Double your money and quite

[shasan]

Yes, that is how it works.

At the end of the day the main thing we've had for a long time they will continue.

I don't think gambling is going anywhere, and that's why more and more generations of people lose all their money to gambling.

It's just how the game works.

You are right at the end of the day main reason for 0 for our gambling as at the end most of our people become losers usually people lose and win on gambling but in the final result maximum of our people loser and there is almost no no excepttion. So, there is no chance to make double and triple and then stop gambling.

[mirakal]

Yes, that is how it works.

At the end of the day the main thing we've had for a long time they will continue.

I don't think gambling is going anywhere, and that's why more and more generations of people lose all their money to gambling.

It's just how the game works.

You are right at the end of the day main reason for 0 for our gambling as at the end most of our people become losers usually people lose and win on gambling but in the final result maximum of our people loser and there is almost no no excepttion. So, there is no chance to make double and triple and then stop gambling.

The chase of doubling our money, if not always, but most of the time, only leads to 0. Instead of winning some and taking it home, we go home empty and broke. That is true, as I experienced that before I realized this was a stupid idea and we can't be greedy in gambling. The more we spend time gambling, the more it takes our money.

If we want this not to happen to us, then we must learn how to control ourselves and our gambling behavior. If ever we are given a chance to win, we don't need to assume that there is more because luck never stays long enough to keep us winning, as we just lose if we continue. 

[Jody.Drummer]

The chase of doubling our money, if not always, but most of the time, only leads to 0. Instead of winning some and taking it home, we go home empty and broke. That is true, as I experienced that before I realized this was a stupid idea and we can't be greedy in gambling. The more we spend time gambling, the more it takes our money.

If we want this not to happen to us, then we must learn how to control ourselves and our gambling behavior. If ever we are given a chance to win, we don't need to assume that there is more because luck never stays long enough to keep us winning, as we just lose if we continue. 

I agree with wanting to get more or still being curious about what has been done is something that I think should not be done, although there will definitely be a temptation or a strong pull from gambling that can attract us to continue gambling, but this will not happen if we have a good mindset, but unfortunately there are very few gamblers who have a good mindset so that they can take advantage of the victory that is already in front of them.
There have been many cases of victory that have been lost again just because the gambler followed his desire to win again when he had won, and I think from the many cases like that we should be aware that victory in gambling is not certain and not easy to get, so what must be done is to limit the gambling that is done so that everything is okay, for example by knowing when to stop.

[nara1892]

Yes, that is how it works.

At the end of the day the main thing we've had for a long time they will continue.

I don't think gambling is going anywhere, and that's why more and more generations of people lose all their money to gambling.

It's just how the game works.

You are right at the end of the day main reason for 0 for our gambling as at the end most of our people become losers usually people lose and win on gambling but in the final result maximum of our people loser and there is almost no no excepttion. So, there is no chance to make double and triple and then stop gambling.

Yes, in general we can probably conclude that the majority of gamblers are losers. I think that if the object of victory in gambling is not money, then I think it is unlikely that the game will change a person's character, which is because it is quite difficult to really ignore the situation when you have just won a big win, the increase in domain will really make you feel very confident and have high confidence that there is something much bigger if you continue.

And actually that sense of confidence and hope is what ultimately makes gamblers losers, in the sense that they will be emotional or disappointed when they finally lose or when the amount of winnings they have previously won is lost again.

[nullama]

~snip~
Yes, in general we can probably conclude that the majority of gamblers are losers. I think that if the object of victory in gambling is not money, then I think it is unlikely that the game will change a person's character, which is because it is quite difficult to really ignore the situation when you have just won a big win, the increase in domain will really make you feel very confident and have high confidence that there is something much bigger if you continue.

And actually that sense of confidence and hope is what ultimately makes gamblers losers, in the sense that they will be emotional or disappointed when they finally lose or when the amount of winnings they have previously won is lost again.

Yeah, the casinos know this and they try to create this massive fantasy of being rich only if you stay a bit longer.

There is a massive gambling culture or tradition as well, full of myths and things like that.

People think that machines are supposed to give you money after a certain amount of plays and things like that.

In reality, we humans are pretty bad with probabilities and that is why we try to explain what happens with all sorts of magical explanations.

[betswift]

Yes, that is how it works.

At the end of the day the main thing we've had for a long time they will continue.

I don't think gambling is going anywhere, and that's why more and more generations of people lose all their money to gambling.

It's just how the game works.

You are right at the end of the day main reason for 0 for our gambling as at the end most of our people become losers usually people lose and win on gambling but in the final result maximum of our people loser and there is almost no no excepttion. So, there is no chance to make double and triple and then stop gambling.

If you will put some limits on your sessions and be responsible + lucky, it's possible, really, albeit with small odds of success You will have fun nevertheless if you spend the money you are willing to spend for a commodity of sorts - entertainment, which gambling provides.

