .
Intuition can't be physically developed but they can try and that is why you see those that learnt it, says it does not work for them, because it comes as natural.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Renampun on March 29, 2025, 11:40:59 PM
I once watched a poker competition on YouTube where the winner was a first-timer, he was very good at hiding his expression and also very good at reading his opponent's body language, he had good intuition because he was able to read the conditions of all his opponents and use it to put pressure on them, intuition is important in gambling, I also often rely on it, but it is impossible to just rely on intuition alone, it can cause long-term losses.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: AmoreJaz on March 29, 2025, 11:44:35 PM
I once watched a poker competition on YouTube where the winner was a first-timer, he was very good at hiding his expression and also very good at reading his opponent's body language, he had good intuition because he was able to read the conditions of all his opponents and use it to put pressure on them, intuition is important in gambling, I also often rely on it, but it is impossible to just rely on intuition alone, it can cause long-term losses.

If you are playing, usually it is your own instincts that will tell you what to bet on. Some will listen from someone else's suggestions. In some games like poker, where you really need a poker face, you should know how to handle the game and be like nonchalant about your surroundings. This is why when you talk about poker game, it equates with the player's skills. Lucky if you are just new in this game and you are already hitting big. That's quite a talent. But mostly, their skills are being honed thru the years of playing this game. It is not an overnight task that they can already acquire such behavior or learn the opponent's behavior. It would be so many chances of meeting them how to really understand their gameplan or their behavior.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Cantsay on March 29, 2025, 11:50:21 PM
I once watched a poker competition on YouTube where the winner was a first-timer, he was very good at hiding his expression and also very good at reading his opponent's body language, he had good intuition because he was able to read the conditions of all his opponents and use it to put pressure on them, intuition is important in gambling, I also often rely on it, but it is impossible to just rely on intuition alone, it can cause long-term losses.

You should be able to tell when you shouldn’t follow your intuition and make real analysis and when to just go with your intuition… I have followed some of my guesses or what comes to my mind and some of them have turned out to be right - so it’s not really okay to just completely disregard our guts feeling and go for logic, sometimes logics tend to fail us in gambling.

It only becomes stupid when you see something that’s obvious but because your instincts tells you to go the other way then you decide to follow it and do the other thing meanwhile the correct thing was obviously staring at you - that’s when only time I’ll consider it as being stupid for in other scenarios I definitely would trust it.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on April 13, 2025, 09:22:20 AM
I once watched a poker competition on YouTube where the winner was a first-timer, he was very good at hiding his expression and also very good at reading his opponent's body language, he had good intuition because he was able to read the conditions of all his opponents and use it to put pressure on them, intuition is important in gambling, I also often rely on it, but it is impossible to just rely on intuition alone, it can cause long-term losses.

He must not have played poker before but maybe he have watched videos about it and have also witnessed it several times which made it possible for him to know how to. Follow up while he was playing it. For someone that has not played the game before or have an idea about the game, it will be difficult to perform so well in the game. It is possible that intuition has help in such a situation too but you need to have an idea about the game.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Altryist on April 13, 2025, 09:36:06 AM
That's right, intuition really does develop with our experience. I remember one piece of advice from a famous trader who said that if you don't have 5 years of practice, then consider that you don't have intuition and you can't rely on it. However, it is also true that not every experience develops intuition. For example, in games based solely on luck, you can have as much experience as you like, but this most likely will not lead you to a qualitative growth of your intuition. In other words, intuition may not grow in all areas of life and not in all areas of gambling. Although on the other hand, even in casino games, a person with experience will be smarter and more intuitive than a person without experience (and therefore without intuition).
An experienced person who wants to play only games that are based on luck, intuition should tell him that he should change the game to one in which intuition will help him win more often.  :) This is a joke, but this is how I see a thinking person who should understand the essence of gambling, and understand where he has more chances to win and play these games, and not those where they are not able to influence anything and completely rely only on chance.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Mehmet69 on April 13, 2025, 10:00:57 AM
I think that even though that we can't completely rely on intuition we should not take away the role of intuition in gambling because whether you believe or not our minds have a way of relaying information about what is about to happen in the future to us so even in gambling our intuition sometimes tells us the right game that is about to play for us to follow but the problem is that we don't always listen to what our minds are telling us, we should not neglect our intuition in every thing that we do because it will be a good help to us at the long run
As someone who's lost so much money as a result of not paying attention to my intuition and working with it, I can authoritatively tell you that doing same will likely leave you in regret. Our minds are wired in a such a way that they can sense future outcomes even before it happens so if you have a strong intuition as a gambler, learn how to follow it especially when you know that most times regret when you fail to follow the instructions of your intuition.

