Betting significant amount

[alastantiger]

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 plan my betting amount prior to when the actual activity begins. With this strategy or plan I don't do anything too extreme. On very rare occasions I have tested the level of risk I can carry by next betting between 80% to 95% of my bankroll. After all no risk no reward. And when I win , I buy myself a bottle of beer and if I lose, I chide myself on how stupid my plan was.

I know some newbie may be reading this and thinking to himself I am going to try this out. I would like to mention that this is a very risky strategy and if all you are plan on trying it out, use only money that you can afford to lose for your bankroll.

[Accardo]

The question you have to ask yourself is this.... Are you trying to make up your losses OR are you addicted to the thrill of risking your money to do it? A lot of gamblers are addicted to the "good" feel endorphins that are released in the brain when they risk a lot of money on a big bet....  

This is the first signs of gambling addiction and you have to be aware of that... because you are possibly going in that direction. You should decide if you are going to gamble for fun or if you are going to gamble to make a profit.  

That's what I thought when I read his post. Is he trying to wing it up to a point at which he panics and goes all in thinking that if the gods want him to go bust he's not going to wait, or is he bored by hours of gambling with no thrill and wants to give himself a boost and go all in?

I never do anything like that. If I did, I'd feel like the game threw me off balance and made me panic and go all in when there are no signs that I should do it. If you want to go all in, just do it, don't play for 3 hours trying to win and then break down and bet it all.

Going all in, isn't a bad technique for some card games like Poker. Often times, it works for me and I enjoy going all in, especially when my card ranks at straight flush and some times flush. I don't encourage using such technique recklessly, because when winning is not guaranteed it'll be a waste of funds. Like OP said, it's risky, but if one wins, it covers for the losses and lands the player back in game with profits.  Quite correct, I feel good to play all in, even when I lose out my bet, yet I'm not addicted and not feeling any sign of addiction. Since, there is a possibility of winning, it's not boredom that leads me to do that, also I see it as part of the game, if I win I keep playing if not I leave. I've seen good gamblers, who engage in such practice and indeed it's fun. However, it's not for everyone to go all in, because most players will feel like they made the wrong decision.

[Quidat]

The question you have to ask yourself is this.... Are you trying to make up your losses OR are you addicted to the thrill of risking your money to do it? A lot of gamblers are addicted to the "good" feel endorphins that are released in the brain when they risk a lot of money on a big bet....  

This is the first signs of gambling addiction and you have to be aware of that... because you are possibly going in that direction. You should decide if you are going to gamble for fun or if you are going to gamble to make a profit.  

That's what I thought when I read his post. Is he trying to wing it up to a point at which he panics and goes all in thinking that if the gods want him to go bust he's not going to wait, or is he bored by hours of gambling with no thrill and wants to give himself a boost and go all in?

I never do anything like that. If I did, I'd feel like the game threw me off balance and made me panic and go all in when there are no signs that I should do it. If you want to go all in, just do it, don't play for 3 hours trying to win and then break down and bet it all.

Going all in, isn't a bad technique for some card games like Poker. Often times, it works for me and I enjoy going all in, especially when my card ranks at straight flush and some times flush. I don't encourage using such technique recklessly, because when winning is not guaranteed it'll be a waste of funds. Like OP said, it's risky, but if one wins, it covers for the losses and lands the player back in game with profits.  Quite correct, I feel good to play all in, even when I lose out my bet, yet I'm not addicted and not feeling any sign of addiction. Since, there is a possibility of winning, it's not boredom that leads me to do that, also I see it as part of the game, if I win I keep playing if not I leave. I've seen good gamblers, who engage in such practice and indeed it's fun. However, it's not for everyone to go all in, because most players will feel like they made the wrong decision.

On the time that you do see and being confident about your hands in regarding into those cards then this is where it would starts your heart pump and your mind and heart/emotion would really be starting out to create those kind of thinking that you should really be going all in because you are really that confident that you would gonna win. I could really attest on such scenario because this is something that will really be able to feel out that kind of thrill and excitement at the same time on which this is something that mostly prefer and dont mind about spending up their entire balance for that one shot. We know that there are differences in between card games and casino games which we know that making some all in kind of behave on casino games isnt really that something that you could really be making yourself that confident on doing so, considering the risks involved and the odds/chance of winning then you do already picture out on what would gonna happen.

