Betting significant amount

[bayu7adi]

"All in" makes for an exciting finale, but if you manage to win that last round, the game continues for a few more rounds. I believe most of us have gone "all in" in some of our games.

And the crucial thing to remember when deciding to go "all in" is that it shouldn't be your entire stash of money. It's your gambling budget. We must remain alive and working tomorrow, even if we lose tonight's game.

Never risk your entire life on gambling. Stay wise, even if you're someone who enjoys taking chances.

[AprilioMP]

Are you doing this intense gambling experience by betting significant amount of your bankroll? This is insane but worth it if you are a thrill seeker for entertainment.

I often do this when I have a little money left with the aim of covering the amount of money I have lost.
I often play normal games with big bets. Playing on small bets takes too long and it takes a long time for the balance to increase. The habit of playing at large bets does have two options that will occur. Spend money quickly and add money quickly.
If you don't play regularly and consistently at big bets, it could be surprising if you win.

[BitcoinTurk]

Are you doing this intense gambling experience by betting significant amount of your bankroll? This is insane but worth it if you are a thrill seeker for entertainment.

When I gamble, I set a certain budget for gambling and spend according to this budget. For me, gambling is a very risky but also fun way of entertainment to make money. For this reason, I definitely never use all my money to gamble. In addition, I take care to never use up my entire balance within the budget I have set for gambling. This may be due to the fact that I aim to gamble for fun rather than to make money but I think that individuals who aim to gain profit should also gamble as I mentioned. Unfortunately, it is possible to encounter serious negative financial and psychological effects especially in case of a possible loss scenario due to losing all savings or budget in gambling and gambling all-in.

Even though my purpose of gambling is for fun I would recommend it to anyone who gambles for profit. Definitely, you shouldn't use all your money to gamble and you should not use your budget allocated for gambling with all-in risk. This will help you both feel better psychologically and recover from a possible loss.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I only bet my entire balance when ever I am already tired of playing and wanna lose all the money so that I can go and rest, because I know that if I have that balance there, i can only go off for a few minutes or like an hour, for immediately I pick up my phone or turn on my laptop again, I will want to continue gambling, and that hunger wont leave me until i either withdraw my balance from the casino, or loss it all.

So to find that peace of mind and not return to gambling until when I am ready again, I just bet all my balance in one game when I am already tired of playing, and the balance remaining is too small to withdraw , and sometimes, I end up winning, which normally and instantly brings or installs in me fresh zeal to continue playing again which at the end, I still end up losing everything..

I do experience trills born out of intense gambling and all that, but such feeling is not always my primary focus, it just happens on its own based on my decisions and actions.

[yahoo62278]

1 in 4 chance to recover is not great odds and in dice it's not exactly an easy win. I would rather make many bets and try to recover if playing dice vs 1 big bet. Odds just aren't very good.

Gambling is gambling and if you're just looking for a rush then doing it your way is fine. How much are you betting if I may ask? What's significant to you?

[edmundduke]

I used to do something similiar but i changed my habbits a few years ago. I pretty much only gamble with small amounts now. All i deposit i expect to loose, when i win a substantial amount i withdraw 80-90% and then yolo the rest. My best ending yolo was a x120 on dice, rains all around

[Text]

Well, I sometimes enjoy the intense gambling experience of betting a significant amount of my bankroll, but in a dice game, my chances of winning are less than 25%. Occasionally, I come out ahead, but most of the time, I end up losing, especially in short sessions. I find it exciting, perhaps because I make a profit in a specific session, but overall, it's a substantial loss, and it's a very risky strategy.

I am aware that the house always has an advantage, and in the long run, I am more likely to lose money than to win, so I don't prolong my gaming sessions. I understand that it's a low-probability bet, and there's a risk of losing money very quickly.

Despite all the challenges, this is still the strategy I often employ. Yes, I do win sometimes, but in the long run, I'm losing money overall. Fortunately, I don't have gambling problems like addiction because I know my limits, and I can calm myself down by accepting it and moving on, somewhat like getting over a broken heart, right? 

[michellee]

No, I never bet with big money or the remaining money I have to bet all-in in one bet. I don't need to do that, especially in gambling. We don't know whether we will win or lose.

