How many times all-in save your bankroll?

[piebeyb]

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.

I also experienced the same thing as you, after all if you look at the statistics of the casino games you play directly you will see that the number of your losses is more than your wins, can we call that a game that is probably fair, I don't think that's true really fair, that's why I can never believe in a game that is likely to be fair in casino games even though there are seeds that we can verify, for example, dice games or other casino games, in the end the dealer will always win and beat us, they will take our money Also, gambling must be understood that gambling should not try to make money let alone recover losses because it will never work.

Even though there may be a possibility that we can win when we go All-in with all our money on one last bet, it could also be 50% - 50% luck, so it's no different from gambling that relies heavily on luck like slot games, I'm not a slot gambler but I I've never tried gambling because it's difficult to win against the bookie. I think what makes more sense is that gambling on sports betting makes more sense and avoids cheating where we might be able to win against the bookie.

[Coin_trader]

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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.

I think it depends on what will be the bankroll status after the all-in bet. Usually people really slow down if they are already in huge loss while all-in bet makes them breakeven due to the intensity of that last bet. Only few people will follow up another greedy bet after the feeling of assurance for being on breakeven after a messy losing situation.

In my experience, I usually stop immediately my gambling and call it a day because there’s nothing good can come to you for continuing the gambling if you are already resorted to a one time big time bet for recovery. Most of the time, the greediness part that you said will happened to people that already in adrenaline rush that cause losses.

[Reid]

Keno, medium risk. I really love that game although it is too long to make some profits because of the lower multiplier that it offer. But you can go all in here with a big chance to get x2.00 with just 4 numbers in a 9 chosen numbers.
But if you want a safer bet then go for 10.
I play this game with higher amounts because I've experience a good winning streak here and I think I will keep on going until I see a bad streak.

[leonair]

I'm not a type who like to do all in bet no matter how much is my remaining bankroll.
I'm a type who play small bet, usually few percent of my remaining balance as this way I can enjoy my gambling and it will not lead me into lose with my whole balance in single bet.
So I have no experience with all in bet that save my bankroll but as long as I know those who like to play all in bet prefer to bet on low house edge game such as dice, blackjack, or other games they like.

Me too I always bet small amounts that never go up to the bankroll amount. and I don't know what the bankroll is for me  For those who take gambling seriously and try to make an income from gambling or who take up gambling as a profession, understanding and being careful with the bankroll may be very important. But for those who use gambling only for fun purposes for a short time, the bankroll amount will never touch

[Slow death]

In my case I went all in a few times but they were always in sports betting, when for example I set $30 as my budget for games in a week and then I lose to the point of only being left with $2, at that moment I select a bet mutibet and I go all in, I put the 2$ in a mutibet with many games so that I can test my luck, if I win, then I would have more than 200$, but every time I lose, but that doesn't make me sad because those 2$ I consider lost money, since I deposit money in the casino, I immediately get it into my head that the money I put in the casino is money that I can afford to lose and it won't harm me.

From my experience, gambling despite being a lot of fun, we always have to know that we could lose everything. So when we put money into the casino, we have to be aware that it is money for us to play and that we will lose everything and that the only profit we will have is the fun we will have during the time we are playing. Of course there are very lucky and very skilled people who manage to win a lot to the point that even when they go all in they manage to win a lot of money.

Last year there was a very lucky guy who won a lot of money. These are the good parts of gambling:

The biggest lottery jackpots of all time

Lottery player scoops £1.1 billion in one of the largest payouts of all time

A US lottery player has won $1.58 billion (£1.18 billion) in one of the largest hauls of all time.

The unnamed player bought the ticket in a Florida supermarket and won the rollover jackpot against odds of one in 300 million. Players in the Mega Millions game select five numbers that must be matched against a gold “mega ball”.

“It’s entertaining for our players and all of us to see the Mega Millions jackpot roll to what looks like an all-time game record,” a spokesman said.

source: https://www.standard.co.uk/news/world/biggest-lottery-jackpot-winners-billions-mega-millions-b1099663.html

When people go all in they are hoping that they will be able to get it right and win a lot of money and that is something normal, in games of chance we always have to look for big wins by putting in little money. but of course we always need to manage our money well and only play with money we can afford to lose

[retreat]

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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?

I've been all-in my bankroll 3 times, 2 times ending in victory and the last ending in tragic defeat. I went all-in too because I thought that money wasn't that important either - if it was a win then thank goodness, but if it was a loss then it was my bad luck. But the more I get here, the more I think that going all-in on my bankroll isn't really worth it and is just a waste of money. And it's better for me to restrain myself and save it for the next gambling.

