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

[South Park]

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.

This is something that I see a lot in my life, people feel that somehow they are special and obviously every single human being is unique and very special for himself, his family and friends, but when it comes to the numbers we can become another statistic, but somehow people believe that it is never going to happen to them, that somehow the laws that rule our lives do not apply to them and that they can do whatever they want without any consequences only to discover that is not true.

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[GSpgh]

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.

That's true, irrational behavior is a big part of it but that's a bit different issue and it also involves self-control, addiction, and other problems. My focus here is those who just don't know and there are many people like that. There is no knowledge test that one needs to pass before starting to gamble, and casinos may show some generic legal text about "games of chance" before opening the account but they don't really tell their users "YOU WILL LOSE!!!" - might be bad for business. That's where all sorts of scammers come in, trying to sell scripts and strategies to misinformed/underinformed gamblers.

[KnightElite]

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.

That's true, irrational behavior is a big part of it but that's a bit different issue and it also involves self-control, addiction, and other problems. My focus here is those who just don't know and there are many people like that. There is no knowledge test that one needs to pass before starting to gamble, and casinos may show some generic legal text about "games of chance" before opening the account but they don't really tell their users "YOU WILL LOSE!!!" - might be bad for business. That's where all sorts of scammers come in, trying to sell scripts and strategies to misinformed/underinformed gamblers.

If you are throwing your money and then you are just hoping and praying that is gambling but if you know what you are doing and you have knowledge about it then it is investing. Gambling is more high risks than investing but the rewards in gambling are also great. There are gamblers who win big amount of money but there are also lose big amount of money due their greediness and not enough skills.

[smyslov]

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.

You are definitely right and this is highly recommended to people who should stop from gambling because they are losing  lots of money and time, they definitely have to stop or they are going to be wrecked, but not for those people who goes to gambling just to have some fun, and don't care if they lose or win, they have bet on money they can afford to lose.

[maydna]

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.

You are definitely right and this is highly recommended to people who should stop from gambling because they are losing  lots of money and time, they definitely have to stop or they are going to be wrecked, but not for those people who goes to gambling just to have some fun, and don't care if they lose or win, they have bet on money they can afford to lose.

Hehe, although people know that they will lose lots of money, they will still play gambling because gambling can tempt people to get the money. People who don't gamble is people who cannot risk their money to lose because they think that money is worth to them. They will stay away from gambling, and they will not try gambling even if the prizes are too big.

But we already saw that many people could risk the money they can afford to lose, so they still playing gambling. They want to test their luck, they want to chase the money, and they know about the risk of playing gambling.

[South Park]

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.

That's true, irrational behavior is a big part of it but that's a bit different issue and it also involves self-control, addiction, and other problems. My focus here is those who just don't know and there are many people like that. There is no knowledge test that one needs to pass before starting to gamble, and casinos may show some generic legal text about "games of chance" before opening the account but they don't really tell their users "YOU WILL LOSE!!!" - might be bad for business. That's where all sorts of scammers come in, trying to sell scripts and strategies to misinformed/underinformed gamblers.

The irrational behavior of people will assure that they will keep playing, even if all the casinos around the world put a huge sign many times larger than the one that they use to advertise themselves and they put the message that anyone that dares to cross their door will lose their money people will still gamble and it will make no difference at all, it is similar to what happens with cigarette packs which have lots of warnings about the long term effects of smoking and very few people care about it.

[Oilacris]

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.

That's true, irrational behavior is a big part of it but that's a bit different issue and it also involves self-control, addiction, and other problems. My focus here is those who just don't know and there are many people like that. There is no knowledge test that one needs to pass before starting to gamble, and casinos may show some generic legal text about "games of chance" before opening the account but they don't really tell their users "YOU WILL LOSE!!!" - might be bad for business. That's where all sorts of scammers come in, trying to sell scripts and strategies to misinformed/underinformed gamblers.

The irrational behavior of people will assure that they will keep playing, even if all the casinos around the world put a huge sign many times larger than the one that they use to advertise themselves and they put the message that anyone that dares to cross their door will lose their money people will still gamble and it will make no difference at all, it is similar to what happens with cigarette packs which have lots of warnings about the long term effects of smoking and very few people care about it.

Fact.Im even amazed to that example of yours about on cigarette packs which in spite on having those unfortunate diseases being put up on cigar cover, people do still continue on using it up seems like they dont really care at all on what would happen to them.Once addiction hits you up then its really hard to overcome or cure it up.For the thing about 100% guaranteed gambling strategy then i can say that this is 100% BS.
No such thing exist on this world yet we know gambling does depend on pure luck.

