do you lose on slots?

[topbitcoin]

Yeah I tried slots with my friends account and it's winning small amount at first then lose streak followed. 😅 Anyways thanks for sharing tips, it will surely help others minimize loses and of course maintain the essence of intertainment instead of taking it seriously.

Be careful,the entertainment and adrenaline you feel when you play slot machines you don't feel in any other game from the casino and that is why as we all know the slot machines are the most played games in any casino,they are the biggest revenue maker to the casino and of course on our expenses as we keep losing in the long term by playing them  .

Once you can keep yourself calm and not lose your mind when losing and seeing slots only as an entertainment platform you will not risk big lost amounts and you will not risk falling into gambling addiction.

But usually to destroy the adrenaline of the players usually casinos give them big or small wins as an attraction to make someone want to play again in the slot game, on average the people I encounter in the environment and the echasks I ask why they continue to play slots? They answered because I wanted to get a big win like they were first playing.

Yes, with that they usually continue to force themselves to continue to play and in the end of the brand loss of a lot of money, and think they want to return the money that has been lost in the game, this thought is like a trap, but that's the polarization that can be read from the slot game .
Making a slot game as an entertainment is a good thought because it will not interfere with adrenaline or ambition to win, it is a good thought of friends, and yes that might be able to prevent ourselves into impulsive gambling addiction.

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[yudi09]

But usually to destroy the adrenaline of the players usually casinos give them big or small wins as an attraction to make someone want to play again in the slot game, on average the people I encounter in the environment and the echasks I ask why they continue to play slots? They answered because I wanted to get a big win like they were first playing.

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I experienced it firsthand. Usually I get a win after making two deposits. It is not a habit that I can be sure that even a small win can be obtained when making two deposits in one type of slot game that I play.
Today, I got a profit of around 25% of the amount of capital I deposited. I played on PG Soft for about 1 hour. The first and second deposits are the same amount. The total capital I played was around $205 but used fiat currency.

I lost my first deposit. While enjoying, adrenaline rises. I made a second deposit and played on the same slot but the bet amount was bigger than the first deposit. I won not in the free spins, but in the normal game.
Stop and withdraw some balance and return to normal activities.

[nullama]

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I experienced it firsthand. Usually I get a win after making two deposits. It is not a habit that I can be sure that even a small win can be obtained when making two deposits in one type of slot game that I play.
Today, I got a profit of around 25% of the amount of capital I deposited. I played on PG Soft for about 1 hour. The first and second deposits are the same amount. The total capital I played was around $205 but used fiat currency.

I lost my first deposit. While enjoying, adrenaline rises. I made a second deposit and played on the same slot but the bet amount was bigger than the first deposit. I won not in the free spins, but in the normal game.
Stop and withdraw some balance and return to normal activities.

Our brains are fantastic at creating narratives and stories around things that happened.

The important thing to know though, is that those stories and narrative don't have to be true for your brain to believe it.

That's how most of the superstitions were created, two independent events happened at the same time, say a black cat crossed and something bad happened. Then you see it again with another bad thing happening, and there it is, your brain now connected them, even though the cat has nothing to do with the other event... or does it? 

[ethereumhunter]

On the opposite side, we can also say that the longer we play, the higher chance for us to hit a big win/max win. It is not a guarantee obviously as we are talking about probability/possibility only which is something possible to happen in both sides. Anyway this is not the most important thing, knowing our limit especially about funds is the most important thing. We can play longer as long as we are still on the right track without breaking our own limit.

But we still can't say that our chances of winning will be higher if we gamble longer because it is gambling. Some people win and lose and if we experience defeat more often, it means we are not lucky people in gambling games and we have to be aware of that so that we don't have to play gambling for too long or too seriously. It is better for us to gamble in moderation not to experience gambling addiction problems or lose a lot of money. Gamblers often experience the problem of losing a lot of money. And if they still don't set limits in gambling, they will only experience more losses. Indeed, someone can gamble longer, but no one can guarantee whether they will still be able to stay on the right track or whether they will just get lost in gambling and end up using more money. And instead of experiencing these things, we should not gamble excessively.

