It's a strategy to lose

[Outhue]

Gambling is based on luck for real but that doesn't mean you should be dividing your attention into poker, soccer, horse racing, or roulette all at once, you need to choose a side and learn everything you can about the game. This is the mistake that many gamblers are making, they believe since it's all about luck they should expand the possibility to get lucky and it always end up badly for them.

It's no doubt that Poker for example is all about been cunning, logical and deception to gain power over your opponent, it's called upper advantage, this is way different from games like Blackjack, roulette or Slots.

So imagine doing all these together, most gambling games needs your understanding of the odds and taking them into account, especially when wagering, so how can a gambler get involved in all games at once just to increase their chances of getting lucky? Stop this as it's not a strategy to win, it's a strategy to lose.

[Oshosondy]

Gambling is based on luck for real but that doesn't mean you should be dividing your attention into poker, soccer, horse racing, or roulette all at once, you need to choose a side and learn everything you can about the game. This is the mistake that many gamblers are making, they believe since it's all about luck they should expand the possibility to get lucky and it always end up badly for them.

The only game I do not know how to play among the ones that you mentioned is poker and it is the only one that I can not go for. I can go for the rest and other games. There is nothing hard about those games and everything are luck. But I prefer casino games than sport that have low odd to casino games.

[MainIbem]

I am not a fan of most of the games you mentioned here and I even find it very difficulty to cope with those games except sport betting, at least I have been giving my attention to that area and I can easily know how it works and the little tricks behind them, although not that I frequently win but I can bear it in mind that my winning are luck based one. So what you said is actually right most people don't know where to channel their skills or attention rather being diversifying in most of the games to see whether they could hit winning one day as they said gambling is a game of luck.

[Maus0728]

Perhaps some people haven't matured enough to realize this, and they might still be in the phase of exploration, searching for their niche and the gambling game they enjoy the most. I believe that once they discover a game that piques their interest and offers rewards, that's when they'll dedicate their time to mastering the finer aspects of games like blackjack, poker, or sports betting.

Just as with acquiring any other skill, one needs to explore, find what sparks their interest, and then work on becoming proficient at it.

[Odohu]

Gambling is based on luck for real but that doesn't mean you should be dividing your attention into poker, soccer, horse racing, or roulette all at once, you need to choose a side and learn everything you can about the game. This is the mistake that many gamblers are making, they believe since it's all about luck they should expand the possibility to get lucky and it always end up badly for them.

I don't know how you came to the conclusion that gambling is all about luck. I don't seem to agree with this because luck cannot take the place of risk management, skill and others. Luck is just a factor but not all there is to gambling. If you a strategy, you can actually make good winnings and you don't necessarily have to rely on luck to win. There is no logic that can explain that the multimillion dollar gambling industry is entirely governed by luck.

[BenCodie]

Playing poker and intentionally losing is one thing. Playing any other game and intentionally losing does not really get you anywhere. Yes you can say that you are playing and you are putting the odds in your favor by losing intentionally...but that is just a fallacy. In rare circumstances will this actually help you, it's nothing but belief. Even in poker, faking your skill level by losing will only get you so far and the facade can only be kept up for so long before smarter players realize what you are doing.

[piebeyb]

Every gambler has their own views so I still respect your perspective on poker. I like the game of poker, especially having great opponents. Playing at one table is very fun. Talking about winning and losing strategies depends on the person's goal of gambling, whether it's for money. or just looking for entertainment and having fun.

I personally always enjoy any game but sometimes more in sports betting although sometimes I play some casino games and poker but it's all to fill my free time waiting for the sporting event in question, so I think we all have different views on that, I gambling doesn't think about making a strategy to win, gambling is just for entertainment, winning is a bonus for me 

[_act_]

I don't know how you came to the conclusion that gambling is all about luck. I don't seem to agree with this because luck cannot take the place of risk management, skill and others. Luck is just a factor but not all there is to gambling. If you a strategy, you can actually make good winnings and you don't necessarily have to rely on luck to win. There is no logic that can explain that the multimillion dollar gambling industry is entirely governed by luck.

The multimillion dollar gambling industry are growing all because they make money from people than people make money from them. Games played are in a way the gambling industries are favoured than gamblers. There are some strategies that can be used to gamble, but that does not mean gambling is not still about luck. Because you have risk management, that does not mean the little amount of money used to gamble is not luck if you win.

[swogerino]

Gambling is based on luck for real but that doesn't mean you should be dividing your attention into poker, soccer, horse racing, or roulette all at once, you need to choose a side and learn everything you can about the game. This is the mistake that many gamblers are making, they believe since it's all about luck they should expand the possibility to get lucky and it always end up badly for them.

