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

[coin-investor]

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.

These are newbie mistakes but you will eventually look for methods, guides, and patterns as you move forward, especially if you're serious about making money in gambling or have a fair chance in gambling.
It's the human instinct when we are trying to look for an effective way to keep our bankroll, even if friends or other people advise us that gambling is just for fun, it is human motivation that we search, for and explore various ways to conquer things.
This is why so many methods and patterns are introduced or created and gamblers keep innovating or even go to the point of cheating just to have a chance to beat the house, even though it has been proven that the house always wins.

[CODE200]

I also often try games that I don't understand just because I'm curious, that's why I often lose money when gambling that I don't know how to play, that's why I try to slowly learn how to play until I understand how to play the game even though I have to lose some money. To be able to understand it, this should be used as a reference for casinos to provide demo games for all new users to try the game without having to waste real money just to learn.

I think it's a good thing that you're doing that and I think that it's the normal thing to happen with curiosity when it comes to new games, you're still figuring how things work and losing is the fastest way to know how things work. Maybe watching some tutorials on how the game works might be able to work but I don't think it's going to be the first thing that a gambler would think when there's a new game to try out, they will just dive right in and learn while playing.

[shield132]

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.

I think it's quite the opposite, when you play the luck-based game with a lack of proper knowledge, your chances of winning are high. Haven't you noticed how newbies win in casinos at first when they start gambling? Is this a coincidence? But once they learn the game and start playing with strategies, they fail. That's why I always say that you can't beat math with strategies. When you play luck-based games, your only weapon to beat that game is luck, not strategy. When you play with pure luck, you win.

[Fortify]

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 depends on what you want to get out of the experience really, because even if you do know the odds against you then it won't make a whole lot of difference. You can live in bliss without knowing the odds, or slightly narrow the odds but still be losing when you know the opportunities available. Take roulette for example, even if you're happy with just doubling your money by betting on black or red, zero (or double zero) comes up enough that it is profitable for the house anyway. You can still get plenty of entertainment out of it, because you need to accept the fact you will lose in a casino in the long run anyway.

[aioc]

There's no data to back that because we have seen newbies winning on their first tries but when they tried to learn new methods and strategies they eventually lost their touch, that's how gambling is you never know what's coming, newbie or long time gambler they all have the same chances.
Gambling especially luck-based are game of uncertainty even the so-called best methods will not work, there's no proven method you win or lose but what is sure is the house always win, if you win there are other gamblers who are not as lucky as you.

[Juse14]

Before we actually dive into the world of gambling and carry out gambling, there are several things we must pay attention to first. First understand about gambling, about how the gambling system works and the purpose of gambling itself. Second, first understand the rules of gambling, the terms and conditions. and we need to understand this so that we don't make mistakes when gambling. third and last, first understand the type of gambling that we are going to play and don't let us play carelessly by choosing a type of gambling that we don't understand, because this can allow your money to be wasted in vain.

[Die_empty]

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.

We might argue that luck plays more part in gambling than skills but we cannot deny the fact that skills are very important. You will keep losing until you invest time to study and learn about the operations of a particular game. Casinos know that learning is vital that is why there is always a demo where you can practice with virtual funds instead of real money. 

Know that all casino games are risky, do not use more than the money that you can afford to lose to gamble. It might be what affected you and think it was because you did not understand the game.

I think OP's main problem was ignorance because he explained that he had no experience or skills in the game. But as you highlighted, he should also know that gambling is risky and can lead to consecutive losses. So there is a need to have a gambling budget to control his gambling activities. 

[YOSHIE]

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.

Roulette, a game based on luck, you are lucky about the numbers, you win, unlucky in numbers when the spin stops, you are unlucky, the phenomenon of gambling in this type of unlucky Roulette game does not only come to new players, players whose beards turn white sometimes also often experience bad luck.

If I may suggest to the OP, don't play the roulette wheel type of game, spinning the ball or number wheel, try playing the run and color roulette game, you can bet on brown, yellow or white and you can multiply your bet.
For example:
2X, 4X or 14X depending on the roulette in the casino, different casinos have up to 26X and there are also weapons in the picture.

If you are unlucky in the roulette wheel game, try playing the type of roulette that I mentioned above, most of what I have seen and in my experience have been lucky.

Notes:
Remember, whatever type of risky gambling game, all actions and activities must be thought carefully before placing a bet.

[o48o]

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.

In table games like roulette, most of your problems if you wouldn't understand how to play would come from situations where you are covering everything but zero like betting equally everything in red and black. That won't bring you any profit but you have a small change of losing everything.

It surely helps your gaming experience if you know how to play, but it's hard to bet "wrong" in roulette. Even if you play all on something where you have small changes to get, you would get higher reward if you won.

That being said, i don't play crabs or some other games, as i don't know the rules. Not because i would have higher changes to win if i knew the rules. But because i wouldn't enjoy the game.
But rules for the basic roulette are very easy, and you probably can even learn them by looking when people play for a while.