I completely agree with you. Intuition is a power that if you can use it, you don't have to rely on luck. People rely on luck only when they have nothing in their hands. But if you have intuition, you can win many times.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Slow death on April 13, 2025, 11:35:17 AM
As someone who's lost so much money as a result of not paying attention to my intuition and working with it, I can authoritatively tell you that doing same will likely leave you in regret. Our minds are wired in a such a way that they can sense future outcomes even before it happens so if you have a strong intuition as a gambler, learn how to follow it especially when you know that most times regret when you fail to follow the instructions of your intuition.

Trusting intuition is dangerous because the person is not basing their decision on data obtained by doing some research or investigation. All the person is doing is just counting on luck. This type of move is not productive in the long run, especially if the person is playing card games or sports betting. This may only work with slot games and lotteries.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Koadharber on April 15, 2025, 06:20:10 PM
As someone who's lost so much money as a result of not paying attention to my intuition and working with it, I can authoritatively tell you that doing same will likely leave you in regret. Our minds are wired in a such a way that they can sense future outcomes even before it happens so if you have a strong intuition as a gambler, learn how to follow it especially when you know that most times regret when you fail to follow the instructions of your intuition.

Trusting intuition is dangerous because the person is not basing their decision on data obtained by doing some research or investigation. All the person is doing is just counting on luck. This type of move is not productive in the long run, especially if the person is playing card games or sports betting. This may only work with slot games and lotteries.
Whenever we do made out some solid analysis on which there are those times or moment that we do have those kind of intuition that kicks in and made out some outright changes into our decisions.
Its easy to resist? No its not on which there are those times that you would definitely be following these inner voices into your mind and will be telling that you should be following this and might having that
bigger chance of winning on which there's no proving it out. It will be just that too impossible that you cant be able to determine whether these things are effective or not. There are those times that you do made out some good decisions on following your intuition on which this is the moment that you do follow it out once it do came out or having in your head. It all matters into your choice because intuition calls results will vary in to each person.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: fruktik on April 16, 2025, 05:11:50 AM
Trusting your intuitions might make you feel like you are into something only to find out that you are just chasing your shadow, funny enough there are times you'd actually feel like they are actually working but it's just luck. Having knowledge pays off even though it's not always going to help but most of the times it would put you in profit, this is why it's important for gamblers to go for the kind of betting that involves the use of skills rather than luck or intuition. Betting on sports with knowledge on football increases your chances of winning.
If a person understands the subject well enough, then his intuition can also suggest the correct result. This intuition turns out to be a very powerful thing. It is a pity that humanity has not yet fully studied all the possibilities of the brain. Most likely, by the end of this century, this situation will be completely different. Scientists are obliged to fully understand this issue. Let the path be long, but it must be done. This will be a great step for all humanity. Then we will be able to use it to its full potential.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: gunhell16 on April 16, 2025, 06:53:09 AM

Trusting your intuitions might make you feel like you are into something only to find out that you are just chasing your shadow, funny enough there are times you'd actually feel like they are actually working but it's just luck. Having knowledge pays off even though it's not always going to help but most of the times it would put you in profit, this is why it's important for gamblers to go for the kind of betting that involves the use of skills rather than luck or intuition. Betting on sports with knowledge on football increases your chances of winning.
Even with games that’s dependent on skill, you’d still need luck at some point, and sometimes you’d even need to trust your own instincts and intuition. This is because these elements work hand in hand in order to secure you a win. For example, you’re into card games, which is believed to be a skill based game, you’d still need the ability to be able to effectively predict your opponent’s moves, which at this point, you’d still need luck and to trust your instincts and just hope they’re right.

Because gamblers are often ruined by their wrong intuition so the ending is that they always lose. Although they always rely on luck but in the end they always lose.
This is reality I am saying and it still happens until now in reality. So if we trust our instinct, there is still the risk.