Betting out accordingly with your budget and never ever make that all in and make out some another deposit just because you had lost that previous one. Dont tend to chase up
losses because this is where people do mostly commit out mistakes and would really be having that kind of problem.

[Fortify]

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.

Certain players begin from the wrong point and perception of gambling: It's meant to be a bit of fun with the huge long shot chance that you might get a great return on the amount you "invested". However the majority of players will walk away with very little and it should ultimately trigger a response that the odds are not in their favor, so it is likely a place to avoid if your intention is taking a shortcut to wealth. If you're playing a session of over an hour on a completely unskilled game like slots, then you are walking down a very dark and dangerous path which will lead to devastation if you stay on it. Casinos are designed to separate you from any money you deposit with them and will use every psychological trick they can to achieve that aim.

[Wiwo]

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.

Regardless of how much you staked,  losing is losing anyways toe both big amount and small amount the pain of losing is the same unless for the recovery from the loses that are not same,  why because,  you can easily recover from a small lose and you can easily have the guilt to continue playing if your amount in loses is not significant enough.

But if you lose a bigger amount,  you will have some hard time to recover from it and in most cases you may not have any funds left to continue playing with.

[Accardo]

Going all in, isn't a bad technique for some card games like Poker. Often times, it works for me and I enjoy going all in, especially when my card ranks at straight flush and some times flush. I don't encourage using such technique recklessly, because when winning is not guaranteed it'll be a waste of funds. Like OP said, it's risky, but if one wins, it covers for the losses and lands the player back in game with profits.  Quite correct, I feel good to play all in, even when I lose out my bet, yet I'm not addicted and not feeling any sign of addiction. Since, there is a possibility of winning, it's not boredom that leads me to do that, also I see it as part of the game, if I win I keep playing if not I leave. I've seen good gamblers, who engage in such practice and indeed it's fun. However, it's not for everyone to go all in, because most players will feel like they made the wrong decision.

On the time that you do see and being confident about your hands in regarding into those cards then this is where it would starts your heart pump and your mind and heart/emotion would really be starting out to create those kind of thinking that you should really be going all in because you are really that confident that you would gonna win. I could really attest on such scenario because this is something that will really be able to feel out that kind of thrill and excitement at the same time on which this is something that mostly prefer and dont mind about spending up their entire balance for that one shot. We know that there are differences in between card games and casino games which we know that making some all in kind of behave on casino games isnt really that something that you could really be making yourself that confident on doing so, considering the risks involved and the odds/chance of winning then you do already picture out on what would gonna happen.

Talking about being confident, it's rare in gambling, regardless of the kind of decision you take. When I go all in while gambling, like any other person, I'm only confident of winning or losing. The positive aspect of it is that, the thrill of winning is higher than losing. I always have this immense feeling of winning, surprisingly I don't get sad when I lose the money. What keeps me rolling with this strategy is that, I've tried it and it worked; a good number of times. Like I said, it's not a reckless move, the best time for it always show up and taking the risk can worth it. Strategies work differently for everyone, according to the method of administration. What a remarkable profit, if you win.

Betting out accordingly with your budget and never ever make that all in and make out some another deposit just because you had lost that previous one. Dont tend to chase up
losses because this is where people do mostly commit out mistakes and would really be having that kind of problem.

That's for gamblers who have not mastered, the art of going all in. Nobody can withstand the high losses of gambling with only a technique. If going all in is all a gambler got, definitely he'll fall into such problems. And that'll not only affect his bankroll, but also drastically diminish the fun. Chasing losses leads to gambling addiction and I don't support such things. Each gambling strategy one has or possess, should be implemented at the right time and moment.

[dothebeats]

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.

