Lack of proper knowledge on casino games increases chance of loss and reduce fun

[DubemIfedigbo001]

This is obvious, but also remember that knowing "too" much about the games could make you think that you could find some strategy that would make you win and most people fail to realize that they can't actually do that and end up losing. They think that since they know the game so well that they could find a way to make money, but the reality is that all games are "fixed" in favour of the casino and that means it's legally possible for them to win on the long run at all times, they will not lose at all.

I personally believe that the best thing they could do right now would be making sure that they are going to end up with just playing with a small information and have some fun. Like know that in blackjack, you need to be 21 or close and the dealer must be further away from you or bust. If you know just that much, like basically if you know the rules and what makes you win and what makes you lose, then you know enough, anything more than that and you are going to lose.

Most times, the casinos intentionally change game softwares and alter its learned performance slightly. They've designed these systems to favor them more than it favors the users, so in the event that they observe that some games are possibly getting more consistent big cashout,  they will slightly alter the outcomes of the game in their program or change the software totally to limit their payouts and increase their income,.
That's why you see  a strategy that has been working for you for sometime automatically fail you and keep giving you loses. If you don't recognize yourself and take a momentary break from it, you'll get so frustrated with your loses and the pressure to take all loses back emerges and these leads to more damages.

[Samlucky O]

I played Roulette on a casino three days ago and it was obviously my first-time playing Roulette, I literally didn't understand my way out and I just knew I should select a number and click on spin. I did that obediently and time after time, I lost. I was really motivating myself with the next spin, and next and next, but all to no avail, I was lost in the ride until I drained my deposit for the day's gambling, that time It dawned on me that my Ignorance has contributed to my parallel losses for the day, I just logged out and ended that day's session disappointed.

Gambling is a game of luck. And if you shouldn't keep blaming yourself for your ignorant, you might end up causing more harm to yourselft. Even the people you think plays smarter than you, they also loose. so don't think its only you.

What I will only advice you is to keep playing, but don't play with an amount that will affect you if you loos. Because the loss play a very strong role.

[Quidat]

This is obvious, but also remember that knowing "too" much about the games could make you think that you could find some strategy that would make you win and most people fail to realize that they can't actually do that and end up losing. They think that since they know the game so well that they could find a way to make money, but the reality is that all games are "fixed" in favour of the casino and that means it's legally possible for them to win on the long run at all times, they will not lose at all.

I personally believe that the best thing they could do right now would be making sure that they are going to end up with just playing with a small information and have some fun. Like know that in blackjack, you need to be 21 or close and the dealer must be further away from you or bust. If you know just that much, like basically if you know the rules and what makes you win and what makes you lose, then you know enough, anything more than that and you are going to lose.

Most times, the casinos intentionally change game softwares and alter its learned performance slightly. They've designed these systems to favor them more than it favors the users, so in the event that they observe that some games are possibly getting more consistent big cashout,  they will slightly alter the outcomes of the game in their program or change the software totally to limit their payouts and increase their income,.
That's why you see  a strategy that has been working for you for sometime automatically fail you and keep giving you loses. If you don't recognize yourself and take a momentary break from it, you'll get so frustrated with your loses and the pressure to take all loses back emerges and these leads to more damages.

For sure there would really be adjustments to be made if ever they would see that the outflow is really that too much compared to inflow of funds on which we know that this is a business on which it would really be just that normal that they would really be having those tweaks but of course it wont be something that would be obvious if they would be making out those changes.
This is why it would really be always best that you should really just that play for fun and not for making money or income because it would really be just that causing you for some desperation
on which it might lead into those impulsive actions on which might be leading into disaster in terms of financial means. This is why you should really know about
on the things that you are dealing with.

[Westinhome]

For sure there would really be adjustments to be made if ever they would see that the outflow is really that too much compared to inflow of funds on which we know that this is a business on which it would really be just that normal that they would really be having those tweaks but of course it wont be something that would be obvious if they would be making out those changes.
This is why it would really be always best that you should really just that play for fun and not for making money or income because it would really be just that causing you for some desperation
on which it might lead into those impulsive actions on which might be leading into disaster in terms of financial means. This is why you should really know about
on the things that you are dealing with.

