Has gambling ever whispered you with different strategic prediction measures?

[Apocollapse]

I don't believe on such superstitions, if you think it can increase your winning chance, it's wrong. Superstitions is fine when you're just make it for fun, like you carry a toy because the toy is representing a luckiest person, but when you gamble and the result went opposite with that you expect. You broke the toy and throw it away. Maybe it sounds not good to destroy your toy, but if your circle have normalized it, that's fine.

[DabsPoorVersion]

Since gambling is most based on luck, who else has ever wanted to set your eyes close while you hits the slot or taking your predictions with the believe that.... "Your eye sight has failed you in number of times at when believing that taking your time and plays according to your heart desired based on sights satisfactories was to be the best for you"
Then probably sometimes you want to try a new trick by closing your eyes while picking your predictions or hitting the slots.

I have never tried doing this while playing slot machines as I prefer spending more time playing card games that require analysis. I think the scenario of closing your eyes and accurately predicting the winning slot only happens in movies. When you close your eyes while playing slots, you're really leaving everything to luck to decide whether you win or not which is probably more exciting.

[bluebit25]

Since gambling is most based on luck, who else has ever wanted to set your eyes close while you hits the slot or taking your predictions with the believe that.... "Your eye sight has failed you in number of times at when believing that taking your time and plays according to your heart desired based on sights satisfactories was to be the best for you"
Then probably sometimes you want to try a new trick by closing your eyes while picking your predictions or hitting the slots.

Because I also understand that the problem of luck does not appear naturally , like some of the billions of different stories, we talk about luck as a probability with an extremely rare level, but in essence, it also requires a broader view of learning and perseverance to achieve good results. The issue here is not simply about gamblers, but more broadly, whether people are aware enough to understand that we are just playing on a stage set up by others, and those who post it later. It's telling the players that they are blindly searching for what they have to offer. I look at gambling like that, so usually I don't care much about material things in this field, rather I understand the mistakes behind sometimes even the excuses about finding fun, but happiness. That joy I see in gambling is only a small part of life, so sometimes people complicate matters with tactics I don't want to deny, but it seems to be very small.

[0t3p0t]

Well I think we all have experienced this during childhood days but when you do this on adulthood I think it was a bit odd or awkward. Sometimes we are trying something new experimenting on every bet we had on gambling and it is quiet fun but not in a way that we end up looking stupid in the eyes of other gamblers. Superstitious belief is quiet common in gambling than any other activites.

[knowngunman]

I've had moments where I questioned the traditional approach to gambling and thought about trying something new, and hey, sometimes it's worked! It adds a unique and almost mystical element to the whole experience. Exploring alternative strategies is part of the fun, right? It is more about enjoying the process and embracing the unpredictability of it all. In playing slots, there were times when I closed my eyes, imagining hitting the jackpot. But when it hasn't happened yet, I just enjoy the animations in the meantime.

So now we can at least agree that gambling has no specific strategies right? It's all about doing whatever comes your mind and work for you just to get the desired result which is winning. Although I'm not a fan of slots games but even in sport games, I do some time play with random selections without even paying attention to what I am doing and luckily some time it work out better and sometimes it won't. It's interesting when you derive the joy of testing out new strategies and it ends up working but sadly you can not consistently use the strategy to keep winning.

I have never tried doing this while playing slot machines as I prefer spending more time playing card games that require analysis. I think the scenario of closing your eyes and accurately predicting the winning slot only happens in movies. When you close your eyes while playing slots, you're really leaving everything to luck to decide whether you win or not which is probably more exciting.

I don't think it makes much difference because even with your eyes open, you still need luck to win. It happen in real life as well and not only in the movies. I have had an encounter with people doing such while playing.

[michellee]

Playing slots doesn't require closing your eyes. You just need to determine the bet amount, press the button and see the results. If you are lucky, you will win some money. But if not, you will lose. That's what will happen next.

Most gamblers who play slots will experience defeat. That will only trigger them to spend more money. Many gamblers still want to try to win slot games or recover their losses. And when we are close to hitting a big multiplier or a free spin, we will continue playing slots in the hope that, on the next spin, we will win some money.

However, the high hopes we have will not guarantee that we can win a certain amount of money from slot games. Luck-based slot games really make us forget about time and money, so we keep playing slots until all the money is gone. We can't try new tricks because slot games require luck. We can only hand it over and wait for the results. That's why we have to control ourselves when playing slots so we don't lose much money.

