How many times all-in save your bankroll?

[Casdinyard]

I knew that most of us here experienced doing an all-in bet whenever when we are already down significantly amount of our bankroll and already get tired to slowly earn back your losses.

I’ve done this several times and I manage to save my bankroll to profit/breakeven greater than suffering a total loss. I usually use the craps or mines to do the all-in bet to have a potential profit greater than x2 while I have more lifeline for my bet rather than a straight bet with x2 multiplier.

What game is your favorite to do this and what’s your record so far if you can still track it?

Never happened to me, and never will I depend upon such trivial and inconsequential thing to save my bankroll from utter loss when I could just take the more guaranteed route and play smartly. Not virtue signaling here nor telling you guys what to do, but making ludicrous bets only to end up wishing for that haymaker of a win to get you up from the losses you incurred is nothing short of what gambling addicts do on the daily. They get the money, they make bets, and when their shit is already down to the last bet they sometimes go all in and hope for the best, which by the way, never happens reliably. So if you're into gambling and you really want to make sure you don't lose your shit when you gamble either mentally and financially, you better make the smart decisions from now on and start going for a more sustainable way of securing your bankroll, rather than hope and pray to RNGsus for an all-in win.

It's not gonna happen, and the casino you're playing with will just take that last bet of yours with nothing but a "thank you for playing" to give you. Be more sensible and start gambling responsibly instead of pushing for high-stakes games when you can't win shit.

[Lida93]

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This does not sound very honest What about beloved greed factor? When all-in wins, people often go all-in in next bet also, because they feel they are now exceptionally lucky, and they can recover spend time on previous unsuccessful gambling period with a huge bet.

It is hard to believe anyone ever managed to save bankroll by all-in. Suppose gambler had 100 bucks, gambler with 1-2-5 bets and went down to having few tens bucks left. If he bets all-in, the odds must be around 3-5 or even more (depends on his play). Or have a series of all-in wins.

I think it depends on what will be the bankroll status after the all-in bet. Usually people really slow down if they are already in huge loss while all-in bet makes them breakeven due to the intensity of that last bet. Only few people will follow up another greedy bet after the feeling of assurance for being on breakeven after a messy losing situation.

Not all gamblers will have a rethink to slow down after getting a messy result from a greedy bet, instead of making a calculative slow bet they would prefer to double up or go all in believing that if they lose then they lose it all but by chance that they win they win it all huge.

Not minding the great feeling of excitement that will be in the process that I made a fortune from going all-in I still don't accept it as a good  profitable gambling strategy because chances are that you might go all-in-one at a go as many times and get no single win whereas you would have lost a large sum of money by then, and this could be money the gambler can't afford to lose, the implication is that in a worse case scenario the gambler embarks on loss chasing.

[fikrett]

I knew that most of us here experienced doing an all-in bet whenever when we are already down significantly amount of our bankroll and already get tired to slowly earn back your losses.

I’ve done this several times and I manage to save my bankroll to profit/breakeven greater than suffering a total loss. I usually use the craps or mines to do the all-in bet to have a potential profit greater than x2 while I have more lifeline for my bet rather than a straight bet with x2 multiplier.

What game is your favorite to do this and what’s your record so far if you can still track it?

It has certainly saved me several times.
I'm the type of player who doesn't like to suffer from several small defeats when the remaining balance is insignificant. I prefer to bet everything I have at once and resign myself to a possible defeat and then go do something else, but then the sites are very mean to me... they make me win just to cheer me up again and then slowly suck me away my profits... another all-in and again a win... I've done this three times in a row and in the end I lost everything again

This type of all-in is the best there is, as it gives us a second chance when we are already resigned to defeat. Several times I've thought that the site manipulated the results just to make me win and make me play some more

Going all in when down has worked out for me too. My approach is similar, Id rather risk it all at once than lose bit by bit. But it's funny, sometimes it feels like the game knows, giving me wins just when I'm about to quit, only to lose it all again later. It's like getting a second chance when you're ready to give up. Sometimes, I even wonder if the games are teasing me, letting me win to keep me playing.
It's a rollercoaster, but those all-in moments can really be thrilling!

[Mahanton]

I knew that most of us here experienced doing an all-in bet whenever when we are already down significantly amount of our bankroll and already get tired to slowly earn back your losses.

I’ve done this several times and I manage to save my bankroll to profit/breakeven greater than suffering a total loss. I usually use the craps or mines to do the all-in bet to have a potential profit greater than x2 while I have more lifeline for my bet rather than a straight bet with x2 multiplier.

What game is your favorite to do this and what’s your record so far if you can still track it?