The gambler who want to make the winning in the gambling site shouldn’t get the entertainment from the game.Because the gambling may or may not allow the gamblers to make money.But the approach should be starts with the technical skills was the important one here.Because the game with the skills was totally different one from the gambling site without skills for the big win.It mean the gamblers only choose the gambling as the game of the luck.But the gamblers should have good luck with the money in the gambling to make the big winning.The gamblers should take the necessary back up after the loss in the gambling site.

[junder]

This is obvious, but also remember that knowing "too" much about the games could make you think that you could find some strategy that would make you win and most people fail to realize that they can't actually do that and end up losing. They think that since they know the game so well that they could find a way to make money, but the reality is that all games are "fixed" in favour of the casino and that means it's legally possible for them to win on the long run at all times, they will not lose at all.

I personally believe that the best thing they could do right now would be making sure that they are going to end up with just playing with a small information and have some fun. Like know that in blackjack, you need to be 21 or close and the dealer must be further away from you or bust. If you know just that much, like basically if you know the rules and what makes you win and what makes you lose, then you know enough, anything more than that and you are going to lose.

Most times, the casinos intentionally change game softwares and alter its learned performance slightly. They've designed these systems to favor them more than it favors the users, so in the event that they observe that some games are possibly getting more consistent big cashout,  they will slightly alter the outcomes of the game in their program or change the software totally to limit their payouts and increase their income,.
That's why you see  a strategy that has been working for you for sometime automatically fail you and keep giving you loses. If you don't recognize yourself and take a momentary break from it, you'll get so frustrated with your loses and the pressure to take all loses back emerges and these leads to more damages.

That's clear, because casino companies also aim to make a profit, not provide a profit, therefore I think even though they have good knowledge of gambling, it doesn't guarantee that they can win easily, especially by continuing to win and win, I don't think that's possible. It can happen, even if the person has good experience and good knowledge but that doesn't rule out the possibility that they will lose in gambling. because the percentage of losses that occur in gambling is very large, and some people also say that gambling is based on 50/50, but I myself am not sure about that, I am more confident in 90/10, the number of percentage losses that is superior in gambling.

some people believe in tricks or strategies in gambling that they think can make it easy for them to win at gambling, but unfortunately in my opinion it's just a waste of time, even though they use the tricks or strategies in gambling I'm sure it cannot make it easier and does not guarantee that they will easily win,  and it will only make them more eager to gamble and to experience a lot of losses.

[ethereumhunter]

I played Roulette on a casino three days ago and it was obviously my first-time playing Roulette, I literally didn't understand my way out and I just knew I should select a number and click on spin. I did that obediently and time after time, I lost. I was really motivating myself with the next spin, and next and next, but all to no avail, I was lost in the ride until I drained my deposit for the day's gambling, that time It dawned on me that my Ignorance has contributed to my parallel losses for the day, I just logged out and ended that day's session disappointed.

Gambling is a game of luck. And if you shouldn't keep blaming yourself for your ignorant, you might end up causing more harm to yourselft. Even the people you think plays smarter than you, they also loose. so don't think its only you.

What I will only advice you is to keep playing, but don't play with an amount that will affect you if you loos. Because the loss play a very strong role.

We don't need to blame ourselves for losing because it's pointless and we won't return the money we lost at the gambling table. We must be able to realize that after experiencing loss, including consecutive losses, we must be able to stop ourselves from continuing to gamble. We have to rest for a while because after all, we are already experiencing tension that may have increased after experiencing that losing streak. If we continue gambling, we will only experience more losses than before.

Don't continue gambling if you can't see the risk of losing getting bigger. If you continue gambling, you will only experience prolonged stress and frustration that you may not be able to control. That's why we don't need to take a bigger risk of losing, especially if we don't have more money. And even though we have the money, we don't need to gamble anymore after losing.

