it will definetly save you

[Mr. Magkaisa]

I wish to say a very big thank you for providing this valuable content, but I wish it was original, because from research I got to observed you just copy and paste from online and yet failed to provide link to where you got this article from. So I will suggest you add link to this thread O.P, as it is 20% plagiarize and 80% unique.



Related links

https://www.smartgamblingedge.com/2018/07/how-setting-small-goals-makes-you-win.html

https://www.smartgamblingedge.com/2018/09/simply-calculate-average-losing-streak.html

    -   At this point, OP just needs to properly edit what he posted here to avoid problems later on.

There is nothing wrong if he puts a reference related to what he said in the post here, so that at least the topic he made is safe, although OP's motive is good for the community here in the forum.

[FatFork]

I thought i would help people in gambling
to not do what  i done , i just wanted to help

I'm not sure what part you don't understand. The members have given you a heads up that plagiarism is absolutely prohibited on this platform, and they've told you to cite your sources and add references in order to avoid facing consequences from the moderators. However, despite their warnings, you've stubbornly refused to comply until just today.

Consider yourself fortunate that your post wasn't reported and you were able to avoid any penalties this time. But don't forget to keep this in mind moving forward and make sure you follow the rules to avoid any trouble.

At this point, OP just needs to properly edit what he posted here to avoid problems later on.

You can check the OP's post, he already did that.

[EarnOnVictor]

I wish to say a very big thank you for providing this valuable content, but I wish it was original, because from research I got to observed you just copy and paste from online and yet failed to provide link to where you got this article from. So I will suggest you add link to this thread O.P, as it is 20% plagiarize and 80% unique.



Related links

https://www.smartgamblingedge.com/2018/07/how-setting-small-goals-makes-you-win.html

https://www.smartgamblingedge.com/2018/09/simply-calculate-average-losing-streak.html

Nice catch. You would think people would know by now that members of this forum who care about post quality are going to catch out shitty posts. At least it is not completely plagiarized, and the parts that aren't are written somewhat okay. This thread would go great in the gambling awareness board, if it existed.

The are not into quality of the post but rather trying to get a merit for the thread they created since they think if they post something encouraging or useful they get a merit in return that's why this type of users copy some article and recycle it. Newbies should not follow what OP did since plagiarism is serious offense in this forum and they need to avoid doing such actions.

I thought i would help people in gambling
to not do what  i done , i just wanted to help
and about merit i am here just to learn not for getting merits or other kind of these things
i don't know exactly what merit is

What you posted is not bad, don't let anyone make you feel like it, but not sure if it's perfect in this place. Yet, you need to inform yourself fully about the forum, which I believe is the first thing you should have done. You need the forum rules, they will guide you so that you don't get infractions. You can view the rules here: Main rules/guides of the forum (Unofficial): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0.

As for the merits, you can read these to be informed: Ranking up: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2818350.0 & https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178608.msg1861412#msg1861412 & https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1689727.0

[wiss19]

It's true that many newbies start without a solid strategy and end up losing all their funds. It's important to understand the earning frequency and set reasonable goals to avoid losing everything. I agree that not chasing losses and being mindful of emotions such as fear and greed can be a good technique to cut losses.

It's also wise to cut off bets when it's not going in your favor and to avoid risking large amounts of your balance on one bet. These are valuable insights that can help both new and experienced gamblers maximize their chances of success.

[aioc]

I wish to say a very big thank you for providing this valuable content, but I wish it was original, because from research I got to observed you just copy and paste from online and yet failed to provide link to where you got this article from. So I will suggest you add link to this thread O.P, as it is 20% plagiarize and 80% unique.



Related links

https://www.smartgamblingedge.com/2018/07/how-setting-small-goals-makes-you-win.html

https://www.smartgamblingedge.com/2018/09/simply-calculate-average-losing-streak.html

    -   At this point, OP just needs to properly edit what he posted here to avoid problems later on.

There is nothing wrong if he puts a reference related to what he said in the post here, so that at least the topic he made is safe, although OP's motive is good for the community here in the forum.

Op already added to his post that his English is weak but that doesn't mean that it's ok to copy-paste just to give good advice, when it comes to posting here, the end does not justify the means

sorry i am weak at english

Going back to the subject one of the rules that I keep reminding myself is never to chase my losses even if I have enough bankroll or I'm still enjoying the game, if I'm past my limit then I have to stop from there.

[danherbias07]

That's a long list.
But it goes down to only a single point. The "discipline" of one gambler. When should you stop? When will you tell yourself to let it go? What are the reasons for you to stop chasing the losses? At what point is it that you could tell yourself "that's it for the day"?
I mean, without discipline you are going to a point where you could get broke, rekt, or a loaning streak. It always doesn't end up well.
About winning though, at what profit amount is it that you could tell "I've had enough, time to stop"?
This is where sports gambling and casino games differentiating will be a big factor. I like sports gambling more because there's a stop unlike casino games.

