Gambling Distortion Pattern

[coin-investor]

3. Gambling Distortion Pattern III

This is the pattern that I want to avoid, winning big losing it, and then chasing it to regain all that I've lost, it's very depressive thinking that you should have stopped and withdrawn, and enjoy your earnings, but gambling and greed go together, you always want to extend your earnings and will try to regain what you've lost in the past but its actually wishful thinking, you can't regain all you've lost in one session, its for your own good that you always forget your losses and treat each session as different from what you've had in the past.

[Darker45]

Why do you call these patterns "gambling distortion pattern?"

Also, I don't think gambling results could be classified under these 4 patterns. As a matter of fact, results may not even provide you a pattern. Well, if there is, it's that you are probably losing more than winning. And that's expected because there's a house edge so the casino has a higher probability of winning than the player.

The first few gambling results don't make a pattern. The longer you are in the game, the harder it is to find a pattern. Again, except for the fact that you are probably losing more than winning.

[Ondekinecakabilirim]

First, I experienced the number 2 distortion pattern. I gambled uncontrollably because I had a lot of money in my account. I finally lost all my money. I couldn't control my emotions because I had a lot of money in my account. Then, I tried my luck again and experienced the number 3 distortion pattern. Because I could not provide cash management. I continued playing without withdrawing my profit. I still haven't made much money today. But I gained a lot of experience. I do not repeat the same mistakes. The best distortion pattern that describes my situation today is number 4. I live that pattern cyclically. I can't make much money. But I'm in good spirits. Because I know why I gamble. I just want to have some fun and clear my mind. Of course, these patterns do not fully reflect me. But I think they are patterns that are close to my experience.

[348Judah]

4. Gambling Distortion Pattern IV

Finally, the 4th picture is about gambling distortion which I think is quite interesting and of course plays with mentality and capital in gambling. Where the pattern above describes the ups and downs of the gambling rhythm that is experienced. At the beginning of making a deposit, you are given a win, feel comfortable and then experience continuous losses and your capital is almost exhausted, but then the victory comes back unexpectedly after feeling that at that point of defeat there will be no more wins, but it turns out that your emotions are revived and Epic Blast is a great resurgence in gambling.

I will prefer going by the forth pattern, even though it's not that common but it is the most advisable one fromnme to any gambler to have an experience with, when you start gambling with a particular set amount and realizes loss thennyou look back and learn from your mistakes then go further to experience better winnings than you've ever experienced innthe past which is to me a significant progress over time, most gamblers never keep to learning new ideas in their gambling strategies and this keep them on a single pattern on those loosing as category they belong which shouldn't, we are meant to have a good outcome from our gambling than the bad experience it has always gives those that are not improving on themselves.

[STT]

Best path is to outlast all these patterns by not responding in an obvious reactionary way.   Start low, build when more comfortable as half of losses in gambling is lack of patience and thats way the game will play you or at best its entirely random in its result.   Most returns arent immediately great, we all wish for luck that quick, most likely strategy to win is to play regular and know when the game will pay out.

[EarnOnVictor]

In my opinion there is no point in using patterns in gambling because none of us can know what the next bet will be and how much the winnings will bring. It seems to me that using any patterns is similar to technical analysis in trading. I think you have to gamble for fun and limit yourself not to lose too much. Everything else is just lyrics.

I guess you didn't read what the OP wrote or understand it, it is all about the behavioural pattern of gamblers and covers most of it, if not all. It is not about gambling as fun or an avenue to make money as you think, this is just about what the outcome of gambling could be as far as I understand it. This is all about depositing to trade and winning/losing behaviours, and such is what is happening virtually with all gamblers.

You might read it again and reflect on the points to see that it's true.

[naira]

Why do you call these patterns "gambling distortion pattern?"

Also, I don't think gambling results could be classified under these 4 patterns. As a matter of fact, results may not even provide you a pattern. Well, if there is, it's that you are probably losing more than winning. And that's expected because there's a house edge so the casino has a higher probability of winning than the player.

The first few gambling results don't make a pattern. The longer you are in the game, the harder it is to find a pattern. Again, except for the fact that you are probably losing more than winning.

