What's your nice hit to leave the casino.

[mirakal]

Just in case, what amount will be looking like a nice hit for you to leave a casino just immediately for maybe your first, second or third hit on the machine as you have just walked in?

I make use of online casinos which can be more addicting which is one of the things that I put in mind. If it is $1 that I used at first and won like $3, I stopped for that day. I can do that with $2 next. Then with $3 next. Then with $4 to $10 which would be my last game. That is if I do not want to lose. But if it is for fun, I use low amount of money to continue playing regardless if I gain or lose.

Sounds similar to the martingale strategy, right? It's quite a popular one. Personally, I've used it, but with strict limits on my bets. I can't go all-in with that strategy because it can quickly wipe out my bankroll. I'm guessing the figure you mentioned isn't the actual amount you're betting, as $1 per bet seems pretty small to me. No offense, but I value my time in gambling, and if I want to win big, I know I have to risk a bit more.

[Bitinity]

Just in case, what amount will be looking like a nice hit for you to leave a casino just immediately for maybe your first, second or third hit on the machine as you have just walked in?

For me it depends on how much is my target based on my starting bankroll. For example, I start with $100 and I have a target to win like 3-5x profit of my bankroll. So I will go away once I manage to turn my $100 to $300 or more. In case I win it immediately due to a great luck, lets say in my first few bets, I have no reason to stay longer so keeping on my plan and target is the best thing to do.

[TheUltraElite]

For gamblers, there is no "nice hit" because any win needs to be doubled, tripled and quadrupled, etc. They never get satisfied with the win they have and forget the manage their bankroll such that they realize their win in order to stop.

If I win a big amount I would leave and cash out, but that I if I gambled in the first place. Gambling should not be thought be a method to make money for the player but only for the casino. It is an entertainment for the players and if they manage to land in the green zone, they should exit with whatever they have.

[dothebeats]

I don't understand what you mean by 'hit', but if it means a win, then I don't have a definite amount in mind. I just play until the balance runs out, or I am tired and want to do something else. For wins, if it's close to half of my initial bankroll, I might think of stopping for a few hours and just get back to it later - but that rarely happens.

Nowadays, I just bet on sports and try to win as much as possible. I don't stop even if I win so long as there's still some games to bet on.

[hyudien]

As a gambler, from when I leave the house down to the casino prior to getting there I normally project specific amount that should I probably hit am turning around to leave for home immediately. And am quite sure am ain't the only one who have for one  had this plan thought wrapped in his head, some persons might have too.

The gambling you do is a gambler with a specific target, not everyone can have principles like this. Personally, it still seems difficult to target a certain win before the game starts. Because when I would start gambling without any plans to withdraw early, let the game flow until I felt tired and satisfied both losing and winning. Honestly, this method seems risky because it doesn't have a target to get out of at all.

[danherbias07]

That means you have an exit plan and that's a good thing as a gambler.
But, you will have to follow that plan in a way that you will not endanger your winning profits by trying to get more. That is greed.
My exit plan is x2000 because I only bet little amounts so that's my jackpot number and then I withdraw. I think I have done that three times already hitting x1500 in Tome of Life and another x500 in Scarab Spin. After that, I got out and enjoyed all the profits.
Some may say it's impossible, but it's not. I shared all those winning bets in the chatbox and I was so happy that I didn't even think twice to withdraw. It's not that I need that money but I do want to enjoy it first because it will be in jeopardy if all of it just stays in the gambling site's wallet, I'll just gamble it more with my greed.
If we can do that, then I can say we are responsible gamblers. We take profits if there's a chance because that's the only way we could say that we won against the house.

[alastantiger]

As a gambler, from when I leave the house down to the casino prior to getting there I normally project specific amount that should I probably hit am turning around to leave for home immediately. And am quite sure am ain't the only one who have for one  had this plan thought wrapped in his head, some persons might have too.

You are not the only one to thinking like this. Humans are naturally goal/purpose driven. It is inbuilt. Sometimes you do not even need to think about it, it is already there. This is what motivates us. It happens not just with physical casinos but in online casinos too.

 

Just in case, what amount will be looking like a nice hit for you to leave a casino just immediately for maybe your first, second or third hit on the machine as you have just walked in?

This is where the temptations and self-discipline lies. When you eventually with a stroke of luck hit that amount. Your head will tell you that there's more money to win. As soon as this thought enters your mind. That's your cue to leave and leave immediately.

[coin-investor]

Just in case, what amount will be looking like a nice hit for you to leave a casino just immediately for maybe your first, second or third hit on the machine as you have just walked in?