[2double0]

It's not like you will always lose, you were right that even if the targets are met, some people don't stop right there and taking their luck for granted, they just keep going and then they lose. It is not about why are they not willing to learn, but why are they not willing to accept these losses and move on. Stop by is the only remedy you should apply after losing a significant amount of money and time behind a game which you know, is stealing your everything. Then the worst tablet a loser gets after losing more and more, is about recovering all that loss through gambling more by taking debts. This puts the gambler in a very paradoxical scenario where they lose their power of mind completely to decide what is wrong and what isn't.

[Ucy]

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.

That's true, irrational behavior is a big part of it but that's a bit different issue and it also involves self-control, addiction, and other problems. My focus here is those who just don't know and there are many people like that. There is no knowledge test that one needs to pass before starting to gamble, and casinos may show some generic legal text about "games of chance" before opening the account but they don't really tell their users "YOU WILL LOSE!!!" - might be bad for business. That's where all sorts of scammers come in, trying to sell scripts and strategies to misinformed/underinformed gamblers.

The irrational behavior of people will assure that they will keep playing, even if all the casinos around the world put a huge sign many times larger than the one that they use to advertise themselves and they put the message that anyone that dares to cross their door will lose their money people will still gamble and it will make no difference at all, it is similar to what happens with cigarette packs which have lots of warnings about the long term effects of smoking and very few people care about it.

Not sure if cigarette smoking is a good anology.
Smoking cigarette doesn't have much advantages or benefits unlike some gamblings. Besides, I don't know if there is such thing as moderation in cigarette smoking unlike gambling, like lottery, dice, etc.

A better analogy (for skill-based gamblings esp) in my opinion is the Drinking of alcoholic wine. Too much can get you drunk while moderate consumption could be beneficial. If you notice someone drinking frequently and too much, you should intervene to help him/her. Not sure if most casinos do this.

[tvplus006]

If you are throwing your money and then you are just hoping and praying that is gambling but if you know what you are doing and you have knowledge about it then it is investing. Gambling is more high risks than investing but the rewards in gambling are also great. There are gamblers who win big amount of money but there are also lose big amount of money due their greediness and not enough skills.

In addition to gambling "for luck", there are those in which certain knowledge is required. And first of all these include sports betting and poker. There are those who and in such games I play blind, like roulette. But most play them based on their knowledge.

[GSpgh]

In addition to gambling "for luck", there are those in which certain knowledge is required. And first of all these include sports betting and poker. There are those who and in such games I play blind, like roulette. But most play them based on their knowledge.

Even in skill-based gambling such as poker or sports betting it's not as simple as having some skills and making money. It's a competitive job where you have to be better than many (or most) of other people trying to do the same. Not like for example being a truck driver or a plumber, where you just need reasonable skills and willingness to work hard.

It's somewhat like the situation in those sports that gamblers are betting on. For every successful professional basketball player there are thousands of kids whose parents spent a lot of money but it didn't result in a professional career. They maybe got other benefits out of it (health/exercise/enjoyment) but if their goal was to make money then they failed. For every successful sports gambler there are many others who have to lose in order for the few to make money, and for the bookmakers to make money.

If someone takes up poker or sports betting expecting to make money they're almost as likely to be very disappointed as if they were playing dice. They do have a slightly higher chance in skill-based gambling, but they have to be extremely good at it to make use of that small opportunity.

[AliMan]

In addition to gambling "for luck", there are those in which certain knowledge is required. And first of all these include sports betting and poker. There are those who and in such games I play blind, like roulette. But most play them based on their knowledge.

Even in skill-based gambling such as poker or sports betting it's not as simple as having some skills and making money. It's a competitive job where you have to be better than many (or most) of other people trying to do the same. Not like for example being a truck driver or a plumber, where you just need reasonable skills and willingness to work hard.

It's somewhat like the situation in those sports that gamblers are betting on. For every successful professional basketball player there are thousands of kids whose parents spent a lot of money but it didn't result in a professional career. They maybe got other benefits out of it (health/exercise/enjoyment) but if their goal was to make money then they failed. For every successful sports gambler there are many others who have to lose in order for the few to make money, and for the bookmakers to make money.

If someone takes up poker or sports betting expecting to make money they're almost as likely to be very disappointed as if they were playing dice. They do have a slightly higher chance in skill-based gambling, but they have to be extremely good at it to make use of that small opportunity.

Sports betting has the highest possible ways to win if you're skilled with the sports games that you been watching. Some people valued their money so they're going to be serious on every bets that they've part of. Every strategy could provide your biggest possible chances, but here in gambling you can't expect that to be fair because it's always a game of chance. You might win or loss in the long process even though you're skilled enough.

