How many times all-in save your bankroll?

[btc_angela]

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?

Card games for me, like baccarat, and I will do YOLO, once my bankroll is down to 10 %, beat everything, if I win then I will double it or at least make it 3 successful run. Or will bet on a single number on roulette, greater risk, bigger reward and faster way to bounce back as the return is x36.

So others might not understand this way of betting, not offense to them them for those who comment that they don't do this kind and call it reckless betting. But this is gambling and so there is a big risk that you will either win back everything and go home.

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[South Park]

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?

Probably too many to count, while this may sound irresponsible for some, this is not really the case, no limit holdem is known for its aggressiveness and the bold moves you can pull on your opponents, so going all-in is not that rare and in many cases it is the right call to make, obviously if you get your timing wrong and you go all-in when your opponent has the nuts, you will be immediately called on your move and you will lose the hand and all your chips, but a timely maneuver like this could allow you to double or even triple your stash, so if you get it right this is a great move to make.

[$crypto$]

I haven't gone all in but the one fascinating story I have read about someone who went all in and won is Ashley Revell. He sold all everything he owned and traveled to Las Vegas and bet it all which was  US$135,300 (about £76,840 at the time) on a single spin of a roulette wheel and won. I have never had the courage to go all in. Someday I will be crazy enough to do this.

I wouldn't dare to have to sell all my belongings and then risk it all for one round and be able to win so this is quite crazy what he did, what about us, are we willing? Of course not, I would think twice about doing something that big.

They may be lucky because they won a round in roulette, try if we ourselves who try to bet a large amount certainly will not have the same fate, what if that day is unlucky for us? Then you will be more emotional with a sense of stress, anger, regret.

[Ojima-ojo]

Some times that temptation to always do more than your bankroll will always be there, and at times the outcome may end in the gamblers favor or against him if he happens to lose the last bet, but then at some point those risk pay off always and at that we need to also give it a second thought as a positive attributes.


Most of the times we need to those last shot to save our previous lost bankroll and at that we accept the positive outcome and also be able to beat the negative outcome when it happens.

[Gallar]

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Betting all in with all the money you have has the potential to win and can cover any losses you experienced previously. However, the risk of greater losses is no less great. So when you do all that to recover your losses, indirectly you also have the risk of making your losses bigger. Therefore, I personally very rarely spend my money (All in) when carrying out gambling activities. Because this has a much higher level of risk. So I personally prefer to enjoy gambling slowly, even though I am in a losing position in gambling. Because if I insist on returning all the losses I experienced while gambling. Then I used all the remaining money I had and bet (All in). It feels like it will tire my mind a little. So I personally prefer to gamble casually, whatever the conditions.

Because I personally don't mind running out of money when gambling (money that I specifically allocate for gambling). Because this money is definitely cold money. Apart from that, what I know is that sometimes many people experience big losses when gambling which results in their money running out (because of All in). So after seeing many examples, I don't want to go all in (All in) in gambling activities. Maybe quite a lot of gamblers have succeeded in making big profits by using all their money when gambling (All in). However, maybe because this is not my gambling style, as a result I am a little uninterested in using the All in technique. So I prefer to gamble with small amounts of money, but I gamble often. Because gambling is a very enjoyable entertainment. So for example, I run out of money to gamble, before I receive another salary from where I work or from my personal business. Of course I will stop gambling. Because of course I will wait first to have cold money and of course I will get this cold money when I get a salary from where I work or from the income I get from the business I own. Therefore, I personally prefer to play casually when gambling (not all in).

[Assface16678]

Well, yeah I also does all-in in my gambling, I've done it several times nut of course not all is good or a win, but all of thise all-in is played in card games, like poker, baccarat and etc, I don't do luck based casino games like roulettes or skot machines, I do card games because I believed that if you are good with these games then you can increase the chances of winnings or more likely you can win by outsmarting your opponent or the house banker, and I do all-in if I'm confident with my card or analysis I don't just do YOLO or betting all I have in just one round without a reason, I've never done that, all my all-in is came up because I saw a chances of winning, but like I said it will not always go on your way. Do I still do that all-in thing? Yes, of course, especially now that I have multiple side jobs, I can sometimes have the confidence to do all-in, but of course my funds for gambling are extra money, so it's okay if I lose as long as it does not affect my financial state.