[Yatsan]

Since gambling is most based on luck, who else has ever wanted to set your eyes close while you hits the slot or taking your predictions with the believe that.... "Your eye sight has failed you in number of times at when believing that taking your time and plays according to your heart desired based on sights satisfactories was to be the best for you"
Then probably sometimes you want to try a new trick by closing your eyes while picking your predictions or hitting the slots.

Caused by frustration right? We gamble with analysis no matter what basis we are having but since nothing guarantees victory, we tend to be frustrated of the outcome which pushes us to go be superstitions and hearsays just to win. Nothing's wrong with it actually, but we should keep in mind that it won't determine a winning outcome therefore managing  your bankroll should still be prioritized.

I too have the same thing especially whenever I am closing continuously. I tend to toss a coin whenever I am confused. But most of the time I am taking a pause or break if odds aren't that worthy of taking the risk. Well, I'd prefer not to go against my fortune than to lose a huge amount.

Playing slots doesn't require closing your eyes. You just need to determine the bet amount, press the button and see the results. If you are lucky, you will win some money. But if not, you will lose. That's what will happen next.

Most gamblers who play slots will experience defeat. That will only trigger them to spend more money. Many gamblers still want to try to win slot games or recover their losses. And when we are close to hitting a big multiplier or a free spin, we will continue playing slots in the hope that, on the next spin, we will win some money.

However, the high hopes we have will not guarantee that we can win a certain amount of money from slot games. Luck-based slot games really make us forget about time and money, so we keep playing slots until all the money is gone. We can't try new tricks because slot games require luck. We can only hand it over and wait for the results. That's why we have to control ourselves when playing slots so we don't lose much money.

Yes, the distinction with pure luck based games. It is only luck a gambler could rely on. Likewise with lotteries, dice games, roulettes and more, in these kind of games you would be either using your luck alone or follow beliefs which could (but not assure) increase your chances.

[stadus]

Playing slots doesn't require closing your eyes. You just need to determine the bet amount, press the button and see the results. If you are lucky, you will win some money. But if not, you will lose. That's what will happen next.

You can't blame a gambler if his strategy is like that. Slots is one of the many games that has a high house edge, of courses you wouldn't win on this game if you'll challenge the house. However, there are gamblers who just like to be superstitious in gambling, they'll perform action that are unique, and that includes closing your eyes and open it to see the outcome. I bet, you also have some kind of belief, maybe not like that, but when we play on a game which  relies on luck, we tend to find some kind of energy to attract luck, and that includes our personal action.

[uneng]

Well I think we all have experienced this during childhood days but when you do this on adulthood I think it was a bit odd or awkward. Sometimes we are trying something new experimenting on every bet we had on gambling and it is quiet fun but not in a way that we end up looking stupid in the eyes of other gamblers. Superstitious belief is quiet common in gambling than any other activites.

Come on, where is your inner child?
Adults don't have to totally nuke the child they used to be in the early days. Actually, what keeps us jovial, hopeful and playful towards the events in life is inherently connected to our inner child who never disappeared or stopped existing completely, but is just numbed somewhere on the depths of our unconscious, untouched by many, because they think it would be strange or inappropriate to awake it.

There is no better excitement feeling than the ones we used to have as children, so it's natural even adults want to rescue those emotions by reproducing them on their gambling sessions, closing their eyes on decisive moments, crossing fingers, holding something on their hands to calm down... Of course these are all superstitions, but more than that, they are also mechanisms to make the gambling experience more immersive and emotionally rewarding.

[bitzizzix]

Playing slots doesn't require closing your eyes. You just need to determine the bet amount, press the button and see the results. If you are lucky, you will win some money. But if not, you will lose. That's what will happen next.

You can't blame a gambler if his strategy is like that. Slots is one of the many games that has a high house edge, of courses you wouldn't win on this game if you'll challenge the house. However, there are gamblers who just like to be superstitious in gambling, they'll perform action that are unique, and that includes closing your eyes and open it to see the outcome. I bet, you also have some kind of belief, maybe not like that, but when we play on a game which  relies on luck, we tend to find some kind of energy to attract luck, and that includes our personal action.