[nullama]

~snip~
If you will put some limits on your sessions and be responsible + lucky, it's possible, really, albeit with small odds of success You will have fun nevertheless if you spend the money you are willing to spend for a commodity of sorts - entertainment, which gambling provides.

The thing is that the odds of getting a lot of money from gambling are so small that you might as well consider them to be zero.

Of course a lot of people struggle with the concept of probabilities and odds, etc, and the feeling of having a chance of becoming rich is worth the ticket price for them...

But make no mistake, most people making money in gambling are the owners of the casinos.

[Fredomago]

The chase of doubling our money, if not always, but most of the time, only leads to 0. Instead of winning some and taking it home, we go home empty and broke. That is true, as I experienced that before I realized this was a stupid idea and we can't be greedy in gambling. The more we spend time gambling, the more it takes our money.

If we want this not to happen to us, then we must learn how to control ourselves and our gambling behavior. If ever we are given a chance to win, we don't need to assume that there is more because luck never stays long enough to keep us winning, as we just lose if we continue. 

I agree with wanting to get more or still being curious about what has been done is something that I think should not be done, although there will definitely be a temptation or a strong pull from gambling that can attract us to continue gambling, but this will not happen if we have a good mindset, but unfortunately there are very few gamblers who have a good mindset so that they can take advantage of the victory that is already in front of them.
There have been many cases of victory that have been lost again just because the gambler followed his desire to win again when he had won, and I think from the many cases like that we should be aware that victory in gambling is not certain and not easy to get, so what must be done is to limit the gambling that is done so that everything is okay, for example by knowing when to stop.

True, only few can really adopt the system and stay with their set strategy and limitation, those kind of experienced gamblers will managed to get something out from the house, just take your win when opportunity opens and not to push and aim for more to assure that you'll gain and enjoy with that decent amount of profits.

Just need to work on your emotions and try harder to keep that focus to avoid being drag by greed or by fear that may developed during your sessions.

[Lannakosa]

True, only few can really adopt the system and stay with their set strategy and limitation, those kind of experienced gamblers will managed to get something out from the house, just take your win when opportunity opens and not to push and aim for more to assure that you'll gain and enjoy with that decent amount of profits.

Just need to work on your emotions and try harder to keep that focus to avoid being drag by greed or by fear that may developed during your sessions.

Doubling is a good goal, but it seems to me that it does not work that way, if there is a game balance, let it be $100, we know that this is our money that we contributed for gambling, this will be the starting point, and everything that will be earned above that can be withdrawn at any time we want, (the minimum withdrawal in the casino will probably also play a role). And setting a goal of exactly x2 for withdrawal is difficult, because it may take a lot of time. And sometimes the player starts with losses and thinks about at least winning back what they lost, in which case they don’t even think about withdrawals.

[nara1892]

~snip~
Yes, in general we can probably conclude that the majority of gamblers are losers. I think that if the object of victory in gambling is not money, then I think it is unlikely that the game will change a person's character, which is because it is quite difficult to really ignore the situation when you have just won a big win, the increase in domain will really make you feel very confident and have high confidence that there is something much bigger if you continue.

And actually that sense of confidence and hope is what ultimately makes gamblers losers, in the sense that they will be emotional or disappointed when they finally lose or when the amount of winnings they have previously won is lost again.

Yeah, the casinos know this and they try to create this massive fantasy of being rich only if you stay a bit longer.

There is a massive gambling culture or tradition as well, full of myths and things like that.

People think that machines are supposed to give you money after a certain amount of plays and things like that.

In reality, we humans are pretty bad with probabilities and that is why we try to explain what happens with all sorts of magical explanations.

Well that's it, a winning situation can really make a gambler lose his mind and eventually get caught up in the shadow of wealth by trying to hold on a little longer as you said, but I would say that it will only be possible for people who respond to victory excessively.

Excessive self-confidence and high expectations can certainly make a gambler feel great, feel that they can control the game, when in fact it is nothing other than a strategy of the system implemented by the casino so that gamblers are more excited and have no doubts whatsoever to become more aggressive, in the end regret will always be something that is certain to happen.

Therefore, this is the reason why an understanding of opportunities and risks must really be possessed by a gambler, you must know and understand what you are facing.

[nullama]

~snip~
Well that's it, a winning situation can really make a gambler lose his mind and eventually get caught up in the shadow of wealth by trying to hold on a little longer as you said, but I would say that it will only be possible for people who respond to victory excessively.

Excessive self-confidence and high expectations can certainly make a gambler feel great, feel that they can control the game, when in fact it is nothing other than a strategy of the system implemented by the casino so that gamblers are more excited and have no doubts whatsoever to become more aggressive, in the end regret will always be something that is certain to happen.

