How many times all-in save your bankroll?

[Zigabel]

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

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

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

I don't advice nor do I go all in regardless of what the situation is, this is actually after I suffered a very huge loss some months back because I went all in on a bet so I don't try to do that again after I have had such an experience with the casinos because I feel sometimes the game we see and become to sure of such that we would want to go all in could actually turn out to be the problem for us because we would not be able to recover if we eventually get to loose the whole bankroll after going all in on a game so I don't do such again or even advice people to do such so they don't loose all their funds.

Although a few times it could actually help in that your nay be lucky enough to get to the point where as you went all in your game would just come through and you will most definitely bounce back t ok winning ways and making good money enough gambling.

[ethereumhunter]

Yes, many of us experienced that and losing much money. But some of us learn from that mistake and keep ourselves aways from that experienced. I don't trying to use all-in bet anymore after losing much money before. I think that just makes me becomes emotion and used more money to playing gambling but the outcomes is still the same as before. I already lose much money before and I don't wants to have the same experienced.

Slot is the games that I lost much money and although I still playing slot until now, I don't use all-in bet even if my money is almost runs out. I am trying to limits myself every time I playing gambling to prevent the big lose. But I don't track it because with limitations that I used, that's enough for me to prevents the big lose.

[YOSHIE]

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

So far I have gambled only to the extent of my ability, I have never been forced to bet on the All In method, I have not dared to come to the conclusion of putting all the money on the table, I know the risks of gambling, which basically means they don't let us win once playing any type of game, to be honest I'm not ready to gamble and spend all my money in one play.

Maybe we often see the All In betting method in films, where they judge the cards that are held firmly and win or when you play dice, you are sure that the dice numbers that come out are accurate, For me, the All In bet is a matter of chance, if you lose it's all gone, so at this time I haven't tried to risk all my money in one game.

[junder]

I don't advice nor do I go all in regardless of what the situation is, this is actually after I suffered a very huge loss some months back because I went all in on a bet so I don't try to do that again after I have had such an experience with the casinos because I feel sometimes the game we see and become to sure of such that we would want to go all in could actually turn out to be the problem for us because we would not be able to recover if we eventually get to loose the whole bankroll after going all in on a game so I don't do such again or even advice people to do such so they don't loose all their funds.

Although a few times it could actually help in that your nay be lucky enough to get to the point where as you went all in your game would just come through and you will most definitely bounce back t ok winning ways and making good money enough gambling.

It is true that this action is not recommended, because in my opinion the ratio is not 50/50 but maybe 90/10, the value of losing will be smaller than the value of winning, we must be able to see the percentage that applies in gambling where losing has a greater chance than winning which has a smaller chance, it is also possible that gamblers who carry out actions like this are already at the point of frustration because they do not get the win they want, even though they gamble often but they never get the win.

Even though there is luck that can give us a win, that doesn't mean we have to take big risk actions like this, especially if we can't accept the reality of losing the money that was all in, right? If we do go all in then we have to be prepared for the risk. Losing money that is all in, like it or not, because once the result has occurred it cannot be repeated back to the beginning, don't let the actions taken be regretted, that doesn't mean we have to completely believe in gambling, because gambling can't always give us the right win. with what our hearts desire.

[Ojima-ojo]

as much as it "may" save my bankroll, I have to say that it is still a huge risk and it is more the "damage" than the real gain...
it certainly has been useful in some cases, but in the end this is just a desperate move that is far away from the fundamental concept of money management! I don't think that crazy moves are really useful for gambling.

The chances of saving your bankroll is slime and at some point you will definitely lose everything just in one stride, this is the most frustrating level anyone can get while gambling and also a pointer to uncontrollable gambling which should be checked since it a bad attributes for any gamblers.


Secondly I think at that point where you need to bankroll everything means you are automatically given up and taking a lottery and not betting because it is a one way deal.

[nara1892]

as much as it "may" save my bankroll, I have to say that it is still a huge risk and it is more the "damage" than the real gain...
it certainly has been useful in some cases, but in the end this is just a desperate move that is far away from the fundamental concept of money management! I don't think that crazy moves are really useful for gambling.

The chances of saving your bankroll is slime and at some point you will definitely lose everything just in one stride, this is the most frustrating level anyone can get while gambling and also a pointer to uncontrollable gambling which should be checked since it a bad attributes for any gamblers.


Secondly I think at that point where you need to bankroll everything means you are automatically given up and taking a lottery and not betting because it is a one way deal.