[Blitzboy]

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That's clear, because casino companies also aim to make a profit, not provide a profit, therefore I think even though they have good knowledge of gambling, it doesn't guarantee that they can win easily, especially by continuing to win and win, I don't think that's possible. It can happen, even if the person has good experience and good knowledge but that doesn't rule out the possibility that they will lose in gambling. because the percentage of losses that occur in gambling is very large, and some people also say that gambling is based on 50/50, but I myself am not sure about that, I am more confident in 90/10, the number of percentage losses that is superior in gambling.

some people believe in tricks or strategies in gambling that they think can make it easy for them to win at gambling, but unfortunately in my opinion it's just a waste of time, even though they use the tricks or strategies in gambling I'm sure it cannot make it easier and does not guarantee that they will easily win,  and it will only make them more eager to gamble and to experience a lot of losses.

If winning at gambling was as easy as following a few tactics, wouldnt we all be millionaires on yachts? Unfortunately, we're talking the illusive 90/10 loss-to-win ratio, which my opinion suggests is right. Probability and business principles dictate that the house always wins.

How about those strategies. I've seen many "guaranteed" methods, and they're as trustworthy as chocolate teapots. They may bring a brief pleasure or win, but they're merely sophisticated methods to lose money. These techniques capitalize on the addictive pleasure of gambling and danger.

So, my advice? Gamble for fun, not profit. Stay within your budget, and remember that playing to win big is the incorrect goal. If you win, consider it a nice surprise, like finding an extra fry in your takeout bag.

[sompitonov]

We don't need to blame ourselves for losing because it's pointless and we won't return the money we lost at the gambling table. We must be able to realize that after experiencing loss, including consecutive losses, we must be able to stop ourselves from continuing to gamble. We have to rest for a while because after all, we are already experiencing tension that may have increased after experiencing that losing streak. If we continue gambling, we will only experience more losses than before.

Don't continue gambling if you can't see the risk of losing getting bigger. If you continue gambling, you will only experience prolonged stress and frustration that you may not be able to control. That's why we don't need to take a bigger risk of losing, especially if we don't have more money. And even though we have the money, we don't need to gamble anymore after losing.

After consecutive losses over a short period of time, a player may experience strong feelings to win back and may do literally anything to do so. In this outburst of emotions it is extremely difficult to stop him. He will try to prove to himself or the casino that he is not such a loser and will try to play again and again... If this player looked at what he was doing to himself from the outside, he would be horrified and would say that he does not expect such things from himself illogical actions.

If a player does not know the rules of the game, but wants to win very badly, then it will end sadly for him, because on average he will lose much faster than those players who know the rules. Of course, after this, the pleasure from the game will be much less. Never play without knowing the rules of the game, this is not a smart move.

[summonerrk]

I played Roulette on a casino three days ago and it was obviously my first-time playing Roulette, I literally didn't understand my way out and I just knew I should select a number and click on spin. I did that obediently and time after time, I lost. I was really motivating myself with the next spin, and next and next, but all to no avail, I was lost in the ride until I drained my deposit for the day's gambling, that time It dawned on me that my Ignorance has contributed to my parallel losses for the day, I just logged out and ended that day's session disappointed.

Yesterday, I was discussing with my friend on my experience, and it was more obvious that my Ignorance played a major role in my bitter experience days before. It was after I was whipped badly that I went back and saw the demo option which I should've used to learn before I engaged. Also, I wish to advise all new gamblers to visit demo space in the casinos where you can learn before you start playing with real money cos I think it will help people master the games before engaging to have more fun, because not only did I lose money that day, but honestly, I didn't have any fun.

I would like to ask if some people here has experienced this too and what is the possibility that most people who experience repeated losses are Ignorant of the game play patterns.

It seems to me that your knowledge of the internal process of roulette would not affect your winnings in any way, however, if you have a small deposit, you should place small bets on each spin. According to mathematics, the more times you play roulette, the more your winnings will correspond to the " win value" of the roulette. What I mean is that a large number of attempts played will increasingly eliminate luck as a variable from your game.
But, for example, if, on the contrary, you bet only twice, you could lose everything at once or win a lot.

