The Best Gambling advice

[Wiwo]

When I got involved in gambling, I used to have a mentor that was guiding me, on one of those occasions when Luckybit was still in operation I have a balance of about 0.0012 BTC and the withdrawal condition was a minimum of 0.002 BTC so I got stocked in between and I run to my mentor for help and he guided me through the games and I won all till my balance reached 0.0032 BTC and I got greedy and told him I want to continue gambling and not withdraw again, but he made one comment that stick into my brain he said to be careful because gambling can ruin your life.

What is the best gambling advice you ever got from your mentor?

[jrrsparkles]

We need mentor to become a Gambler?

Gamble as much as you can afford to lose that is the best ever advice for anyone who wants to gamble.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

No mentor for me in the beginning, but if there is one advise I would give, is that quit you we have made substantial profit and not to be greedy (same advise as your mentor). I know it's really hard to quit when you are winning and there are a lot of what if in your mind. What if you continue and didn't quit and still won big? But at the end, it's good that you quit because you don't know, maybe the house edge will caught on you and you keep on playing and chasing a big win and in the end, you eventually lose including your bankroll.

[robelneo]

When I got involved in gambling, I used to have a mentor that was guiding me, on one of those occasions when Luckybit was still in operation I have a balance of about 0.0012 BTC and the withdrawal condition was a minimum of 0.002 BTC so I got stocked in between and I run to my mentor for help and he guided me through the games and I won all till my balance reached 0.0032 BTC and I got greedy and told him I want to continue gambling and not withdraw again, but he made one comment that stick into my brain he said to be careful because gambling can ruin your life.

What is the best gambling advice you ever got from your mentor?

Yes, gambling can ruin your life so I would like to add the oldest and best advice that you should only play with money that you can afford to lose, enjoy the game, and don't ever think that you can recover all your losses, there's always an instance where you will have a winning run but that doesn't mean that you are good in gambling and you have decoded the code like all these compulsive gamblers believed.

[Oshosondy]

Gambling should be for fun, else it can lead to depression after losses, use the amount of money you can afford to lose, if you are receiving $100 monthly, only use $2 to $5 dollars for gambling, which mean you should not use more than 2% to 5% of your monthly income, you can even use less amount, if you are going beyond this amount, it means you are getting addicted and the outcomenmight not be good, most likely the outcome will be a bad one, do not be addicted.

Do not see gambling as a means to earn, it is just a means to have fun, never risk the amount of money that can put you in trouble, if I lost while gambling, I will not be sad because I use small amount of money.

[Questat]

I don't have a mentor honestly, my best mentor is my personal experience, I learned from it and I'm more matured in gambling now. Gambling is really risky because you are betting on chances, but once you understand how to manage the risk, you will certainly enjoy gambling even if you lose.

You in some and you lose some, that is gambling and in reality, most of us lose in the long run, but still, we continue gambling. Why? because we are getting the entertainment and as long as we stay discipline, it will not ruin our life.

[Yaunfitda]

A few tips that I can give.

1. Gamble with the money that you can afford to lose

2. Don't get yourself addicted to it

3. Don't chase your losses

And in the end, just have some fun and enjoy whatever games you play, and don't think that you can always win.

[BIN-BIN]

My advice is if you most gamble, gamble for fun and not to make money, if you take gambling as a business you can easily get addicted, which can lead to so many problems such as debts and depressions. So gamble what you can afford to lose at every point in time.

[acroman08]

I never had a mentor but I do pick up useful gambling advice from people around me and here in the forum. anyway, did you lose the funds that you have or did you follow what was said to you?

A few tips that I can give.

1. Gamble with the money that you can afford to lose

2. Don't get yourself addicted to it

3. Don't chase your losses

And in the end, just have some fun and enjoy whatever games you play, and don't think that you can always win.

I agree with numbers one and three but number two is a little harder to do or even notice. I mean, a lot of addicted gamblers don't even notice that they have become addicted to gambling, and when they do realize it, it is a little too late. I think the better advice is to discipline yourself when gambling or manage your time or money when gambling.

[sujonali1819]

What is the best gambling advice you ever got from your mentor?

I have not any mentor in this case even I am not a gambler Lol. But what I can say from my experience in this forum , only one sentence is enough for that. The sentence is don't gamble which you can not afford. Or gamble only what you can afford. which was previously said. One more suggestion is don't be greedy. always be realistic during gamble , don't expect always you will win.