Maybe for other gamblers it gives a comfortable feeling when they experience intuition or instinct. Isn't it true that when our instinct hits, they don't think they are lucky but they think that their intuition is right but in reality it is just luck.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Lanatsa on April 16, 2025, 08:18:45 AM

Trusting your intuitions might make you feel like you are into something only to find out that you are just chasing your shadow, funny enough there are times you'd actually feel like they are actually working but it's just luck. Having knowledge pays off even though it's not always going to help but most of the times it would put you in profit, this is why it's important for gamblers to go for the kind of betting that involves the use of skills rather than luck or intuition. Betting on sports with knowledge on football increases your chances of winning.
Even with games that’s dependent on skill, you’d still need luck at some point, and sometimes you’d even need to trust your own instincts and intuition. This is because these elements work hand in hand in order to secure you a win. For example, you’re into card games, which is believed to be a skill based game, you’d still need the ability to be able to effectively predict your opponent’s moves, which at this point, you’d still need luck and to trust your instincts and just hope they’re right.

Because gamblers are often ruined by their wrong intuition so the ending is that they always lose. Although they always rely on luck but in the end they always lose.
This is reality I am saying and it still happens until now in reality. So if we trust our instinct, there is still the risk.

Maybe for other gamblers it gives a comfortable feeling when they experience intuition or instinct. Isn't it true that when our instinct hits, they don't think they are lucky but they think that their intuition is right but in reality it is just luck.
Not all intuitions do ruin them on which there are still those intuitions that made out right and made them money and thats why it will be just that totally depending on what are their winning rate at the time that they have decided to trust up their intuitions. There are moments or times that those inner voices do comes in into our mind and having that kind of hesitation or having that change of choices at the moment that you do made out some bets despite on having that good analysis and basing up into those informations you have seek or even just that simply do know about history and match probabilities but still you have decided to follow on what that inner intuition do tell you about. If you do saw yourself having that good winning rate on trusting up your intuition for sometime then you will definitely be following this at the time or moment that you've seen yourself on such another condition too.

There are just that those times that because of having that choices then it will be that becoming stressful into your part and thats why other bettors wont be listening out with those inner voices and just that stick out with their earlier analysis on which i could say that its definitely that good and as long it wont be giving out that sense of regret then it will be that up to you on how you do handle up things from there. Just make those betting times to be fun and entertaining and not something which becomes stressful and problematic for whatever reasons that you've been that dealing into. Dont trust or to trust then its basing up on the history on which you've been that experiencing it out. Its impossible that you cant be able to determine it out.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Numeral on April 16, 2025, 09:25:23 AM
It seems to me that it is wrong to rely on intuition all the time, because it is not possible to give good forecasts consistently at the expense of intuition alone. But sometimes you can still be guided by intuition, when there is a certain confidence that everything should happen exactly as intuition suggests, it is like the effect of the sixth sense. When you do not need to idealize intuition, no one can give a guarantee of its effectiveness of its clues, so you should be aware that the outcome may not be what you expect. And in general, it is best to rely on the analysis, and if possible, it is better to make an analysis based on as many parameters as possible. Over time, on the basis of your experience, you will be able to identify those parameters, the consideration of which in your case gave the best result, and then you can save time on detailed analysis, without sacrificing the result.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: rachael9385 on April 16, 2025, 11:53:15 AM
It seems to me that it is wrong to rely on intuition all the time, because it is not possible to give good forecasts consistently at the expense of intuition alone. But sometimes you can still be guided by intuition, when there is a certain confidence that everything should happen exactly as intuition suggests, it is like the effect of the sixth sense. When you do not need to idealize intuition, no one can give a guarantee of its effectiveness of its clues, so you should be aware that the outcome may not be what you expect. And in general, it is best to rely on the analysis, and if possible, it is better to make an analysis based on as many parameters as possible. Over time, on the basis of your experience, you will be able to identify those parameters, the consideration of which in your case gave the best result, and then you can save time on detailed analysis, without sacrificing the result.

I think intuition works more when you have a certain level of knowledge on the games you are betting on, being intuitive without having any idea is just luck dependency. Like you said it's best to rely on analysis and intuition can work better when you are a strategic gambler, you'd have clues of certain bets to avoid and the ones to pick. It's all about how experienced you are, you can't always expect to get lucky but as time goes on you would become more flexible with your predictions. But this isn't a reason to become overconfident.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Bigjoe33 on April 16, 2025, 11:57:47 AM
I always have it in mind, that losing is the most guaranteed in gambling, the more I have this in mind the careful I always become, there is no need to learn something to be a better gambling, just have it in mind that to lose is certain with gambling, you will always risk only what you can afford to lose.

