How often do you win?

[hyudien]

On a general observation, we may not be able to quantify how often we are winning while gambling, not because there is no history record to take

I don’t have to take note of the number of times I win while gambling because I won’t be using the record for anything, it’s of no use to me. I'm sure if some people go through their gambling history and check how often they win or lose, then they are going to feel bad because they hardly win, they will have lost a lot of money in gambling, but most people don’t really check it.  The only people that won’t feel bad even if they lose so much money are the ones that gambling for fun. But seriously, I don’t keep my gambling records, but I know my losses are always greater than the amount I win.

If we accumulated all the gambling we do, I think we would find more losses than wins, I agree with that. Because instinctively, if I count the gambling from the last 3 months, for example, I would also say that I experienced more losses. Even when I win, I think it's only enough or even less to cover my losses in the last 3 months.
But this is still fine, because I gamble with a budget that I have calculated. Can I be prepared for loss or not, because if I don't do that, I think my finances are very bad now.
Having fun is my main goal in gambling, although I also can't deny that I also hope for big wins to come. But it was just a hope and I didn't really chase it, because if I chased it then I wouldn't be able to control myself.
I also feel that most people who gamble will experience more losses than wins.

[Webetcoins]

For me I often win a gambling bet but one can not compare the wining and the losing together because normally in gambling their is know how that you would often win without lose it is a capital know but in all I must confess that I normally won gambling almost every weekend but as a good gambler always gamble as I would  afford to lose, because I normally use a small amount of money in my gambling bet, so even if I lose I will not feel too bad.

I believe you are new to gambling which is why you are saying that you often win because a regular gambler who has been into gambling for quite some time, wouldn't be able to say the same thing because you can't keep winning in gambling all the time and there will surely be times when you will lose. I didn't understand your second point where you said something about capital and comparing wins and losses, I know there shouldn't be a comparison between wins and losses because they can't be the same.

Gamblers should know how much they need to gamble whether they are winning or losing so that if they are winning, they don't lose their profits and if they are losing, they don't lose all their bankroll at once because it might give you another chance if you have some money left to play with later.

[TheUltraElite]

Gamblers should know how much they need to gamble whether they are winning or losing so that if they are winning, they don't lose their profits and if they are losing, they don't lose all their bankroll at once because it might give you another chance if you have some money left to play with later.

Good advice, gamblers tend to get blinded by their emotion, specially greed/guilt and anger. If they win, they should stop and if they lose, then also they should stop, is what I keep on saying.

Calling it a day and leaving is not defeat, rather it is always the win. Casinos are built to make the gambler lose, not the casino, so keep gambling in the "fun" section and dont let it cross that boundary.

As soon as someone tries to make money from gambling, they will invariably lose.

[Weawant]

I don’t have to take note of the number of times I win while gambling because I won’t be using the record for anything, it’s of no use to me. I'm sure if some people go through their gambling history and check how often they win or lose, then they are going to feel bad because they hardly win, they will have lost a lot of money in gambling, but most people don’t really check it.  The only people that won’t feel bad even if they lose so much money are the ones that gambling for fun. But seriously, I don’t keep my gambling records, but I know my losses are always greater than the amount I win.

I understand you may not be attaching too much importance to keeping the records probably because you feel it not important but then at some point for the sake of keeping your habit in check, it may be necessary because if you do it helps you know if you make money off gambling or not except you are gambling for fun then it totally becomes unnecessary for you to be really keen about such. Some persons make gambling a kind of occupation and for such persons all of the records matters.

[GigaBit]

On a general observation, we may not be able to quantify how often we are winning while gambling, not because there is no history record to take

I don’t have to take note of the number of times I win while gambling because I won’t be using the record for anything, it’s of no use to me. I'm sure if some people go through their gambling history and check how often they win or lose, then they are going to feel bad because they hardly win, they will have lost a lot of money in gambling, but most people don’t really check it.  The only people that won’t feel bad even if they lose so much money are the ones that gambling for fun. But seriously, I don’t keep my gambling records, but I know my losses are always greater than the amount I win.

If we accumulated all the gambling we do, I think we would find more losses than wins, I agree with that. Because instinctively, if I count the gambling from the last 3 months, for example, I would also say that I experienced more losses. Even when I win, I think it's only enough or even less to cover my losses in the last 3 months.
But this is still fine, because I gamble with a budget that I have calculated. Can I be prepared for loss or not, because if I don't do that, I think my finances are very bad now.
Having fun is my main goal in gambling, although I also can't deny that I also hope for big wins to come. But it was just a hope and I didn't really chase it, because if I chased it then I wouldn't be able to control myself.
I also feel that most people who gamble will experience more losses than wins.

A few days ago I also wanted to look at my gambling records and there I saw the amount of my losses. Also, if I monitor it on a monthly basis, I am sure that my losing rates will be higher. But still I continue my gambling because I enjoy gambling. It's not that I haven't won here, but I've lost more than I've won. If my losing ratio is higher I will still conduct gambling but it must be within my limit. I consider gambling as entertainment even though there is a temporary disappointment when I lose but after some time I am revived. In gambling I never conduct gambling from the idea that I will win.

[swogerino]

I don’t have to take note of the number of times I win while gambling because I won’t be using the record for anything, it’s of no use to me. I'm sure if some people go through their gambling history and check how often they win or lose, then they are going to feel bad because they hardly win, they will have lost a lot of money in gambling, but most people don’t really check it.  The only people that won’t feel bad even if they lose so much money are the ones that gambling for fun. But seriously, I don’t keep my gambling records, but I know my losses are always greater than the amount I win.

