It's a strategy to lose

[Sandra_hakeem]

Trying to study the repositions in every game isn't just gonna totally increase your chances of winning either... It still relies on how lucky you are... Peeps ain't gonna wager on everything they see on the speculation sheet as you said...but, there's always a way for everything and that's the reasons why we've got different options in the game. It's believed that peeps Will definitely see them predictions differently.

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

[redsun114]

It may seem hard for you but there are people who can handle it all, so why bother? I won't end up with a conclusion and say: " it's a strategy of losing " when the games we are talkin about here mainly depends on the knowledge and skill of the player. What if the player posses both of those qualities? I know in gambling losing is still possible.

It happens because maybe on some games their opponents are much better, but if they can try again on other game, maybe they are now much superior than the other players? And they can now win this time. Same thing goes with the pure luck games. In a way that their results are random. So we may be unlucky on some of them but the results can now change on the other.

[Weawant]

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.

A jack of all trades is a master of none so they say and truly if you master the act in a particular game you gain more experience enough to be able to get yourself to the winning advantage in the game , but spreading your options across every game gives you less opportunity to get a win as you may get confused and mixup things in some cases and this will definitely affect your results.

It's best to master a particular game and be experienced I'm the art of that game, that Way you have created an edge over other contenders which gives you more chances of winning than you would loose but with too many options you don't tend to build that edge around your games enough as the dynamic of each may vary and switching in-between would probably not be good enough to give you the required dedication to achieve desired results.

[Casdinyard]

While there's some truth in your statement and I know that there are some people out there that are doing this to maximize their "luck," I don't think this is the reason the majority rest does this. Everyone of us here who's a responsible gambler bets and plays games on a tight budget, as someone who's playing on a limited bankroll, will you stick to playing just one game, or would you do whatever you can in your power to maximize your enjoyment and bankroll which is to play different games?

I play a lot of games when I gamble and it's not because I want to be able to win at least on one of those games. I just want to have fun and sometimes sticking to one game isn't going to cut it. The idea that a player gambles on many games to earn more profits is a notion that's rooted in the thought that everyone gambles here for profit, which is simply untrue.

[mirakal]

Well, if you gamble and just expect on your luck the whole time, then never anticipate that you will get to improve your chances of winning. No matter how luck based those games are, you still need to gain knowledge and understanding on whatever game you decide to play, and even master your skills so you can deceive your opponent at some point. Gambling is like trading somehow. Mastery will gain advantage over other players, and if you gamble on the games that you have high background on it, you will definitely have an edge on defeating other players.

[Oilacris]

While there's some truth in your statement and I know that there are some people out there that are doing this to maximize their "luck," I don't think this is the reason the majority rest does this. Everyone of us here who's a responsible gambler bets and plays games on a tight budget, as someone who's playing on a limited bankroll, will you stick to playing just one game, or would you do whatever you can in your power to maximize your enjoyment and bankroll which is to play different games?

I play a lot of games when I gamble and it's not because I want to be able to win at least on one of those games. I just want to have fun and sometimes sticking to one game isn't going to cut it. The idea that a player gambles on many games to earn more profits is a notion that's rooted in the thought that everyone gambles here for profit, which is simply untrue.

There's nothing wrong on making yourself having involvement on different bets on different types of gambling games whether you are engaging with luck based or strategic based which we know that its our money that had been used on and its normal that you would really be playing on the games which you are interested in. Of course we are really that trying to maximize our winning and if its really that really getting in line with your interest and the money or bankroll that you could have then you could always opt on dealing with multiple games on which it would really be just depending on you as long it would fit out into your budget. Not all would really be that having the finances or money could deal with multiple games and this is why they would really be just sticking into 1 or 2 games
on which they could really be able to bet on. There's nothing bad on having multiple as long your budget would permit you and we know that there are people who are really that having huge money
which they could make out multiple bets.

[ralle14]

Expanding your luck doesn't make sense because it is not something you can control when it's more of a scenario that will eventually come randomly as you gamble. I understand why you don't recommend gambling all over the place, but it shouldn't have much of an impact when the same thing happens at some point in the future. There's no point in overthinking these luck-based games when even using the best strategy isn't always enough for gamblers to win their bets.

[CarnagexD]

Expanding your luck doesn't make sense because it is not something you can control when it's more of a scenario that will eventually come randomly as you gamble. I understand why you don't recommend gambling all over the place, but it shouldn't have much of an impact when the same thing happens at some point in the future. There's no point in overthinking these luck-based games when even using the best strategy isn't always enough for gamblers to win their bets.

Right, luck is ofcourse is unpredictable in gambling because you cannot control it when it comes, but eventually, it will. Focusing on one game gives you a better shot when that lucky moment arrives but it is okay to enjoy and play many. Overthinking won’t help. Should do responsible gambling instead and understand the risks, set limits, and know when to stop.

[Docnaster]

While there's some truth in your statement and I know that there are some people out there that are doing this to maximize their "luck," I don't think this is the reason the majority rest does this. Everyone of us here who's a responsible gambler bets and plays games on a tight budget, as someone who's playing on a limited bankroll, will you stick to playing just one game, or would you do whatever you can in your power to maximize your enjoyment and bankroll which is to play different games?