Certain players begin from the wrong point and perception of gambling: It's meant to be a bit of fun with the huge long shot chance that you might get a great return on the amount you "invested". However the majority of players will walk away with very little and it should ultimately trigger a response that the odds are not in their favor, so it is likely a place to avoid if your intention is taking a shortcut to wealth. If you're playing a session of over an hour on a completely unskilled game like slots, then you are walking down a very dark and dangerous path which will lead to devastation if you stay on it. Casinos are designed to separate you from any money you deposit with them and will use every psychological trick they can to achieve that aim.

This is true. People begin their gambling journey by thinking of winning it all and having a shortcut to riches. In reality, they are asking for something else totally different from being rich. They're asking for addiction, for losses, for regrets, if they continue gambling with that mindset. There is still a possible redemption for these people, though, if they recognized early that they are in for a wild ride. Gambling is supposed to be fun, and no one should look at it as a way to riches.

[Hispo]

It is something I had considered to do sometime in the future, since I mostly try to make my budget to last as much as possible and have a relatively "small thrill" gambling hour.

Though, I would like to do that if I am celebrating with friends a special occasion or during a travel to an exotic place, etc. It would me more interesting than doing it from the computer, in my opinion.

At least, you are fully aware your high risks moves are supposed to be about thrill and not entirely for the sake of profit.

[adzino]

So it looks like that you are chasing adrenaline rush. Look, at the end of the day, it's your money, your rules. If you can genuinely afford to lose what you're putting on the line and are getting the entertainment value you seek, then that's your call. I mean, some people pay for skydiving or for other crazy stuffs to get their heart pumping, but you're just doing it through gambling. However, I would like to say, just be sure you're not sliding into addiction territory. Chasing the thrill can become something else if you're not careful. Remember to check in with yourself and ensure that this isn't negatively affecting other aspects of your life or relationships. Stay aware, stay in control, and never gamble what you can't afford to lose. You also said that you go all in so you can recover your loss. Don't go chasing after losses too. You might have gotten lucky today, but not tomorrow.

[ethereumhunter]

We should be specific with this, though — having a certain amount as a limit is necessary, as stopping when we lose is not the right way. The thing is, we gamble to win, so why would we stop when we lose, especially when there's still a portion left in our bankroll? Sometimes we have to trust our instincts, take bigger risks, but it's important to stay disciplined and stick with the game plan, being specific at all times.

If the situation allows you to bet using the remaining money and accept further losses, you can place another bet. But I don't want to experience another loss after the previous loss and I would rather just quit than lose all the money. But if the situation doesn't allow it, it's better to know ourselves and not take too big a risk. The risks are greater than we can imagine so it depends on each gambler. Maybe you still dare to bet again using the remaining money we have.

[nara1892]

It is something I had considered to do sometime in the future, since I mostly try to make my budget to last as much as possible and have a relatively "small thrill" gambling hour.

Though, I would like to do that if I am celebrating with friends a special occasion or during a travel to an exotic place, etc. It would me more interesting than doing it from the computer, in my opinion.

At least, you are fully aware your high risks moves are supposed to be about thrill and not entirely for the sake of profit.

Obviously you have to make full considerations before finally making the decision to bet with a large amount, is this the best way to speed up the chances of winning? I say not entirely, even if you for example change the budget to be bigger but still it will not have an effect, and maybe it will only make you enjoy gambling longer because your budget is large and it is like making you have many lives before finally losing. And well like I said it will not affect completely, gambling is only one and nothing more than luck, although you may have good skills but still maybe it affects only a few percent. Choosing a little thrill is better than more defeat, and of course that is the end that is always the starting point of some who experience addiction.

That's right, this activity should only be for fun, not more than that if you don't want it to end badly. Gambling is a very high-risk activity, and I hope all new gamblers understand this. if they really want to find entertainment then they shouldn't also increase their budget, nothing else in my opinion is their wrong assumption to increase the chances of profit.

[Negotiation]

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.

No, the maximum I already bet in a single shot was 9%-10% of my total bankroll. I fear to bet more than that and regret later. It must be really painful to lose a considerable portion of your bankroll because a wrong single bet. It would definitely impact my mood negatively for days until I could assimilate the situation better. Anyway, initial bets shouldn't exceed 0,1%-1% of your total bankroll. To reach an extreme like I did to bet 10% at once was due to facing a long loss streak and trying to recover what was already lost, in vain...