I had a similar case: I placed 5 bets and none of them won, now I understand that I had to make 25 small bets.

[Oilacris]

I played Roulette on a casino three days ago and it was obviously my first-time playing Roulette, I literally didn't understand my way out and I just knew I should select a number and click on spin. I did that obediently and time after time, I lost. I was really motivating myself with the next spin, and next and next, but all to no avail, I was lost in the ride until I drained my deposit for the day's gambling, that time It dawned on me that my Ignorance has contributed to my parallel losses for the day, I just logged out and ended that day's session disappointed.

Yesterday, I was discussing with my friend on my experience, and it was more obvious that my Ignorance played a major role in my bitter experience days before. It was after I was whipped badly that I went back and saw the demo option which I should've used to learn before I engaged. Also, I wish to advise all new gamblers to visit demo space in the casinos where you can learn before you start playing with real money cos I think it will help people master the games before engaging to have more fun, because not only did I lose money that day, but honestly, I didn't have any fun.

I would like to ask if some people here has experienced this too and what is the possibility that most people who experience repeated losses are Ignorant of the game play patterns.

It seems to me that your knowledge of the internal process of roulette would not affect your winnings in any way, however, if you have a small deposit, you should place small bets on each spin. According to mathematics, the more times you play roulette, the more your winnings will correspond to the " win value" of the roulette. What I mean is that a large number of attempts played will increasingly eliminate luck as a variable from your game.
But, for example, if, on the contrary, you bet only twice, you could lose everything at once or win a lot.

I had a similar case: I placed 5 bets and none of them won, now I understand that I had to make 25 small bets.

Knowledge,skills or somethin related to this would really be just that relevant into those games on which you do know that it would really be something that could be applied but if we do speak about roulette and slot games on which it isnt something that you could apply those basic stuffs then it would be pointless for you to do so since its all luck based. There's no other things that could alter out
those possible winning condition or situation other than on being that luck should suffice. If you are really that dealing into those games or things like poker and sports betting
on which having knowledge would really be something relevant or much needed. You would be needing these things for you to make yourself a winner and if not then expect
losing rate is high.

[ethereumhunter]

After consecutive losses over a short period of time, a player may experience strong feelings to win back and may do literally anything to do so. In this outburst of emotions it is extremely difficult to stop him. He will try to prove to himself or the casino that he is not such a loser and will try to play again and again... If this player looked at what he was doing to himself from the outside, he would be horrified and would say that he does not expect such things from himself illogical actions.

If a player does not know the rules of the game, but wants to win very badly, then it will end sadly for him, because on average he will lose much faster than those players who know the rules. Of course, after this, the pleasure from the game will be much less. Never play without knowing the rules of the game, this is not a smart move.

Having consecutive losses will make a person emotional and lose responsibility and self-control so that he may continue gambling again to recover from his losses. And it can lead to emotional outbursts that can be difficult for even the person to stop. He will not be able to think clearly when gambling and will probably gamble using more money, especially if there are people around him who say that he will not be able to win again. He will feel challenged to recover from his defeat and prove he can win again. That would only trigger him to experience even more defeat because he couldn't control himself well and because of the overwhelming emotions that would follow.

Many players want to win but can't control themselves, so they only experience a lot of losses. Most people have experienced this, and the worst thing is that they lose most of their money and even use their savings to gamble. This is why we have to be really careful when gambling and don't let it go out of control because it can pose huge risks for us.

[slapper]

After consecutive losses over a short period of time, a player may experience strong feelings to win back and may do literally anything to do so. In this outburst of emotions it is extremely difficult to stop him. He will try to prove to himself or the casino that he is not such a loser and will try to play again and again... If this player looked at what he was doing to himself from the outside, he would be horrified and would say that he does not expect such things from himself illogical actions.