It has certainly saved me several times.
I'm the type of player who doesn't like to suffer from several small defeats when the remaining balance is insignificant. I prefer to bet everything I have at once and resign myself to a possible defeat and then go do something else, but then the sites are very mean to me... they make me win just to cheer me up again and then slowly suck me away my profits... another all-in and again a win... I've done this three times in a row and in the end I lost everything again

This type of all-in is the best there is, as it gives us a second chance when we are already resigned to defeat. Several times I've thought that the site manipulated the results just to make me win and make me play some more

Going all in when down has worked out for me too. My approach is similar, Id rather risk it all at once than lose bit by bit. But it's funny, sometimes it feels like the game knows, giving me wins just when I'm about to quit, only to lose it all again later. It's like getting a second chance when you're ready to give up. Sometimes, I even wonder if the games are teasing me, letting me win to keep me playing.
It's a rollercoaster, but those all-in moments can really be thrilling!

I have done this thing for sometime too on the time that this is already my last bet or something that last drop of my bankroll on which i would really be definitely be having that kind of mindset or thinking that
this might be able to have that kind of breaking even or trying to recover my loses at least and could be able to prolong the game further on which it might not really be that big enough to cover up that possible
recovery at least it would really be able to stretched up somehow when it comes into your capital and could be able to enjoy up even more.

All-in kind of betting or playing isnt something that recommended because once you do bust then it would be completely over but on the time that you are really just that depending or basing
up into the amount that you are really that been trying out to make it extend then its your choice. The important thing on here is that you dont really be able to find yourself
making out additional deposit on the time that you are really that losing it all.

[South Park]

Going all in when down has worked out for me too. My approach is similar, Id rather risk it all at once than lose bit by bit. But it's funny, sometimes it feels like the game knows, giving me wins just when I'm about to quit, only to lose it all again later. It's like getting a second chance when you're ready to give up. Sometimes, I even wonder if the games are teasing me, letting me win to keep me playing.
It's a rollercoaster, but those all-in moments can really be thrilling!

Do not let your mind deceive you, we are so good at finding patterns that we can in fact find them where they do not exist, so as long as the casino in which you are playing has a good reputation and it has been on the industry for a few years already, then it is not likely that you are being cheated and teased on that way, what is happening is that you are the one that is deceiving yourself into thinking like that, and you are doing this because you still have the hope of recovering the money you have lost, and if you were to let go of that hope, you will notice that you no longer have those thoughts anymore.

[bangjoe]

Going all in when down has worked out for me too. My approach is similar, Id rather risk it all at once than lose bit by bit. But it's funny, sometimes it feels like the game knows, giving me wins just when I'm about to quit, only to lose it all again later. It's like getting a second chance when you're ready to give up. Sometimes, I even wonder if the games are teasing me, letting me win to keep me playing.
It's a rollercoaster, but those all-in moments can really be thrilling!

Do not let your mind deceive you, we are so good at finding patterns that we can in fact find them where they do not exist, so as long as the casino in which you are playing has a good reputation and it has been on the industry for a few years already, then it is not likely that you are being cheated and teased on that way, what is happening is that you are the one that is deceiving yourself into thinking like that, and you are doing this because you still have the hope of recovering the money you have lost, and if you were to let go of that hope, you will notice that you no longer have those thoughts anymore.

Maybe the typical gambler is more on the fast increase and hang it on one spin, it is a very action that I use too because like what you said it will bind the mind and will only cause problems in the future when our money is gone but our gambling desire still wants to continue the game, that's what is very dangerous from such actions.

And again if doing all this looks like a person who does not enjoy gambling for fun because he is potentially going to finish his gambling soon, but maybe someone enjoys his bets differently there is a difference that cannot be equated even though it is basically the same.

[fikrett]

I knew that most of us here experienced doing an all-in bet whenever when we are already down significantly amount of our bankroll and already get tired to slowly earn back your losses.

I’ve done this several times and I manage to save my bankroll to profit/breakeven greater than suffering a total loss. I usually use the craps or mines to do the all-in bet to have a potential profit greater than x2 while I have more lifeline for my bet rather than a straight bet with x2 multiplier.

What game is your favorite to do this and what’s your record so far if you can still track it?

Going all-in has definitely been a heart pounding move for me on a few occasions, particularly when the chips are down, so to speak. I remember this one time, feeling the weight of a dwindling bankroll, I decided to go all-in on blackjack. It was a mix of desperation and a hunch, and fortunately, that day, luck was on my side. The dealer busted, and I managed to not only recover but actually turn a small profit.