It is true that betting with a small amount in the beginning is a good loss but the amount of risk is low. Once you have your basic budget set you'll want to establish a unit size the general rule is that any single bet should be a small portion of your total bankroll. For a conservative approach unit size can be 1% to 2% of your bankroll, while a more aggressive style can be 3% to 5%. Also when it comes to how much to bet a reasonable rule of thumb is to only risk what a player can afford to lose.

[Odohu]

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.

I guess we are totally different in this. I do not have the heart to go all in with a 25% chance of winning... that is indeed real gambling!. I am a very conservative player, so I risk as low as 2% of my capital per day.

I pay more attention to my gambling habits than the winning because I believe that a bad gambling habit will bring more pain than loses and with a good gambling habit, it becomes easier recovering from draw-down.

All the same, if this works for you and you are having fun in it, then enjoy the flow.

[ChuckBuck]

It is something I had considered to do sometime in the future, since I mostly try to make my budget to last as much as possible and have a relatively "small thrill" gambling hour.

Though, I would like to do that if I am celebrating with friends a special occasion or during a travel to an exotic place, etc. It would me more interesting than doing it from the computer, in my opinion.

At least, you are fully aware your high risks moves are supposed to be about thrill and not entirely for the sake of profit.

Obviously you have to make full considerations before finally making the decision to bet with a large amount, is this the best way to speed up the chances of winning? I say not entirely, even if you for example change the budget to be bigger but still it will not have an effect, and maybe it will only make you enjoy gambling longer because your budget is large and it is like making you have many lives before finally losing. And well like I said it will not affect completely, gambling is only one and nothing more than luck, although you may have good skills but still maybe it affects only a few percent. Choosing a little thrill is better than more defeat, and of course that is the end that is always the starting point of some who experience addiction.

That's right, this activity should only be for fun, not more than that if you don't want it to end badly. Gambling is a very high-risk activity, and I hope all new gamblers understand this. if they really want to find entertainment then they shouldn't also increase their budget, nothing else in my opinion is their wrong assumption to increase the chances of profit.

Many bettors bet more and think that it will magically increase their chances of winning. No matter what, gambling is still a game of luck. Betting bigger may bring short-term excitement, but inevitably leads to bigger losses and regret.

When viewed through the perspective of responsibility, gambling should always be treated as just that: a distraction, a casual journey into the world of risk taken just for the sake of entertainment. It's not a solid wealth strategy. All those new gamblers with dollar signs need a reality check. Budget increases don't increase profit; they increase pain, sorrow.

Gambling should remain a game, as you say. It should never become a lifeline or path to success. Those entering this high-risk field must act properly. There is a lot more to life than the deceptive belief of get rich quick.  

[noormcs5]

Many bettors bet more and think that it will magically increase their chances of winning. No matter what, gambling is still a game of luck. Betting bigger may bring short-term excitement, but inevitably leads to bigger losses and regret.

If you bet with big amount for short term excitement, it can become a life time regret if you lose that money. Better no try such experiments which may bring so big financial losses that may take months and years to recover and in some cases, you may never be able to recover those losses if your overall portfolio is small.

Gambling should remain a game, as you say. It should never become a lifeline or path to success. Those entering this high-risk field must act properly. There is a lot more to life than the deceptive belief of get rich quick.  

No matter you treat gambling as a fun game or a game to make money, always keep money management in mind so that you won't lose big. As long as your whole portfolio is intact, you will get fun plus money from gambling.
Gamblers are required to make a risk management plan and then stick to that plan.

[Salahmu]

I guess we are totally different in this. I do not have the heart to go all in with a 25% chance of winning... that is indeed real gambling!. I am a very conservative player, so I risk as low as 2% of my capital per day.

I pay more attention to my gambling habits than the winning because I believe that a bad gambling habit will bring more pain than loses and with a good gambling habit, it becomes easier recovering from draw-down.

All the same, if this works for you and you are having fun in it, then enjoy the flow.