[Synchronice]

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?

Dice and crash games are my favorite for making an all-in bets. I was playing dice on freebitco with x100 wager and doing multiple bets, for example: I roll 1 satoshi until I win (max I bet 90 times), if I don't win, then I increase my bet up to 2 satoshi and roll it until I win (max 90 times again) and so on. I had moments when I went up to 20, 000 satoshis and I lost my 90th bet again and then I made all-in, and won 0.05 BTC. So, yes, I gained more than I lost but I was almost sweating on my last roll.
I also often use the same strategy on crash games because I learnt from other gamers and slow and steady wins the race on crash games but instead of x100, I set my target up to x2000.

[TopTort777]

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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.

I think it depends on what will be the bankroll status after the all-in bet. Usually people really slow down if they are already in huge loss while all-in bet makes them breakeven due to the intensity of that last bet. Only few people will follow up another greedy bet after the feeling of assurance for being on breakeven after a messy losing situation.

In my experience, I usually stop immediately my gambling and call it a day because there’s nothing good can come to you for continuing the gambling if you are already resorted to a one time big time bet for recovery. Most of the time, the greediness part that you said will happened to people that already in adrenaline rush that cause losses.

I have different experience. I did that myself and saw how others gamble until the moment they realise that they are way down from deposited amount, and all of a sudden a stupid idea of "going all-in and trying to win back everything that was lost in a single bet" appears in the head Often amateur do that. They dont realize that if they fail before, they wont get extra luck for all-in bet. I used to do that when I was much younger. But now my vision on gambling changed. I would rather not go all-in at all, but leave what is left and return later with new deposit

[Bitinity]

I did all in bets several times but I lost most of them. Perhaps the one that I remember when an all in bet save my bankroll was when I played in duelbits. At that time I played slot normally, started with $300 bankroll but unluckily my bankroll dropped to $100 quickly. With the $100 remaining balance, I decide to buy bonus feature in slot game and luckily it gave me around 16x return so my balance boosted to $1600.

[len01]

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

sometimes I do this but very rarely in roulette games or Crazy Time but when the budget is only around $5 remaining and my reason for going all in is not to recover losses but just to try my luck on the remaining budget I have.
even though this is legal to do, in my opinion it is not recommended for anyone to do this if they are not prepared to lose the remaining amount of the budget they have and it is better to use the remaining budget to bet the next day.

maybe I've forgotten a little what the best amount was when I went all in, but as far as I remember in the CT game, I bet all in on the bonus and got a multiplier of around 25x.
but lately I rarely do it because I'm a bit busy with real work so I rarely access casino games.

[DiMarxist]

I remember when someone played all-in bet in one of our local sports betting hall and he was also saying that it is also go-all-bet. And he loss big amount of money which he regreted for using all the money that was remaining in his hand to play only one single game and lost all. All in bet is very dangerous and risky instead the situation is, it is better to split the money and bet differently unless the money is not big enough to bet twice.
And one thing I also know is that we should not chase our loss because that can lead to another great loss that you might not forget in your life.

[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.

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!

And I also agree with what you said, that gambling can be a trap that is difficult to get out of. And it is quite important for us to be able to recognize dangerous patterns and set limits so that we are protected from even greater losses. Self-awareness is the main key in maintaining and maintaining gambling so that it remains enjoyable and safe, without causing significant losses or other negative impacts that are bad for our financial balance and lives. Admitting mistakes that have been made while gambling, and taking steps to improve everything for the better so that it doesn't lead to serious problems.

[Mahanton]

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!

And I also agree with what you said, that gambling can be a trap that is difficult to get out of. And it is quite important for us to be able to recognize dangerous patterns and set limits so that we are protected from even greater losses. Self-awareness is the main key in maintaining and maintaining gambling so that it remains enjoyable and safe, without causing significant losses or other negative impacts that are bad for our financial balance and lives. Admitting mistakes that have been made while gambling, and taking steps to improve everything for the better so that it doesn't lead to serious problems.

Limit and moderation is everything or something that you would really be needing to have once you do step your foot into the field of gambling because once you dont have this kind of moderation towards yourself and with your spending then sooner or later you would be finding yourself at such great trouble specially when finances is already that been depleting out.It would really be that something crucial if we do speak about self control
on which most  gamblers would really be able to experience this stuff on the time that they would be doing gambling. Going all in bets is a solid indication that you are already that out of control with your bankroll
on which it is really that a common sign that you are gradually that getting addicted to it. Therefore, it would really be just that right that you should really do know on what you are doing.

