The Best Gambling advice

[ipanks]

I do not have a mentor except myself. What your mentor said is right because gambling can ruin your life. Sooner or later, your greed becomes bigger and that can make you want to chase more winning. You already got that experience so you should not continue gambling, especially if you can win a lot of money. It is better to stop gambling and withdraw the money and enjoy it. You have many times to come back to the casino and gamble so you must know when to stop gambling before it is too late.

[bL4nkcode]

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

I don't have a mentor on gambling or doesn't have one, since I'm just a casual gambler.

And what I always do is, "one or two big win/loss is enough, do it next time again". Though "big" is subjective of how many, but I always stop if ever I think the win or loss is enough for that day.

[uneng]

Not everyone has the opportunity of having a mentor in gambling, what I believe is very helpful for newbies to learn how to gamble in a effective way, avoiding some mistakes newbies are very likely to commit without proper guidance at the beginning. I believe the best gambling advices someone can receive are the basic concepts, hints and rules of gambling.

For an example: to understand how the house edge works and how it will influence your bets results on long run, what is a safe budget to use in gambling proportionally to your total income, how to identify good promotions offered by casinos and which ones you should be going for.

There isn't just one best advice. It's a bunch of them that will make you a good gambler rather than a single one.

[MrcMrc]

You should count yourself lucky to have a mentor who guided you through and hopes you learn some skills from him. Gambling is a highly addictive adventure, and because the quest to make more profits from gambling always makes you want to gamble more. But I will advise you to adhere strictly to your mentor’s advice and always gamble with what you can afford.

[bitzizzix]

I think the best mentor is yourself because you are the one who feels and experiences it, and when you realize that your gambling is wrong or excessive, you must correct it before it goes too far or you realize that gambling is not good.

and i personally bet only occasionally and also for fun and when i realized i was gambling excessively i immediately corrected it and i also played with money i could afford to lose.

[Kittygalore]

My mentor is myself.

How does this exactly work because it's definitely going to be a biased way at looking things if I say so myself and it also removes the meaning of mentor because it's supposed to be another person that has more experience than you if I recall. For me, the best advice there is, is that we should never gamble the money that we can't afford to lose, same with investment in a way although much worse.

[dothebeats]

Never chase your losses.

This has stuck on me ever since, and I have been following it religiously for the last few years and it saved me a lot of money and a lot of stress. Since then, I only play for fun and for the thrill, and not really for the monetary gain/profits that I may have on gambling. That's why all losses that I have on gambling, I can forego freely and without a heavy heart. Plus, those losses are already factored in my expenses, and so losing $80 - $100 a month for entertainment purposes, IMO, is forgivable. I won't chase any losses as it's just a small sum that I can easily regain in a week's time.

[maju69]

As long as I'm in gambling, I don't have a mentor at all about what I'm betting on. Because for me, looking for my own experience is more challenging and finding learning from what I do. The finances for gambling must be according to ability, when you ask someone to help add balance and then your game is destroyed because of following greed.

As a result you lose twice, first your money is lost, second you have to pay to the person you ask for help. Try if you gamble with your money as a whole, then there is only one loss.

[Silberman]

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?

Most of the time the one that can make your life a success or ruin it is yourself, people are always looking for external factors to blame when they do something that affects their life negatively and when they are the ones that are guilty of making those mistakes, if someone becomes addicted to gambling then it is their fault and not the fault of the casinos, after all if they did not got addicted to gambling then they would have gotten addicted to something else and still make their lives more difficult in that way, this is why it is important to know yourself and see if you have this kind of tendency, and if you do, then you should always be on your guard about this.

[Sterbens]

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

Most of us all gamble don't have a mentor behind us, I gamble only to relieve stress from work on the weekends. There are no mentor rules and things that should interfere with what I play when I gamble.

Gambling is just gambling, learning to gamble doesn't mean your mentor is betting without any interpretation from the other party, when you lose or win we are still happy, because that's what we're looking for.