[Mr.suevie]

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 have done this countless times and some times the reason why I do is not even because of low bankroll but due to the fact that my time is also consumed and plus you can take all day trying to fatten your bankroll once more so I just go in with the last scraps to see if it does come through and most of the time it works and while sometimes its the opposite.

[Wexnident]

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Rarely? I've done it a lot iirc, there were times where I was just tired so I just went yolo in crash, my go to game when I want to finish stuff. I always try to go over and beyond so it usually ends up crashing most of the time lol. There were instances that it crashed at the beginning yes, but there were a lot of times where it at least went x2 or even x3 but my greedy ass just wanted to keep it going for more so yea, here we are with only a rare few moments of me actually getting money back from all in bets.

[betswift]

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?

Going all-in to rescue a sinking bankroll is certainly one of the boldest moves. There's something about the mix of skill and luck. However, my record is a mixed bag – a couple of dramatic comebacks and a few lessons learned the hard way. Do you find the potential payout worth the risk compared to more conservative strategies?

[Cantsay]

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

The only time I go all out is when I have a little balance left in my bankroll and feel it’s time I stop playing that’s when the intrusive thought of placing everything at once comes into my head.

As for my stats, I have lost a whole lot of the games that I’ve gone all out on - the ones I managed to win I still put them all in because the thought of stopping has already been planted in my mind so having some balance left means that I’ll be revisiting my account in a short time so I’ll just have to clear out everything before moving on. More losses than wins have been recorded so far for me.

[robelneo]

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?

That's a risky move and you're lucky that you have done that several times, I only did this twice and all the others time my bankroll was dropped, I always tried Crash games because of the huge multiplier.
You always think to try a big risk when you think you are on the brink of losing all your bankroll because you are already comfortable with your losses you just want to take a crack.
And sometimes it pays off but in my case, it blew up.

[nara1892]

All in cannot be used as a way to save money because obviously this is an action that is usually done based on desperation because something does not happen according to expectations, and that means desperation is done without any consideration that leads to preventive action but you feel like you are tired of the situation you are experiencing and take action or make decisions such as all in which in the end will make you feel more disappointed, especially when losing.

So this is not an action that leads to budget savings because obviously actions based on desperation are usually done without making any considerations that ultimately make the situation worse, and the profit you managed to get is actually nothing more than a "coincidence" where luck comes at the right time, so don't think that all in can save you, because what is feared and worried is that there is a possibility for you to take the same action someday because you hope to get the same victory as now.

[passwordnow]

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.

Usually, with my all-ins they're like my last bet and that's the YOLO thing and it serves as my indicator whether I'd continue or not. So, with that last money that I'll be putting to an all-in, that gives me the idea if I win then proceed but if I lose then that's the answer and sign that I should stop. I don't use all-in to recover my losses because that's somehow won't make sense to me when that's how I see how it should be done.

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

Sometimes they're on the dice but at most times, I want to see it slowly moving through sportsbetting and whenever I want to keep up with any games and that's my last money, I'd go on with that bet and will just go all in if I still have got some money left and there's no problem if I won't win because usually I am expecting it to just get done and will lose because that's what I feel when I've got my last money to gamble and typically, they're just there to make me do my last losing bet.

[danherbias07]

That's super dangerous, I don't do that. I mean, I don't go all-in but there are times I would increase my bet because my thoughts are I should be receiving an RTP for the amount of losses I made. So, I do increase my bet to like 3 to 4 times and bet it on a Plinko game at high-risk mode which has x120 as the highest multiplier. 11 lines in high risk.
The funny thing is, I always get it. But this is because I am down for like x500 amount so I am assuming that the system is just giving back what I lost.
A very tough decision that needed a lot of courage and somehow I was right with my expectations. I think this is why we are lucky on online gambling because RTP exists unlike how it goes with physical casinos.

