When Luck Turns Your Bankroll Around (Slots Story)

[Furious 7]

Luck always plays a role because it doesn't mean that when we play slots we will lose, but the winning ratio is clearly smaller than the losses we receive. However, at certain moments, we can certainly get a win from it.

What you're doing, I think, is very appropriate, OP, because we shouldn't have too high expectations for any type of gambling, as we're all aware that it will only trap us in emotions and the ambition to win.
On the other hand, when you withdraw some of the money you've won from gambling and use it for other pleasures, that's also a commendable action because even though it's an easy thing to do, not all gamblers do it because there's always the saying that the more profits we make, the more we'll gamble, and you've managed to overcome that by knowing when to stop.

[r_victory]

Slots can eat up your entire budget or generate a considerable multiplier. The same goes for other games. I bet most of my daily budget on slots. Some days I lose it all, and others I win back what I lost the day before and a little more. When I lose, I move on because I know I haven't exceeded my limit, so I'm okay with that.

[Cantsay]

The point I want to share is we should manage our expectations when playing games where we don’t have an edge. That way if we lose, it’s easier to move on. And if we happen to get lucky, like I did, the feeling of victory is even sweeter.

Anyone who plays slots and then starts having high hopes or huge expectations is already in for a great disappointment, because slot is purely luck based and whatever the system gives you is what you’ll get there’s no way to maneuver around it or change the outcome of a spin.

I like the fact that you acknowledged slots to be a bankroll killer and since you already knew and just went there probably to get your account drained so you can call gambling a quit for the day but then got lucky, that’s why you were extremely happy, if you had gone there with high expectations you won’t be too happy, you might even want to push yourself more so you can get even more from that session.

[Muba20]

The point I want to share is we should manage our expectations when playing games where we don’t have an edge. That way if we lose, it’s easier to move on. And if we happen to get lucky, like I did, the feeling of victory is even sweeter.

If you do not have luck in slot machines, you will lose there. If the gambler continues to do it even after losing, then the amount of his loss will continue to increase. It is good that you have been able to temporarily satisfy yourself with a big win even after losing. I think if I had such an opportunity, I could have made myself more responsible. Since there is no certainty, if the expectations are low, there will be no big problem even if you lose. But when the expectations are high, it is naturally difficult to bear the loss.

[Pi-network314159]

So just recently I got bored and spent most of my time spinning slots. Honestly, I already expected that money to be gone because we all know slots are bankroll killers. But this time I got lucky, my disposable bankroll shot up to almost 100x. Ended the day full of excitement, used some of the winnings to hang out with friends, had a few drinks, and of course I left a bit aside for the next session (once the hangover fades). 

The point I want to share is we should manage our expectations when playing games where we don’t have an edge. That way if we lose, it’s easier to move on. And if we happen to get lucky, like I did, the feeling of victory is even sweeter.

Congratulations op for your wining, 100x is a huge multiplier you know. I can't emagine how you will be feeling when you hit that huge multiplier. Hope you spend it wisely considering how winning is hard.  But for the second paragraph which talks about managing our expectations, yes it is good we don't put our minds on games that is yet to play, we just need to be free minded after playing so as to become surprised when we win. But I doubt if people can remove their mind from games that has been played already when all hope is usually set in the amount on ticket and hoping to win huge

[DiMarxist]

So just recently I got bored and spent most of my time spinning slots. Honestly, I already expected that money to be gone because we all know slots are bankroll killers. But this time I got lucky, my disposable bankroll shot up to almost 100x. Ended the day full of excitement, used some of the winnings to hang out with friends, had a few drinks, and of course I left a bit aside for the next session (once the hangover fades). 

The point I want to share is we should manage our expectations when playing games where we don’t have an edge. That way if we lose, it’s easier to move on. And if we happen to get lucky, like I did, the feeling of victory is even sweeter.

That's how the felling is actually supposed to be most especially when it's unexpected, you wey just playing for maybe fun or you were bored and you eventually hit a big win, they will be excess joy, unlike the win you expected. And playing such game's like slot without much expectations for it, it really helps, Lik seriously it help reduce disappointment most especially and make the game looks like a thing of fun after you lost to it.
To me  it's mostly a game of luck, so whenever I win in such game's unexpectedly, it's just like a lucky day and a pleasant surprise because it's not something I was hoping for. Good to hear you had a good time, and it's even more great you set something aside, that's how gambling it's done, to keep the fun morning and not to let the game get addicted to you.

[AmaGold70]

So just recently I got bored and spent most of my time spinning slots. Honestly, I already expected that money to be gone because we all know slots are bankroll killers. But this time I got lucky, my disposable bankroll shot up to almost 100x. Ended the day full of excitement, used some of the winnings to hang out with friends, had a few drinks, and of course I left a bit aside for the next session (once the hangover fades). 

The point I want to share is we should manage our expectations when playing games where we don’t have an edge. That way if we lose, it’s easier to move on. And if we happen to get lucky, like I did, the feeling of victory is even sweeter.