It's no doubt that Poker for example is all about been cunning, logical and deception to gain power over your opponent, it's called upper advantage, this is way different from games like Blackjack, roulette or Slots.

So imagine doing all these together, most gambling games needs your understanding of the odds and taking them into account, especially when wagering, so how can a gambler get involved in all games at once just to increase their chances of getting lucky? Stop this as it's not a strategy to win, it's a strategy to lose.

Most people know that and there are quite a few winners in poker that when they want to take a break they get into slot machines for example and they learn the hard way that is much different than playing poker as most of the times you lose money in these type of games.There are also people who are great at sport betting but that are also greedy as greediness is in our human nature and they get to play other luck games like roulette or dice when they want to "take a break" from sport betting.If you are involved in gambling no matter which strategy you use in the end you will be on the losing side.

[danherbias07]

Well, if it's casino-based games like Keno, Plinko, Dice, and Limbo, there's no such thing as strategy there. But, when it comes to poker we must think twice about it. There are a lot of professionals in this gambling game and they are not fooling around, they are good at what they do and they study it very well to analyze every possible situation they will bump into.
It requires strategy, knowing the game, reading your opponent, and loads of experience to be a pro in that game. And yes I believe jumping from one game to another without knowledge about it is suicide, we are just giving away our money without even thinking ahead.
Sports betting has the same concept, without knowledge about the game we are like blind men betting for a team or a player that we know nothing about.

[KTChampions]

Gambling is based on luck for real but that doesn't mean you should be dividing your attention into poker, soccer, horse racing, or roulette all at once, you need to choose a side and learn everything you can about the game. This is the mistake that many gamblers are making, they believe since it's all about luck they should expand the possibility to get lucky and it always end up badly for them.

It's no doubt that Poker for example is all about been cunning, logical and deception to gain power over your opponent, it's called upper advantage, this is way different from games like Blackjack, roulette or Slots.

So imagine doing all these together, most gambling games needs your understanding of the odds and taking them into account, especially when wagering, so how can a gambler get involved in all games at once just to increase their chances of getting lucky? Stop this as it's not a strategy to win, it's a strategy to lose.

If a gambler has enough free time and money, then why shouldn’t he play everything? It seems to me that the mathematical chances will be the same even if he plays dice for 10 hours or different gambling games every hour (it is clear that the casino advantage is slightly different everywhere, but the general meaning does not change) for 10 hours.
The most important thing is to have fun, there is no winning strategy (even in poker).

[Wapfika]

So imagine doing all these together, most gambling games needs your understanding of the odds and taking them into account, especially when wagering, so how can a gambler get involved in all games at once just to increase their chances of getting lucky? Stop this as it's not a strategy to win, it's a strategy to lose.

All the gambling games except poker and sports betting are just based on luck. I believe playing different games will not gonna affect win/lose percentage of a person since the result of each bet on different games is independent to each other.

I think the only repercussions on playing multiple games is that the players mind might not be properly manage bankroll since he has different games to think but if the player can play one at time these games then I don’t see any difference playing one game alone or differently games but one at a time since all of them is just based on luck.

[Ziskinberg]

If you're looking to derive pleasure from gambling, you can rely on luck. However, if your goal is to earn money, then you should treat it as a job. There are numerous games to choose from, but for serious gamblers, it's essential to narrow their focus to a select few that fall into the category of skill-based games. Poker, for instance, is an excellent choice in this regard. When you're committed to making money through gambling, the pressure can be high, but the potential for success is real. In contrast to gambling purely for enjoyment, where winning is a bonus, here you're aiming to achieve specific financial goals.

[348Judah]

Gambling is based on luck for real but that doesn't mean you should be dividing your attention into poker, soccer, horse racing, or roulette all at once, you need to choose a side and learn everything you can about the game. This is the mistake that many gamblers are making, they believe since it's all about luck they should expand the possibility to get lucky and it always end up badly for them.

It is true that we cannot be good at every games but we can increases the chances of how we know about them if we are the regular type of gambler, we have to understand that gambling is for having fun, not for making money, if we are well aware of these, we could see it of more fun having varieties of games to try and play while gambling just to make fun wether we are winning or loosing, if we are to maintain a single game type as well, that is not a guarantee that we are going to always have winning experience without loosing as well.

[Cookdata]

Gambling is based on luck for real but that doesn't mean you should be dividing your attention into poker, soccer, horse racing, or roulette all at once, you need to choose a side and learn everything you can about the game. This is the mistake that many gamblers are making, they believe since it's all about luck they should expand the possibility to get lucky and it always end up badly for them.