As for a favorite game for such high-stakes moves, blackjack is my go-to because it feels like there's a bit more control involved, even though it's still hugely dependent on the luck of the draw. My record? Well, it's a mix of memorable saves and, admittedly, some dives too deep. I don't have an exact track record, but those moments of triumph definitely stick out in my mind. They're thrilling but also a good reminder to play responsibly and not make a habit of relying on all-in bets to bail me out.

[wiss19]

What do you mean by "more lifeline" in your bet? But, anyway it sounds "more chance" although how come when you said those games can give you more than a 2x profit? The risk must be greater actually than if you are only betting on a flat 2x multiplier.

Well, I guess it was only how the game is design, is the ones that can give us an illusion that they are more winnable than the other. We better change that initiative because it's one of the tactics of the casinos to earn more money from their customers, however if you still believe on it, that can also means that you are lucky or co-incidentally won at most times. Congrats with that but you should play more safer next time. Good Luck!

[Crypt0Gore]

I knew that most of us here experienced doing an all-in bet whenever when we are already down significantly amount of our bankroll and already get tired to slowly earn back your losses.

I’ve done this several times and I manage to save my bankroll to profit/breakeven greater than suffering a total loss. I usually use the craps or mines to do the all-in bet to have a potential profit greater than x2 while I have more lifeline for my bet rather than a straight bet with x2 multiplier.

What game is your favorite to do this and what’s your record so far if you can still track it?

I've tried it once and I lost everything, since that time I never tried it again, it makes no sense to go all in when gambling, or maybe it's just not favouring for me, but I don't care, I prefer risking a bit of my bankroll until I am out.

If this strategy is working for you then you are on your own and I am happy for you, but what works for others may not work for me, so I choose to go on my own path about gambling to avoid stories that touch later.

I will consider myself lucky if this happens to me and I think you should too, but if it keeps happening again and again then it seems it just works for you but don't expect it to work for others, I bet most people will fail to do this, it's not recommendable.

[Twentyonepaylots]

Sometimes it does, but most of the time it won't. But like you, I bet that if I was tired of recovering all of my losses slowly, it would be really exhausting if you recovered them one by one. But betting all-in is really risky, especially if you are on a losing streak. Anxiety will creep on you, and if you ever bet all-in and lose it, it is really heartbreaking.

But for me, I really don't like betting all in because it is risky. I might do it slowly rather than losing it one try. Just don't let your emotions take over. If you are tired and exhausted, maybe just try to rest your mind a bit. Then, after that, try again to gamble and win some.

[Maus0728]

Haven't even done it before because I know how stupid (in my opinion) it would be to do it given that it's already my last leg, why would I just go all-in on a whim? It's impractical and not a good idea since I know it's going to make my game shorter and it's probably going to be unsatisfactory to me to do it anyway even if you win. Good for you though that you're winning it all back given it's a risky thing to do, I guess I'm not so reliant on my luck that I'm not doing it, whenever I try to win, I just take it easy and grow it slowly but surely, this way, I can enjoy the game even more and I'm having more fun.

[Obari]

The truth is that, this strategy seems like someone who is chasing after their losses and already got feed up small earnings and just want to recover all they’ve lost and we ought to know that, the end result of chasing after losses is, account liquidation, no matter how we present the issue.
I’ve also at some point, been a victim of going all into a bet and just as op described the issue, I agree with him that, the most times peoole go all into a bet is probably when they’re bankroll is already reading red against them and people do this with hopes of recovering their losses and from my personal experience, the strategy haven’t been a very favourable one for me and I will always advice peoooe, to have a budget for the days game and learn how to pause when they exhaust their Bridget for the day. These strategy will help keep both the gambler and their money in check.

[Unbunplease]

all-in is not used so often that it can be said to produce serious statistical results. Again - often all-in turns out to be just a bluff or erroneous expectations. Therefore, the success rate of such an action is 10-15%, no more than that

[rachael9385]

The truth is that, this strategy seems like someone who is chasing after their losses and already got feed up small earnings and just want to recover all they’ve lost and we ought to know that, the end result of chasing after losses is, account liquidation, no matter how we present the issue.
I’ve also at some point, been a victim of going all into a bet and just as op described the issue, I agree with him that, the most times peoole go all into a bet is probably when they’re bankroll is already reading red against them and people do this with hopes of recovering their losses and from my personal experience, the strategy haven’t been a very favourable one for me and I will always advice peoooe, to have a budget for the days game and learn how to pause when they exhaust their Bridget for the day. These strategy will help keep both the gambler and their money in check.

Sure, it's obvious the op is chasing after his loss in this context, by risking all into a one time bet that can either make or break your bankroll. Though we gamble with the mindset of making profit but when your strategy seen to be too risky, then I'm out. As gamblers, we should know when to call a day and quit, because when you start chasing after your losses, you'll definitely come a point where you'll go extra miles to withdraw out of the money meant for other purposes to gamble. With all the experience I have had with gambling I have learnt to quit when all odds are against me rather than squashing all my bankroll to loss.