In fact, things like that often happen in the various ways they do it and maybe they are just trying a unique way to get luck which is actually the same. And when they use their own unique methods and get lucky, they consider it successful and will likely do it again. They will even ask friends or other people to use this method, and this unique method sometimes makes them feel the sensation of playing slots that they believe in and are successful. And when they win they will often do it, if they don't win they might think it's stupid. And back to the real facts, that it's just a coincidence.
Slot games are just a game of luck, and doing it any way is pointless and what works is due to chance and the fact is that the house always wins.

[Mauser]

Since gambling is most based on luck, who else has ever wanted to set your eyes close while you hits the slot or taking your predictions with the believe that.... "Your eye sight has failed you in number of times at when believing that taking your time and plays according to your heart desired based on sights satisfactories was to be the best for you"
Then probably sometimes you want to try a new trick by closing your eyes while picking your predictions or hitting the slots.

Not really, I like to see what is happening and closing my eyes or looking away doesn't feel like it's going to impact my luck anyways. In the past I had issue where I was playing scratch cards and threw away a ticket where I thought all my numbers missed. But actually, I didn't fully scratch away all numbers and I misread the winning numbers. Luckily my friend double checked my ticket out of the bin and I won 20 Euros. After such a mistake I am now always triple checking my numbers, to make sure I am getting all my winnings. The only person that I know that seems a bit superstitious is a good friend of mine and every time he places a bet in Roulette he turns away and doesn't look at the it. He is also the only person that I know that won betting on the 0 couple of times already, but looking at the wheel or not doesn’t make a difference. Doing so regularly will just tell our brain that we have influence over the outcome which isn’t the case.       

[rhomelmabini]

Since gambling is most based on luck, who else has ever wanted to set your eyes close while you hits the slot or taking your predictions with the believe that.... "Your eye sight has failed you in number of times at when believing that taking your time and plays according to your heart desired based on sights satisfactories was to be the best for you"
Then probably sometimes you want to try a new trick by closing your eyes while picking your predictions or hitting the slots.

Probably that happens before but I think that matters, luck based gambling are way too random that even with that kind of trick it wouldn't change the outcome if you hit that button to play. Closing your eyes, gazing away while picking, asking your friend to play the button, Eeny-meeny-miny-moe, etc, whatever you call it, it wouldn't matter in the end. If you win because of that it was just more of a placebo effect on your part.

[KTChampions]

Since gambling is most based on luck, who else has ever wanted to set your eyes close while you hits the slot or taking your predictions with the believe that.... "Your eye sight has failed you in number of times at when believing that taking your time and plays according to your heart desired based on sights satisfactories was to be the best for you"
Then probably sometimes you want to try a new trick by closing your eyes while picking your predictions or hitting the slots.

Considering that I prefer not to watch games on which I have made serious bets (sports betting), I keep my eyes closed all the time  
But of course, when I choose outcomes where, in my opinion, there is value, I very carefully evaluate all the information that is available to me at that moment. I don't believe in signs and tricks to attract good luck, so I don't use anything like that. Maybe I have a part of the “magical” worldview (for example, I often bet against events because I believe that if they happen, everything will be “unreasonably good” for the team I’m betting against) but mostly it is based on mathematics.

The human brain tends to look for patterns and it finds them even where there are none. For example, as you can see from this thread, many people had the idea to close their eyes while you press the button in the slot machine. Let's say one of 10 such gamblers was lucky and he won a small amount when he did this. He will try this trick again. And now (purely because of mathematics) one out of 100 (one out of ten who succeeded the first time) gamblers will win again after such a trick. At this moment, the pattern that “I close my eyes and my luck increases” will begin to take hold in his brain, subsequently, due to various cognitive distortions (discarding negative events and vividly experiencing positive ones), he will think that this ritual works.

Approximately according to this algorithm, people come to their personal signs/rituals and although they are (obviously) generally meaningless and have no effect, they continue to believe in them. Naturally, here I mean events that are not connected by cause-and-effect relationships, and not “rituals” like “go to work and you will have money.”   In this case, the events are logically connected and going to work is not a ritual, but a simple rational action.

[dothebeats]

There are times when I was met with continuous losses, I believe that the next bet I have will be a positive one, especially if I change the bet amount and the multipliers. It's crazy how I used to think that variations on your betting habits will do something to alter the algorithm to favor you somehow. Well, it was worth the shot anyways, though more often than not, I just pull all my hairs out due to frustration since I'm not winning anything.