And if it were the last time, I would stick to small bets most of the time. Or if it's enough gambling, I will choose to stop immediately. Betting big money for the last time means we are ready for whatever happens. But I would never be prepared for the outcome if I bet big money.

If you feel it can provide a great sensation of challenge, you can still do it. But I wouldn't choose that way.

[Crypt0Gore]

Betting a significant amount is not for someone like me, maybe someday when I am worth millions of dollars I can start using like $2000 or more for gambling, that's because it's the amount I can afford to lose.

It's a shame that many people don't get it, gambling should be your last place of making money, it doesn't deserves good amount of money because you are against the owners, you need to only use money that won't affect you after, because losing is the only thing that has guarantee in gambling.

If you come up with a winning strategy well I doubt it will last for a long period of time, because, guess what? Casinos are monitoring the way you gamble, one day you will come online and use your same old tactics and you will end up in loss.

With all due respect, if you don't respect yourself when gambling, you will lose yourself, self respect matters, there are many better ways to spend your time than gambling.

[Coin_trader]

I'm interested what you usually do if that "last bet" turns up to be a winning one. You would obviously stop if you lose but what if otherwise? I've seen people do the same strategy in different games but they decide to keep going when they get lucky on that final bet unless they really have something else to do or when their wife is already mad hehe.

I literally stop no matter what the result is. I tell you, it’s very hard to continue when your beats pounding hard on the last bet once you win since all the thrill that you feel will surely make you scared to not play anymore and just take profit.

After all, I already spend long hours before I came with that do or die bet meaning I already have enough gambling to continue or else I will just stick to my normal slow strategy until my remaining bankroll will depleted slowly.

[Davidvictorson]

I'm always betting significant amount when I'm in the losing streak, Let's say only 30% left from my original bankroll after playing 1hr to 4hrs of non-stop Blackjack.

I always bet all-in which is my remaining bankroll that is significant amount for me on a 25% win chance rate bet on dice game. My heart palpitates during this bet and I really love the intense feeling. Most of the time I lose on this but it's really worth it if I win since I recover my original bankroll plus sweet profit of 20% of my bankroll.

I'm always doing this whenever I'm down after long gambling session just to finish with a big bang of surprise. When I lose at least I experience the thrill same with win since I have profit.

Are you doing this intense gambling experience by betting significant amount of your bankroll? This is insane but worth it if you are a thrill seeker for entertainment.

Bro, you are a very high risk taker. I would die of a heart attack if I ever try your betting strategy.

My level of risk is this low to medium level. I want the thrill of winning and not ready to experience the pain of losing a significant amount of my bankroll. And I can't even gamble for more than 1 hour if I do, it means that I am chasing losses and would eventually lose. The smaller my betting amount and shorter my gambling time, the greater more wins I get. It doesn't need to be something significant, it's okay as long as I am not losing.

[YOSHIE]

Are you doing this intense gambling experience by betting significant amount of your bankroll? This is insane but worth it if you are a thrill seeker for entertainment.

Before Covid attacked, I often gambled and bet on poker, Blackjack, cards and so on, my bets made good results because I played for real and physically, but when online crypto casinos come out and I try to bet on Blackjack, the facts that I experience are the opposite of the truth, I almost don't experience the opportunity, on average, That's why in my opinion physical and online betting are very different, I don't know what's going on in an online casino when the cards are dealt, online it's really hard to guess.

So, until now I have never gambled again in the game of Blackjack, let alone bet large amounts, maybe if I did I would be in a trance, for that I am happy to switch betting to sports, it seems like a real sport for me in betting, that is my brief experience in some gambling about Blackjack.

[Dave1]

That kind of feeling could be dangerous if you are gambling most of the time. I mean, we don't want to be completely attached to gambling, especially if we aren't making a living from it. I've felt that kind of thrill before, especially when betting a significant amount of money—something that, although I can afford, would significantly affect my budget. You know, when the income isn't that much, we don't allocate too much to gambling. But as gamblers that we are, sometimes we want to go big, just like the famous saying, 'go big or go home.

Yeah, it's the go home go big mentally, but I guess this is what gamblers wanted to reach though. For me, lately I'm being attached to roulette games and so I also do all in, I mean I just chose my favorite numbers and then put some huge bet on one of them.