If I really need money and my mindset is to make money I will try to leave after I made 5 times my bankroll, but if my mindset is to enjoy the game I think 10 times my bankroll is just enough to make me leave, honestly its hard to do this imagine hitting leaving the casino after your first or second hit, offline casinos is a great place to enjoy because of the ambiance.
The offline casino management makes sure that you will want to stay by providing you with almost everything, like free food drinks, and entertainment, the games are addictive but the ambiance is more addictive when it comes to offline casinos, where you dress up to enjoy the game and the place and its hard to leave a few minutes after you hit your target but its hard to stay on without betting.

[YOSHIE]

Just in case, what amount will be looking like a nice hit for you to leave a casino just immediately for maybe your first, second or third hit on the machine as you have just walked in?

If I don't understand it wrong, the strokes produced are different, I mean different types of games have different strokes, for example: COINFLIP, CRASH, PLINKO, SLOT and so on as well as types of poker or Blackjack games, so different types of games have different results, so which game do you want to hit.

For me there are three hits that can make me able to leave the casino, for example: the 10.50x achievement, whether it is in the first or third round, another play on PLINKO and COINFLIP, for non-entry slots, PLINKO has at least a 10X hit in big bets, for COINFLIP it's different, the highest hit is 18X, however for 18X it's difficult to achieve, usually 5X is good with big bets.

Indeed, everyone has a certain goal for each gambler who wants to achieve a certain hit, the name of the game is certainly not as easy as we imagine. This hit is produced over time.

[Eternad]

I don't understand what you mean by 'hit', but if it means a win, then I don't have a definite amount in mind. I just play until the balance runs out, or I am tired and want to do something else. For wins, if it's close to half of my initial bankroll, I might think of stopping for a few hours and just get back to it later - but that rarely happens.

Nowadays, I just bet on sports and try to win as much as possible. I don't stop even if I win so long as there's still some games to bet on.

I think he is trying to describe the number of winning bet before he leave probably on slot machine since there’s some instances that you win huge multiplier even on just 5 spin or fewer. This is a typical dilemma of gambler that doesn’t have real goal when gambling aside from having a profit in general without any specific details.

Playing until your balance runs out is not that a good habits because you are just giving away your money to the casino. You should have stop loss to control your losses whenever you have a bad game so that you can still play later to have a chance of recovery using the remaining balance.

[Gozie51]

Come on, guys, be honest. Haven't we all felt that itch of greed in gambling? Did you like how it turned out? I'm pretty sure the answer is no...

Sure. Many gamblers have hit there target for a daily bet or amount they are aiming for but at the same time they have lost it because they refuse to grow and that is the result of greed.  Greed is what every human being is tempted with and some escape falling from it while many have also fallen on it. If we can control our emotion then it is as if the greed doesn't exist because when it comes we can resist it. It takes a lot of effort to control greed anyway.

[Jawhead999]

For me it's really depend on my mood, so if I feel enough, it's enough. If I often hit big amount of multipliers, tomorrow I will increase my standard and looking to hit more than previous. But If I keep losing and not hit any nice multipliers, I will downgrade my expectation.

As long as you not join any such multipliers contest, you don't have to set a specific multipliers.

[_act_]

Many gamblers have hit there target for a daily bet or amount they are aiming for but at the same time they have lost it because they refuse to grow and that is the result of greed.  Greed is what every human being is tempted with and some escape falling from it while many have also fallen on it. If we can control our emotion then it is as if the greed doesn't exist because when it comes we can resist it. It takes a lot of effort to control greed anyway.

Anyone that is addicted to gambling will be greedy. If such people win, they will want to win more until they start to lose which would be what will happen at last. If they lose they will continue to play and lose more. I will say it takes a lot of effort to control greed if someone has not learned lessons, but after having bad experience of losses after greedy gambling, nobody will teach him what to do next time to avoid losses after something like that has affected him negatively many times.

[michellee]

I do not have a specific amount I should get from gambling. I know some gamblers had this plan before they started gambling. They should have the skill to reach that amount before returning to their house.

As I only played in online casino, which is hard to win, I never thought about reaching a target or specific amount. I could not reach the target (if I had a specific amount I needed to reach) from gambling so I only played like other gamblers without thinking about the target. I can only be grateful if somehow, I can win some money, without thinking how much money I can get.

And when that happens, I will leave the casino and withdraw the money if it reaches the minimum withdrawal.

