The Pattern that 99.9% Leads to Bankruptcy: High Rolling on Slots!

[fullhdpixel]

The appeal of gambling is undeniable, but for those who have fallen into a losing situation, perhaps giving them advice to save is really too late.

But through these cases, we realize that we should not make things difficult for ourselves. I myself have also faced the situation of family members getting entangled due to gambling. Since then, I have always been aware of the problem. Even if you gamble, you don't want to get into debt. So I always assume that gambling is an entertainment tool, and if it only brings suffering then it should be eliminated, but the reality is that we ourselves create those things. As well as being aware of responsibility for your own behavior, it can also affect people around you.

No, nothing is too late as long as we are still breathing, or not too old yet. A compulsive gambler can realize his mistakes or current situation but not all can change immediately and there are those who are unfortunate to get stuck on that situation forever. Your experience reminds me of a thread I saw here recently which states that in gambling, a lot of person can get affected, not only the gamblers themselves. They can provide a help or they will also become an addict that will need a help. To have a debt is hard. If we are the type who can easily for fall it, better to just avoid things that are too appealing. Of course one of it is gambling.

[punk.zink]

What I know from the experience of slot game lovers who I know the person quite closely, almost all of them are addicts to this type of game. Several times I accidentally met some of them in a cafe. Though there was a conversation between us, but on the other hand, he also didn't lose focus on the smartphone he was using. I know very well that he was playing slot games at that time because it can be clearly seen from the music of the game and their expressions when they hit the jackpot.

I think what broke them was an addiction that they couldn't overcome, because whatever result they get (win or lose) they don't know when it's time to stop the game. There are times when they are frustrated with the losses they have incurred and this makes them choose to remove the slot game from their cellphone, but that doesn't last long, because when they have money they will re-install the game.

[wheelz1200]

What I know from the experience of slot game lovers who I know the person quite closely, almost all of them are addicts to this type of game. Several times I accidentally met some of them in a cafe. Though there was a conversation between us, but on the other hand, he also didn't lose focus on the smartphone he was using. I know very well that he was playing slot games at that time because it can be clearly seen from the music of the game and their expressions when they hit the jackpot.

I think what broke them was an addiction that they couldn't overcome, because whatever result they get (win or lose) they don't know when it's time to stop the game. There are times when they are frustrated with the losses they have incurred and this makes them choose to remove the slot game from their cellphone, but that doesn't last long, because when they have money they will re-install the game.

That's the issue with most gamblers.  They have no exit criteria so they will gamble until they are broke.  That is the type of player casinos are looking for.  The more they win the more they are willing to risk.  Gambling should be entertainment something you do for fun every once in awhile but unfortunately that's not the way.  I kmwo way too many people like the one you described.

[punk.zink]

That's the issue with most gamblers.  They have no exit criteria so they will gamble until they are broke.  That is the type of player casinos are looking for.  The more they win the more they are willing to risk.  Gambling should be entertainment something you do for fun every once in awhile but unfortunately that's not the way.  I kmwo way too many people like the one you described.

What amazes me is that they sometimes ask for advice as if they wanted to show that they had the intention to repent but it seems like it's all just an outburst of their anxiety because all the advice seems to be fruitless. I also like to gamble, but I have never been in their position because there was a bad experience in the past that could have prevented me from becoming an addicted gambler. Though I told my friend about that bad experience with the hope that it can be used as a lesson, it remains a useless piece of advice.

[stomachgrowls]

What I know from the experience of slot game lovers who I know the person quite closely, almost all of them are addicts to this type of game. Several times I accidentally met some of them in a cafe. Though there was a conversation between us, but on the other hand, he also didn't lose focus on the smartphone he was using. I know very well that he was playing slot games at that time because it can be clearly seen from the music of the game and their expressions when they hit the jackpot.

I think what broke them was an addiction that they couldn't overcome, because whatever result they get (win or lose) they don't know when it's time to stop the game. There are times when they are frustrated with the losses they have incurred and this makes them choose to remove the slot game from their cellphone, but that doesn't last long, because when they have money they will re-install the game.

That's the issue with most gamblers.  They have no exit criteria so they will gamble until they are broke.  That is the type of player casinos are looking for.  The more they win the more they are willing to risk.  Gambling should be entertainment something you do for fun every once in awhile but unfortunately that's not the way.  I kmwo way too many people like the one you described.

They would really be having those exit considerations on the time that they would really be experiencing those issues on which this is something that would really be just that so normal when it comes to this one.
It is really just that normal and this is the main reason on why gambling industry is really that profitable due to this kind of very common type of behavior on which this is something that will really be considered out
to be a typical situation or condition i must say. We arent that blind on how gamblers do mess up themselves on trying out to look with those kind of patterns and strategies.
This is something a never ending approach in speaking about trying to seek with those strategies and other stuffs and things. You would really be finding yourself getting wrecked if you do
continue this kind of behavior.