The next time you just need to use your personal finances not to burden others to cover the lack of gambling, if you can afford to bet $ 10 then bet with minimal money.

[haidil]

I think advice from people who give positive values is good advice, obviously he tells you to use it first so that your funds are safe. After that, you can bet at another time and not give priority to greed.
I know gambling controls the tone as freely as possible, but don't forget that you should pay attention to what your mentor says, that gambling doesn't always give you an advantage, and if you are given the opportunity to do so. win, then ideally you should follow what he suggests at the time. that.

[avikz]

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?

Lol! You have a mentor for gambling?? It sounds like a master gambler teaching aspiring gamblers to be successful. Does ye charge anything for mentoring?

Gambling can indeed ruin your life if you don't learn when to stop and how to control your greed! But if you can control these two things, not just gambling, nothing can make you addicted in your entire life. I hope your mentor taught you these two things at the very beginning. Otherwise, it's quite easy for greed to take control of your mind and eventually ruin your life!

[RapTarX]

Don't go for chasing the loss. It will make the scenario worst. Beside, don’t take gambling as a source of making money. Keep it in the limit of fun only. You know if every gamblers were to win, there would be no house to offer gambling. They are making money as well.

[BITCOIN4X]

People argue that, if you lose today then you can try again tomorrow. If you lose again tomorrow then come back the day after tomorrow and so on. That is, there is no guarantee of winning the bet even if we chase it and spend all the money we have in just one day. This is one of the bad behaviors in gambling that is very likely to cause problems for gamblers. In the last week I lost 4 days in a row including today, maybe tomorrow I will come back again to try my luck again. There is nothing wrong with trying but staying within reasonable limits in an effort to get pleasure.

[madnessteat]

Perhaps the best advice I have heard about gambling is that you need to learn to leave the game at will, not when all the money ran out and not in any way do not try to win back your losses as it leads to even greater losses.

I try to keep this advice if I increase my deposit by 30-50%, but unfortunately I do not succeed that often.

[rhomelmabini]

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

My mentor is myself itself, the greed, the bad decisions like chasing your losses or not leaving while winning, the money I've waste on my gambling journey, that's the best mentor I've ever received or gotten. There are too many different instances we can get an advice or a lesson, this doesn't necessarily means a person on all occasions.

[Oshosondy]

My mentor is myself itself, the greed, the bad decisions like chasing your losses or not leaving while winning, the money I've waste on my gambling journey, that's the best mentor I've ever received or gotten. There are too many different instances we can get an advice or a lesson, this doesn't necessarily means a person on all occasions.

You can be your own mentor, that is not bad, but what the mentor of this person who wrote the OP said is not wrong at all, he know that ipanks is not experienced enough or has just gotten into gambling, he know telling him such advice will help. Though we all have different approaches to different situation in life, what his mentor told him led him here which is the right place to get the best advice. What I just like is that he will have quality information from us, like me I have suggested him to use the amount so little in a way he can lose and never think about and that spending more than such amount is indicating that he could get addicted.

[RILWAN]

I never had the privilege of having a gambling mentor as I learn to gamble on my own, but the fact gambling is a risky activity and if you are greedy, you can easily be addicted and can’t leave gambling. those who see gambling to make quick money will always get into trouble with gambling since they can go extra lent just to gamble.

[ShowOff]

No gambler can maintain the consistency of their winnings for every gambling session they play even if they have expertise. Likewise with defeat, no one loses without winning even in gambling unless they are really very unlucky people to gamble. About of advice, we have listened to too many user advice and that is self-control and money. Limit desires, limit finances, and stop after the target is achieved or not. It's not necessary to have a mentor, but perhaps someone else's experience can help us understand a few things about luck based gambling.

[jrrsparkles]

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.

But someone is going to start gambling with the intention of starting their career with it? Mentor is for people who is spending millions of dollars to gamble since they earn in billions so they can get a piece of advice and just ignore it as shit for sure.