or even better, dont try the demo casino either, because eventually, you will probably get curious what it would be like playing with real money, and go down the cycle of gambling addiction.

maybe you should really consider quitting, youre throwing away more than 40 usd a day, all for a few seconds of "fun" as the addicts on this section will claim. just quit and you could save up for something really worth buying, like a new tv, i dont know.

those dont exist with a house edge in play, you can try to minimize the effect the edge has on your game, but you will never gain an advantage in something like dice. investing in a casino's bankroll is one way to gain an edge over the other players though.

of course it's profitable, casinos are businesses designed to make money, and investing in a casino lets you in on some of the profit. sure, there might be some risk with lucky winners, but in general, you will profit with the house edge advantage without having to do anything.

there is no might about it, popular sites like primedice will never risk it, period. they make enough off the small betters, and the high rollers usually check every single one of their bets because it doesnt inconvenience them. as for the small martingalers, theres no need for sites like them to risk anything.

unless gambling is your job, like a professional poker player, youre not earning anything, youre winning. and usually, youre not winning either, youre probably losing more than anything else.

the thing is, a lot of people who claim they gamble frequently "for fun" are just saying that to justify their gambling. the truth is, the people that say that are the ones that are most addicted, yet dont want to admit it. also, even if its "for fun," youre still losing money, which is far from harmless.

thats a pretty narrow way of thinking, to think that only losing everything you have is the only way youre going to stop gambling. plenty of people are capable of pulling out early after just a taste. for example, just seeing another lose everything would be enough for some to quit altogether.

what you said is correct, whatever Duomo said is straight up nonsense. its called gambling for a reason, and luck is the only factor that matters. skill is only a factor when youre not playing against the house, but against other players, like with poker. against the house, you should keep in mind that the games are designed to profit the house, not you, and weather or not you win or lose comes down only to luck.

if it was "successful," it was just luck, martingle will lose in the long run, its just not possible to consistently profit using martingale, especially since the house edge will be a factor in each bet. over a smaller amount of bets, the edge wouldnt be as important. but over thousands of bets, it really matters.

if the gambling site was cheating you, they would have to be able to manipulate each individual bet and this cheating would be evident if the provably fair system check was done. if youre not seeing evidence of it, theyre not cheating, youre just biased to remember what you lost more than what you won.

if people get addicted that's their own fault. its not like the casino staff are forcing them to play anything, they willingly walked in and decided to hand over their money and play to lose. but it doesnt stop there, theyre the ones that decide to walk back in with more money to hand over. its bad of people get addicted, but gambling itself isnt bad, its up to the people.

martingale is not a strategy. its an idiot's losing plan. theres no reason for a casino to provide you auto betting tools if it doesnt help them, they provide those because it helps martingle obsessed people like you lose. gambling is all luck, nothing else to it.

if youre not ready to lose, then you sure arent ready to win. and 0.05 BTC isnt even that much, its a bit over $20 at the current prices. if risking just that much makes you lose sleep, you should consider quitting gambling altogether.

i think its because with gambling, its as easy to win as it is too lose, and people fool themselves into thinking if they lost it, they can win it back, just as easily. really bad mindset, if youve already lost you should just quit instead of risking digging yourself into an even deeper hole.

thats just how the human mind works, we tend to remember our big losses, and write off our wins like theyre nothing, especially when they're small wins like you described. unless they're record wins for you, chances are you're not going to remember them too well.

it most definitely can, there are professional poker players you know. however, i think professional gambling is mostly limited to poke, there just arent many games where a player can manage to get a consistent advantage somehow.

bankroll management is common sense. what really matters is knowing when to quit, and that would be anytime youre ahead. the longer you gamble, the more likely it is youll end up in the red, and going bust is inevitable if you gamble long enough.

faucets should be used to just test out a site, not seriously be considered as a source of profit. you're playing with a fraction of a penny and hoping you hit a ridiculously low multiplier on a game with losing odds already. its a waste of time, and the return is just not worth the time you need to put into it. ever.
as for never using your own money, thats terrible advice, for obvious reasons, if using the faucet is taken out of the equation.

not really, just having a lot of money doesnt necessarily mean you would lose a lot of money, and if one did lose a lot of money, they wouldnt have a lot of money in the first place. its all about just controlling yourself and not foolishly betting whatever you have.