[Darker45]

I say let them be. But I hope they are having a good time playing games with their strategies. It is always fun rolling the dice with a strategy rather than none at all. The difference, however, is that other gamblers are playing with strategies fully aware that whatever strategy they are using the house has the edge always and that sooner or later they will lose if luck is not on their side while others are not. Other gamblers are seriously trying to get ahead of that house edge. The Don Quixotes of gambling.

[mirakal]

At first I thought this is just another scam thread but it's kind of a different thread which I agree with you OP.

This tells that now way to get 100% guaranteed win in gambling, all those who are claiming they can give are just scams, so never should be aware of that kind of scam activities. Thanks for this smart thread OP, gamblers especially the newbie should know this.

[Pmalek]

This tells that now way to get 100% guaranteed win in gambling, all those who are claiming they can give are just scams,

If you had such a 100% working method wouldn't you use it all day, every day and get your family and close friends in on the action and watch as you slowly become rich?! Or would you sell it over a Telegram group for $2

Of course there is no such thing. Same as fixed matches for random people.

[Finestream]

This tells that now way to get 100% guaranteed win in gambling, all those who are claiming they can give are just scams,

If you had such a 100% working method wouldn't you use it all day, every day and get your family and close friends in on the action and watch as you slowly become rich?! Or would you sell it over a Telegram group for $2

Of course there is no such thing. Same as fixed matches for random people.

Definitely that's the simple logic about it, no gambler would share his working method if he can make money consistently from it, instead, he will keep it a secret and continue making money until he will be satisfied, any group from whatever type of social media that are marketing their picks are all scams, they actually have a very good marketing and they could sometimes trick people to subscribe, so people should be wise.

True they are also good but they are not perfect or not even profitable, they can sell without any responsibility in the end as they will convince us to take our journey for long term and even teach us to learn the right bankroll management,which means they want us to invest a decent amount in our bankroll.

[coin-investor]

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.

I'm definitely going to take this advice after ten years from now when my daughter is fully grown up and she calculated all my losses in gambling for the last 15 years but not right now, while I am still having fun and only allocate a small portion from the income, but this advice should be taken seriously by people who are losing very badly and take gambling as a source of revenue.

[Slow death]

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

Of course, you will never lose money if you don't play gambling. But as you said:

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

If we look at how we use money we can come to very interesting conclusions.

A person can spend $ 1000 just to drink, because that person has a lot of money and can afford it.

Just as this person has $ 1000 to drink, he can also take $ 1000 to play gambling.

As long as this person has some business and job that allows him to earn a lot of money constantly, this person will not be frustrated because he has lost $ 1000 in gambling, this person will not be frustrated because he has spent $1000 in drinks.

The question here has always been about bankroll management and having a good strategy and knowing that gambling money cannot be a primary source of income.

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.

People get addicted to drinking, But governments allow many businesses of beer, wine, Whiskey and other alcoholic beverages to exist.

People get addicted to sex, but governments allow pornographic sites to exist

People get addicted to drugs, but why is it still difficult to fight drug trafficking? Many countries are constantly making promises to end drug trafficking... why we have so many drug addicts? Do drugs have legs to walk? Do drugs have brains to think? do drugs take the gun to kill other people?

It is not fault of gambling, It is not fault of alcohol, It is is not fault of drugs, the fault is of the people. It's the people who should moderate, it's the people who should be aware of managing their money well. each person is responsible for their finances.

[Oceat]

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.

I'm definitely going to take this advice after ten years from now when my daughter is fully grown up and she calculated all my losses in gambling for the last 15 years but not right now, while I am still having fun and only allocate a small portion from the income, but this advice should be taken seriously by people who are losing very badly and take gambling as a source of revenue.

Seriously though, you have to take it seriously before it's too late. Well, people have their own choices already it's just up to them which path they have to follow. Overall gambling is still part of the entertainment so consider every entertainment as an addictive one. One should have a strong self control to know when to stop.

[AmoreJaz]

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.

I'm definitely going to take this advice after ten years from now when my daughter is fully grown up and she calculated all my losses in gambling for the last 15 years but not right now, while I am still having fun and only allocate a small portion from the income, but this advice should be taken seriously by people who are losing very badly and take gambling as a source of revenue.

Seriously though, you have to take it seriously before it's too late. Well, people have their own choices already it's just up to them which path they have to follow. Overall gambling is still part of the entertainment so consider every entertainment as an addictive one. One should have a strong self control to know when to stop.

it is only yourself and yourself that can say stop to gambling. people have their own preferences on when to stop. if they know what they are doing, let it be. its their life, it is their choice!
but the op is totally right, if you dont want to lose, then dont ever gamble. because in gambling, you are bound to lose. and it will ever be.