There is no such thing as saving money when it comes to involvement in gambling, or in other words if you are involved in gambling then you are not saving money but you are making your money go further due to allocation to gambling, and simply saving money is when you are not involved in gambling at all. Gambling is always about risk-taking and when you gamble then you have to be prepared to accept the fact of losing at the end of the session when the luck doesn't come at the right time and when you can't control things properly then it's obviously very difficult to achieve balance or to make things okay, because most of the gamblers are more likely to lose large amounts of money.

If we're referring to the idea of saving money then obviously the decision not to gamble is the right one to take, because I think there's very little chance of saving money when you're actively gambling.

[aioc]

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

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

I'm not a risk taker even if I lose a big percentage of my bankroll I prefer to just quit and come back and hope next time luck will be in my favor.

There are gambling days that will not favor you and there are days that you are in a winning run, so if you keep losing, don't lose everything there will be more days to come and who knows the next days it's your time to recover your losses.

[Zadicar]

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

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

I'm not a risk taker even if I lose a big percentage of my bankroll I prefer to just quit and come back and hope next time luck will be in my favor.

There are gambling days that will not favor you and there are days that you are in a winning run, so if you keep losing, don't lose everything there will be more days to come and who knows the next days it's your time to recover your losses.

A must thing to be done but usually most gamblers would really be trying out their best on having that all in kind of approach when doing gambling on which as long they do have that balance then
they would really be trying out to make it big or thinking that they do still have that kind of chance for them to be able to recover and this is something that you would really be having in mind.
I've been on such situation or conditions on which you would really be having that kind of approach that thinking that your next bet would might be a win, this is what pushes you to play
up on having that all in kind of bet on which you would really be having that kind of mindset and this what makes people do ends up on getting that tough condition on losing
everything in the end of line, unless if you are lucky then you might have the chance.

[uneng]

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

I did it sometimes and managed to save my bankroll from losses. Always on dice game with lowered odds to maximize winning chances. It was like a safe emergency bet for me, meaning that even if everything went wrong, I could still save my bankroll by following this strategy, and indeed it worked for a while. However, it's not a sustainable strategy on long run. Inevitably, at some point the all-in strategy made me waste the entire amount of money I could afford to lose, so it ended in loss, anyway.

I don't remember anymore how much profit I made while the strategy was working, because once you lose, everything you want is to forget about everything...
In fact, it's not the kind of strategy I would advise someone to execute, because once it stops working, you will regret a lot for losing all your money in a single shot for nothing. Then you start thinking you could have used that money for longer, through placing smaller bets, and still having some chance to save your bankroll from total loss.

[Juse14]

Supposedly, the losses and defeats that we have experienced can make us aware of the bad behavior that we often do when gambling. In fact, this actually happens the opposite, where the defeat makes us even more curious about gambling. This can happen because there is an assumption that the more often you lose, the closer you are to a big win. an absurd assumption, but many people do it, including me personally... hahaha really stupid. which in the end, instead of getting a big win, actually adds to the losses experienced. And maybe that's why we have to impose limits on the gambling activities carried out, and the money spent on gambling, so that the losses experienced when gambling are at least a little controlled and minimized.

[rahmad2nd]

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

All-in reminds me of the game of poker, I used to really like this game. especially, if we go all-in to bluff our opponent. but now I never play this game anymore, apart from wasting a lot of time, I focus more on other games. For the live casino type, I tend to play Baccarat more. I have experienced many ups and downs, whether it was experiencing a big defeat, or turning around a situation that was initially a loss to gain multiple wins. just like poker, I rarely play this type of game. Now I tend to bet more on sports betting. As for other games, such as slots for example, they are just part of a fad. not to aim for victory, because this game is not related to skill and prediction. however, football involves many variables in researching and analyzing. referring back to your question, all-in reminds me of poker and baccarat players.

For now, I prefer to bet on football. It's just that sometimes the situation is the opposite of what you say. I sometimes go all in on crucial matches, world cups, or matches that I really believe in. although still, the results always involve luck. Well, I will speak based on the gambling I did. so, let's just assume it won the previous 2 singles matches. Well, my bankroll will automatically increase. after that, if I still have other match options that I have researched before. I often bet everything, whether it's my initial bankroll or previous winnings, I bet all-in for a single match. Many times, I suffer defeat because my predictions are wrong.  but not infrequently, I get double the winnings after going all-in. well, for me this is only a problem when we play which involves situations and conditions. For the most part, I'm sure we have a lot of experience related to what we discussed.

