100% FREE 100% guaranteed gambling strategy 100% no-loss ever

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Some of the posters here have a truly vile approach towards the OP for absolutely no reason, and for some reason they all type with broken English ... is it coincidence? I truly feel sorry for the way you were educated, and the way you're looking at life is not gonna turn you into better people in the society. I truly feel bad for you.

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[Pmalek]

Gambling is entertainment and like many other forms of entertainment it costs money and can be addictive.

Gambling is entertainment for the gamblers. For the betting institutions it is business and they wouldn't be in this business if it wasn't profitable. The only way it can be profitable is if enough gamblers lose their money. It is that simple. It can be profitable for gamblers as well. But gamblers being gamblers are never satisfied and most will try to win even more which results in heavy losses. For every successful gambler there are at least 100 who fail constantly.   

[Ucy]

Typical business operate in similar manner.. It's generally about Sacrificing something to Win, i.e sacrificing money, time, effort, etc. Sacrificing to Win probably won't work on luck-based gambling, which is why me too doubt the efficacy of those scripts or strategies. Sacrifice could work on skill-based gambling though. You will need alots of sacrifices to gain skills, experience, for increased chances of winning.

[ChrisPop]

I'm guessing this is in large part due to a generally low level of knowledge about how gambling (and particularly online gambling) works. At the time of my first encounter with Bitcoin gambling (Satoshi Mines) I was also quite ignorant but it took me ~10 minutes to figure out the probabilities. I'm still mystified why some people don't want to learn how gambling works and at the same time are willing to put a lot of money on their wrong assumptions. Let me know what you think.

I so agree with you, man. To add to this I think some people are either not aware of the probabilities involved in the game OR they might be too emotional driven persons that act on impulses. That's where the addiction comes from - they don't act logically when gambling away their money although the statistical/mathematical/scientific/facts are against them and clearly proving that they are going to lose on the long term..

[swogerino]

I was about to reply hard because I thought that this was just another thread from people telling us that they own a certain discord or telegram channel and they give 100% winning bets there,which by the way is never possible.

Your advice is one of the best if not the best for people who are bad losers and don’t accept the fact that they can lose money by gambling.

[fortunecrypto]

It's a good suggestion and is really a good strategy but in gambling, you will not win if you will not play, and you will not be entertained if you will not bet, so it's no bet no gain, and I doubt if gamblers will take this advice, maybe when they are going to retire from gambling but as long as gambling still offer to win and it's still fun I don't think so.

[GSpgh]

Regarding the gambling strategy by never doing gambling, it is a poor idea. Just stop dreaming if you have no intention to face hard work. The idea should be more selective and smarter to gamble. You may also need to learn from others or evaluate your current strategy.

There is no amount of hard work that could create a winning gambling strategy. It simply doesn't exist. The analogy presented by the other poster doesn't fit here. Quiting a job because you don't like your boss is a good thing. You can find another better job.

Gambling is entertainment for the gamblers. For the betting institutions it is business and they wouldn't be in this business if it wasn't profitable. The only way it can be profitable is if enough gamblers lose their money. It is that simple. It can be profitable for gamblers as well. But gamblers being gamblers are never satisfied and most will try to win even more which results in heavy losses. For every successful gambler there are at least 100 who fail constantly.   

Of course it's a business. Like Netflix is a multibillion dollar entertainment business.

Gambling may be "profitable" for some (random) gamblers but that is a matter of luck. I think you're right, people usually don't quit while they're ahead and eventually lose, then lose even more trying to win it back. It's a different discussion tho... from the probability point of view the chance of winning or losing would be exactly the same even if people were extremely disciplined and walked away with the winnings. Perhaps it would reduce the casino profits a little bit because the betting volume would be lower but it wouldn't affect the chances. The house always wins.

[Debonaire217]

It's a good suggestion and is really a good strategy but in gambling, you will not win if you will not play, and you will not be entertained if you will not bet, so it's no bet no gain, and I doubt if gamblers will take this advice, maybe when they are going to retire from gambling but as long as gambling still offer to win and it's still fun I don't think so.