If it hits, then I withdraw right away and take my winnings, same with losing as well. I stop completely when I didn't get it. But that feeling when you hit that numbers of yours, it's very different.

[Eternad]

I do this whenever I’m tilted by experiencing consecutive losses which is very hard to recover using my normal bet. I do win most of the time when doing this since I make sure that I still have a lot of bankroll whenever I’m doing this so that I have multiple try attempt.

I have recent about this but only x3 of my bet using roulette which I’m always playing for this kind of huge bet. I don’t like dice because I want to see the result personally to make me satisfied that the result is fair.

This is my previous bet which I posted here in the forum few months ago.

[madnessteat]

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Sometimes I bet my entire remaining deposit, but mostly I do so only when I urgently need to finish a gaming session and do some business. In normal situation I try to play with small bets to prolong the gaming session as long as possible. In my understanding, the higher the stakes, the higher the risks, and I don't really like to take risks as Lady Luck doesn't visit me as often as I would like.

[_act_]

Sometimes I bet my entire remaining deposit, but mostly I do so only when I urgently need to finish a gaming session and do some business. In normal situation I try to play with small bets to prolong the gaming session as long as possible. In my understanding, the higher the stakes, the higher the risks, and I don't really like to take risks as Lady Luck doesn't visit me as often as I would like.

As for me if I have more money on the gambling site, not that it is that much but able to let me go 1 hours or more if I continue to gamble every 20 to 30 seconds. If it is like this, I am not bother because I use reputable casinos and I will just leave the remaining money on the gambling site till the following day to continue gambling. I have only prefer to have fun on casinos.

[2double0]

I do it mostly when I am down 50%, so I go for a poker game with all in or even in blackjack only, and if I win, it gives me back my initial bankroll. However, I don't feel the intensity you are talking about and that may be because I am now used to it or that I don't mind losing it all (it is an amount I can afford to lose). You can only get thrilled with a significant amount if you are not ready to lose it IMHO.

[Yaunfitda]

1 in 4 chance to recover is not great odds and in dice it's not exactly an easy win. I would rather make many bets and try to recover if playing dice vs 1 big bet. Odds just aren't very good.

Gambling is gambling and if you're just looking for a rush then doing it your way is fine. How much are you betting if I may ask? What's significant to you?

Quite conservative I would say, or you are just a smart gambler, as you know that the recovery is not that great so it's better to take the long route in order to at least bounce back and see how it goes.

But there are gamblers that mostly, defy the logic (no offense to them), and I'm just one of them. Just like in my playing just a couple of minutes ago. In roulette I deposit once and lost everything in just one spin. And then I deposited again, and hit a single number so I covered my loses in my first deposit. But I feel lucky again and bet a single number and it hit again, so I made my initial capital of x5 and then quit right away.

[hyudien]

Are you doing this intense gambling experience by betting significant amount of your bankroll? This is insane but worth it if you are a thrill seeker for entertainment.

I don't know if what I'm doing is the same as you or not, but the overall pattern is the same. So when I start the game for 5 to 10 minutes the game pattern feels monotonous or less exciting with wins but the balance is decreasing, what I do is finish it with all in. Increase your bets to be bigger and dare to take the risk of losing more quickly. It was thought that he would lose with a big bet, but instead the winnings increased more quickly so that the balance that was originally almost used up doubled. As a result, sometimes there is a stigma of dissatisfaction with my ambition to continue going all in by raising the bet bigger than before, causing the moment of winning that was previously doubled to actually bring me back to the initial position (condition of the balance running out). But what is clear is that the sensation is quite satisfying and you can feel how big bets cause increasingly high emotions. What I did after that was to contemplate taking a break for 2 to 3 days and returning to the casino in a more controlled state.

[aioc]

Are you doing this intense gambling experience by betting significant amount of your bankroll? This is insane but worth it if you are a thrill seeker for entertainment.

I sometimes do this when I feel tired of losing and regaining my losses and I'll go for a winner-take-all all bet it's more thrilling and you get a lot of excitement doing this.

If I win the joy is ten times if I lose at least I have a good time and it's worth it, it's important that you deposit money that you can afford to lose, this is a time that playing whether you lose or win brings excitement.