[southerngentuk]

The tendency of streamers  to increase their bets, regardless of the outcome.  This behavior is driven by a cognitive bias called the "escalation of commitment." A gambler on a winning streak.  They believe that a higher bet will yield a proportionally larger win, chasing the "high multiplier" you mentioned.  This is a classic case of the escalation fallacy – the mistaken belief that past actions influence future outcomes.

The same logic applies to losing streaks.  Streamers, fueled by a desire to "level up their game" or recoup losses, might increase bets hoping for a quick turnaround.  It's like a gambler throwing good money after bad, hoping to chase away the losses.

Smart gamblers understand the limitations of chance.  They set win and loss limits, and more importantly, stick to them.  Watching a streamer with x2 their bankroll lose it all due to escalating bets is a cautionary tale.

[Sandra_hakeem]

It all begins with the x100 - x1,000 minimum bet that they usually do. For example, I usually bet $0.1/spin, and then x100 - x1,000 means that I bet $10 - $100/spin. That's stupid! One guy took a loan with his house as collateral for $5,000 only to lose it in a few hours.

what works for one person might not work for another.. This is just a strategy that was procreated by those self-acclaimed gambling professionals; it may have worked 7 out of 10 times they tried, but that isn't enough prove to assume it already as a strategy. I'd say - The guy was fooled and he fell for it, without having a second thought.

High rolling in slots is quite dumb in my opinion, since the probability of hitting the x100+ multiplier is too low...

People don't understand this fact.; once they see these multipliers from the last round of the game, they'll definitely wanna try with a bigger stake, hoping to have a come back.

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

[Chikito]

In the past week, I've been watching confessions and sad stories of slot players on YouTube. How did they lose everything, from a motorbike, house, cars, gold, and savings, just to play slots? As a player myself, I can't fathom how this game sucks away so much money and forces people to ruin their lives in a relatively short time. I remember one of the guys got wrecked in less than a week. I thought slots would only ruin someone's life if they were a regular customer and played every day without taking a piss or something.

The reasons may vary from person to person, such as chasing losses, greed, emotions, etc., but the next step they took is all the same, i.e., betting way more than usual. It all begins with the x100 - x1,000 minimum bet that they usually do. For example, I usually bet $0.1/spin, and then x100 - x1,000 means that I bet $10 - $100/spin. That's stupid! One guy took a loan with his house as collateral for $5,000 only to lose it in a few hours.

High rolling in slots is quite dumb in my opinion, since the probability of hitting the x100+ multiplier is too low. Thus, the most feasible strategy is to maximize your number of spins instead of going for YOLO. Thus, if you REALLY need to do martingale shit or progressive betting for whatever dumb reason, 5x from your usual bet is your maximum.

I just experience a week ago by bet $0.2/spin on Sugar Rush pragmatic slot. I just have remaining capital of $2. but with that time, I just won $50 and withdraw $30 and left $20 to play again. but (maybe I bit greedy) I raise from 0.2 to $1, afterwards I lose that all, and get a lesson if we want play the slot, better to just play minimal bet, so the capital it doesn't run out quickly, and have the chance to multiple it again.

[mu_enrico]

I just experience a week ago by bet $0.2/spin on Sugar Rush pragmatic slot. I just have remaining capital of $2. but with that time, I just won $50 and withdraw $30 and left $20 to play again. but (maybe I bit greedy) I raise from 0.2 to $1, afterwards I lose that all, and get a lesson if we want play the slot, better to just play minimal bet, so the capital it doesn't run out quickly, and have the chance to multiple it again.

That's an unusual style of play
Usually, people use the entire $50 if they want to increase the bet. But you only had $20 left and tried to do $1 per spin... Well, it's only 20 spins, so unless you have godly luck, your balance will deplete rather quickly.

[traderethereum]

I just experience a week ago by bet $0.2/spin on Sugar Rush pragmatic slot. I just have remaining capital of $2. but with that time, I just won $50 and withdraw $30 and left $20 to play again. but (maybe I bit greedy) I raise from 0.2 to $1, afterwards I lose that all, and get a lesson if we want play the slot, better to just play minimal bet, so the capital it doesn't run out quickly, and have the chance to multiple it again.

That's an unusual style of play
Usually, people use the entire $50 if they want to increase the bet. But you only had $20 left and tried to do $1 per spin... Well, it's only 20 spins, so unless you have godly luck, your balance will deplete rather quickly.

That is because they thinks that they will have a chance to wins in the next rounds but they do not thinks how if their money runs out quickly. But for a wise gambler, they will not use $1 per spin but they will use the smallest bet per spin so they can spin more and will have a chance to win.
But that will not increase their chance to win because playing slot games depends on their luck. Without luck, they will hard to win.
It is normally when gambler use $1 per spin but they must knows that will not makes them gets luck.