It all boils down to superstition IMO for these things. We cling too much on the supernatural to help us with our current struggles, even with gambling.

[Sandra_hakeem]

Since gambling is most based on luck, who else has ever wanted to set your eyes close while you hits the slot or taking your predictions with the believe that.... "Your eye sight has failed you in number of times at when believing that taking your time and plays according to your heart desired based on sights satisfactories was to be the best for you"
Then probably sometimes you want to try a new trick by closing your eyes while picking your predictions or hitting the slots.

nhhh, I'll say - a couple of times though... It's happened but in a local gambling between folks in my hood way back. It was dice and he asked me to roll the last time, which was like the final play for him to end the game... Guess what? It came!! 6:6 and the opponent was so fraustrated...lol
I think anyone that chooses to close his eyes on a game has solely agreed that the game is totally based on how much luck he has, not knowledge and skills..

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

[Casdinyard]

Nope. I take it that I don't have any agency whenever I play luck-based games, I play and hope for the best but I don't expect for shit. Less expectations less disappointments to say the least. But I would be lying if I say I didn't try tactics or strategies per se in the past even in games where luck plays all the part whether you win or lose. I gotta say, we're a little superstitious and we think that at the very least if we humor ourselves with stuff like the right crank or if we do some sort of ritual we're able to win more games.

now, the thing that toxic is if you start these superstitions you have without the required empirical evidence. That becomes your mantra and it makes you hold on longer for your bets/games which in turn makes you lose more money in the process. But to each their own I guess. Just as with everything, make sure that you're setting limits upon yourself, add a little bit of skepticism.

[salad daging]

I once did this silliness by closing mana hoping to get a free spin hahaha.

Probably because I was too bored with the constant losing to end up doing this practice, I usually do auto spin then leave the screen and go for a while to let it go.

Then with buy spin and close your eyes want to know the surprising results, from the results there are those who win quite large there are those whose results are not satisfactory, this is what used to be done because I wanted a little different even though I knew the results were still luck.

But now I realize, there are no tricks in slot games so I always play what is there without having to close my eyes anymore, if you think about why I used to do that.

[Slow death]

I believe that the game is for people to have fun, that's why I don't see any reason for people to keep playing for fear of losing money. when people create an account at a casino, they deposit money at the casino and when they are playing they keep closing their eyes when they are playing, so this person has a lot of expectations of winning a lot of money and as they don't want to see defeat they prefer to keep closing their eyes, But that's not having fun, how could someone say they're playing to have fun while in reality they're scared and close their eyes when playing?

That's why I see gambling as just fun, I don't put feelings into it when I play, if I put in $10 to make sports bets, I don't expect that I'll be able to make a profit, I just keep betting with little expectation. My goal is to have fun testing my skills at the game, and when I manage to win I celebrate, not in the sense that I will make a profit from this victory, but rather in the sense that I managed to beat the bookmaker, obviously when I lose and I lose a lot, I also don't freak out because I lost, I see it as part of the game, when I lose I don't think about chasing losses, I think about continuing to play normally. and I always make a point of doing other activities in the real world because that way I spend less time playing

now when a person starts to make gambling an exclusive activity in their life, they stop doing other things in the real world, so that person spends all their money on gambling and when they lose they start to develop depression, they start to go into debt to continue playing, He starts selling everything he has to continue playing. I advise people to just play for fun, don't put emotions into games, it's not impossible to do that

[bitbollo]

I thought I was the only one but instead...
jokes aside, to win unfortunately we rely on anything even "propitiatory" rites.
I always play just for fun, to pass the time, etc etc... I never play with the illusion of winning money, I simply consider it a risk/waste of time so this the opposite reason to why I bet

[Belarge]

I don't believe on such superstitions, if you think it can increase your winning chance, it's wrong. Superstitions is fine when you're just make it for fun, like you carry a toy because the toy is representing a luckiest person, but when you gamble and the result went opposite with that you expect. You broke the toy and throw it away. Maybe it sounds not good to destroy your toy, but if your circle have normalized it, that's fine.

Superstition is not good, just have to swap to another beautiful gadgets this season and ensure to work very careful to the house. Work efficiently with your circle and the good rewards will come. I'll never ruined my chances of earning reasonable figures from the system this season, strictly following the entire measures step down, never will I give hints concerning the system. Anyone winning will always be happy and keeps steady smile faces but when there clubs are losing, only then we can watch out for frown faces.