[Lucasgabd]

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thinking everyone has the same luck is a really mathematical way to see the world but I don't think it works like that, in my youth I met a guy who was younger than me and used to win almost all raffles and "bingos" he joined
he got lots of televisions, travels, house utensils and all kind of stuff by winning these contests all based in luck, no skill

I don't talk to him anymore so I'm not sure if he's still lucky or not but it was definitely not normal

quite nice to see though

It is indeed seen or experienced like that, basically a few "lucky" ones might be seen winning a lot of times.

But in reality, it is just random, and the probabilities are the same for everyone.

Of course, after the fact, some people will have been luckier than others, and you could comment on that, but before that happening, basically everyone is the same.

And once someone got labelled "lucky", it might stick forever and whenever they lose, people will just ignore it, and whenever they win they will reinforce the idea that they are lucky.

craziest thing too is that each slots game is independent so in theory there'd be the chance to play 1000 times and lose it all or (the much smaller chance) of playing 1000 times and winning it all
tell me about being lucky!

Many countries have slots games forbidden probably because they're too addictive.

[Betwrong]

That is the reason most people play slots to win those huge multipliers although x1111 is not a really huge one,I am sure those 2 guys have won a lot more as I have seen their multipliers in the Slot 101 thread here  .If the slots offered not such huge multipliers no one would play them eventually while they still are the most played games in all the casinos nowadays.

Some people would play still, I think, even if the highest multiplier was like 100x, but in general you are right, most people would abandon slots. It's potential multipliers like 100,000x and 150,000x is what attracts them. Today I've found out that one of my favourite slots, Tombstone R.I.P. by Nolimit City has the maximum prize of 300,000x. I used to play it not because I was winning on it a lot, my wins and losses were more or less balancing each other out, but because I loved the animation. From now on I'll be expecting that 300,000x of my bet too.

[nullama]

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craziest thing too is that each slots game is independent so in theory there'd be the chance to play 1000 times and lose it all or (the much smaller chance) of playing 1000 times and winning it all
tell me about being lucky!

Many countries have slots games forbidden probably because they're too addictive.

Absolutely right.

The thing is that the most probable scenario will be somewhere in the middle, where the gambler loses some and wins some, but overall loses a bit more.

This makes it perfect to become addicted because the times the gambler wins reinforces the idea that they could make it big, and the loses are simply ignored.

It's a hugely addictive thing, and a very expensive hobby.

[Lucasgabd]

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craziest thing too is that each slots game is independent so in theory there'd be the chance to play 1000 times and lose it all or (the much smaller chance) of playing 1000 times and winning it all
tell me about being lucky!

Many countries have slots games forbidden probably because they're too addictive.

Absolutely right.

The thing is that the most probable scenario will be somewhere in the middle, where the gambler loses some and wins some, but overall loses a bit more.

This makes it perfect to become addicted because the times the gambler wins reinforces the idea that they could make it big, and the loses are simply ignored.

It's a hugely addictive thing, and a very expensive hobby.

yes
there's something else too
tracking is boring, much more boring than winning, so most people don't track, be them gamblers or investors
when they don't track they're blind on exact wins and losses and can't know for sure if they're profitable, what could make them keep gambling, thinking they're winning, even if they're not

[nullama]

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yes
there's something else too
tracking is boring, much more boring than winning, so most people don't track, be them gamblers or investors
when they don't track they're blind on exact wins and losses and can't know for sure if they're profitable, what could make them keep gambling, thinking they're winning, even if they're not

Yes, that's partly why casinos are so successful. Gamblers are basically seen as part of their marketing team 

They usually comment all about their winnings and how easy it is to make money betting at the casino, maybe they will even show you their receipts, etc.

But they rarely mention all the times they have lost money there. And also the casinos make you feel great while you are winning, giving you free food and drinks, etc, so that you stay longer.

The moment you stop putting money there, the lights, music, drinks, and food stop.

[ethereumhunter]

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yes
there's something else too
tracking is boring, much more boring than winning, so most people don't track, be them gamblers or investors
when they don't track they're blind on exact wins and losses and can't know for sure if they're profitable, what could make them keep gambling, thinking they're winning, even if they're not

Yes, that's partly why casinos are so successful. Gamblers are basically seen as part of their marketing team 

They usually comment all about their winnings and how easy it is to make money betting at the casino, maybe they will even show you their receipts, etc.

But they rarely mention all the times they have lost money there. And also the casinos make you feel great while you are winning, giving you free food and drinks, etc, so that you stay longer.

The moment you stop putting money there, the lights, music, drinks, and food stop.