[Nwada001]

Yes, I have gone all in before, which later turned out to be a little success for me. Like that very day, I almost emptied all my bankroll to the extent that I broke my wager limit trying to hit something big that I could recover, until I was left with very little money, and I almost lost hope of getting anything out of it again. 

I later decided to try out the wheel of fortune to see if I could make a fortune out of it. Low and behold, I was lucky to hit a hard trick, which gave me more than 10x the wager amount if I remember correctly. I had to stop there for a moment and then do my math, and I realised that I was no longer on the losing side; I just had to take a break and call it a day.

[SamReomo]

I have done all-in a few times and all of those times I got my bankroll emptied. I don't suggest all-in to anyone because it's the most dangerous bet that someone makes, if you win you recover your losses but if you lose then you made another huge loss.

Most of the times I make multiple bets of $1-$5 then doing any bet of $100 or $500 because I know that losing $1-$5 bet is accepted as long as you are playing and enjoying but losing $100 to $500 bets isn't accepted by most who are at my level. I always do small bets and that's why I don't face huge losses in betting.

[Ojima-ojo]

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Rarely? I've done it a lot iirc, there were times where I was just tired so I just went yolo in crash, my go to game when I want to finish stuff. I always try to go over and beyond so it usually ends up crashing most of the time lol. There were instances that it crashed at the beginning yes, but there were a lot of times where it at least went x2 or even x3 but my greedy ass just wanted to keep it going for more so yea, here we are with only a rare few moments of me actually getting money back from all in bets.

few times we all have done this and why we are say motivated about this is that, the most cases the bets always comes out as winning and become a point of confidence for us to always use the entire bankroll to stake the bet.


But we should also remember the pain of losing our entire bankroll in just one shot, this could trigger up something more dangerous in the gambler if after developing such pattern of betting a d then become consistent loser, this could be worst and can turn to case of addictions.

[Yatsan]

Whenever I'm in profit, I now tend to secure it and to take a pause gambling for that day. The reason to this is to avoid being greedy of wanting for more and end up losing everything afterwards. This is not an easy practice, it'll take time for you to realize and actualize that taking profit is important. I do the same thing when I'm continuously losing perhaps 5-8 times of my bet. I am taking a pause and will just accept that I'm unlucky for that day and there is still tomorrow or other day to find my luck and to win back my loss.

But ofcourse I've been before an all-in bettor such that my bankroll for that day should be either lost or in profit so I was betting all of it to wrap the day. And there is only a few times that I won using my last money to a last bet, and if I remembered it correctly those are only 3 times in my whole gambling career. Honestly, it is not a heakthy habit or practice which is why I used taking a pause or stop, as a resolve if things are not going in accordance of my bets.

[betswift]

Whenever I'm in profit, I now tend to secure it and to take a pause gambling for that day. The reason to this is to avoid being greedy of wanting for more and end up losing everything afterwards. This is not an easy practice, it'll take time for you to realize and actualize that taking profit is important. I do the same thing when I'm continuously losing perhaps 5-8 times of my bet. I am taking a pause and will just accept that I'm unlucky for that day and there is still tomorrow or other day to find my luck and to win back my loss.

But ofcourse I've been before an all-in bettor such that my bankroll for that day should be either lost or in profit so I was betting all of it to wrap the day. And there is only a few times that I won using my last money to a last bet, and if I remembered it correctly those are only 3 times in my whole gambling career. Honestly, it is not a heakthy habit or practice which is why I used taking a pause or stop, as a resolve if things are not going in accordance of my bets.

Your method is not only cool but also a valuable lesson in selfcontrol and long term thinking in the world of gambling. I really admire your approach to gambling. It's a smart strategy to combat greed and the temptation to chase bigger wins, which can often lead to losing everything.

[Darker45]

I've done this a lot of times and in so many games. I've done this in online gambling and in real-life gambling. I admit this is, of course, a wrong strategy. This is a rough way of doing gambling, but sometimes my patience also runs out and I'd rather risk the rest of my money to either recover everything once and for all or finish the gambling session.

I've done this in dice, poker, blackjack, and even sports betting. But I cannot anymore tell whether this is effective or not as far as my record is concerned. I've done this for so long already. What I can tell is that there were times I was saved and there were times I lost everything.