Anyone Use Or Using this Strategy In Casino

[rhomelmabini]

Just to pass your time and can't find where to put your money? I think that's understandable if I'll be asked. I haven't done this unless the bankroll I have is that too few that you can risk it all off in one go, but most of the time I try to enjoy my bankroll first if I'd try luck based games.

[Wapfika]

Anyone has done this strategy before, where it will take you less than 5 minutes to use up all your bankroll, you log in deposit bet on the dice game, and put all of your bankrolls in one shot, it kills the meaning of entertainment in gambling because you can lose and win everything in one bet or roll.

I have not done this before I never put everything in one go or bet in luck based games because I want to feel the game and if I'm going to lose I want to enjoy my session first.

Only few or close to none are doing this strategy because it’s scary and not fun at all. I know everyone that gambling wants to win but also these gamblers are looking for in a form of winning money on gambling that’s why they do it. Killing the entertainment part will make gambling less boring. It’s much better bet your money on future calls trading rather doing it one shot on dice so that you can have a much better edge on winning using TA rather than rely solely on the chances.

[Pierre 2]

I generally don't go all in cause I don't see it fits my main focus on with gambling. I see it as very enjoy gamey thing with addition of money like spice. I think it is doable by the way. It may sound weird to ears but think about it this, if you don't wanna spend a lot of time but you wanna get bucks, you may do one shot like this. So you turn your casino experience into quick adventure. Some people may really like that kind of quick wins.

[livingfree]

Anyone has done this strategy before, where it will take you less than 5 minutes to use up all your bankroll, you log in deposit bet on the dice game, and put all of your bankrolls in one shot, it kills the meaning of entertainment in gambling because you can lose and win everything in one bet or roll.

I have not done this before I never put everything in one go or bet in luck based games because I want to feel the game and if I'm going to lose I want to enjoy my session first.

That's the real gamble.

Depends on how much the deposit is but if it's just a couple of bucks then that's not really alarming or worrying because it's fine to lose and win with small amounts.

But if you're into the mindset of YOLOing and that's like hundred to thousands of dollars then, you must be really hell of a risk taker and could do that with a single dice.

I've seen people that do that in dice games and it's interesting to watch them if they'll win or lose just through the bet logs.

[Rruchi man]

Yes, i have done that before, but in sport gambling. There are times I deposited all and I lost all just during the first match I bet on. Be it sport or casino, that was just an addiction and not encouraging at all.

Even in sports betting, whenever i want to play, the amount deposited is usually what i intend to use in betting, so i don't see it as strange using all the money i have deposited to gamble at a go. if I use little amounts to gamble, I'm at the danger of spending more time gambling and becoming more accustomed to the practice which may make it difficult for me to keep track of the money I use in gambling especially since I'm a disciplined gambler who  uses a fixed sum of money for gambling.

[TopT3ns]

I generally don't go all in cause I don't see it fits my main focus on with gambling. I see it as very enjoy gamey thing with addition of money like spice. I think it is doable by the way. It may sound weird to ears but think about it this, if you don't wanna spend a lot of time but you wanna get bucks, you may do one shot like this. So you turn your casino experience into quick adventure. Some people may really like that kind of quick wins.

At casinos, sometimes there are settings to help gamblers find a good point to win, but it should be noted that sometimes casino places, especially online casino gambling, can be set to deceive users and also set to always lose, meaning no there is a casino place that can guarantee a win even with the strategy used, luck is always relied on and nothing else.

[Dave1]

Anyone has done this strategy before, where it will take you less than 5 minutes to use up all your bankroll, you log in deposit bet on the dice game, and put all of your bankrolls in one shot, it kills the meaning of entertainment in gambling because you can lose and win everything in one bet or roll.

I have not done this before I never put everything in one go or bet in luck based games because I want to feel the game and if I'm going to lose I want to enjoy my session first.

Yeah, not just in dice games, but in any other games that I want to used this strategy, like baccarat or sports betting. I call it all-in strategy, wherein I will put all my bet on one roll or one game and that's it. And so if I win or lose, I will definitely get out of it.

For games like slots, I don't think it's recommended though, not just it will killed the entertained, but as you have said, it's based on luck and so haven't try it before. Maybe I will do some max bet and have like 10 spins or something.

[Zackgeno96]

There are players who have had great success using the MartinGale strategy. The problem, especially with land-based casinos, is that you quickly run into certain limits. And you also have to be very quick to bet. That is a bit easier and faster at an online casino. You can try any strategy you want in the casino, eventually it will stop working and you will lose your balance completely. You have to be prepared for that.
If you are going to try a strategy in a casino, it is advisable to start with low limits so that you don't have problems with very high stakes to win a low amount like MartinGale.

[dunfida]

Anyone has done this strategy before, where it will take you less than 5 minutes to use up all your bankroll, you log in deposit bet on the dice game, and put all of your bankrolls in one shot, it kills the meaning of entertainment in gambling because you can lose and win everything in one bet or roll.

I have not done this before I never put everything in one go or bet in luck based games because I want to feel the game and if I'm going to lose I want to enjoy my session first.

Going all in on games which are totally luck based isnt something that you could really make yourself that entertained or enjoy and it is really removing the real essence on why you do gamble.Unless, if you do came here

just for the sake of money making then having that all-in kind or type of behavior then it would really be your main set up.Sometimes we dont really mean on going all in because most of the time it would be particularly

be affected with our emotions with having those kind of decisions.You cant really that enjoy the game if you do just bet in one go.In sports betting then this is very common for me,
where i do go all in whenever im sure on the team/player ive been betting on.

[Yaunfitda]

There are players who have had great success using the MartinGale strategy. The problem, especially with land-based casinos, is that you quickly run into certain limits. And you also have to be very quick to bet. That is a bit easier and faster at an online casino. You can try any strategy you want in the casino, eventually it will stop working and you will lose your balance completely. You have to be prepared for that.
If you are going to try a strategy in a casino, it is advisable to start with low limits so that you don't have problems with very high stakes to win a low amount like MartinGale.

I don't see any difference though if we talk about the strategy, obviously we can talk about the time, but the OP didn't specially ask for that, he is questioning whether we go all or bust so Martingale is out of the question here.

Definitely I did it in the past, I know that others wanted to have fun and enjoy when they gamble. But there are times that you really just wanted to bet everything in one game. However, the question is whether you want to continue after you win is very different.