If a player does not know the rules of the game, but wants to win very badly, then it will end sadly for him, because on average he will lose much faster than those players who know the rules. Of course, after this, the pleasure from the game will be much less. Never play without knowing the rules of the game, this is not a smart move.

Having consecutive losses will make a person emotional and lose responsibility and self-control so that he may continue gambling again to recover from his losses. And it can lead to emotional outbursts that can be difficult for even the person to stop. He will not be able to think clearly when gambling and will probably gamble using more money, especially if there are people around him who say that he will not be able to win again. He will feel challenged to recover from his defeat and prove he can win again. That would only trigger him to experience even more defeat because he couldn't control himself well and because of the overwhelming emotions that would follow.

Many players want to win but can't control themselves, so they only experience a lot of losses. Most people have experienced this, and the worst thing is that they lose most of their money and even use their savings to gamble. This is why we have to be really careful when gambling and don't let it go out of control because it can pose huge risks for us.

I can't emphasize emotional management enough. Losses lead to emotional, not logical, conclusions. The brain's reward system tangles, obscuring dwindling returns. It's happened many times: a losing player becomes obsessed with winning. Shadow-chasing is perilous. We must accept our fragility. Financial and emotional limits must be set

We should discuss tactics and discipline. Smart gambling is knowing when to quit, not merely playing the odds. Players who can handle losses are the most successful. It's equilibrium, right? Gamble responsibly, seeing gambling as amusement rather than a source of revenue. Understanding this difference is crucial. Gambling shouldn't cloud our judgment or finances. Play carefully and stay in control—not just win or lose

[junder]

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That's clear, because casino companies also aim to make a profit, not provide a profit, therefore I think even though they have good knowledge of gambling, it doesn't guarantee that they can win easily, especially by continuing to win and win, I don't think that's possible. It can happen, even if the person has good experience and good knowledge but that doesn't rule out the possibility that they will lose in gambling. because the percentage of losses that occur in gambling is very large, and some people also say that gambling is based on 50/50, but I myself am not sure about that, I am more confident in 90/10, the number of percentage losses that is superior in gambling.

some people believe in tricks or strategies in gambling that they think can make it easy for them to win at gambling, but unfortunately in my opinion it's just a waste of time, even though they use the tricks or strategies in gambling I'm sure it cannot make it easier and does not guarantee that they will easily win,  and it will only make them more eager to gamble and to experience a lot of losses.

If winning at gambling was as easy as following a few tactics, wouldnt we all be millionaires on yachts? Unfortunately, we're talking the illusive 90/10 loss-to-win ratio, which my opinion suggests is right. Probability and business principles dictate that the house always wins.

How about those strategies. I've seen many "guaranteed" methods, and they're as trustworthy as chocolate teapots. They may bring a brief pleasure or win, but they're merely sophisticated methods to lose money. These techniques capitalize on the addictive pleasure of gambling and danger.

So, my advice? Gamble for fun, not profit. Stay within your budget, and remember that playing to win big is the incorrect goal. If you win, consider it a nice surprise, like finding an extra fry in your takeout bag.

Of course, if the percentage of wins is greater than the percentage of losses then many people will have a positive perspective on gambling, because that way of course many people will take advantage of gambling, and maybe there will be people who can be successful by gambling. as I said before, even though some say the gambling percentage is 50/50, I'm not sure about that, because I myself am more confident in 90/10, where the percentage of losses or defeats is greater than wins.
If we talk about tactics or strategies, of course this is usually found in online casino gambling, where this makes them more or less believe they can win easily because they follow the tactics and strategies provided, but in my opinion this is just a gimmick or a trick to attract them. believe that using the tactics and strategies provided can make them win easily, even though in my opinion it has no effect at all.

I agree with that, even if you do win at gambling, you should just think of it as a surprise or gift, because it is rare for people to win at gambling, especially with big wins, that is very rare and rare.