To me a safe gambling is to keep risking that exact amount you are willing to lose to gambling because this can be going on for a while befote you get lucky, you don't want to lose so much and when you finally win it won't be enough to cover all the past loses.

The smaller the amount the better

Hahaha,, losing is the most guaranteed in betting. It's funny but thats the truth and I concur to that. The truth of the matter is that, wether we go into betting with high hopes, assurance, intuition or whatever you call it, our thoughts or wishes are like mare mirage, they are never realistic. And that's why losing is inevitable. Most of these games we play or bet on are already programmed, meaning they results are already known before the start of game, and if u predicted differently against the initial programming, what becomes your fate?, you have loosed. Some games like football are played for 90mins, with the both teams fighting for Victory, and then you sit at a corner, with your phone or a system predicting the outcome of a match that has not been played?

Bets are luck. If you win, then count yourself lucky for that day. I don't rely on intuition nor analysis. Yea, because they have proven so many times not realistic and cannot be trusted. That's why it is advisable to bet with what you can afford to let go else you hang yourself out of depression and sorrow, because we all lose more than we win.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: xenomorfo on April 16, 2025, 02:14:23 PM
It seems to me that it is wrong to rely on intuition all the time, because it is not possible to give good forecasts consistently at the expense of intuition alone. But sometimes you can still be guided by intuition, when there is a certain confidence that everything should happen exactly as intuition suggests, it is like the effect of the sixth sense. When you do not need to idealize intuition, no one can give a guarantee of its effectiveness of its clues, so you should be aware that the outcome may not be what you expect. And in general, it is best to rely on the analysis, and if possible, it is better to make an analysis based on as many parameters as possible. Over time, on the basis of your experience, you will be able to identify those parameters, the consideration of which in your case gave the best result, and then you can save time on detailed analysis, without sacrificing the result.


It seems that it is wrong to rely on intuition all the time, because it is not possible to give accurate predictions always only at the expense of intuition.
Especially in gambling, gambling is also dictated by luck and chance and intuition cannot understand and predict these two things.
Just play to pass the time and that's it


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: GigaBit on April 16, 2025, 02:41:11 PM
Bets are luck. If you win, then count yourself lucky for that day. I don't rely on intuition nor analysis. Yea, because they have proven so many times not realistic and cannot be trusted. That's why it is advisable to bet with what you can afford to let go else you hang yourself out of depression and sorrow, because we all lose more than we win.
Luck is certainly important winning in gambling, but if someone wants to give importance to intuition or analysis, they can do so. Because when we place bets, we do not only rely on luck, but also on our intuition and observation. Even if the result is not as expected, we try our best not to throw stones in the dark. Sometimes I rely completely on luck when gambling, and sometimes I also need intuition and analysis. I have to take decisions depending on the betting situation. If you can benefit from the strategy you apply, then you can follow it, but you should not rely only on luck nor only intuition or analysis. In the case of gambling, if a decision is made by considering all aspects, it is not bad.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Awaklara on April 16, 2025, 02:52:01 PM
It seems that it is wrong to rely on intuition all the time, because it is not possible to give accurate predictions always only at the expense of intuition.
Especially in gambling, gambling is also dictated by luck and chance and intuition cannot understand and predict these two things.
Just play to pass the time and that's it
If you rely on your intuition in gambling, it's the same as you surrender all your betting results to your luck. If you say it's not good, it's not good. But I'm sure some gamblers do it.
Currently, gamblers don't just bet to pass the time. You must also understand how gamblers also have a desire to win bets. No matter how you make predictions, the most important thing is that you know the risks and are responsible for the bets you make.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: hedgeh0g on April 16, 2025, 02:52:47 PM
Bets are luck. If you win, then count yourself lucky for that day. I don't rely on intuition nor analysis. Yea, because they have proven so many times not realistic and cannot be trusted. That's why it is advisable to bet with what you can afford to let go else you hang yourself out of depression and sorrow, because we all lose more than we win.
Luck is certainly important winning in gambling, but if someone wants to give importance to intuition or analysis, they can do so. Because when we place bets, we do not only rely on luck, but also on our intuition and observation. Even if the result is not as expected, we try our best not to throw stones in the dark. Sometimes I rely completely on luck when gambling, and sometimes I also need intuition and analysis. I have to take decisions depending on the betting situation. If you can benefit from the strategy you apply, then you can follow it, but you should not rely only on luck nor only intuition or analysis. In the case of gambling, if a decision is made by considering all aspects, it is not bad.
I think that each player decides for themselves how much they trust their intuition in gambling, it's like an internal confidence that has formed in the player. Maybe the player relies on intuition more than other players because of past positive experiences that happened to them in life. And if, for example, there were many unsuccessful confirmations, then the player will not use intuition in the future. In short, it is unlikely that any of us will be able to convince other players how much intuition hinders us in the game, but what each player should remember is that you will not be able to win for a long time on intuition, because the calculated odds of the bookmaker will put everyone in their place in the end.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: xenomorfo on April 17, 2025, 08:33:08 AM
If you rely on your intuition in gambling, it's the same as you surrender all your betting results to your luck. If you say it's not good, it's not good. But I'm sure some gamblers do it.
Currently, gamblers don't just bet to pass the time. You must also understand how gamblers also have a desire to win bets. No matter how you make predictions, the most important thing is that you know the risks and are responsible for the bets you make.