Oh man, luckily I said that it was just a simple research I was trying to do. So here I forgot to confirm that the pattern described is valid for one entry into gambling or in other words the first time you make a deposit. So it's not a patent pattern in some plays.

I think that's pretty clear about what I'm describing.

And one more thing, not all patterns describe how the individual gambling cycle is. It's a big picture that still has a branching pattern.

[danherbias07]

I made my own pattern before when playing dice.
10 bets most of the time. I will try to see if I can win until the 10th time and yes, I am doing it manually.
Same bet until the 9th time if I see my loss is higher with a score of 3 wins and 6 losses (for example), I will increase my 10th bet as I think I will have a high chance to win it.
It gets better if the score is 0-9, most of the time I hit the 10th time as a win. But it still doesn't work when you are doing it continuously, there must be a stop or seed change. Then discipline, of course. Chasing losses will doom the strategy. Which I did.

[noormcs5]

Best path is to outlast all these patterns by not responding in an obvious reactionary way.   Start low, build when more comfortable as half of losses in gambling is lack of patience and thats way the game will play you or at best its entirely random in its result.   Most returns arent immediately great, we all wish for luck that quick, most likely strategy to win is to play regular and know when the game will pay out.

You are right that we should keep things simple, try to play with limited money, and always try to keep our seed money safe. In this way, we may win big if we are very lucky but at least the overall losing can be avoided. You cannot avoid that you can't lose but with some calculation, you can keep yourself in overall profits.

Oh man, luckily I said that it was just a simple research I was trying to do. So here I forgot to confirm that the pattern described is valid for one entry into gambling or in other words the first time you make a deposit. So it's not a patent pattern in some plays.

This made me more confused as why these patterns are only valid on the first deposit and why it is not valid at other times 
How can we know that in which situation this pattern will play and what circumstances it will be invalid ?

[naira]

This made me more confused as why these patterns are only valid on the first deposit and why it is not valid at other times 
How can we know that in which situation this pattern will play and what circumstances it will be invalid ?

To answer your question is quite simple. That each casino has a different gambling system, the illustration is as follows:
(luck based games like Slots)

You and your friends play at the same time, but the difference is that you play Game A at casino 1 = with a win over 50%. Your friend is playing in game A but in a different casino.

The question is whether it has the same probability of winning or not?

That's why from the start I said all the descriptions I described may or may not be true. It all depends on individual experience, so there's still a lot I might need to hear about the gambling experiences that many people have.

[Boristhecat]

Because of the house edge, all of these patters will end up in max loss if you keep playing.

The only way to avoid the house edge is playing once, wagering everything you are comfortable with losing.

Then the chart will look like one of these:





Every other little step between the first and the last step are only there to get you one step closer to the max loss.

Play once, either win big or lose big.

This!
The charts that the OP showed are highly dependent on the number of bets and randomness, for example, the first chart can be obtained using Martingale, but at point 5 (or 6, etc.) there will always be a maximum loss. In fact, it is not clear why complicate simple things and break them into special cases if the most important thing is general patterns. From the fact that we will see several graphs of special cases of gambling, nothing will change.

[ethereumhunter]

4. Gambling Distortion Pattern IV

Finally, the 4th picture is about gambling distortion which I think is quite interesting and of course plays with mentality and capital in gambling. Where the pattern above describes the ups and downs of the gambling rhythm that is experienced. At the beginning of making a deposit, you are given a win, feel comfortable and then experience continuous losses and your capital is almost exhausted, but then the victory comes back unexpectedly after feeling that at that point of defeat there will be no more wins, but it turns out that your emotions are revived and Epic Blast is a great resurgence in gambling.

I thought I was experiencing Gambling Distortion Pattern IV but after getting maxwin, I played a few times. If the results dropped, I immediately stopped because it didn't guarantee I could get an epic comeback. I'd rather stop and enjoy the winning money that I rarely get than lose it.

Gambling carries risks that we must accept and you can smile if the result is a win. But if the result is defeat, you have to swallow the bitter pill and mourn your defeat.

[ralle14]

Please share what kind of gambling experiences and patterns you often experience while at the casino.