[ethereumhunter]

I can't emphasize emotional management enough. Losses lead to emotional, not logical, conclusions. The brain's reward system tangles, obscuring dwindling returns. It's happened many times: a losing player becomes obsessed with winning. Shadow-chasing is perilous. We must accept our fragility. Financial and emotional limits must be set

We should discuss tactics and discipline. Smart gambling is knowing when to quit, not merely playing the odds. Players who can handle losses are the most successful. It's equilibrium, right? Gamble responsibly, seeing gambling as amusement rather than a source of revenue. Understanding this difference is crucial. Gambling shouldn't cloud our judgment or finances. Play carefully and stay in control—not just win or lose

However, we must be able to control our emotions well so that they do not affect the gambling game we play. Many people have experienced emotional disturbances because they experienced loss and this has caused them to become obsessed with winning even though it is difficult to achieve. They should be able to realize that we cannot pursue victory and that if we continue to force ourselves to do so, we will only experience losses that will get bigger and bigger.

And yes, tactics and discipline are necessary to prevent losing when gambling. Although not many gamblers are willing to realize this, we don't need to experience it because this is a form of our responsibility in gambling. Playing gambling responsibly can indeed make us enjoy gambling and not think about making gambling a source of income. We have to be in control and not gambling to control us because, after all, we are the ones who want to get entertainment from gambling, so we have to be really careful in using gambling. Don't let us fall deeper into gambling because that can cause a lot of problems to come to us and we will have difficulty finding solutions.

[Outhue]

Demo is just like learning how to operate a casino machine or game, it won't change the gambling outcome, losses is inevitable, you can't escape this fate in gambling, forget everything you know, the most important thing anyone needs is how to manage your money.

Demo is like fantasy while the real game is the reality, they are not the same experience, see Demo as a guidance, that put you through how to go about a game, what and what you should do but not the outcome result of risking your hard earned money.

[rahmad2nd]

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I would like to ask if some people here has experienced this too and what is the possibility that most people who experience repeated losses are Ignorant of the game play patterns.

Usually almost all beginners experience things similar to your experience, including myself, I have also experienced it. and I think this is a natural thing, because usually we are used to doing things instantly and neglect to study, understand first. In this context, I am talking from the gambling side. in your case, usually someone is encouraged to play a type of game that is very interesting to them even though they have never played it before. Usually there is a trigger for us to gamble on this game, it could be something we have seen before, whether on TV or other media, that makes us interested in trying it. or, when we see our friends playing it and it seems like it's very easy.
When we try it, we often experience confusion, yes, as happened in the case of your experience. In this phase, we are usually encouraged to quickly understand how the game works. Unfortunately, due to lack of experience we end up doing it carelessly. Just imagine, even if you are very familiar with the game of roulette, the probability of losing is still quite large. especially, if someone doesn't understand at all. which means, he just bets randomly and relies on luck. Well, experiences like this often occur among gamblers, especially novice gamblers.

Referring to another point, it could be like that, it could also be due to greed. I mean, someone ignores something that he could have studied or observed. in the end, he always loses. Another option, a person is given enough winnings from the roulette type game. but because he was too busy playing, or felt the desire to double his bankroll, and yeah, he ended up losing. well, btw, actually the demo option is very useful if one wants to know how the game works. and I have other tips, if someone doesn't really understand how to play the game or doesn't know at all. It's best to just avoid it, bet on something that is usually your hobby. or, at least that's what you say. Before we get involved in playing it, learn it first from demo mode, or tutorials from various references. thus, one will not get too lost in his gambling.

[AicecreaME]

Of course, if the percentage of wins is greater than the percentage of losses then many people will have a positive perspective on gambling, because that way of course many people will take advantage of gambling, and maybe there will be people who can be successful by gambling. as I said before, even though some say the gambling percentage is 50/50, I'm not sure about that, because I myself am more confident in 90/10, where the percentage of losses or defeats is greater than wins.
If we talk about tactics or strategies, of course this is usually found in online casino gambling, where this makes them more or less believe they can win easily because they follow the tactics and strategies provided, but in my opinion this is just a gimmick or a trick to attract them. believe that using the tactics and strategies provided can make them win easily, even though in my opinion it has no effect at all.