Therefore, this is the reason why an understanding of opportunities and risks must really be possessed by a gambler, you must know and understand what you are facing.

I find it quite interesting, because if you actually calculate the odds, then the best move is to simply not gamble as you will most probably lose money.

But in real life, there are so many people that completely ignore this and think that they are going to win.

I think there's a different way of thinking when taking risks, and people simply ignore the odds and just hope for the best when gambling.

[FortuneFollower]

~snip~
If you will put some limits on your sessions and be responsible + lucky, it's possible, really, albeit with small odds of success You will have fun nevertheless if you spend the money you are willing to spend for a commodity of sorts - entertainment, which gambling provides.

The thing is that the odds of getting a lot of money from gambling are so small that you might as well consider them to be zero.

Of course a lot of people struggle with the concept of probabilities and odds, etc, and the feeling of having a chance of becoming rich is worth the ticket price for them...

But make no mistake, most people making money in gambling are the owners of the casinos.

Yep, that's why I think it's better off thinking about the trill and entertainment that you had while gambling responsibly, rather than the profit at stake.

[Fredomago]

True, only few can really adopt the system and stay with their set strategy and limitation, those kind of experienced gamblers will managed to get something out from the house, just take your win when opportunity opens and not to push and aim for more to assure that you'll gain and enjoy with that decent amount of profits.

Just need to work on your emotions and try harder to keep that focus to avoid being drag by greed or by fear that may developed during your sessions.

Doubling is a good goal, but it seems to me that it does not work that way, if there is a game balance, let it be $100, we know that this is our money that we contributed for gambling, this will be the starting point, and everything that will be earned above that can be withdrawn at any time we want, (the minimum withdrawal in the casino will probably also play a role). And setting a goal of exactly x2 for withdrawal is difficult, because it may take a lot of time. And sometimes the player starts with losses and thinks about at least winning back what they lost, in which case they don’t even think about withdrawals.

The level of risk compared to the potential earnings things and factors that you needed to consider, though like what I've mentioned only few who can really practice this kind of strategy, gambler who already earn decent experienced when setting up their set targets and limitations, they are good in managing the risk and taking the responsibilities to make that quick stop whenver they already reached whatever target they place on both profits and loses.

[mirakal]

True, only few can really adopt the system and stay with their set strategy and limitation, those kind of experienced gamblers will managed to get something out from the house, just take your win when opportunity opens and not to push and aim for more to assure that you'll gain and enjoy with that decent amount of profits.

Just need to work on your emotions and try harder to keep that focus to avoid being drag by greed or by fear that may developed during your sessions.

Doubling is a good goal, but it seems to me that it does not work that way, if there is a game balance, let it be $100, we know that this is our money that we contributed for gambling, this will be the starting point, and everything that will be earned above that can be withdrawn at any time we want, (the minimum withdrawal in the casino will probably also play a role). And setting a goal of exactly x2 for withdrawal is difficult, because it may take a lot of time. And sometimes the player starts with losses and thinks about at least winning back what they lost, in which case they don’t even think about withdrawals.

The level of risk compared to the potential earnings things and factors that you needed to consider, though like what I've mentioned only few who can really practice this kind of strategy, gambler who already earn decent experienced when setting up their set targets and limitations, they are good in managing the risk and taking the responsibilities to make that quick stop whenver they already reached whatever target they place on both profits and loses.

A gambler who knows their limitations finds gambling as a sort of entertainment, but those who are not find greedy and guilty of being a chaser. Of course, we all wanted to win, but it is a different story if we let our greed control us. Because I'd never see any problem, or it was hard to accept small wins when we know that is only the amount we get. Doubling our money is not impossible, but gamblers must know that we are not in the position to gain such assurance as we are still reliant on luck. 
In the end, we still have hope, but we never assume all the things we want will happen in real life. 

[LUCKMCFLY]

Responsible people will have fun by putting up some limits and have their self-discipline intact even will small sums, in my opinion. Sure, we won't win big, but we will have a feeling of thrill nevertheless, which should be the point of it

Yes, and in fact we should see the game as a business, where the money Coming in, even if it is small, because in the end it is that, income, and that is transformed into a positive balance , which at the end of the day is all that is sought, there is no other way, of course, to reach that level we must see the game as fun and as a business, if you control money it is the guarantee of never falling into an addiction, and that is the main thing about this, knowing how to enjoy without going through bad moments, because of pressures, because of stress, there is nothing but one thing that Can turn a good Activity into a nightmare.