[zanezane]

For me, the best gambling advice is a bit of a conundrum, but it goes like this, "Don't listen when someone tells you to bet, it's most likely a lose. Gamble on your own and never let those who watch you play tell you how to play, it's your money after all." This advice could go other ways, I could save myself from trouble if I'm the one watching, if that person loses because I tell them how to play, they will most likely blame me and that's the worst thing to happen when you're gambling, getting in trouble with someone who lost bet or a gamble.

[Wexnident]

Best advice when it's about gambling is really not to gamble at all. It's a mode of enjoyment yes, but we all know how that ends up. I'd much rather say to other people to enjoy something else rather than to gamble and enjoy it. Most don't even realize or identify that gambling is not a means to an end when it comes to earning money. If you really want to gamble though, set a monthly budget limit, or heck even a session limit also works. Adjust it based on your daily income, don't take more than 5 - 10% imo. And most importantly, take gambling as a game, not as a means to earn money.

[harizen]

Just try to be responsible, as always, even you will have a hard time dealing with your gambling activity.

Losing, being wrecked, chasing all your losses etc. are common situations you will experience while doing gambling. I'd rather like to see all newbies experience it rather than to have perfect gambling so that they will understand the wrath of doing gambling. That's the time they will decide and realize if they will continue gambling or not.

The bottom line, any pointers and advice are useless if you don't try to become a responsible gambler.

[shield132]

Game and gambling are two similar words, right? When you were a child, why were you playing games? To have fun, right? When you become adult, your personality changes and more other option of entertainment comes up. You can't play the things that you were playing in your childhood right now because it seems childish and people may call you crazy or stupid, etc.

Gambling is a very fun activity, it's very exciting for me. Look at it like the service for which you have to pay some small fee, like a charity donation where everything depends on you, how much you donate... You can gamble and lose very low amount of money and opposite, it totally depends on you.

And another great advice! Don't gamble for profit! You can't become millionaire by gambling, it's easy win and easy lose, don't think that you are exception among 7.9 billion human.

[Peanutswar]

I don't have a mentor to become a gambler if you have I guess there's nothing wrong with that because as early as possible you have a guide but for me, I don't have any mentor or anyone assist me just to play gambling I learn from my own to become a gambler I just analyse how the game works what is the mechanics, how to play, how to win, how to overcome your opponents and trust your luck. Don't make a reckless decision always try to create a plan and stay conscious and limit yourself.

[alegotardo]

We need mentor to become a Gambler?

Maybe yes,
A new player has no notion of game strategies.

Even if the main factor is luck, it is important for a new player to learn not to be greedy, know how much to bet when you have a large amount of money or what strategy to take when you are losing a lot of money.

I'm not talking about a cake recipe, but about the knowledge that we all gain from gaming experience and that a new player doesn't have.
This mentor may not help you earn more, but it can help you lose less.

[bittraffic]

An advice like gambling can ruin your life is too generic. There are advices that are directly going to make you realize earlier before you see yourself into deep like stop when you are winning. This itself already contains it all like self control and discipline.

But one that stuck in my mind also is the advice like DON'T GAMBLE WHEN YOU ARE SAD. Although they are saying gambling is entertainment.  Gambling doesn't solve problems and you are not going to laughing when you lose.

[Reid]

My mentor is myself.
Damn, you can afford to have a mentor when you are gambling? It's not like it's school. 
Control is what you need from the greed that you feel but that's normal for starters.
Experience will hit you and realize the decisions you made in the past with "what if" questions.
I am not a pro in gambling but I just know when to stop now unlike before when I was playing dice and exhausting every drop of a bitcoin that I have.

[Cling18]

My mentor was my experience and I've learned that greediness could lead to losses. I was in hype before and I still wanted to earn more after I won a little. I didn't consider the risks of gambling and in the end, I just had bigger losses. From then on, I realized that I should know when to stop and I should be contented with what I have. Gambling isn't about winning all the time.

[YOSHIE]

What is the best gambling advice you ever got from your mentor?

I am involved in the gambling arena without having, guidance, mentor, teacher, counselor or the like, identity, common sense that allows me to control gambling in times of winning and losing.

So, no real advice for me personally, only myself suggesting, I mean this, when I am involved in gambling I use my senses, My brain is not used, my brain is a means to think that works with reason, so until now I can still control not to be greedy when I win.

I am very ashamed, if I am involved in gambling to have a mentor/teacher, it breaks my heart that gambling must have a teacher, I better run to the mountains to hide.