[danherbias07]

I also played Roulette before and it didn't take me 10 rounds until I stopped playing it. Why? Simply because I don't understand what is happening, not even how the multiplier works. I guess you are right, the lack of proper knowledge about a casino game reduces fun. It's not like I am losing because I got a good multi once and the RTP worked early so I got profits. But still, I don't like the idea of playing a game that I don't understand at all. And, I was too lazy to learn how the game works so I just went back to the old casino games that I mostly used.
I disagree about the increase of chance to loss just because of the lack of knowledge because there are lucky bastards who win the game even though they don't understand what is happening.

I played a game called "sakla" here in our country when I was young and I don't even have any knowledge about it even as I watch it like 100 times. But my friend insisted that he would be the one who would place the bet, he would pick what card might come out, and luckily we won and we bought drinks while playing until we got drunk. I went home with some profits left in my pocket and I woke up still happy. I can say I am one of those lucky bastards.

[maydna]

For me, playing roulette relies on luck, so when we are on a losing streak, we should just stop immediately and move on to another gambling game. For those who are still curious, they will continue playing, but they should be more careful because they could run out of money. We also can't know the pattern of the roulette game, but there may be people who can find it because we don't have the same ability to know the pattern.

You have experienced a defeat that used up your deposit money, and this should be a lesson for you so that you are not too eager to chase victory. And you need to learn self-control to control yourself when playing roulette. Next time, you should not play roulette or other gambling games for too long so you don't immediately spend all your deposit money. You are lucky that you didn't deposit any other amount of money and can immediately leave the casino because many people deposit their money again because they are still curious about their losses.

[topbitcoin]

Yes... Lack of sufficient knowledge about casino games can increase the risk of loss. because this can allow us to play carelessly without going through a proper process and decision. With good understanding and sufficient knowledge, it is not difficult for us to create a strategy so that we can always increase our chances of winning and make better decisions. also reduces the risk.

And I also agree that without sufficient knowledge, our enjoyment of gambling will be slightly reduced. and this can happen because without sufficient knowledge and good mastery of the game, this will create a little doubt when we gamble so that our enjoyment will be slightly disturbed. It's different when we have good knowledge and mastery of the game, then we will always be confident when gambling, so that this can add to the fun.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

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.

There's a saying that "on the first day of doing something you have not done in your life before, everything will look very strange to you." You said it was the first time you were playing roulette, and because you had the one-time experience for that first day, if you had actually held back the urge to bet more, you would not have lost all your deposit. I actually had a similar experience the first time I played Crash, and I cannot even say that I have become very better at playing Crash because I usually experience losses and some minor wins. The compensation I have while playing it is that the game is fun.

[Beparanf]

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.

Actually regardless if you knew the game well or not. There’s no strategy that will increase your winning chance rate because the result is random even if you knew the game well during the time you play.

The only difference can make was you will be cautious on your bet because you knew what’s the probability of winning which means you will avoid risky bet such as direct bet on numbers when playing roulette since it’s very hard to win that way.

[Dewi Aries]

Before we actually dive into the world of gambling and carry out gambling, there are several things we must pay attention to first. First understand about gambling, about how the gambling system works and the purpose of gambling itself. Second, first understand the rules of gambling, the terms and conditions. and we need to understand this so that we don't make mistakes when gambling. third and last, first understand the type of gambling that we are going to play and don't let us play carelessly by choosing a type of gambling that we don't understand, because this can allow your money to be wasted in vain.

For the early stages of involvement or that is to say before someone gets involved in gambling, perhaps first and foremost I would recommend understanding all the consequences that exist in gambling, not only focusing on winning but on the other hand, the name is there is a chance of profit, surely behind it there will always be the possibility of equal or far greater risk. So risk acceptance is the main thing that all gamblers must understand and have, especially those who just want to get involved.

On the other hand you said some good points in terms of other preparations before people get involved, do some research first about what gambling really is, if they have found it then they can consider the purpose of their entry into gambling, because usually it is not uncommon or even many of them come to earn, and that is wrong and will harm themselves, gambling is not a place for anyone to make money but nothing more than an activity to fill spare time because the randomness of the system provided does not allow you to always be able to win. The rules of gambling and how the game works also need to be considered as you said and it is useful to minimize the occurrence of mistakes that should not be made. I see lately it is not uncommon to choose the wrong game, in the sense that they do not know how to play which ultimately makes their money run out very quickly.

[Casdinyard]

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.

The outcome wouldn't have been different if you know what the game brings you but at the same time, there's perks to knowing what the game's mechanics are compared to going in without a sliver of idea how to win and how to lose.

At least when you play with an idea of how to play the game, you get those moments where you realize you could've won, you could've lost, those 'almost a win' moments that really gets you going, instead of wondering why you lost everytime the banker takes your bet off the table. Plus you know when to quit or when to keep going for that matter too. I myself play games I don't know shit about sometimes, but it takes the fun away as you have said cause even when I win, I don't even know on which grounds. When I lose I don't get to have fun cause I don't know why I lost and most of the time I just quit right there and then and take my business to another game that I'm more familiar with. I don't know if that's just me.