I agree with that, even if you do win at gambling, you should just think of it as a surprise or gift, because it is rare for people to win at gambling, especially with big wins, that is very rare and rare.

Gambling is a risky hobby and means to make a profit. The percentage of winning and losses is typically 50/50. However, it can either be greater or lesser depending on the capabilities you have such as having the enough knowledge, information, skills, strategies, and luck combined. The more that you are updated on the relevant information, the more chances your winning in sports betting. Because those data could be useful in predicting the game outcome. The chances of winning will further more increase if you are strategic in betting. If you know when to make a big bet and when to just watch will make a difference. On the other hand, if you lack those and proceeded to bet and play anyways, the chances of you losing will become greater too. Winning percentage will be slimmer because you aren't ready enough for what it takes to predict the outcome especially in a complex and skill + knowledge based games. But if you're only playing games that rely on luck, then you can try your chances to win against the house.

[Jawhead999]

Demo is just like learning how to operate a casino machine or game, it won't change the gambling outcome, losses is inevitable, you can't escape this fate in gambling, forget everything you know, the most important thing anyone needs is how to manage your money.

Demo mode tend to give win than you gamble using real money, that's why people are attracted to gamble for the first time. Then it's either they will continue to gamble continuously to recover their losses or stop it.

Based on my observation, most of them completely stop gambling, then few of them turns become a gambling addict.

[lienfaye]

I would like to ask if some people here has experienced this too and what is the possibility that most people who experience repeated losses are Ignorant of the game play patterns.

It also happened to me when I was just a beginner. Well it's not really hard to learn on how to play the specific game. But if you let yourself become hooked and play without limit, that's the start of the problem. Hence, aside from trying the demo mode to gain idea on how it works, what's more important is you have to prepare yourself for the outcome. Having a consistent losses doesn't mean you're ignorant, maybe you're not just lucky and it's quite normal to experience such. However, it's a must that you can handle yourself on when to finally stop if you're already in losing streak. Otherwise, you'll be in a serious problem.

[Gheka]

Of course, if the percentage of wins is greater than the percentage of losses then many people will have a positive perspective on gambling, because that way of course many people will take advantage of gambling, and maybe there will be people who can be successful by gambling. as I said before, even though some say the gambling percentage is 50/50, I'm not sure about that, because I myself am more confident in 90/10, where the percentage of losses or defeats is greater than wins.
If we talk about tactics or strategies, of course this is usually found in online casino gambling, where this makes them more or less believe they can win easily because they follow the tactics and strategies provided, but in my opinion this is just a gimmick or a trick to attract them. believe that using the tactics and strategies provided can make them win easily, even though in my opinion it has no effect at all.

I agree with that, even if you do win at gambling, you should just think of it as a surprise or gift, because it is rare for people to win at gambling, especially with big wins, that is very rare and rare.

Gambling is a risky hobby and means to make a profit. The percentage of winning and losses is typically 50/50. However, it can either be greater or lesser depending on the capabilities you have such as having the enough knowledge, information, skills, strategies, and luck combined. The more that you are updated on the relevant information, the more chances your winning in sports betting. Because those data could be useful in predicting the game outcome. The chances of winning will further more increase if you are strategic in betting. If you know when to make a big bet and when to just watch will make a difference. On the other hand, if you lack those and proceeded to bet and play anyways, the chances of you losing will become greater too. Winning percentage will be slimmer because you aren't ready enough for what it takes to predict the outcome especially in a complex and skill + knowledge based games. But if you're only playing games that rely on luck, then you can try your chances to win against the house.

In any game, data is truly a powerful weapon to set the stage for a battle, having information is good and knowing how to use that information makes us a dangerous opponent but don't forget that this weapon doesn't only belong to us, we have a firm grasp of such angles and turns, the organizers also have no shortage of manpower for that. One person's endurance is no match for this battle, more information only exposes our weaknesses more, the bookmakers only show us what they want but the underlying factors will be hidden to change the results
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