it will definetly save you

[Oceat]

It's a good guide though and I like it that's a lot of maximum losses but maybe it depends on how much you bet that's why you have to set some limit. Perhaps, it depends on someone's bankroll and I can tell you have had a lot of experience in gambling cause you seemed like having a gambling addiction problem in the past. Fortunately, you did the right thing to stop and share your experience to these future gamblers that might catch an addiction problem.

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[Casdinyard]

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

I agree. It would've been nice if the content is original or at least provided credits where it is due, but oh well. I think the message is still as important as it was if the original guy posted it instead. In any case, I don't really think this is something that a gambler with half a mind would do. Most sane gamblers out here will always study the rules of the game they are playing before jumping in and playing, and honestly this is the first time I have heard someone imply that there are stupidfucks out there who gamble without prior knowledge about the game they are playing. Oh well, It's a postulate and a common sense that everyone be aware of what they are getting into, especially if it involves money like investing and gambling. If you fail to do this alone, you should reconsider your life choices.

[klidex]

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.

Actually dreaming of wealth or being able to become a billionaire from gambling is not a good thing and is not really recommended because it will be very difficult for anyone to achieve that dream.
Because basically gambling will only bring a person closer to the pit of destruction. By gambling a person can lose everything he has from wealth to his family so there is very little chance of getting rich through gambling.
The list of rules that the OP has made is quite good but it is true as you said that it is unlikely that any gambler will accept such things or rules.
Every gambler has their own way of thinking which of course will be different from what we think, so making a list like that also seems to be in vain and will never be done by any gambler.

[mirakal]

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.

These kinds of advice may sound gibberish to the newbies as they don't really know yet what they are up against or what might be the consequence of their actions as what they only know is that betting has only 2 outcomes, you either lose or win, that's it. So, it might be easier said than done for them as there's only a few newbies out there who really had the correct mindset on how to get as much as profits and knowing all the risks entailed in it, and most of all, they know that not every night is a good night.

[chaser15]

No matter how serious those newbies to understand those gambling advice and tips, they will just feel the actual pressure of doing gambling once they experienced it for real. Those advices will be ignored as these newbies will now be in the reality of what gambling is all about.

I'd rather see newbies experiences the worst as those bad experiences will teach them to be a better gambler once they decided to move forward in their gambling journey.

Like in any kinds of activity involving money, experience-wise is the good foundation and once we used on something we always do, expect that we can handle any associated risks especially in gambling.

Unfortunately, not all person can be a responsible gambler and that's a real thing.

[suzanne5223]

Many newbie start without rules and always lose all their funds,

No matter how successful certain rules are in gambling if gamblers still never understand the fundamental concept of gambling and how to control his/her buzz the gamblers will always gamble against the rules set up.
Go and verify. Only knowledgeable and dedicated people make it far in life

well, if you are in gambling, most of the time, you will only stop if you have no more funds to play with. those tips have long been out there. it is no secret to anyone. however, it depends on the person himself how he can contain himself whenever he is playing his games. no matter how discipline you are sometimes you still break your targets once you are enjoying your game.

that why gambling is hardest because controlling human emotion is very very hard i also busted my whole account many many times
it comes with practice and patience

You busted your whole account because you don't consistently take baby steps which is the most difficult procedure in gambling cause it's the fundamental concept of gambling which is accepting the fact that the house will always win, accepting and agreeing to the fact that gambling is only a game of chance.
When you do this it will be easy for you to walk away when the game is not in your favor. Besides, not accepting this fact is also what leads to the breaking of targets as mentioned by the above user.

[mvdheuvel1983]

Every game has guidelines and restrictions. To play a game properly, it is crucial to comprehend all of the rules that govern it. The first thing you need to do as a beginner is learn the gaming laws and follow them. I always want to win big when I bet,
but I also consider the possibility of losing because there is no guarantee that you will succeed every time. and I always take a break when I'm losing a lot of money.
I recommend that all new players follow the rules and regulations in order to gamble successfully.

[Johnyz]

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.