This is usually done by gamblers who experience losses by not showing their losses in the casino because they don't want to show their losses to the public because that will make them look bad in front of the people who follow them. Especially if it is a big loss, they will hide it even more closely from people and pretend they have not experienced any loss.

Only a few people can show their winnings publicly because many experience losses, especially those who follow what the gambler does. But winning a slot game is not as easy as we imagine because there is a luck factor that we have to pay attention to. Luck will not be on our side too often, especially if we gamble in a hurry or just want to chase the win. We will lose a lot of money without being able to recover the losses.

[len01]

This is usually done by gamblers who experience losses by not showing their losses in the casino because they don't want to show their losses to the public because that will make them look bad in front of the people who follow them. Especially if it is a big loss, they will hide it even more closely from people and pretend they have not experienced any loss.

Only a few people can show their winnings publicly because many experience losses, especially those who follow what the gambler does. But winning a slot game is not as easy as we imagine because there is a luck factor that we have to pay attention to. Luck will not be on our side too often, especially if we gamble in a hurry or just want to chase the win. We will lose a lot of money without being able to recover the losses.

IMO, if you say only a few people show their winnings but in the slot thread you can find out how many people have won from slot games but have you ever seen a slot gambler showing his losses or total losses? I think its very rare because its natural for us as humans to show victory more often than defeat, which is a little embarrassing, but even so, sometimes there are also some who show their victory but also say dont ask about previous losses because there will definitely be more.

[Wapfika]

This is usually done by gamblers who experience losses by not showing their losses in the casino because they don't want to show their losses to the public because that will make them look bad in front of the people who follow them. Especially if it is a big loss, they will hide it even more closely from people and pretend they have not experienced any loss.

Only a few people can show their winnings publicly because many experience losses, especially those who follow what the gambler does. But winning a slot game is not as easy as we imagine because there is a luck factor that we have to pay attention to. Luck will not be on our side too often, especially if we gamble in a hurry or just want to chase the win. We will lose a lot of money without being able to recover the losses.

IMO, if you say only a few people show their winnings but in the slot thread you can find out how many people have won from slot games but have you ever seen a slot gambler showing his losses or total losses? I think its very rare because its natural for us as humans to show victory more often than defeat, which is a little embarrassing, but even so, sometimes there are also some who show their victory but also say dont ask about previous losses because there will definitely be more.

I think what they are discussing is about the total winnings in general and not the one time win or seasonal win on slot. It’s really very rare to see someone on profit side on his whole game especially if he is just playing slot games since this game is known for being hard to beat in general due to the house edge and complex RNG settings.

I rarely win on slot games too but I frequently win small to medium size win but that’s not enough to bag profit but rather it’s just for breakeven with a minimal deficit due to house edge.

[Lucasgabd]

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yes
there's something else too
tracking is boring, much more boring than winning, so most people don't track, be them gamblers or investors
when they don't track they're blind on exact wins and losses and can't know for sure if they're profitable, what could make them keep gambling, thinking they're winning, even if they're not

Yes, that's partly why casinos are so successful. Gamblers are basically seen as part of their marketing team 

They usually comment all about their winnings and how easy it is to make money betting at the casino, maybe they will even show you their receipts, etc.

But they rarely mention all the times they have lost money there. And also the casinos make you feel great while you are winning, giving you free food and drinks, etc, so that you stay longer.

The moment you stop putting money there, the lights, music, drinks, and food stop.

exactly
that's why it's good to approach things with a healthy dose of skepticism if somebody tells you something
lots of times there's a bias on the discourse and sometimes it isn't obvious at first sight

[junder]

This is usually done by gamblers who experience losses by not showing their losses in the casino because they don't want to show their losses to the public because that will make them look bad in front of the people who follow them. Especially if it is a big loss, they will hide it even more closely from people and pretend they have not experienced any loss.

Only a few people can show their winnings publicly because many experience losses, especially those who follow what the gambler does. But winning a slot game is not as easy as we imagine because there is a luck factor that we have to pay attention to. Luck will not be on our side too often, especially if we gamble in a hurry or just want to chase the win. We will lose a lot of money without being able to recover the losses.

IMO, if you say only a few people show their winnings but in the slot thread you can find out how many people have won from slot games but have you ever seen a slot gambler showing his losses or total losses? I think its very rare because its natural for us as humans to show victory more often than defeat, which is a little embarrassing, but even so, sometimes there are also some who show their victory but also say dont ask about previous losses because there will definitely be more.