[FortuneFollower]

Responsible people will have fun by putting up some limits and have their self-discipline intact even will small sums, in my opinion. Sure, we won't win big, but we will have a feeling of thrill nevertheless, which should be the point of it

Yes, and in fact we should see the game as a business, where the money Coming in, even if it is small, because in the end it is that, income, and that is transformed into a positive balance , which at the end of the day is all that is sought, there is no other way, of course, to reach that level we must see the game as fun and as a business, if you control money it is the guarantee of never falling into an addiction, and that is the main thing about this, knowing how to enjoy without going through bad moments, because of pressures, because of stress, there is nothing but one thing that Can turn a good Activity into a nightmare.

Yep, the stakes are high when you start taking gambling as something more than entertainment. Thoughts about it shouldn't get better of us

[Fredomago]

A gambler who knows their limitations finds gambling as a sort of entertainment, but those who are not find greedy and guilty of being a chaser. Of course, we all wanted to win, but it is a different story if we let our greed control us. Because I'd never see any problem, or it was hard to accept small wins when we know that is only the amount we get. Doubling our money is not impossible, but gamblers must know that we are not in the position to gain such assurance as we are still reliant on luck. 
In the end, we still have hope, but we never assume all the things we want will happen in real life. 

Exactly, it's more on your luck and if you manage to do so better to have that good self-will to stop and quit, following your greed or being dominated of your own greed will risk everything it's timing and it's your own decision making that will lead you not just been entertain but making some decent earnings from your gambling session.

Keep it in mind that setting your expectations and allowing yourself not to over exceed will let you both satisfy your desire and bonus to enjoy some profits from gambling.

[Baki202]

Exactly, it's more on your luck and if you manage to do so better to have that good self-will to stop and quit, following your greed or being dominated of your own greed will risk everything it's timing and it's your own decision making that will lead you not just been entertain but making some decent earnings from your gambling session.

Gambling is luck and also depends on how you want it to be, your mindset matters a lot, and you can just quit just because you feel you can quit just like that, and you can not just say you want to quite easily, especially for those that are already addicted, and even with that if you want to quite you can quite there is nothing difficult their to do. except if you don't want to stop then that is a different case because even the ones who are addicted won't have much of a choice but if they still need help then they will get help, quitting will be determined by how hungry you are for it, the figures will not make them quite eventually am sure they will get tired of the whole thing.

Keep it in mind that setting your expectations and allowing yourself not to over exceed will let you both satisfy your desire and bonus to enjoy some profits from gambling.

Even if you win every day you won't be satisfied with the win you will always want more and that is exactly how it is, and all is because of the expectation and when your bet is still active you will want to pay a lot of attention so that you will know if you still have a chance to win because not everyone has the chances to again and if the chance of winning is ruin then is just for you to accept it that way.

[ethereumhunter]

The level of risk compared to the potential earnings things and factors that you needed to consider, though like what I've mentioned only few who can really practice this kind of strategy, gambler who already earn decent experienced when setting up their set targets and limitations, they are good in managing the risk and taking the responsibilities to make that quick stop whenver they already reached whatever target they place on both profits and loses.

If they can calculate or thinks about that, they will not trying to risks their money from using the money to playing gambling especially double their money. They know that they will not have a big chance to double their money instead just lose their money and that can be bigger than they thinks. If a gambler have their experience before about losing too much money for doubling their money, they should not trying to do more and realizes that they must use the money they can afford to lose to playing gambling. They should forget their plan to double their money and just playing gambling because they only want to have fun in gambling. That will be better for them as they will not lose too much money and can control themselves while they also manage the risks and responsible with their gambling activity.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

The level of risk compared to the potential earnings things and factors that you needed to consider, though like what I've mentioned only few who can really practice this kind of strategy, gambler who already earn decent experienced when setting up their set targets and limitations, they are good in managing the risk and taking the responsibilities to make that quick stop whenver they already reached whatever target they place on both profits and loses.

If they can calculate or thinks about that, they will not trying to risks their money from using the money to playing gambling especially double their money. They know that they will not have a big chance to double their money instead just lose their money and that can be bigger than they thinks. If a gambler have their experience before about losing too much money for doubling their money, they should not trying to do more and realizes that they must use the money they can afford to lose to playing gambling. They should forget their plan to double their money and just playing gambling because they only want to have fun in gambling. That will be better for them as they will not lose too much money and can control themselves while they also manage the risks and responsible with their gambling activity.

It's not a crime, or perhaps; a bad thing to play gambling with the sole intention of making money, but it's absolutely wrong to become so obsessed with making money from gambling, and this will often lead many gamblers to setting unrealistic targets, which one of those is like it is with the subject of this thread.

I am not saying that it's impossible for one to double his or her money in gambling, what I am saying is that, this should not be the primary or even secondary target of a gambler, as such target will often lead to miscalculated bets which often will lead to nothing but loses and more loses.
Such wins that brings about the doubling of one's money is a type of winning that should come naturally on its own, this way, one doesn't have to lose too much chasing after it.