Exactly, if you rely only on your intuition in gambling, it is like entrusting all the results of your bets to luck.
Nothing changes. And there's nothing you can do.
You can't put a strategy in place, there are no strategies, only luck.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: rachael9385 on April 17, 2025, 08:07:06 PM
It seems to me that it is wrong to rely on intuition all the time, because it is not possible to give good forecasts consistently at the expense of intuition alone. But sometimes you can still be guided by intuition, when there is a certain confidence that everything should happen exactly as intuition suggests, it is like the effect of the sixth sense. When you do not need to idealize intuition, no one can give a guarantee of its effectiveness of its clues, so you should be aware that the outcome may not be what you expect. And in general, it is best to rely on the analysis, and if possible, it is better to make an analysis based on as many parameters as possible. Over time, on the basis of your experience, you will be able to identify those parameters, the consideration of which in your case gave the best result, and then you can save time on detailed analysis, without sacrificing the result.


It seems that it is wrong to rely on intuition all the time, because it is not possible to give accurate predictions always only at the expense of intuition.
Especially in gambling, gambling is also dictated by luck and chance and intuition cannot understand and predict these two things.
Just play to pass the time and that's it


There are two categories of people, you have the gambler or bettor that doesn't have any idea or knowledge the. You have the one that is strategic and equipped with vital informations, the second type of gambler can make use of intuition and also get lucky it's very possible, sometimes luck might not be needed for someone who is knowledgeable. But like you said intuition cannot be relied on everytime and the same goes for luck as well, all you can do is to just enjoy the game


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Koadharber on April 17, 2025, 09:47:46 PM
It seems to me that it is wrong to rely on intuition all the time, because it is not possible to give good forecasts consistently at the expense of intuition alone. But sometimes you can still be guided by intuition, when there is a certain confidence that everything should happen exactly as intuition suggests, it is like the effect of the sixth sense. When you do not need to idealize intuition, no one can give a guarantee of its effectiveness of its clues, so you should be aware that the outcome may not be what you expect. And in general, it is best to rely on the analysis, and if possible, it is better to make an analysis based on as many parameters as possible. Over time, on the basis of your experience, you will be able to identify those parameters, the consideration of which in your case gave the best result, and then you can save time on detailed analysis, without sacrificing the result.


It seems that it is wrong to rely on intuition all the time, because it is not possible to give accurate predictions always only at the expense of intuition.
Especially in gambling, gambling is also dictated by luck and chance and intuition cannot understand and predict these two things.
Just play to pass the time and that's it