They will not be called gamblers if they will encourage taking advice to stop gambling. I hope there are other ways to lessen loss, at least to decrease chances of loss not literally goes to 0% loss since we gamble for win and we gamble because it is our source of happiness. And stopping gambling will not do us any good.

[Zicadis]

Your title is a misnomer. How is it a gambling strategy, e.g. a strategy only to be used when gambling, if you are telling me not to gamble?

That's like saying, here's an eating strategy, don't eat! Pretty obvious and redundant thread IMO.

Will you tell the lottery millionaires that they shouldn't have gambled?

[GSpgh]

Your title is a misnomer. How is it a gambling strategy, e.g. a strategy only to be used when gambling, if you are telling me not to gamble?

That's like saying, here's an eating strategy, don't eat! Pretty obvious and redundant thread IMO.

Will you tell the lottery millionaires that they shouldn't have gambled?

The point is: "don't gamble" if you're doing it to win money, gamble for entertainment. Don't eat if you're doing it because that chocolate is so tasty, eat for nutrition.

Lottery millionaires who bought a $2 ticket probably don't need that advice. Lottery losers who bought thousands of dollars worth of tickets captivated by large jackpots - they probably shouldn't gamble.

[Eclipse26]

What a click bait... I thought it was another tips. And after reading the title, I was ready to say that there's no 100% assurance in gambling. But after reading the thread, I smiled a bit. You got me there... But yeah, if you don't gamble, you won't lose anything. But you might miss the fun. I can do that, but I still chose to gamble because that's one of the things I do when bored. I don't really stressed myself when losing, I just wanna have fun in gambling, with the hope of winning as well.

[judeafante]

100% FREE 100% guaranteed gambling strategy 100% no-loss ever:

Don't gamble.

Gamblers will just laugh at your recommendation, you cannot make them quit gambling just like that,  and it's not really a good strategy, they always think no pain no glory, it's not really gambling strategy that they will want to implement, they want strategy to win money and have fun winning than not playing at all.

[South Park]

100% FREE 100% guaranteed gambling strategy 100% no-loss ever:

Don't gamble.

That's it. You'll never have a losing bet if you don't gamble.

At this point you may feel cheated by the title of this thread, and wondering why this is in Gambling Discussion, and perhaps why I'm wearing a signature of a gambling site if I'm advocating for not gambling. Except I'm not really advocating that, just saying that if you don't want to lose you shouldn't gamble. Feel free to gamble if you accept the fact that you are going to lose. Gambling is entertainment and like many other forms of entertainment it costs money and can be addictive.

I'm appalled at the number of threads in this board and other gambling-related boards that are full of people either directly discussing scripts and strategies, or indirectly alluding to the existance of possibly winning strategies, particularly in luck-based games like dice. There is no such thing. You can't win against an RNG. You will eventually lose and your loss is likely to be much bigger if you don't start with the right expectation.

I'm guessing this is in large part due to a generally low level of knowledge about how gambling (and particularly online gambling) works. At the time of my first encounter with Bitcoin gambling (Satoshi Mines) I was also quite ignorant but it took me ~10 minutes to figure out the probabilities. I'm still mystified why some people don't want to learn how gambling works and at the same time are willing to put a lot of money on their wrong assumptions. Let me know what you think.

(edited to repeat the thread title inside the post so that it would be clear why and when I'm saying you shouldn't gamble).

You got me there, I thought that this was going to be one of those threads in which people will discuss a strategy that is clearly a known loser and somehow they are going to try to make it seem as if you can win with it, but you are right the only way to be completely sure that you are never going to lose any money in a casino is to avoid gambling, and if you like gambling for entertainment purposes then you should be ready to accept the losses that come from with it.