[xSkylarx]

It is a very long list, and I just skimmed it, but I would say that the key is just having control over ourselves. If we can just control our emotions, habits, and things that we've done, then it could save us from addiction and losses. Though having to control ourselves is very difficult, we still need to do it for our own good.

Also, I am hoping that you wrote it from your own experience or from what you've read, as for sure a lot of people will check it if it is plagiarized, which is not good, and if you want to get merit, post your real experience or opinion, don't copy and paste it anywhere on the internet.

[Wexnident]

~

Idk, seems like a pain in the ass to remember all those. Might as well just remember to have fun and enjoy the process and don't overthink much. Most people always think that gambling is some sort of activity that requires you to think of it as returning money, but in reality, it doesn't need to. Players just force it as a necessity which leads to it being a natural process involved, when instead it could be seen as a byproduct instead (both as a win and as a sort of adrenaline when starting and waiting for results).

It'd probably be better off for most if they set those kinds of mindsets when doing something else like trading instead which actually require it.

[sunsilk]

13. Most of the people in gambling set unrealistic goals most of the time like 2X 3x and more in the shortest time span possible. This impatient nature make them lose more and more.

That's the reality in gambling. We mostly set goals that are unrealistic and then we still want to achieve that even if it's too visible that those goals set are hard to be met.

We're impatient in nature and that's why those higher gains that we want to reach don't happen. 2x and 3x are still realistic but to look at those winning streaks that someone is making, that's where the harder part is being made.

The addition to the goal is occurring on that time because of the confidence that the winning streak has made.

[ethereumhunter]

Most people who have just started gambling think of curiosity and the desire to earn money. And after they can fulfill that curiosity, they start thinking about how to win one or several games and get money from gambling. And it's true that if new people don't learn how to use gambling as entertainment, they will only be dragged deeper into gambling and many of those people will even become addicted. We can prevent this if we realize that gambling is not a place to make money but gambling is entertainment and if we can make money, it is just a bonus for us.

[crzy]

There’s a lot of things that need to be understand in gambling, beginners might find it hard at first but they should not skip this part because this can save them or prevent them from losing the money.

Unfortunately, this is not happening in real life before beginners tend to gamble that much with their emotion and the result is not good for then, in gambling you have to learn the hard way before you become more responsible so I guess losing is part of the learning process.

[coinerer]

I wish to say a very big thank you for providing this valuable content, but I wish it was original, because from research I got to observed you just copy and paste from online and yet failed to provide link to where you got this article from. So I will suggest you add link to this thread O.P, as it is 20% plagiarize and 80% unique.



Related links

https://www.smartgamblingedge.com/2018/07/how-setting-small-goals-makes-you-win.html

https://www.smartgamblingedge.com/2018/09/simply-calculate-average-losing-streak.html

op is talking about mistakes made by newbie but meanwhile he himself made a big mistake that he copied content from multiple websites and posted here which is known as plagiarism. It's not unusual for ops account can be banned if he doesn't use these links as sources in his posts. The op must keep this in mind.  He concocted such a big story to get some merit but since he did plagiarism he can lost his account instead of getting merit.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

this amazing site helped me a lot also my experience, i shared this because you don't need to waste you time reading all blogs: https://www.smartgamblingedge.com/

sorry i am weak at english

It's good you finally added the link to the source of your thread, which is what you would have done since, because in as much as you were trying to inform others on the basic tips in gambling, you also need to fully understand the basic rules which govern this forum, of which you violated one of the most serious forum rules. So on this note, I wish to clarify you that posting useful article you got from online on the forum is not a crime, but failing to add the link to the source of the article is a very big crime punishable by permanent ban.

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So I advise you go through this list of forum rules, so as to be on the safer side on the link below👇👇

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[348Judah]

I wish to say a very big thank you for providing this valuable content, but I wish it was original, because from research I got to observed you just copy and paste from online and yet failed to provide link to where you got this article from. So I will suggest you add link to this thread O.P, as it is 20% plagiarize and 80% unique.



Related links

https://www.smartgamblingedge.com/2018/07/how-setting-small-goals-makes-you-win.html

https://www.smartgamblingedge.com/2018/09/simply-calculate-average-losing-streak.html

op is talking about mistakes made by newbie but meanwhile he himself made a big mistake that he copied content from multiple websites and posted here which is known as plagiarism. It's not unusual for ops account can be banned if he doesn't use these links as sources in his posts. The op must keep this in mind.  He concocted such a big story to get some merit but since he did plagiarism he can lost his account instead of getting merit.