Haha yes I think that is very difficult for them to do, I mean only a small percentage of gamblers are able to show all their losses transparently to others or even their own friends, they will only show one victory when they are really lucky. And I'm sure they will avoid some questions that say "how much have you lost on the slots', they will avoid that question, and actually I don't really need them to tell the truth because on the other hand I also already know that the real number is that their losses are far more than the wins that will come occasionally from dozens of tries.

So maybe I just want to know if they're going to tell the truth or if they'd rather avoid it. Discussing this topic reminds me of one of my friends who is quite arrogant when it comes to gambling, he always brags and says that he just got a big win but not based on any evidence, and I just smile at him because I know the real facts. Logically if he just got a big win then there's no way he'd borrow money from me to buy two pizzas, it's ridiculous.

[ethereumhunter]

IMO, if you say only a few people show their winnings but in the slot thread you can find out how many people have won from slot games but have you ever seen a slot gambler showing his losses or total losses? I think its very rare because its natural for us as humans to show victory more often than defeat, which is a little embarrassing, but even so, sometimes there are also some who show their victory but also say dont ask about previous losses because there will definitely be more.

In the slot thread, there are lots of people who win and share their winnings and that makes us jealous of the wins they get

Slot players may rarely show their losses but they only say they have lost and some people experience losses that they can accept. And there are also people who, apart from sharing their winnings, also tell the number of their losses so that people know that slot games depend on luck. People need to know that playing gambling can result in many losses apart from wins.

[Bitinity]

IMO, if you say only a few people show their winnings but in the slot thread you can find out how many people have won from slot games but have you ever seen a slot gambler showing his losses or total losses? I think its very rare because its natural for us as humans to show victory more often than defeat, which is a little embarrassing, but even so, sometimes there are also some who show their victory but also say dont ask about previous losses because there will definitely be more.

In the slot thread, there are lots of people who win and share their winnings and that makes us jealous of the wins they get

Slot players may rarely show their losses but they only say they have lost and some people experience losses that they can accept. And there are also people who, apart from sharing their winnings, also tell the number of their losses so that people know that slot games depend on luck. People need to know that playing gambling can result in many losses apart from wins.

Not only in slot games, but it is also rare to see people share their losses in other games. As len01 said, it is quite normal because sharing what we wins is more fun than sharing our losses. For me myself, I do not like to share my losses too because it will make me remind me about the losses while I always try to forget what I have lost while gambling. What we need to do as reader or viewer of those nice win is to take it wisely as a motivation for us that winning is possible but there is also high risk behind it.

[angrybirdy]

IMO, if you say only a few people show their winnings but in the slot thread you can find out how many people have won from slot games but have you ever seen a slot gambler showing his losses or total losses? I think its very rare because its natural for us as humans to show victory more often than defeat, which is a little embarrassing, but even so, sometimes there are also some who show their victory but also say dont ask about previous losses because there will definitely be more.

In the slot thread, there are lots of people who win and share their winnings and that makes us jealous of the wins they get

Slot players may rarely show their losses but they only say they have lost and some people experience losses that they can accept. And there are also people who, apart from sharing their winnings, also tell the number of their losses so that people know that slot games depend on luck. People need to know that playing gambling can result in many losses apart from wins.

Not only in slot games, but it is also rare to see people share their losses in other games. As len01 said, it is quite normal because sharing what we wins is more fun than sharing our losses. For me myself, I do not like to share my losses too because it will make me remind me about the losses while I always try to forget what I have lost while gambling. What we need to do as reader or viewer of those nice win is to take it wisely as a motivation for us that winning is possible but there is also high risk behind it.

Truth is many gamblers doesn't like to share any losses experience particularly when huge money is involved, they want to remember their wins more than losses, known as selective recall. For some, gambling is a pleasant activity that serves as a distraction to their stress so tendency that once they lose a money, they will keep it to them because they don't want to feel like they're being pity.