Budget up a specific amount of bankroll with your gambling sessions and its not bad to have that all in in the last line, the important thing on here is that you dont really add up some deposits on the time that you would really be busting it all 100%. Limit and moderation would really be always the key or something which is really that important.

[DaNNy001]

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 know how reliable this technique is but I sometimes only resort to this when I know am ready to actually lose everything or agreed that luck should play its course. Sometimes gambling can turn from having fun to stress consuming especially when the results you are hoping for isn't actually coming and this can make a gambler go all in despite knowing that it's involves him risking everything.

[Japinat]

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 know how reliable this technique is but I sometimes only resort to this when I know am ready to actually lose everything or agreed that luck should play its course. Sometimes gambling can turn from having fun to stress consuming especially when the results you are hoping for isn't actually coming and this can make a gambler go all in despite knowing that it's involves him risking everything.

You'll only feel the stress when you are seeing that your bankroll has been slowly depleted, it's not a good sign as that only says you lack patience, and because of you eventually become desperate, you wanted to end your session by doing all in on your bet. And guess what? if you win, you'll still continue to gamble and no doubt you will lose in the long run. See, when you are indiscipline, that will never save your bankroll as you don't only gamble once, your mind is already condition to gamble more and it's expected to loss due to bad bankroll management.

I read a lot of articles and there hasn't been a all in bankroll management, it's always about taking a percentage of your bankroll per wager.

[dothebeats]

Plenty of times! I sometimes click on raise bet to buy free spins on slots without knowing that I maxed out my bankroll. I effectively doubled or tripled my money on that one occasion which prompted me to stop playing for the day and be satisfied with the win. There are also times out of frustration due to loss streaks that I click on all-in just to be done with the game. Lo and behold, I get the win and continue to play until I get back from my original bankroll 

[el kaka22]

None. Whenever I go all-in, that means I am losing it and I am not going to make any money at all. I have zero luck when it comes to those type of returns, because it is not really that profitable for me to even attempt that. Which is why I just end up playing with regular amount of money at regular intervals and if it ends then it ends. Meaning, if I am betting 5 dollars per bet, I do that when I have 100 dollars in my bankroll, and same when I have last 5 dollars too, doesn't change anything at all.

This is why I believe that we are not going to get anything different for me, if it works then it works. Usually I do not make any changes because that way even though I end up with a loss again, at least I do not make any mistakes at all, it is the same thing for me all the time.

[shasan]

Honestly, in the past, I have always done this action because by betting, all I have is the desire to return previous losses but I remember where I lost more than won even though it was in football betting and some in dice or crashes.
Now just think that the action is always careless because you want to catch up with the loss so don't do it anymore for now, it's much better to play normally than to be allin on a certain game even though you imagine is lucky.

I agree with you that when we have a loss and we want to recover our losses instead of playing normally then we may get more losses and we may not be able to recover the lost fund as at this point our loss reaches the peak. So, undoubtedly we should play normally instead of trying to recover all losses at a time.

[Natsuu]

Plenty of times! I sometimes click on raise bet to buy free spins on slots without knowing that I maxed out my bankroll. I effectively doubled or tripled my money on that one occasion which prompted me to stop playing for the day and be satisfied with the win. There are also times out of frustration due to loss streaks that I click on all-in just to be done with the game. Lo and behold, I get the win and continue to play until I get back from my original bankroll 

This is pure luck held me some man!  Well that's the risk that we must take in gambling. Otherwise if wee let it miss, then we basically losses the opportunity to make money on that same day. Really it just takes guts to risk it all to zero of your account that if you lose you may get into debt, but if you win and continue, you may get back to breakeven of your betting account.

On my experience, I just accept the loss for the day. Come back the next day it may give me another opportunity. No hate, but this is just what works for me. Because for me casino is always be there, so no need to rush to get back on my original cash amount. I take my time.

[goinmerry]

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 have done this several times already not because of the deteriorating bankroll or losses but mostly because my starting bankroll hasn't even improved in several hours of playing. For example, starting bankroll was $100 and let's say after 6 to 7 hours of playing (of course with breaks), the bankroll just yielded a total of $120-$150.

A profit is a profit, yes. But I consider that as a total waste of time as nothing happened after long hours of playing.