This is laughable and funny, what he's trying to pass across on others turn upside down that he became the first victim to it, sometimes we do things out of curiosity without being careful ourself not to fall a trap of that same thing, we want to change the world but remain unchanged, in gambling, we have many lessons and live experiences to learn from, because day by day we have people having interest in gambling.

[virasisog]

I wish to say a very big thank you for providing this valuable content, but I wish it was original, because from research I got to observed you just copy and paste from online and yet failed to provide link to where you got this article from. So I will suggest you add link to this thread O.P, as it is 20% plagiarize and 80% unique.



Related links

https://www.smartgamblingedge.com/2018/07/how-setting-small-goals-makes-you-win.html

https://www.smartgamblingedge.com/2018/09/simply-calculate-average-losing-streak.html

op is talking about mistakes made by newbie but meanwhile he himself made a big mistake that he copied content from multiple websites and posted here which is known as plagiarism. It's not unusual for ops account can be banned if he doesn't use these links as sources in his posts. The op must keep this in mind.  He concocted such a big story to get some merit but since he did plagiarism he can lost his account instead of getting merit.

This is laughable and funny, what he's trying to pass across on others turn upside down that he became the first victim to it, sometimes we do things out of curiosity without being careful ourself not to fall a trap of that same thing, we want to change the world but remain unchanged, in gambling, we have many lessons and live experiences to learn from, because day by day we have people having an interest in gambling.

Op just missed putting credits on the given information but these reminders are helpful not just for beginners but also for long-time gamblers who are risking too much in gambling without learning their lessons. Our mistakes should serve as a lesson to do better as we pursue our gambling journey but some of us are even falling deeply into gambling addiction which is not a wise move. Some gamblers can't control their emotions when it comes to gambling which results in worse scenarios or even huge losses.

[death69]

That's a long list.
But it goes down to only a single point. The "discipline" of one gambler. When should you stop? When will you tell yourself to let it go? What are the reasons for you to stop chasing the losses? At what point is it that you could tell yourself "that's it for the day"?
I mean, without discipline you are going to a point where you could get broke, rekt, or a loaning streak. It always doesn't end up well.
About winning though, at what profit amount is it that you could tell "I've had enough, time to stop"?
This is where sports gambling and casino games differentiating will be a big factor. I like sports gambling more because there's a stop unlike casino games.

Now listen up, 'cause this is some real talk. When it comes to gamblin, discipline is key. You gotta have a solid set of rules and stick to 'em no matter whatt. 'Cause let's face it, it's easy to get caught up in the moment and make some straight-up dumbass moves. So here's what I do: I set limits on how much I'm willing to lose and how much I wanna win. And when I hit those limits, I'm outa there like a bat outa hell.

But here's the thing, homies: gamblin ain't no get-rich-quick scheme. It's just a way to have some fun and blow off steam. You can't be puttin all your cash on the line and hopin to strike it big. That's a one-way ticket to Brooksville. And you can't be lettin gamblin take over your hole damn life, ether. You gotta make time for the important things, like your fam and your homies.

So remember folks: gamblin can be a wild ride, but you gotta approach it with the right mindset and some serious discipline. Stay cool, stay focused, and most of all, stay fly.

[Cling18]

That's a long list.
But it goes down to only a single point. The "discipline" of one gambler. When should you stop? When will you tell yourself to let it go? What are the reasons for you to stop chasing the losses? At what point is it that you could tell yourself "that's it for the day"?
I mean, without discipline you are going to a point where you could get broke, rekt, or a loaning streak. It always doesn't end up well.
About winning though, at what profit amount is it that you could tell "I've had enough, time to stop"?
This is where sports gambling and casino games differentiating will be a big factor. I like sports gambling more because there's a stop unlike casino games.

Now listen up, 'cause this is some real talk. When it comes to gamblin, discipline is key. You gotta have a solid set of rules and stick to 'em no matter whatt. 'Cause let's face it, it's easy to get caught up in the moment and make some straight-up dumbass moves. So here's what I do: I set limits on how much I'm willing to lose and how much I wanna win. And when I hit those limits, I'm outa there like a bat outa hell.

But here's the thing, homies: gamblin ain't no get-rich-quick scheme. It's just a way to have some fun and blow off steam. You can't be puttin all your cash on the line and hopin to strike it big. That's a one-way ticket to Brooksville. And you can't be lettin gamblin take over your whole damn life, ether. You gotta make time for the important things, like your fam and your homies.

So remember folks: gambling can be a wild ride, but you gotta approach it with the right mindset and some serious discipline. Stay cool, stay focused, and most of all, stay fly.