There are two categories of people, you have the gambler or bettor that doesn't have any idea or knowledge the. You have the one that is strategic and equipped with vital informations, the second type of gambler can make use of intuition and also get lucky it's very possible, sometimes luck might not be needed for someone who is knowledgeable. But like you said intuition cannot be relied on everytime and the same goes for luck as well, all you can do is to just enjoy the game
When we do gamble whether on gambling casinos or having that sports prediction then there's always that two possible things that we do need to choose on which neither on that side or another side.
You can apply some analysis on which it will be basing up on what type of gambling that you are dealing into because there's always that relevance on applying analysis when you do sports betting and something which is useless when you do deal up with gambling casino games. So there are certain points on which applying something will be totally useless. On the moment or time that we have that kind of intuition and suddenly changed up on what we had choose up earlier then it will be that up to you whether you do gonna change it up or not. There are those times that you do become that having needing to change it up instead on trying out to stick on what you have chosen. Dont trust up your intuition? It will always be basing up on the numbers on how profitable you are when trusting up your intuition.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: xenomorfo on April 18, 2025, 12:52:40 PM
There are two categories of people, you have the gambler or bettor that doesn't have any idea or knowledge the. You have the one that is strategic and equipped with vital informations, the second type of gambler can make use of intuition and also get lucky it's very possible, sometimes luck might not be needed for someone who is knowledgeable. But like you said intuition cannot be relied on everytime and the same goes for luck as well, all you can do is to just enjoy the game


Yes ok, there is the gambler or bettor who has no idea or knowledge.
Then there are those who are strategic.
Both play with different systems, but both are absolutely victims of luck and bad luck.
In poker for example, you can do all the strategies in the world and count cards, but if you don't have a good hand you just have to fold.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on April 20, 2025, 04:24:39 AM
I only trust my intuition when I play slots, when I play in games that are really given by pure luck, but I don't do it when I play poker, nor when I play blackjack, I always try to play with some strategy, I trust that I can do something with it, sometimes one can have intuition, but with Only intuition you will not get far, sometimes you must know in order to make decisions that are more Appropriate.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: danherbias07 on April 20, 2025, 04:30:42 AM
If you rely on your intuition in gambling, it's the same as you surrender all your betting results to your luck. If you say it's not good, it's not good. But I'm sure some gamblers do it.
Currently, gamblers don't just bet to pass the time. You must also understand how gamblers also have a desire to win bets. No matter how you make predictions, the most important thing is that you know the risks and are responsible for the bets you make.

Exactly, if you rely only on your intuition in gambling, it is like entrusting all the results of your bets to luck.
Nothing changes. And there's nothing you can do.
You can't put a strategy in place, there are no strategies, only luck.

That has been said many times here, and still, many gamblers believe that strategies do work. i.e. Martingale

I believe that can not be erased. We are looking for something that will give us the upper hand against the house, which is why we try to create strategies that we think will work for our benefit. But the truth is that these gambling businesses won't be here anymore if there's a loophole. (the strategy that we will come up) They cannot make mistakes either in security or getting the upper hand against the gamblers, which is why their business is thriving.

We might as well just play the games and enjoy them. Even our instincts will sometimes just confuse us with having a strategy.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: masulum on April 20, 2025, 05:07:01 AM
That has been said many times here, and still, many gamblers believe that strategies do work. i.e. Martingale

Martingale has 2 main problems, losing will be bigger, winning will be bigger. Because increasing the bet every time you lose requires a mature strategy. The application of this strategy is not for unpredictable gambles. Example on Slots, we cannot apply the martingale strategy here, because the spins unable to predict. If it's a card game or sports betting, the potential is much better, but back to probability, the uncertainty of the cards on hand that will be obtained from the dealer, is still a risk when raising the bet 2x from the previous loss.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: casinosfyi on April 20, 2025, 05:28:38 AM
Making bets based on logic rather than feelings, means focusing on the odds instead of intuition. Often, it's wiser to rely on the statistics rather, as this can lead to better value if the odds are advantageous.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Luzin on April 20, 2025, 06:03:36 AM
Scientists are obliged to fully understand this issue. Let the path be long, but it must be done. This will be a great step for all humanity. Then we will be able to use it to its full potential.

Maybe some people say it's lucky, because sometimes they try to reuse it and fail. I think it's still a debate and I agree that we need a better study for that.
If situationally I try to understand the state of my intuition. It is not something that suddenly appears without experience. A real example is when I trade. When I understand candle patterns, looking at the market sees another factor and it becomes a habit.