These kinds of advice may sound gibberish to the newbies as they don't really know yet what they are up against or what might be the consequence of their actions as what they only know is that betting has only 2 outcomes, you either lose or win, that's it. So, it might be easier said than done for them as there's only a few newbies out there who really had the correct mindset on how to get as much as profits and knowing all the risks entailed in it, and most of all, they know that not every night is a good night.

Losing can be more worst if they become more greedy, they should know the possible risk of gambling and not just to think about the possible profit since gambling is a game of luck. Newbies who jump into gambling without having any knowledge about this usually ended up losing money though there might be a chance for beginners luck but I don’t think every beginners have this kind of experience. This has beed discussed many times and this is not the first reminder to every gambler, but still many lose money because of being irresponsible.

[Bushdark]

It's a good guide though and I like it that's a lot of maximum losses but maybe it depends on how much you bet that's why you have to set some limit. Perhaps, it depends on someone's bankroll and I can tell you have had a lot of experience in gambling cause you seemed like having a gambling addiction problem in the past. Fortunately, you did the right thing to stop and share your experience to these future gamblers that might catch an addiction problem.

Gambling addiction is one of the major problems of some gamblers and that is why they are been making consistent losing because they can not calm down and prepare or analyse bet before they play them. Just like we have soccer betting where we will need to do some research on the supporting team to know there weakness and strength to win there opponent.

Analysis is necessary so we can make good predictions and make better winnings. We also need to learn about to some players are able to make good bets and have consistent winnings so we can make good predictions on our own.

[jostorres]

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.

You brought up a great point about the importance of discipline when it comes to gambling. It's easy to get caught up in the excitement of chasing a win, but it's crucial to have a plan and set limits for yourself. Knowing when to stop and being able to stick to those limits is essential for responsible gambling. It's important to consider factors such as your budget, the amount of time you want to spend gambling, and your personal reasons for gambling.

Sports gambling does offer a different dynamic compared to casino games, as the outcome is often determined by the performance of athletes or teams, and there is a finite end to each event, but it's still important to approach sports gambling with discipline and responsible habits to ensure a positive experience.

[coolcoinz]

7. So for example on 3x Payout , the safe losing streak is 18 and the max losing streak is 24. So if you get a losing streak above the safe losing streak followed by a win stop your bets immediately.
8. Next time the long losing streak will be definitely more and you have no clue when it will cross the max losing streak.

That's a pretty useless advice since you're telling people that 18 is a safe losing streak. If they're using Martingale a streak of 18 loses is going to wipe them out completely. You'd have to start with an extremely low bet, or have a huge bank to be able to afford 18 in a row.
Max is 24? There's no maximum. You can easily go above that if you play long enough. The reason why people hardly ever do that is nobody can afford it. You'd have to be betting the same amount every time and playing with a few bucks a round to reach 24, but in that case you'll be down maybe $100, which for moist people won't be a sign to stop.

[wheelz1200]

Two of the biggest tips I can ever think of is never chase your losses, that's what ends up bankrupting people most of the time.  And then the second is know when to get up and walk away.  Whether you are up, even or down the ability to walk away is rare when someone is addicted to gambling and if you can't do that you need to get help.  
 

[Slow death]

I think that every person before thinking about playing in a casino needs to set goals:

1 - the person is going to play for fun

2 - the person is going to play for profits

when the person knows what he is going to do at the casino, then the person has to ask another question again:

1 - if you are playing for fun, how much bankroll will you allocate, how much money will you place on each bet

2 - if you are playing to make a profit, when you will allocate the bank, how much bet you will make and what profit you expect to make

after having answers to these questions, the person can now create strategies, there are many, for example if the person plays for fun and has 10$ each week to play, then when that person loses everything, he should not put more money until the week next, and it is necessary to create discipline and respect

[livingfree]

Quite really a long list and I think some might get a merge.

3. When its not going in your favor, stop immediately.

As much as we want to stop immediately, this don't happen. When the urge is stronger, we want to gamble as much as we want to cover all of those losses that we've made.

Even it is obviously seen that the favor isn't with us, we want to see it happen that favor goes with us and won't satisfy us until we get some or until we get and left with nothing.