[yahoo62278]

As a gambler, from when I leave the house down to the casino prior to getting there I normally project specific amount that should I probably hit am turning around to leave for home immediately. And am quite sure am ain't the only one who have for one  had this plan thought wrapped in his head, some persons might have too.

Just in case, what amount will be looking like a nice hit for you to leave a casino just immediately for maybe your first, second or third hit on the machine as you have just walked in?

I don't set any sort of win/loss limit if i'm going to a live casino. I'm going out to have fun most of the time. Usually if I am about even after a couple hours out of the house, I will call it a night and go home happy. It's all about the entertainment for me, not the money to be made as it's tough to beat the casino.

[Blitzboy]

You see, you have a psychological approach to gambling that is really engrained. Many seasoned gamblers employ this strategy to keep some sort of control in an atmosphere where, let's be honest, control is frequently an illusion. Setting a target amount before you even enter the casino. Absolutely, many people think in this way. Now, to address your issue, the amount that might prompt someone to leave could be extremely arbitrary and closely related to one's level of financial comfort and tolerance for risk.

Some people can decide to leave after making a small profit. Others could see it as a significant windfall. It actually relies on the financial objectives and boundaries of each person. What one person may view as a jackpot may only be a drop in the ocean to another. However, the amount itself isn't the true problem, is it? No matter how alluring the setting of the casino becomes, it's all about discipline and devotion to sticking to that exit strategy.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

As a gambler, from when I leave the house down to the casino prior to getting there I normally project specific amount that should I probably hit am turning around to leave for home immediately. And am quite sure am ain't the only one who have for one  had this plan thought wrapped in his head, some persons might have too.

Just in case, what amount will be looking like a nice hit for you to leave a casino just immediately for maybe your first, second or third hit on the machine as you have just walked in?

        -  It depends on the gambler how much money you want to get before you quit gambling. You know that gamblers who experience winning often have the feeling that they will win a large sum of money on the day they win.

But they didn't notice that he had become greedy; instead of stopping, he didn't do it, so in the end, the winning amount was ignored because of the greed that existed. In which is not supposed to be happen.

[BitcoinTurk]

Just in case, what amount will be looking like a nice hit for you to leave a casino just immediately for maybe your first, second or third hit on the machine as you have just walked in?

As someone who gambles for fun, I have never thought "If I win this much, I can stop" before gambling. In particular, I'm a gambler who focuses on consuming my entire budget for gambling in general and I don't set a level to stop myself in case of a possible win. Since I never plan when I will stop after making a good winnings in gambling I think that this situation will generally vary depending on my psychology at that moment and my satisfaction level after gambling. Of course, since my budget for gambling in general isn't over the two-digit amount if I get a win in the late three-digit numbers or in the four-digit numbers I will finalize my decision to quit the machine but in such a case, I will withdraw a balance in the range of 80-90% in cash depending on that win and I think I will satisfy my desire to gamble by continuing to gamble with the remaining balance.

In short, although I never have a specific winning target before gambling, I think that in case of a possible high win I will convert a large amount of my balance into cash and continue gambling with the remaining amount. So, especially in the case of a possible high profit due to the fact that I am gambling for fun I don't think that I will definitely stop gambling and leave the table/machine if I haven't satisfied my gambling desire yet.

[Awaklara]

Just in case, what amount will be looking like a nice hit for you to leave a casino just immediately for maybe your first, second or third hit on the machine as you have just walked in?

I'm not sure that players have a specific target for how much winning is worth quitting the game immediately. when you get several wins, one, two, or three wins in a row is very good luck. deciding an immediate exit would be good and staying at the table would probably change the situation.
Whatever the value, what is in your pocket is enough to satisfy you. then immediately exit the game and enjoy your victory.

[alegotardo]

As a gambler, from when I leave the house down to the casino prior to getting there I normally project specific amount that should I probably hit am turning around to leave for home immediately. And am quite sure am ain't the only one who have for one  had this plan thought wrapped in his head, some persons might have too.

Just in case, what amount will be looking like a nice hit for you to leave a casino just immediately for maybe your first, second or third hit on the machine as you have just walked in?

Unfortunately in my country physical casinos are prohibited, so I can't give an answer about my habits.
However, I believe that people should go to a casino with limits on amounts and time to spend, with the same discipline that they should have in an online casino.

If I went to a casino and won a lot of money in the first 10 minutes, I would certainly still continue playing, as my intention of crossing the border (going to another country) to play would certainly be for fun and not just to make money.
Obviously I would try not to spend all the money I earned from other bets, but I confess that would be complicated