I play a lot of games when I gamble and it's not because I want to be able to win at least on one of those games. I just want to have fun and sometimes sticking to one game isn't going to cut it. The idea that a player gambles on many games to earn more profits is a notion that's rooted in the thought that everyone gambles here for profit, which is simply untrue.

For one to be eligible to gamble, you must have the money needed to gamble and that's why it's believed that most gamblers gamble to get money from their gamblings.  So whenever a gambler decides to gamble in multiple ways, it's also believed that he does so to make sure he wins at the end of the day. It's actually not a bad thing for people to think whatever they wish to think of a gambler but what is more important is what you get at the end of the day after gambling in many games.

[benalexis12]

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.

The ones you mentioned, I haven't actually played. I mostly play slot games; sometimes I play Baccarat, but very rarely. I like it because when I play gambling, I don't have to think about what bet I'm going to make. Just bet, and it's the same as in slot games.

Also, passing time is often the only reason I play gambling; I don't do it seriously, unlike others; the aim is even the jackpot or getting rich gambling; you know what you want to aim for; that's just my gambling trip here in the crypto space.

[YOSHIE]

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.

So, what you say, maybe it makes sense to me that betting on some types of games is not a good idea, especially since we don't understand well what is being bet on, for example: as you said in Blackjack games and the like, if you don't really understand the cards all bets can fall apart.

I might have to agree with you, chasing wins is not a good idea to mix all kinds of games, understand the games we understand betting on them, I think it's the best thing if they understand it, whatever gambling site we plan to gamble on, play on the type of game that we really understand and understand.

[piebeyb]

I might have to agree with you, chasing wins is not a good idea to mix all kinds of games, understand the games we understand betting on them, I think it's the best thing if they understand it, whatever gambling site we plan to gamble on, play on the type of game that we really understand and understand.

Yes, everyone knows that chasing victory is not a good way to use as the main goal for gambling, let alone playing lots of games just to get a win or catch up on previous losses. Gambling should be able to enjoy the game because if we can enjoy the game, victory will definitely come by itself if we are lucky. , consider the win as a bonus.

gambling should only be used as entertainment so that when you experience defeat it is not too painful, winning should not be used as the main goal, basically luck will come by itself because I have experienced that if the time comes to win then we will win, depending on how we have to take advantage of that opportunity when win, I usually withdraw the money then come back later to gamble again. we must have a strategy to take advantage of the moment. Just play games that are easy to play and can be enjoyed

[uneng]

To focus only in one gambling game in order to become a "specialist" on it doesn't guarantee considerable advantages on outcomes compared to less experienced gamblers in a particular game. I think it's important to have knowledge and understanding of how gambling games in general work, what you can expect from them on long term, what the house's advantage against you is, strategies to enable your bankroll to last longer. However, it seems a waste of time to put so much effort into a single game which is based on luck attempting to find a trick to increase your winning chances, what is impossible.

[Stable090]

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.

I only gamble on soccer, some people might be able to divide their attention between different sports, and it might work for them. I am not interested in most of those sports except soccer because it’s one of the most popular sport in my country. If I want to focus on other sports, then I won’t be able to give it full attention, and it will be like a waste of money. Gambling is not all about luck, you have to learn to do your analysis as well. If you depend on luck alone, then you are getting it wrong. Some people might be able to combine different sports together, and they will still be able to do their analysis perfectly and win, but some people will get confused if multiple sports are combined together.

[michellee]

To focus only in one gambling game in order to become a "specialist" on it doesn't guarantee considerable advantages on outcomes compared to less experienced gamblers in a particular game. I think it's important to have knowledge and understanding of how gambling games in general work, what you can expect from them on long term, what the house's advantage against you is, strategies to enable your bankroll to last longer. However, it seems a waste of time to put so much effort into a single game which is based on luck attempting to find a trick to increase your winning chances, what is impossible.

It's not guaranteed, but at least he can improve his ability to analyze a bet. And it can work in sports betting when he only focuses on one sport. Someone may be quicker to get the data if he knows where to look for it. And the analysis won't take long because he already has much experience in that sport.

But it might be more difficult if it was a luck-based gambling game because he needed luck to win. As we know, luck-based gambling games may not be as complicated as other gambling games because one only has to determine the value of the bet and start playing.

If someone wants to focus on studying analysis or learning card games, he may have a greater chance of winning. But it depends on a person's intention in learning this ability.

[Yatsan]

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.

I only gamble on soccer, some people might be able to divide their attention between different sports, and it might work for them. I am not interested in most of those sports except soccer because it’s one of the most popular sport in my country. If I want to focus on other sports, then I won’t be able to give it full attention, and it will be like a waste of money. Gambling is not all about luck, you have to learn to do your analysis as well. If you depend on luck alone, then you are getting it wrong. Some people might be able to combine different sports together, and they will still be able to do their analysis perfectly and win, but some people will get confused if multiple sports are combined together.