The second pattern is the most common for me which isn't surprising since that's how casinos are designed, and sometimes I can't help but look back to it in order to avoid the same scenario in my next session. The fourth pattern is the rarest for me though as comebacks happen when I don't see them coming, I also experience a similar pattern where my wins and losses alternate but they're not to the point of max wins or losses then it slowly transitions to the second pattern due to the house edge.

[jrrsparkles]

In a streak someone has to be extremely luck or unlucky to experience the pattern 1 and 2 respectively but for my knowledge the pattern 4 is quite common and myself there is no exception for it, even when I check the all time stats of my bets on the gambling sites it shown in that way.

[uneng]

I've already experienced the first pattern for several gambling sessions in a row and felt really inspired and excited for that, feeling like the game was under my control and that I could use it at my favour always I needed some money, until at some point I finally hit the second pattern and had to stop gambling for my own good.

Actually, I can say on long run pattern 1 + pattern 2 = pattern 3. It's a pretty common scenario most gamblers must have faced during their gambling journeys.

[cabron]

In a streak someone has to be extremely luck or unlucky to experience the pattern 1 and 2 respectively but for my knowledge the pattern 4 is quite common and myself there is no exception for it, even when I check the all time stats of my bets on the gambling sites it shown in that way.

Martingale system will likely make us experienced all these pattern particularly 1 & 2 with maxwin. Martingale however is just as what OP is saying about controlling. Only the high rollers can enjoy losing streaks.

I remind you that gambling is a game that must be controlled as healthy as possible and can be accounted for by itself, therefore, be wise in dealing with gambling regardless of the type of gambling.

If one keeps coming back to try his luck, it would appear as if he really sees gambling as the source of instant money. Can't be wiser when he relies on luck.

[Saint-loup]

2. Gambling Distortion Pattern II

Based on the second picture, in short, you will understand that when we make an initial deposit, we immediately lose and are never awarded a win. If a gambling pattern like this happens to us, there are 2 outputs that result: first, you give up and don't try again because you realize that gambling will not make you win against the house or you continue to run out.

I disagree with your conclusions about the second pattern. It's a very common pattern in games where the pay out is high, that is to say above 3:1. You necessarily need to lose money before winning a prize. Because 1/4 chances to win, means you have 75% chances to lose, and then you will necessarily encounter losing streaks. You can find for example slot games with a high RTP but a very small hit ratio. In those games, you can lose a huge amount of money at one point but finally make some profits or getting only a small negative PnL at the end.  

[lionheart78]

I always thought that there is only 2 pattern that is either we win after we deposit or we lose.  There is nothing more I can come out with those patterns but just those two  .  You can refute me because of the simplicity  and I accept that. 

I somehow got the idea that the gambling distortion pattern II can be seen when playing on a very high volatility slot where our bankroll got easily depleted even before hitting those huge jackpots.  As pattern II stated, the player can easily be turned off by this experience and tends to avoid it and some who continues ends up losing all their bankroll.

The behavior given in those patterns is note-taking though. I am sure I experience almost all of it in gambling activity.

[jakelyson]

The only pattern I know is when you win and you don't get out, you lose max. If you lose and you don't get out, you lose max.

Since you are gambling in a casino, the probability that you will lose is higher than you will win. And that probability keeps on getting higher the longer you play.

If you are gambling just to unwind, relax and enjoy, then winning or losing should not be a problem. Get in there, play, and enjoy. And in the end, you end up with more money, that is just a bonus.

But if you are gambling to win or get more money, then it is a problem. You should never do that, but if you do, try to win the fastest way and get out. If you linger more, the more chances that you will be swept off your money.

[robelneo]

Broadly speaking in gambling, there are 4 patterns/graphs of winning or losing which maybe we all are sure of and have experienced one of the 4 patterns of gambling distortion. Keep in mind that this discussion is just the result of my research and may or may not be true. Before I go any further, I remind you that gambling is a game that must be controlled as healthy as possible and can be accounted for by itself, therefore, be wise in dealing with gambling regardless of the type of gambling.

All these patterns have been experienced by all gamblers because there's no such thing as always bad days or always good luck in gambling, every session is very much different from all the other sessions, and even if you take these patterns by heart, I don't think you will remember what kind of pattern are you following when you're playing, you'll just realize it after the game or session is over and you have analyzed it, but these patterns are great so you'll know the kind of behavior you have in many of your session.