[Orpichukwu]

I have tried this out about how many times, but I can't recall if it actually saved me the rest of the time or not. But one thing I'm sure of is that I can't recall how it all ended; I can remember the one in which I was able to lose it all just as I tried to go all in to see if I could win back some of my lost funds. 
 
But going all in is just like trying to empty the bankroll all at once since it's already getting exhausted. There's no time to be playing small and see it drain all down, so trying to go all in most times is mostly out of anger, and you just want everything to end so that you can leave the casino for that day. I actually don't see going all in as a good betting strategy.

[FortuneFollower]

Supposedly, the losses and defeats that we have experienced can make us aware of the bad behavior that we often do when gambling. In fact, this actually happens the opposite, where the defeat makes us even more curious about gambling. This can happen because there is an assumption that the more often you lose, the closer you are to a big win. an absurd assumption, but many people do it, including me personally... hahaha really stupid. which in the end, instead of getting a big win, actually adds to the losses experienced. And maybe that's why we have to impose limits on the gambling activities carried out, and the money spent on gambling, so that the losses experienced when gambling are at least a little controlled and minimized.

Haha, you're not alone in thinking that way, trust me. It's that classic gambler's fallacy, right? Thinking the next one's going to be the big win, especially after a losing streak. It's weirdly optimistic but definitely traps a lot of us into chasing losses. Setting those limits like you mentioned is crucial. It's all about damage control. Recognizing that you're falling into that trap and taking steps to mitigate it is actually pretty smart, not stupid at all. It's about making sure the fun stays fun and doesn't turn into a problem. Keep that self-awareness going!

[Stalker22]

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

In my experience, desperation drove those decisions more than strategy ever did and  the dream is so tantalizing though - one good roll to make it all back and then some! But you are right, it can backfire real fast. 

Now Im trying to take a more measured approach.  Stick to my guns with my initial bets, manage my bankroll carefully throughout.  Slow and steady does win the race after all.  No matter how dull it might feel in the moment, it beats going bust in five second flat.  That defeated, regretful walk away from the casino is no fun at all.

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

Honestly, I cannot say I have a favorite game for all-in bets.  Maybe with dice games, or roulette.  My track record with all-in bets?  Definitely more losses than wins. So I learned my lesson the hard way.

[hedgeh0g]

I made such all-ins for my entire deposit about 3 times throughout my entire gaming career and knew very well what this was leading to, but I continued to do it. The very first time I was just lucky and I won back my all-in, but after some time I decided to bet everything again, I don’t know why, probably because I wanted a quick result to understand whether I would win or lose a large amount of money. So for the 2nd and 3rd time I lost my entire deposit. And so a lot of time passed and I never did such things again. I won’t say that I will never do this, because in gambling you can’t say the word never.

[GideonGono]

I couldn't really count how many times it saved me before, but I am sure that I've experience more lose than win on an all-in bet.
And if my all in bet wins, the next move for me is either I would take a short break and try to start over again or climb up again or bet it all in again till it recover most of what I loss.

[TopTort777]

And if my all in bet wins, the next move for me is either I would take a short break and try to start over again or climb up again or bet it all in again till it recover most of what I loss.

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

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

[sunsilk]

As far as I remember it didn't save my bankroll when I've done all in. And just as the others where've done, the same goes for me and it's with various sporting events plus my favorite e-games as known as esports nowadays.

It is fun but you don't really expect big from it when you're trying to do it. You should be prepared for any outcome because when you're in losing streak, it's possible that your all in is going to be the additional of it.

I won’t say that I will never do this, because in gambling you can’t say the word never.

Yes, we do change and situation changes and that's why you don't say never to do this.

[masulum]

As far as I remember it didn't save my bankroll when I've done all in. And just as the others where've done, the same goes for me and it's with various sporting events plus my favorite e-games as known as esports nowadays.

Haha, indeed most will be like that, All in will probably end everything in one bet and become the last of that gambling session. but i have a real story when all in and save my bankroll, in the past I had an interesting experience when I went all in and got free spins and won more than total deposit, even not a maxwin. Of course, this is extraordinary luck me, and it is not easy to get free spins from the last spin. As far as I remember, I only had this luck once.

[gunhell16]

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

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

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

Honestly speaking, the only thing I often play at the casino is in the slot games category. And that's where I enjoy most of the time, to be honest, and it's also where I experience
a win from time to time at the casino.

But as you say, op, I have never experienced that, and such a thing has never occurred to me, as long as slot games are often played to gamble.
And this satisfied me most of the time I played there.