Luck will always play a keyrole in gambling. But with choices in gambling games, we’re not required to try as much as we can with the number of games we should be betting with. Well, indeed there are instances such strategy works to some gamblers but to majority, it would be much better to engage only with games you know about than to just bet for the sake lf increasing the chance of winning, however you are doing the opposite ‘coz by doing so you are just making random bets without creating any analysis. It is like answering a test you did not study for. I do believe proficiency with a particular game would be best before engaging to another one. To lessen the risk of losing is simply increasing the chance of winning. Analogy is betting 4 times in 1game; all which are winning bets. 10 bets with only 4 of it winning; which would you prefer?

[Doan9269]

Trying to study the repositions in every game isn't just gonna totally increase your chances of winning either... It still relies on how lucky you are... Peeps ain't gonna wager on everything they see on the speculation sheet as you said...but, there's always a way for everything and that's the reasons why we've got different options in the game. It's believed that peeps Will definitely see them predictions differently.

We hqve different ways we see gambling and not to talk about the individual games we play, you're right mate, gambling is most about being lucky, when we place a bet and uses a small amount of money and wins, compared to someone who aleo gambles and uses a big amount to stake his bet, but eventually lost the game, there's no justification for either of the two conditions than how their luck works for them, but when we are gambling, we should focus on the area we are expertise on to increase our chances of winning.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

To focus only in one gambling game in order to become a "specialist" on it doesn't guarantee considerable advantages on outcomes compared to less experienced gamblers in a particular game. I think it's important to have knowledge and understanding of how gambling games in general work, what you can expect from them on long term, what the house's advantage against you is, strategies to enable your bankroll to last longer. However, it seems a waste of time to put so much effort into a single game which is based on luck attempting to find a trick to increase your winning chances, what is impossible.

The OP has no idea of the difference between games where there is a house edge and games where there is not. As you rightly say, in casino games, and I would qualify where there is a house edge, spending time and losing money to supposedly become a 'specialist' is a waste of time, which at best might make you lose less quickly in the long run. In games where there is no house edge, such as sports betting or poker, it may make more sense to invest time and money because you could make a profit in the long run.

[noormcs5]

To focus only in one gambling game in order to become a "specialist" on it doesn't guarantee considerable advantages on outcomes compared to less experienced gamblers in a particular game. I think it's important to have knowledge and understanding of how gambling games in general work, what you can expect from them on long term, what the house's advantage against you is, strategies to enable your bankroll to last longer. However, it seems a waste of time to put so much effort into a single game which is based on luck attempting to find a trick to increase your winning chances, what is impossible.

The OP has no idea of the difference between games where there is a house edge and games where there is not. As you rightly say, in casino games, and I would qualify where there is a house edge, spending time and losing money to supposedly become a 'specialist' is a waste of time, which at best might make you lose less quickly in the long run. In games where there is no house edge, such as sports betting or poker, it may make more sense to invest time and money because you could make a profit in the long run.

I think the OP also do not realize that gambling is a game of luck and no matter how many times you play and how much experience you have, every game is a new game and it does not matter if you have played many of those games before or you're a totally newbie in this industry.

Also the typical casino games always have the house edges and there is no casino which will let you gamble without the house edge.

Sports betting is something different and it comes in the betting category. Here also having experience will not matter much because every game is a new game. However if gambler have experience and knowledge of the sports then he or she might have a bit of edge while batting on that sports and game.

[Accardo]

It may seem hard for you but there are people who can handle it all, so why bother? I won't end up with a conclusion and say: " it's a strategy of losing " when the games we are talkin about here mainly depends on the knowledge and skill of the player. What if the player posses both of those qualities? I know in gambling losing is still possible.

It happens because maybe on some games their opponents are much better, but if they can try again on other game, maybe they are now much superior than the other players? And they can now win this time. Same thing goes with the pure luck games. In a way that their results are random. So we may be unlucky on some of them but the results can now change on the other.

Yes, people possess those qualities; playing, very well, more than four games. But, those who focus mainly on one game can outdo them in that particular game. Because the time allocated in playing different games, if used to maintain a single game, they'll be more progress, In such game. Over the multi talented player. That doesn't mean one wins more than the other. They could be rounding up at a specific amount of profits. The more experienced player still got to lose. Despite supervising the game for multiple years. Similarly, the multi-talented player is expected to win too in all different games, a fraction that could amount to enough money. Those who are not experienced could be missing out on the profits playing multiple games brings. We all are expected to lose, regardless of the method we apply. Hence losing is not a method, because we don't plan to lose, when engaging into different games. I only expect the one game focused player to advance quickly in the game than any multi game player. And the disadvantage of playing a single game is that the multi game player gets a diverse fun. They can communicate or participate with slot, and poker players. I enjoy playing different games, and also maintain my loses. It's all based on luck, the kind of card rank a player has, will determine the strategy he'll use in the game. It doesn't mean anybody cannot play, just that they chose to focus on a single game. As one day could be their lucky day as well. Not every player can endure the boredom of playing a single set of games for long time. They'll like to switch and learn new things. At least the few knowledge on the game can place him within a group of poker game players.