It is that habit that makes this intuition come out and give rise to quick ideas. What I understand is that this Intuition is a trained mind. It is not a Supernatural power. So there are patterns of habits and situations that are combined that produce an intuition. Although I believe Intuition isn't always right either.  IMO


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Cryptmuster on April 20, 2025, 06:08:25 AM

Martingale has 2 main problems, losing will be bigger, winning will be bigger. Because increasing the bet every time you lose requires a mature strategy. The application of this strategy is not for unpredictable gambles. Example on Slots, we cannot apply the martingale strategy here, because the spins unable to predict. If it's a card game or sports betting, the potential is much better, but back to probability, the uncertainty of the cards on hand that will be obtained from the dealer, is still a risk when raising the bet 2x from the previous loss.

This strategy can be tried only on bets, and only if you have previously managed to win most of your bets on bets, without long losing streaks. That is, you must have the ability to earn on bets, you must be a good bettor, without this condition doubling the bet will simply lead to the loss of your entire deposit faster, this is all that you can achieve. And in this case, intuition will definitely not help in any way, in this matter you need to rely only on your experience and previous achievements.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Marvell1 on April 20, 2025, 07:17:24 AM
I think intuition works more when you have a certain level of knowledge on the games you are betting on, being intuitive without having any idea is just luck dependency. Like you said it's best to rely on analysis and intuition can work better when you are a strategic gambler, you'd have clues of certain bets to avoid and the ones to pick. It's all about how experienced you are, you can't always expect to get lucky but as time goes on you would become more flexible with your predictions. But this isn't a reason to become overconfident.

Your quote is more useful in sports gambling. Because to win in sports gambling, we need experience and skills. We need to know how to analyze data correctly. And then we need to decide to place a bet. But I don't always see my favorite team winning. And this is where we need intuition. But it is a special ability. There are some people whose intuition is strong. But most people have less intuition power. So I would say that if we want to win in gambling, we have to rely on luck most of the time. If we have bad luck, none of our intuition, experience and skills are of any use.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: alastantiger on April 20, 2025, 08:04:12 AM
I think intuition works more when you have a certain level of knowledge on the games you are betting on, being intuitive without having any idea is just luck dependency. Like you said it's best to rely on analysis and intuition can work better when you are a strategic gambler, you'd have clues of certain bets to avoid and the ones to pick. It's all about how experienced you are, you can't always expect to get lucky but as time goes on you would become more flexible with your predictions. But this isn't a reason to become overconfident.

Being over confident when gambling can end up making you to lose because sometimes you only have to take the easy way out to secure your capital and your profits because gambling is so uncertain that despite you thinking that you have tick all the boxes of what's going tonamke you to win, you can still lose. Betting in a stronger club doesn't guarantee you victory because anything can happen and the club you thought was the stronger become the weakest. Intuition can be helpful and at th same time be deceitful hence it's the analysis that we have to depend on. Past history isn't enough reason for you to think that the result will go as you planned. Following your intuition should only matters when it supports your analysis as then you'll be making the right choices 50% of the time but there'll always be a 50% chance that you're wrong.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Etranger on April 20, 2025, 08:07:15 AM
It seems to me that it is wrong to rely on intuition all the time, because it is not possible to give good forecasts consistently at the expense of intuition alone. But sometimes you can still be guided by intuition, when there is a certain confidence that everything should happen exactly as intuition suggests, it is like the effect of the sixth sense. When you do not need to idealize intuition, no one can give a guarantee of its effectiveness of its clues, so you should be aware that the outcome may not be what you expect. And in general, it is best to rely on the analysis, and if possible, it is better to make an analysis based on as many parameters as possible. Over time, on the basis of your experience, you will be able to identify those parameters, the consideration of which in your case gave the best result, and then you can save time on detailed analysis, without sacrificing the result.

I have nothing against intuition, although I do not consider it my strong point, because it is poorly developed in me. I rely more on rational analysis. But I believe that intuition can often be very effective in life situations. However, I do not understand at all how one can rely on it in gambling, because there are no patterns that intuition would subconsciously analyze and tell us something.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Inwestour on April 20, 2025, 05:49:18 PM
Intuition should not hinder you, you should not make decisions based only on intuition. It seems to me that intuition should serve as a warning, if you feel that it is better not to make this bet, then in this case it is better to listen to intuition. And in another case, the bet should always be based only on analysis. Maybe I just do not think about how often I use injection in gambling.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: xenomorfo on April 21, 2025, 09:33:09 AM
That has been said many times here, and still, many gamblers believe that strategies do work. i.e. Martingale

I believe that can not be erased. We are looking for something that will give us the upper hand against the house, which is why we try to create strategies that we think will work for our benefit. But the truth is that these gambling businesses won't be here anymore if there's a loophole. (the strategy that we will come up) They cannot make mistakes either in security or getting the upper hand against the gamblers, which is why their business is thriving.