It's no doubt that Poker for example is all about been cunning, logical and deception to gain power over your opponent, it's called upper advantage, this is way different from games like Blackjack, roulette or Slots.

So imagine doing all these together, most gambling games needs your understanding of the odds and taking them into account, especially when wagering, so how can a gambler get involved in all games at once just to increase their chances of getting lucky? Stop this as it's not a strategy to win, it's a strategy to lose.

You know there is a saying that goes "Jack of all trades, master of none." This phrase summarizes everything about your post. You can't be a gambler you will want to master everything and expect to win something reasonable, most likely you will not win anything because you will only be chasing after a win while a loss will be chasing you back to back, there is no reason to master all gambling games except if you are doing that to increase casinos revenue daily, weekly and monthly.

All my life has always been Basketball and football, the reason is that bookies have the right information I need to use to predict out of next matches, but I'm always mindful of the sportsbooks I use because of the lower line, that's very important one as bookies use that to spread their target for players to lose their stakes. So, anytime I played, If the week is full of weak matches, I do only Football and when there is too much loss, I picked the few ones from Football and add reasonable Basket balls to increase the odd a little bit but I do my assignment before the inclusion of Basket ball matches.

[Odohu]

I don't know how you came to the conclusion that gambling is all about luck. I don't seem to agree with this because luck cannot take the place of risk management, skill and others. Luck is just a factor but not all there is to gambling. If you a strategy, you can actually make good winnings and you don't necessarily have to rely on luck to win. There is no logic that can explain that the multimillion dollar gambling industry is entirely governed by luck.

The multimillion dollar gambling industry are growing all because they make money from people than people make money from them.

This is another statement that seem plausible but not entirely balanced. If gambling industry make so much money while their clients continue to loose so much, then there will be a void, an imbalance that will shrink the system.

What I consider as a factor that is fueling the growth of the industry is that while the companies are making money, many people are also winning as winning gamble now is easier than it was before... all thanks to increased options. Before now, there was no option to be on 10 minutes, 5 minutes and even 15 minutes option. There was no bet on the player to score, corner, handicap and many others. So, introduction of more options now male it easier for people to win more and that is how the business is sustained.

Without more winners, there will be no new and increasing customers.  

[mu_enrico]

There's no strategy to win, the so-called "strategy" is only useful for allocating bets / minimizing risk so that your balance can last longer. For partially skill games, however, sure you can learn to get better to increase your winning chance. But your skill can only affect those odds to a certain degree since luck is also involved, so it might not be worth it to become a poker/sportsbets expert compared to other jobs since it requires a lot of work.

So since gambling is only a form of entertainment, don't bother diving too deep into the making money realm. Just play whatever games you love with basic knowledge about the mechanics and bet allocation, except you love crunching numbers and stats, counting cards, etc.

[coin-investor]

Gambling is based on luck for real but that doesn't mean you should be dividing your attention into poker, soccer, horse racing, or roulette all at once, you need to choose a side and learn everything you can about the game. This is the mistake that many gamblers are making, they believe since it's all about luck they should expand the possibility to get lucky and it always end up badly for them.

So imagine doing all these together, most gambling games needs your understanding of the odds and taking them into account, especially when wagering, so how can a gambler get involved in all games at once just to increase their chances of getting lucky? Stop this as it's not a strategy to win, it's a strategy to lose.

I only did it a couple of times and its not good multi tasking when it comes to gambling, its not profitable and its not even exciting if you're playing poker then play poker if dice then dice enjoy the moment in every game, gamblers who do this are trying to make money from the games he is playing, and this is not good when you're doing something you should have your undivided attention to enjoy the experience and come out with a better choice.

Multi tasking will not work on gambling in fact when playing you should take it as easy as possible to enjoy every moment you're playing, casinos whether online or offline are entertainment platform and you will not enjoy the game if you have an divided attention, it should be undivided.

[maydna]

If a person wants to become a gambling expert, say at poker, he must learn more about the game of poker. During the learning process, he must also practice what he has learned to know which parts must be improved or developed. But some people can learn many things at once and can do it. But to win a gambling game may require other things, including luck.

And maybe it's better to learn one type of gambling game until you really master it than to learn many gambling games. Perhaps that will confuse you about what to learn first, and if that happens, you won't focus on the game but will want to win as many games as possible.

[Jawhead999]

Why in the hell someone will play poker if he doesn't know how to play in the first place? it's not a problem for newbie only play for few matches in order to know what's poker etc, but I don't think someone will keep playing poker when he doesn't know anything about poker.

Most people will play in a game that they understand and good into it, playing in a game that you understand will make you feel fun because there's a hype or something like that.