Gambling will be like a roller coaster ride so as we enter it, we must have the right mindset. I agree that gambling is not a shortcut to getting rich because not everyone can be lucky with it. I believe that if we will set a target goal right from the beginning, we will be able to control ourselves since we will know when to stop and when to continue. Gambling is to be enjoyed but we shouldn't allow it to destroy us

[rahmad2nd]

Many newbie start without rules and always lose all their funds,
and many of you may want rules and tips for professional gambling
you need to follow this rules like robots to be successful in gambling
and if you are playing for enjoyment than you can enjoy without these rules

~snip~

Great tips are also useful. but the question is, are there gamblers who apply gambling tips like the ones you shared in this long list.  So, according to what you said in this thread. if there are many gamblers who follow the tips you share, then someone will be forced to play like a robot. maybe this tip is effective and useful, but the question is, how can we enjoy the gambling session itself if the system we apply is like the one you shared.

It seems that it is difficult, because we will be forced to become successful gamblers. basically in gambling losing and winning is commonplace, even though in fact we know very well that the probability that we have to get a big win in each gambling session is very small. however, actually the point is not that. IMO, for me gambling is a fun thing in the middle of a busy day at work. also, how do I define gambling itself. I will not forbid someone, who wants to be a successful gambler as you said in your tip. but it will be difficult, basically it all comes down to each of us looking at gambling itself. for me, gambling is part of the fun, regardless win or lose. most importantly, I must have self-control and be responsible.  for me, that's enough.

[molsewid]

Great tips are also useful. but the question is, are there gamblers who apply gambling tips like the ones you shared in this long list.  So, according to what you said in this thread. if there are many gamblers who follow the tips you share, then someone will be forced to play like a robot. maybe this tip is effective and useful, but the question is, how can we enjoy the gambling session itself if the system we apply is like the one you shared.

It seems that it is difficult, because we will be forced to become successful gamblers. basically in gambling losing and winning is commonplace, even though in fact we know very well that the probability that we have to get a big win in each gambling session is very small. however, actually the point is not that. IMO, for me gambling is a fun thing in the middle of a busy day at work. also, how do I define gambling itself. I will not forbid someone, who wants to be a successful gambler as you said in your tip. but it will be difficult, basically it all comes down to each of us looking at gambling itself. for me, gambling is part of the fun, regardless win or lose. most importantly, I must have self-control and be responsible.  for me, that's enough.

Everyone has their own choice if they will follow all those things in the list or just few, for me I will not wait for 18 losing streak before I will stop playing. Some of the things he said are useful and based on his experience and his own strategy we can give appreciation to that and respect, but as humans and also gamblers we cannot deny the fact that we can understand and say we will follow him but then we will still go in our own way and strat.

[BobK71]

That's a long list.
But it goes down to only a single point. The "discipline" of one gambler. When should you stop? When will you tell yourself to let it go? What are the reasons for you to stop chasing the losses? At what point is it that you could tell yourself "that's it for the day"?
I mean, without discipline you are going to a point where you could get broke, rekt, or a loaning streak. It always doesn't end up well.
About winning though, at what profit amount is it that you could tell "I've had enough, time to stop"?
This is where sports gambling and casino games differentiating will be a big factor. I like sports gambling more because there's a stop unlike casino games.

Now listen up, 'cause this is some real talk. When it comes to gamblin, discipline is key. You gotta have a solid set of rules and stick to 'em no matter whatt. 'Cause let's face it, it's easy to get caught up in the moment and make some straight-up dumbass moves. So here's what I do: I set limits on how much I'm willing to lose and how much I wanna win. And when I hit those limits, I'm outa there like a bat outa hell.

But here's the thing, homies: gamblin ain't no get-rich-quick scheme. It's just a way to have some fun and blow off steam. You can't be puttin all your cash on the line and hopin to strike it big. That's a one-way ticket to Brooksville. And you can't be lettin gamblin take over your whole damn life, ether. You gotta make time for the important things, like your fam and your homies.

So remember folks: gambling can be a wild ride, but you gotta approach it with the right mindset and some serious discipline. Stay cool, stay focused, and most of all, stay fly.

Gambling will be like a roller coaster ride so as we enter it, we must have the right mindset. I agree that gambling is not a shortcut to getting rich because not everyone can be lucky with it. I believe that if we will set a target goal right from the beginning, we will be able to control ourselves since we will know when to stop and when to continue. Gambling is to be enjoyed but we shouldn't allow it to destroy us

If someone dreams from gambling that he will be rich then it can be considered as a ্good dream of him. That dream may or may not come true. But it is more likely not to happen. So a gambler should never expect too much from gambling. Those who only consider it as a source of his pleasure can get something. OP's suggestions have been discussed many times but how many gamblers can accept those things?
If a gambler can bet according to those factors then he can get quite a lot but i think it will not be easy for anyone to accept all the rules.