We might as well just play the games and enjoy them. Even our instincts will sometimes just confuse us with having a strategy.


I think this cannot be erased. Absolutely, every time man in general tries to find a way to cheat but who is on the other side knows it and consequently we have a sort of balance of the two activities.
If one happens to prevail, everything is destroyed. Play for fun instead of thinking like this.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on April 27, 2025, 07:17:57 PM
I think that we all have intuition, but we should not abuse it, because we can have it in a given moment and make money, but we cannot trust that we will always have the intuition, because it is easily confused, I think that intuition serves to protect us from any danger and in the casino I do not see dangers, I see it as fun, the desire to make money, yes intuition can exist and we can follow it when we have it but in moderation, with little money.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Z_MBFM on April 27, 2025, 07:24:04 PM
I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?
In gambling, you can never follow any strategy or rule to achieve long-term success. You cannot guarantee that you will win any bet. You can suddenly win or lose at any time. So it will completely depend on your luck how much you can win from gambling. If you expect long-term success from gambling because you have won a few times, it will be a wrong idea. How can you expect long-term success from gambling by adopting any strategy or rule, where you can never guarantee to win. I never believe that any strategy or rule can make anyone successful in gambling in the long term. This is just a false assurance.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: rachael9385 on April 27, 2025, 07:37:17 PM
I think intuition works more when you have a certain level of knowledge on the games you are betting on, being intuitive without having any idea is just luck dependency. Like you said it's best to rely on analysis and intuition can work better when you are a strategic gambler, you'd have clues of certain bets to avoid and the ones to pick. It's all about how experienced you are, you can't always expect to get lucky but as time goes on you would become more flexible with your predictions. But this isn't a reason to become overconfident.

Being over confident when gambling can end up making you to lose because sometimes you only have to take the easy way out to secure your capital and your profits because gambling is so uncertain that despite you thinking that you have tick all the boxes of what's going tonamke you to win, you can still lose. Betting in a stronger club doesn't guarantee you victory because anything can happen and the club you thought was the stronger become the weakest. Intuition can be helpful and at th same time be deceitful hence it's the analysis that we have to depend on. Past history isn't enough reason for you to think that the result will go as you planned. Following your intuition should only matters when it supports your analysis as then you'll be making the right choices 50% of the time but there'll always be a 50% chance that you're wrong.
Like it normally happens on sports games (soccer to be precise), as long as the both teams are still on the football field playing, anything can still happen even though it's 80 minutes late. Your team might be winning and you will be happy but just know that the game haven't ended because if luck is not on your side, during 90min you will not like the result.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: Etranger on April 28, 2025, 10:04:55 AM
Intuition should not hinder you, you should not make decisions based only on intuition. It seems to me that intuition should serve as a warning, if you feel that it is better not to make this bet, then in this case it is better to listen to intuition. And in another case, the bet should always be based only on analysis. Maybe I just do not think about how often I use injection in gambling.

This is spot on! Indeed, I often notice that my intuition tells me not to make a bet and to wait for the next round. I can't say it's always right, but when I ignore it and place a bet despite what my intuition suggests, I lose. And this has happened quite often. Although, in my case, there's no other side to the coin  :D My intuition doesn't tell me when to place a bet in a way that would be winning.


Title: Re: Don't trust your intuition.
Post by: cryptoaddictchie on May 03, 2025, 12:24:52 PM
Intuition should not hinder you, you should not make decisions based only on intuition. It seems to me that intuition should serve as a warning, if you feel that it is better not to make this bet, then in this case it is better to listen to intuition. And in another case, the bet should always be based only on analysis. Maybe I just do not think about how often I use injection in gambling.
I dunno analysis is good but every person has sometimes strong intuition. I tend to trust my intuition over some stuff and panned out good too. Nevertheless its working on a good timing but of course its not a future sight lile Haki on one piece that is giving off strong accuracy especially in gambling.