Some gamblers have probably experienced something like this and I know how excited you are right now because I've been there before, sometimes it is good to gamble and expect nothing to return because that way it will be easier to handle any loss in gambling. I applaud you OP for this because 100× over your original fund is really huge amount to get especially on something you never expected to happen, winning is very hard in slots as I see it and I hope you are spending wisely, playing slots with this your mindset is indeed the right way to approach it because slot machines can be very disappointing and frustrating at the same time and you have acknowledged it from the beginning to be a bankroll killer.

[Alphakilo]

So just recently I got bored and spent most of my time spinning slots. Honestly, I already expected that money to be gone because we all know slots are bankroll killers. But this time I got lucky, my disposable bankroll shot up to almost 100x. Ended the day full of excitement, used some of the winnings to hang out with friends, had a few drinks, and of course I left a bit aside for the next session (once the hangover fades). 

The point I want to share is we should manage our expectations when playing games where we don’t have an edge. That way if we lose, it’s easier to move on. And if we happen to get lucky, like I did, the feeling of victory is even sweeter.

Awesome. Managing expectations entails know what to do at each outcomes. The outcomes are -1. if you end up winning, like in your case, you had to some fun and the number two outcome is, if you ended up losing, maybe finding something else to put your mind on. That is how I think that emotions should be managed.

But please slot is not a bankroll killer, reckless irresponsible and uncontrolled gambling is.

By the way what slot game did you play? Maybe I can get some goodluck on it too. 

[Mame89]

So just recently I got bored and spent most of my time spinning slots. Honestly, I already expected that money to be gone because we all know slots are bankroll killers. But this time I got lucky, my disposable bankroll shot up to almost 100x. Ended the day full of excitement, used some of the winnings to hang out with friends, had a few drinks, and of course I left a bit aside for the next session (once the hangover fades). 

The point I want to share is we should manage our expectations when playing games where we don’t have an edge. That way if we lose, it’s easier to move on. And if we happen to get lucky, like I did, the feeling of victory is even sweeter.

This mindset is essential for every gambler. Every gambler must be smart about managing expectations, one way to do this is by managing their budget well, maintaining discipline, and treating gambling as entertainment. This way, when you lose it's okay, and when you win don't become greedy and chase even bigger wins.

However, there's one thing I want to say. Don't think that after experiencing continuous losses, you should continue playing with the remaining money to achieve a 100x win. It's important to realize that almost all gamblers experience the same feeling when they lose continuously instead of stopping, they continue, hoping for a lucky break like you did. I hope you understand what I mean.

[Smack That Ace]

I like what you say, bhai. yes, but I'm not saying expectation management is a good thing. Slots are designed in such a way that the long-term RTP is always lower than the amount you bet. So the longer you play, the more the house will take your deposits in their favor, which is natural. They give you a thrill because it gives you that feeling of not being able to catch a big win for a moment, that feeling nudges you to keep spinning. Your 100X session is like that, when it hits it feels awesome and when it doesn't it feels brutal. If I were you, I would put a little money in the casino account and withdraw the rest, a little money is enough to have fun, and it's better not to chase extra drinks while gambling.

Good Luck
Duke

[Slow death]

I've never been lucky enough to hit at least a 20x multiplier on a slot game. I've tried playing a few times, and the result is the same: I'm unlucky and I always lose. Then I stop playing for a few months. When I come back, I put in $5 again, play, and lose everything. I'm unlucky, because this time I'll be away from playing for much longer. But if I were lucky enough to win a 100x multiplier, then I'd buy some altcoin and hod it; I wouldn't use it in the real world for fun.

[junder]

Luck does exist. I've experienced it myself, winning a large multiplier on a bonanza game, more than 100 times my initial deposit. You're lucky to experience this, because not everyone wins big. Perhaps it's just not their time, and luck will be on their side later and give them a big win to enjoy. I personally enjoy my winnings by buying motorcycle spare parts, as that's one of my hobbies.
Everyone wants big wins, but not everyone is lucky at the same time.

[crwth]

Congratulations on getting the win. It's really amazing that you could multiply your capital by 100. Did you have some type of feeling that you think would win or just pure luck?

I have experienced like 137 Multiplier but the sad thing is my initial bet is just little.

[Oluwa-btc]

The point I want to share is we should manage our expectations when playing games where we don’t have an edge. That way if we lose, it’s easier to move on. And if we happen to get lucky, like I did, the feeling of victory is even sweeter.

I understand that feeling of excitement and it's often experienced among gamblers but be rest assured that it's just for awhile cause slots ain't guarantee to give you constant winnings, however the need to stick to a specified bankroll that you can afford to lose is the real deal. Ans this situation is called unexpected win usually when you gamble not for money but for the fun.

[Nwada001]

The point I want to share is we should manage our expectations when playing games where we don’t have an edge. That way if we lose, it’s easier to move on. And if we happen to get lucky, like I did, the feeling of victory is even sweeter.

We feel more joy and connected if we do not expect to win and just gamble without any expectation, and if the winning just happens by luck, that surprise brings a different kind of excitement that can't completely be explained, and that joy can turn to sadness if there is an expectation of winning and if it does not happen, the mood of the gambler can just completely change, which should not have assuming they do not hope for anything.