25% is quite big to use in gambling but it depends on individual strategy because there are people that uses higher percentage for gambling in other to get a big return just as they said the higher the risk the bigger the return but that doesn't mean we should risk all we have to gamble, for me I use to be very cautious when it comes to gambling I always make sure the money I will use for the gambling will not affect me if I loss so i always apply risk management when gambling, I make sure to put 4% of my capital and never go beyond that. So it totally depends on what gambling strategy that favours you, so we should always choose the one that works for us.

[Hirose UK]

It is something I had considered to do sometime in the future, since I mostly try to make my budget to last as much as possible and have a relatively "small thrill" gambling hour.

Though, I would like to do that if I am celebrating with friends a special occasion or during a travel to an exotic place, etc. It would me more interesting than doing it from the computer, in my opinion.

At least, you are fully aware your high risks moves are supposed to be about thrill and not entirely for the sake of profit.

When we have more sources of income it is possible to easily have a large betting limit but when we ourselves have realized that the source of income is not really able to provide opportunities or money left over to meet life needs then trying to hold on as long as possible to save more finances is the right thing to do this is appropriate and necessary to do so that we do not experience regret when we lose an amount of money that we cannot necessarily accept.

Some people want to have a big win and take the risk of betting carelessly even worse they are willing to use their savings or money for living needs just to be able to bet and realize their desire to achieve sensational gambling wins but all of this will only.

My advice is that as much as possible you should always save your finances and have a way to manage them.

[Gyfts]

I don't gamble to make money, I do it just for some mindless fun.

That being said, I'll wager 5-10% of my total bankroll on a single bet, maximum, usually betting 5% of my total most of the time. I never go all in.

I'm generally playing blackjack with basic strategy, that gives me enough in my bankroll to double/split. I'm not too comfortable doubling/splitting with anything more than 20% of my bankroll. The money goes too quick. I could probably find a dice game online that has a lower house edge than blackjack, but I prefer live table games.

[Jemzx00]

I casually do this when gambling on dice games as it seems fun to do so especially when you're about to end your gambling session.

Most of the time, I used martingale method and do some alterations from that method to make it last longer however when I have to do something or needed to end my gambling session, I mostly bet all in on one bet with atleast 3x -5x multiplier which most of the time burn my bankroll. However, the thrill and excitement it provide whenever I won these bets are truly fantastic.

Also, I never felt anything when I lose doing it as I do have a certain budget allocated to make sure I never overspend.

[Hispo]

It is something I had considered to do sometime in the future, since I mostly try to make my budget to last as much as possible and have a relatively "small thrill" gambling hour.

Though, I would like to do that if I am celebrating with friends a special occasion or during a travel to an exotic place, etc. It would me more interesting than doing it from the computer, in my opinion.

At least, you are fully aware your high risks moves are supposed to be about thrill and not entirely for the sake of profit.

Obviously you have to make full considerations before finally making the decision to bet with a large amount, is this the best way to speed up the chances of winning? I say not entirely, even if you for example change the budget to be bigger but still it will not have an effect, and maybe it will only make you enjoy gambling longer because your budget is large and it is like making you have many lives before finally losing. And well like I said it will not affect completely, gambling is only one and nothing more than luck, although you may have good skills but still maybe it affects only a few percent. Choosing a little thrill is better than more defeat, and of course that is the end that is always the starting point of some who experience addiction.

That's right, this activity should only be for fun, not more than that if you don't want it to end badly. Gambling is a very high-risk activity, and I hope all new gamblers understand this. if they really want to find entertainment then they shouldn't also increase their budget, nothing else in my opinion is their wrong assumption to increase the chances of profit.

Actually, gambling an important amount at once has little to do with making full considerations of even reasoning, in my opinion, it is mostly about ending one's session completely with the next move and let luck to decide the destiny of one's money. There is not much logic or reasoning behind it, just more thrill seeking.

On the opposite part of the spectrum, there is the people who believe to have found a way to defeat the system of the casino by gambling in specific patterns and only specific games. Since it is not for the sake of thrill but only money and fruitless strategy, it can only end up wrong for those sorts of gamblers.

Better just to play, have fun and if one ends up having a lucky day, to withdraw some of those earnings, so one can enjoy them.