[Obari]

The truth is that, this strategy seems like someone who is chasing after their losses and already got feed up small earnings and just want to recover all they’ve lost and we ought to know that, the end result of chasing after losses is, account liquidation, no matter how we present the issue.
I’ve also at some point, been a victim of going all into a bet and just as op described the issue, I agree with him that, the most times peoole go all into a bet is probably when they’re bankroll is already reading red against them and people do this with hopes of recovering their losses and from my personal experience, the strategy haven’t been a very favourable one for me and I will always advice peoooe, to have a budget for the days game and learn how to pause when they exhaust their Bridget for the day. These strategy will help keep both the gambler and their money in check.

Sure, it's obvious the op is chasing after his loss in this context, by risking all into a one time bet that can either make or break your bankroll. Though we gamble with the mindset of making profit but when your strategy seen to be too risky, then I'm out. As gamblers, we should know when to call a day and quit, because when you start chasing after your losses, you'll definitely come a point where you'll go extra miles to withdraw out of the money meant for other purposes to gamble. With all the experience I have had with gambling I have learnt to quit when all odds are against me rather than squashing all my bankroll to loss.

Of all you’ve said, there is one major thing I’ve gotten from you, which simply is the fact that, you e learnt to quit when all odds are against you, is also one sign of a great gambler, rather than wanting to force every win to take place which ain’t right.
Your ability to know when to take a break is what actually matters the most in gambling and with this right knowledge, one is already two steps  ahead of addiction and chasing after their losses.

I’ve also come to realize that, a lot of persons come into the industry with just a win mentality and end up never wanting to accept a loss, I personally think anyone coming into the industry, should do so with the right mentality of either making a loss or a win, and whichever comes, the gambler should be able to accept it.

[South Park]

Haven't even done it before because I know how stupid (in my opinion) it would be to do it given that it's already my last leg, why would I just go all-in on a whim? It's impractical and not a good idea since I know it's going to make my game shorter and it's probably going to be unsatisfactory to me to do it anyway even if you win. Good for you though that you're winning it all back given it's a risky thing to do, I guess I'm not so reliant on my luck that I'm not doing it, whenever I try to win, I just take it easy and grow it slowly but surely, this way, I can enjoy the game even more and I'm having more fun.

Without a doubt this is true for most of the games, but in my mind there is one exception and that is poker, in poker managing your capital is key, so whenever you are sure you have the advantage you have to push as hard as possible to extract more money from your opponents, and one way to do this is by going all-in yourself or by trying to force your opponents to do this when they are in a disadvantageous position, so if a person is going all-in as a poker player and they are doing so at the correct time, then I think that is the right move to make.

[Nwada001]

Your method is not only cool but also a valuable lesson in selfcontrol and long term thinking in the world of gambling. I really admire your approach to gambling. It's a smart strategy to combat greed and the temptation to chase bigger wins, which can often lead to losing everything.

Why admire his pattern when you know it could lead to losing everything? I don't get involved in any gambling strategy that poses a high risk. I have done it in the past to take some great risks in order to recover what I have lost in gambling before.
 
The outcome is not always in our favour, so the best thing to do is to divert into a less risky pattern. Don't go all in; go little by little, even when you are losing it. You might be lucky multiple times and recover some of the already lost money instead of going all in and losing it all at once.

[Fatunad]

Your method is not only cool but also a valuable lesson in selfcontrol and long term thinking in the world of gambling. I really admire your approach to gambling. It's a smart strategy to combat greed and the temptation to chase bigger wins, which can often lead to losing everything.

Why admire his pattern when you know it could lead to losing everything? I don't get involved in any gambling strategy that poses a high risk. I have done it in the past to take some great risks in order to recover what I have lost in gambling before.
 
The outcome is not always in our favour, so the best thing to do is to divert into a less risky pattern. Don't go all in; go little by little, even when you are losing it. You might be lucky multiple times and recover some of the already lost money instead of going all in and losing it all at once.

Strategy is really that something that would really be only adding up the thrill and excitement you would be having specially on playing gambling but its not something that you could really be
able to make yourself as a winner because this isnt how the reality works in gambling. Its a game of chance and odds on which if you do find yourself that being lucky then you would really be able to
make money but if its not then you would really be able to experience the opposite. When it comes into the condition on where you are already that making some all-in bet just
because you are really that tending to save up your bankroll then it could really actually happen but its not something that you could really be able to hit up all the time.
It will really that matter in a condition that you would really be lucky and also dont make yourself that delusional into those things.