[Maotezi]

Well, it all comes down to it, but it's hard to explain to a person if he doesn't go through with it, but it's not until these years that I realize that in fact I didn't play or lose. But one has to have a lot of experience to understand the point of this sentence, and young gamblers do not understand it enough, how accurate it is.

[desticy]

Ahaha. Well, I was already hoping that finally a revolutionary way to not lose appeared, and someone decided to immediately share them on the forum with a large audience of gamblers, which would simplify everyone’s life. On my own, I’ll add that you are right, and gambling makes sense only if you have no goal to earn money and losses do not unbalance you.

[GSpgh]

Gamblers will just laugh at your recommendation, you cannot make them quit gambling just like that,  and it's not really a good strategy, they always think no pain no glory, it's not really gambling strategy that they will want to implement, they want strategy to win money and have fun winning than not playing at all.

I'm not trying to make someone quit gambling. That's a different and very complicated topic. But many gamblers would benefit from spending a few minutes learning how gambling works. If this thread can make at least one person pause and think - that's great, if it doesn't - I wasted a few minutes of my time.

Well, it all comes down to it, but it's hard to explain to a person if he doesn't go through with it, but it's not until these years that I realize that in fact I didn't play or lose. But one has to have a lot of experience to understand the point of this sentence, and young gamblers do not understand it enough, how accurate it is.

It's not that complicated even without going into math and randomness, if you consider that all of those casinos would go out of business if there was a winning strategy. Business makes money - you lose money.

[South Park]

Ahaha. Well, I was already hoping that finally a revolutionary way to not lose appeared, and someone decided to immediately share them on the forum with a large audience of gamblers, which would simplify everyone’s life. On my own, I’ll add that you are right, and gambling makes sense only if you have no goal to earn money and losses do not unbalance you.

In the past some methods to win over the casino have appeared that could allow you to earn money in the long run but if the one that discovered that method revealed that to the public you can be sure that casinos will alter their games in order to make that strategy not profitable anymore and even with such strategy it will be impossible for you to avoid the natural short term fluctuations that happens just by the random nature of the games so no matter what you do you will always lose some money to the casinos.

[coinfinger]

At first I felt very cheated when I opened the thread and saw what was written but actually you made a long discussed-point into a small line, don't gamble if you do not want to loose. It's true that we cannot win with gambling but if I was expecting some arbitrage advice or some similar strategy where we can find different bookmakers favoring different teams/players or say over/under in goals and we can advantage of that.

Another thought I had was that there might be some advice like betting on the underdog and cashing out or placing some wager of the favorite once the underdog performs well. But nonetheless, I agree with your point.

[hatshepsut93]

I'm guessing this is in large part due to a generally low level of knowledge about how gambling (and particularly online gambling) works. At the time of my first encounter with Bitcoin gambling (Satoshi Mines) I was also quite ignorant but it took me ~10 minutes to figure out the probabilities. I'm still mystified why some people don't want to learn how gambling works and at the same time are willing to put a lot of money on their wrong assumptions. Let me know what you think.

It's not just ignorance, some people just have a tendency to think that laws don't apply to them, that they are special and have luck, and they surely will win. So, a person can understand that the odds are against them, and still gamble like crazy because of their superstition. I think this is far more common than not understanding the math behind gambling.

[stepwilli]

It's a good suggestion and is really a good strategy but in gambling, you will not win if you will not play, and you will not be entertained if you will not bet, so it's no bet no gain, and I doubt if gamblers will take this advice, maybe when they are going to retire from gambling but as long as gambling still offer to win and it's still fun I don't think so.

You say No BET - No Gain but have you ever wondered what are the gains by making those bets?
I tell you the rewards most of the guys get for gambling and hey I am talking about addicted gamblers, the ones who are doing it for fun (if any) can ignore this post.

Rewards you get as an addicted gambler for betting - Loss of relationships, faith, money, society and most importantly time. You could have achieved something significant had you not gambled and utilized the time better.

So, although it sounds very harsh from the OP but he is spot on, JUST DON'T GAMBLE if you can't afford to loose more.