I understand you may not be attaching too much importance to keeping the records probably because you feel it not important but then at some point for the sake of keeping your habit in check, it may be necessary because if you do it helps you know if you make money off gambling or not except you are gambling for fun then it totally becomes unnecessary for you to be really keen about such. Some persons make gambling a kind of occupation and for such persons all of the records matters.

The persons who keep records and learn nothing from it are the ones who end really bad.To keep gambling as an occupation takes a huge achievement to say the least and so far I don't know anyone who has been successful to live from gambling as this is what keep gambling as an occupation.The people that claim to be living from gambling I will not believe them unless they show me bet id-s from at least 6 months that they have consistently won,if they have done it for six months then they can make it for any amount of time and I can believe someone to make a salary from gambling.

[KTChampions]

The persons who keep records and learn nothing from it are the ones who end really bad.To keep gambling as an occupation takes a huge achievement to say the least and so far I don't know anyone who has been successful to live from gambling as this is what keep gambling as an occupation.The people that claim to be living from gambling I will not believe them unless they show me bet id-s from at least 6 months that they have consistently won,if they have done it for six months then they can make it for any amount of time and I can believe someone to make a salary from gambling.

It seems to me that it is necessary to check not the history of gambling for 6 months, but a certain number of bets (and even in size, and not so that all bets are for 1 cent and one for 10k dollars), for example, 1000. This number of bets will smooth out the element of chance and more or less will reliably show average numbers. But even in this case, we must remember that odds matter and a distance of 1000 bets may not be enough to understand the effectiveness of the strategy/gambler.
If we are talking about odds like 1 to 10k, 1 to 100k, etc. then each win distorts the picture by a huge distance.

[DaNNy001]

I don’t have to take note of the number of times I win while gambling because I won’t be using the record for anything, it’s of no use to me. I'm sure if some people go through their gambling history and check how often they win or lose, then they are going to feel bad because they hardly win, they will have lost a lot of money in gambling, but most people don’t really check it.  The only people that won’t feel bad even if they lose so much money are the ones that gambling for fun. But seriously, I don’t keep my gambling records, but I know my losses are always greater than the amount I win.

I understand you may not be attaching too much importance to keeping the records probably because you feel it not important but then at some point for the sake of keeping your habit in check, it may be necessary because if you do it helps you know if you make money off gambling or not except you are gambling for fun then it totally becomes unnecessary for you to be really keen about such. Some persons make gambling a kind of occupation and for such persons all of the records matters.

The persons who keep records and learn nothing from it are the ones who end really bad.To keep gambling as an occupation takes a huge achievement to say the least and so far I don't know anyone who has been successful to live from gambling as this is what keep gambling as an occupation.The people that claim to be living from gambling I will not believe them unless they show me bet id-s from at least 6 months that they have consistently won,if they have done it for six months then they can make it for any amount of time and I can believe someone to make a salary from gambling.

6 months of consistency in Gambling winnings is all but a mirage because I believe that's not possible not even for the so called professional gamblers. Whenever gambling is viewed with this sense it only cause one thing and that's chaos and nothing more so seeing someone say they live off their gambling is sounding like share stupidity for me cause everyone knows its definitely impossible to prove.

[Dewi Aries]

The persons who keep records and learn nothing from it are the ones who end really bad.To keep gambling as an occupation takes a huge achievement to say the least and so far I don't know anyone who has been successful to live from gambling as this is what keep gambling as an occupation.The people that claim to be living from gambling I will not believe them unless they show me bet id-s from at least 6 months that they have consistently won,if they have done it for six months then they can make it for any amount of time and I can believe someone to make a salary from gambling.

6 months of consistency in Gambling winnings is all but a mirage because I believe that's not possible not even for the so called professional gamblers. Whenever gambling is viewed with this sense it only cause one thing and that's chaos and nothing more so seeing someone say they live off their gambling is sounding like share stupidity for me cause everyone knows its definitely impossible to prove.

Obviously, I think it's impossible to happen, meaning they are saying something based on nonsense, 6 months is a long period of time, it is very unlikely for a gambler to not experience any losses at all during the process, and never mind over such a long period of time. That is, sometimes in just a week's time it is very possible for us to experience losses that are much greater than previous wins.

This means I think don't be too fanciful about gambling, we all know that this is a game of probability that has no way of guaranteeing a win every time, so simply put if you are nothing more than an ordinary gambler who comes with money to gamble then I think it is very unlikely that you will be able to win during that time, unless you are a bookie who owns the casino itself.

[$weetne$$]

6 months of consistency in Gambling winnings is all but a mirage because I believe that's not possible not even for the so called professional gamblers. Whenever gambling is viewed with this sense it only cause one thing and that's chaos and nothing more so seeing someone say they live off their gambling is sounding like share stupidity for me cause everyone knows its definitely impossible to prove.

I do not think it is impossible to live off gambling because there are people that are very lucky when they gamble. They can win a very large amount that they will use to take care of things until they get another big win. They might not be regular winners but when they win, the amount is usually big and it can take care of their needs for some amount of months before they begin to feel the need of making more money. I stand with you that no gambler can make only winning trades for 6 months without any losses. It sounds impossible because all gamblers know they can not always win. You might win a bet now but the next time that you play you are going to lose that bet. The end result when gambling is that you do not lose money more than you are making if gambling for money is what you are doing but do not think that you are not going to lose, that is impossible. I gamble when I feel like gambling, I do not gamble as a form of making money though.