[btc_angela]

Two of the biggest tips I can ever think of is never chase your losses, that's what ends up bankrupting people most of the time.  And then the second is know when to get up and walk away.  Whether you are up, even or down the ability to walk away is rare when someone is addicted to gambling and if you can't do that you need to get help.  
 

Experience wise, yeah, we should never do that, maybe in few occasions you might be successful. But if you always try to chase losses, in the end you might lost everything.

I think the key here is learn how to control your emotions and let yourself not to be blinded by your decisions to make more money as well. On the contrary if you see that you have won already, bankroll 2x-3x, for me it's enough to stop and withdraw that winnings.

At least the next day, you still have something to continue and see what is your luck.

[stomachgrowls]

3. When its not going in your favor, stop immediately.

This should be your main concern when you do gamble on which you should know and stop midway if things turns out to be negative.
Gambling is for tune but people do really make it as an another source of income or they do really mind off about on making money.
If you do really tolerate out that greed inside you then you would definitely be facing up problems later on.
Play on something that you could afford to lose and dont make yourself that desperate.

while I do agree on that sentiment , yet this is only applicable to those experienced gambler that has self control , but for those who gamble for the sake of living and near coming addiction?
I don't think it is easy for them to just leave and noticed when or how they are not favoring gambling lol.

But indeed that OP has good intentions here and if this is truly based on His own experienced and not just copied to earn merits as he is eager to rank up? then this is  a helpful thoughts and advices .

Thanks to OP and hope many of us find this thread as helping them out to win against the addiction of gambling.

This is one of the most common misconception towards gambling is that there are people who do really pushes up themselves on making gambling as their main source of income or living which is really that very wrong.

You would really be making yourself that desperate because you would be trying out to achieve on what you do have in mind.This is why setting up goals is something that should be that realistic
and attainable.

Gambling is for fun and making a living is only to those people who had been doing sports betting or some card games which you could apply analysis but of course
only a few do really succeed into this kind of path.

[DoublerHunter]

Two of the biggest tips I can ever think of is never chase your losses, that's what ends up bankrupting people most of the time.  And then the second is know when to get up and walk away.  Whether you are up, even or down the ability to walk away is rare when someone is addicted to gambling and if you can't do that you need to get help.  
 

^Gambling addiction is a very serious problem that we need to pay attention to and always put in mind not to become addicted all you have said could be one of the reasons that you will become addicted in the future.
Chasing losses is a common problem so, therefore, you can simply avoid this by setting a limit on the amount that you gamble. Don't exceed your budget and avoid borrowing money for gambling. Next is to limit your time, at this point this will help prevent you from losing track of time and spending more than you intended. Last but not least, take a break, it is important to take regular breaks from gambling to avoid becoming too immersed in the activity. Take breaks to stretch, walk around, or do something else entirely and come back when you are ready.

[seleme]

Nice suggestions and useful tips for newbie gamblers, professional gamblers know when to break rules but it is dangerous for inexperienced gamblers. Especially 12th point makes much sense for newbie gamblers who think it is "easy money" doing same strategy over and over. Volatility may change on some slots so they have to understand which slot suits their needs, and do they want high wins or stable wins over time. Just my 2 cents.

[Baofeng]

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.

I agree mate, the list is too long that we can't even remember a thing or two on that, hehehe.

So the best thing is to quit when you are in the net positive, whether it's sports betting or playing other games like craps, slots and card games. Because if you are greedy and think that you can go on your winning streak then you are wrong. Sooner or later that house edge are going to caught with it. That is statistics and nobody can beat that. So if you have enough then quit, stop or withdraw your money, simply as that.

[STT]

Profit daily is impossible but limit losses on any one day and you will be able to gamble more on the days you are winning, eventually that could lead to profits where as the losses are stopped on any day you exceed that daily budget.  Thats why splitting up your betting not chasing a loss can be the best thing to do, also its a waste of time sometimes to just keep trying.   Theres no real way to know but some days you will have a better chance to win, I think coming back another time is the best strategy to pursue then the very common keep playing.