[len01]

@Wapfika I understand beforehand that they only share stories or share winning experiences in general and that is indeed a natural thing because we are certainly very happy to be able to get a big multiplier that is worth telling to other people and in general they dont always win because the basis of slots is luck but not a few people are lucky, only 1x spin gets maxwin and I once got that luck with a bet of around $0.1 but unfortunately I am currently trying to take a break from slot gambling

@juder as I said before, its all just about entertainment, you dont need to talk about your losses, but you will be very happy if you get a big win or get a maxwin, which is very worthy of sharing your experience with other people and that is just one form of expressing your pleasure and if we talking about the losses must be very big.

ah, that a normal thing, its just an attempt to cover up his losses from other people, or in other words, he only has a specific intention to borrow money from you, but he brags so that you want to lend him money because he thinks you will believe him if he can pay it back your money but that so ridiculous.

@ethereumhunter btw I never feel jealous because at least I've gotten maxwin a few times.

Indeed, there are some who share stories of their losses or total losses, but that not all they want because sometimes gamblers share stories of their overall experience of losses or profits to prove that they really have genuine experiences from what they did themselves, not just from other people experiences and I have also shared my losses on slots in that thread and by sharing those losses I can give advice to other people not to bet too large amounts to avoid bigger losses because it is still all about luck.

[ethereumhunter]

Not only in slot games, but it is also rare to see people share their losses in other games. As len01 said, it is quite normal because sharing what we wins is more fun than sharing our losses. For me myself, I do not like to share my losses too because it will make me remind me about the losses while I always try to forget what I have lost while gambling. What we need to do as reader or viewer of those nice win is to take it wisely as a motivation for us that winning is possible but there is also high risk behind it.

You're right about that. Sharing wins feels more fun and there is no intention to show them off. We as readers, must be wise and do not need to intend to win like other people. I also never remember how much I lost or won because it was just gambling and had no influence whatsoever on the results I got. Even if I win, it won't last long because a few days later, I can go back to the casino to play slots again.

@ethereumhunter btw I never feel jealous because at least I've gotten maxwin a few times.

Indeed, there are some who share stories of their losses or total losses, but that not all they want because sometimes gamblers share stories of their overall experience of losses or profits to prove that they really have genuine experiences from what they did themselves, not just from other people experiences and I have also shared my losses on slots in that thread and by sharing those losses I can give advice to other people not to bet too large amounts to avoid bigger losses because it is still all about luck.

You are lucky to have gotten Maxwin many times. I've never had a maxwin but I haven't thought about it seriously.

By sharing experiences of loss and win, you can teach other people what they should do when gambling. The important thing is that people can learn not to chase win because that can lead to many losses.

But I rarely win and lose more often so I don't share my wins too often.

[swogerino]

IMO, if you say only a few people show their winnings but in the slot thread you can find out how many people have won from slot games but have you ever seen a slot gambler showing his losses or total losses? I think its very rare because its natural for us as humans to show victory more often than defeat, which is a little embarrassing, but even so, sometimes there are also some who show their victory but also say dont ask about previous losses because there will definitely be more.

In the slot thread, there are lots of people who win and share their winnings and that makes us jealous of the wins they get

Slot players may rarely show their losses but they only say they have lost and some people experience losses that they can accept. And there are also people who, apart from sharing their winnings, also tell the number of their losses so that people know that slot games depend on luck. People need to know that playing gambling can result in many losses apart from wins.

Not only in slot games, but it is also rare to see people share their losses in other games. As len01 said, it is quite normal because sharing what we wins is more fun than sharing our losses. For me myself, I do not like to share my losses too because it will make me remind me about the losses while I always try to forget what I have lost while gambling. What we need to do as reader or viewer of those nice win is to take it wisely as a motivation for us that winning is possible but there is also high risk behind it.

Truth is many gamblers doesn't like to share any losses experience particularly when huge money is involved, they want to remember their wins more than losses, known as selective recall. For some, gambling is a pleasant activity that serves as a distraction to their stress so tendency that once they lose a money, they will keep it to them because they don't want to feel like they're being pity.

That is only for some gamblers and they are a minority,the majority will gladly share their losses and will accompany that with a lot of harsh words and swearing in general.Yesterday I was playing Pragmatic Play slot Sweet Bonanza,using IDR as a currency and having 100.000 IDR while playing with a bet of 200 IDR the minimum it took me well over 1.5 hour to give me the bonus and during this time it kept me in the game making me lose a little in every passing moment.

Imagine if I played with a huge amount,so playing in slots is not recommended at all unless you have money to burn chasing that extremely rare max win.