[Slow death]

Although I always recommend that people should use the demo game before starting to play the real game, in my case I didn't use a demo account on my first day of playing and the reason was that regardless of what I did, the result would be the same if I was unlucky or if I was lucky. I saw that in the plinko game at that time there was a button written play and there was a number that when the person clicked it seemed to double or triple, at that time I still didn't know that those numbers were what people considered a multiplier, but I was already aware Because gambling games depend on luck to win, there is no strategy that would give me any advantage over the casino

So I just kept pressing the play button for the 5 hours I spent playing, I was lucky to win a lot in the first 2 hours of games, I made 3x of my deposit, but in the remaining 3 hours I had a sequence of losses with small victories that in the end I lost everything I had in my account and gave up playing and I don't regret having gone straight to play instead of using the demo game, because even if I had used the demo game, it wouldn't have changed the result much, it just made me would make me know all the functions of the game, of course knowing all the functions of the game is something very important, especially when we play for fun and want to explore everything that is in the game, but I must admit that gambling games that depend on luck are easily addicting

[Unbunplease]

Although I always recommend that people should use the demo game before starting to play the real game, in my case I didn't use a demo account on my first day of playing and the reason was that regardless of what I did, the result would be the same if I was unlucky or if I was lucky. I saw that in the plinko game at that time there was a button written play and there was a number that when the person clicked it seemed to double or triple, at that time I still didn't know that those numbers were what people considered a multiplier, but I was already aware Because gambling games depend on luck to win, there is no strategy that would give me any advantage over the casino

So I just kept pressing the play button for the 5 hours I spent playing, I was lucky to win a lot in the first 2 hours of games, I made 3x of my deposit, but in the remaining 3 hours I had a sequence of losses with small victories that in the end I lost everything I had in my account and gave up playing and I don't regret having gone straight to play instead of using the demo game, because even if I had used the demo game, it wouldn't have changed the result much, it just made me would make me know all the functions of the game, of course knowing all the functions of the game is something very important, especially when we play for fun and want to explore everything that is in the game, but I must admit that gambling games that depend on luck are easily addicting

The demo mode is exactly designed to entice people. In this mode a person can beat everyone, but in real mode the results may be different. Of course, before you start playing, you need to familiarize yourself with the rules - because even if the game has the same name in different casinos, the rules can differ

[AmoreJaz]

Although I always recommend that people should use the demo game before starting to play the real game, in my case I didn't use a demo account on my first day of playing and the reason was that regardless of what I did, the result would be the same if I was unlucky or if I was lucky. I saw that in the plinko game at that time there was a button written play and there was a number that when the person clicked it seemed to double or triple, at that time I still didn't know that those numbers were what people considered a multiplier, but I was already aware Because gambling games depend on luck to win, there is no strategy that would give me any advantage over the casino

So I just kept pressing the play button for the 5 hours I spent playing, I was lucky to win a lot in the first 2 hours of games, I made 3x of my deposit, but in the remaining 3 hours I had a sequence of losses with small victories that in the end I lost everything I had in my account and gave up playing and I don't regret having gone straight to play instead of using the demo game, because even if I had used the demo game, it wouldn't have changed the result much, it just made me would make me know all the functions of the game, of course knowing all the functions of the game is something very important, especially when we play for fun and want to explore everything that is in the game, but I must admit that gambling games that depend on luck are easily addicting

The demo mode is exactly designed to entice people. In this mode a person can beat everyone, but in real mode the results may be different. Of course, before you start playing, you need to familiarize yourself with the rules - because even if the game has the same name in different casinos, the rules can differ

but for noobs who really don't know how a particular game works, this feature can greatly help him understand how to play the game. on the note of classic games, most of them are actually easy and just need common sense to play. one bet and hit play, and you will understand already the mechanics of the game. but if not, you can easily search now over the net and study how a certain game can be played. even techniques or strategies can easily be found in the net.

and do take note as well that in most casinos, they have info button for each game, and they already have the description with it, the features / bonuses involved and a lot more. explore the game settings as well as they will have that. just look around and you can find a lot of things that are already readily available waiting to be tapped by gamblers.

now, if you think you still have insufficient info about how the game works, you can easily now search in youtube or other search engines about your query. ignorance to any subject is now like a thing in the past because of the existence of internet.

[uneng]

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.

Yes, I also experienced the same thing when I saw crypto gambling for the first time and wasn't aware about Martingale strategy yet. I placed some random bets on dice game, without adjusting anything between bets. I ended losing more than winning and couldn't understand why someone would play that dumb game which doesn't give any winning chances, neither on short run.

Then it was only after a friend teached me how to play using Martingale that I concluded the game made some sense, as it could work for a while being profitable for the gambler, what was really funny. From that point on I had enough knowledge to understand bet size had to be adjusted from bet to bet. Even if you don't want to use Martingale strategy doubling the bet on each loss, you still have to raise it in some percents along your gambling session, otherwise it doesn't make sense to play.

However, personally I don't think you have to use demo mode to learn playing. Of course that is a tool you have under your disposal, and if you feel like it helps you, do it. I just think it's also possible to learn in practice placing low bets such as 1 satoshi as base bet. That was how I learned.