Double your money and quite

[Alphakilo]

What do you think of this method?
Is there anyone among you who does it?
Give us one of your winning strategies, of course if that is possible.

I like your methods but it is a quite a risky one. If you do this consistently assuming that you have been taking records, have you been able to double your money more times or did you notice your losses increase? I have done it but not in the matter of frequency with which I think you do it. My winning strategy is to bet on a game of luck, if I win, I withdraw my winnings and leave the site. If I lose, I do the same thing. There are times when I take out my profit from my winning and play again, it is favourable sometimes and it is not some other times. But it is the game, the house edge doing its thing.

[STT]

Simple solution would be good at the game you play like Poker though a tournament doesnt allow you to quit until the end exactly but ideally you know and love the game you play most and so its always enjoyable even if not profitable.    

Otherwise the best method is simplicity, take the simplest risk to double your cash and you either succeed or you dont.   Bet it on red and you win or lose, dont kid yourself over complicated ideas of how to change this fundamental basis to your risk rewards.   I only say this from personal experience you can overcomplicate a bet, run out of time possibly or just expend too much time and effort dont get yourself in a twist you cannot defy gravity.   Competitive games vs other players might be the ideal as then your odds can be extremely good with your greater experience though this varies on the day.

[ralle14]

I've used the same method back then, frequently switching to a new casino every other day and i'd say it becomes risky depending on what kind of games you're going to play.

From my experience, it's not that different from most strategies that can hit or miss since it still relies on luck.

It may not very well apply in crypto since there are only a few crypto casinos that are reputable. If you hop from one casino to another because you won $100 each from them, you may end up in a scam casino soon.

As for now while there are only a few Bitcoin casinos, we are trying our luck on the same casino because we don't want to end up being scammed over and over. But sure its a good strategy.

As long as OP takes the time to do a quick search on the casino he plays, he could easily avoid the questionable casinos. We now have a lot of websites that do crypto casino reviews, and I think he'll eventually move on to another strategy before he runs out of reputable casinos.

[Unbunplease]

Of course, it is reasonable to set a certain limit of winning and find the strength to withdraw from the game when this limit is reached. However, excitement and basic greed often lead to the violation of the previously made plan - and often this leads to unfortunate consequences. A successful streak is sooner or later interrupted

[Julien_Olynpic]

I wouldn't call it a method or a strategy. This is simply the player's desire to make a profit. This does not say anything about how the doubling of the original bankroll will be achieved. Having said that, I have no doubt that sometimes doubling will be achieved. This is quite possible and does not contradict the probabilities. But along with this, there will be many periods when the player will simply lose his bet. And there will be many more cases of bet loss. Much more than the player can imagine. Where it leads? Capital will slowly melt away and this trend will be interrupted only by rare cases of winning. As a result, you will lose not only money, but also time. Even if you have a series of results where the number of wins is equal to the number of losses, this will not save you, because the bankroll is much more sensitive to losses than to wins.

[Nrcewker]

Doubling the balance? Are you serious dude. It has huge risks. In order to double the amount you have, you will have to take very huge risk. It’s not at all easy to double the money that you have. I am sure many average gambler like me will think of making 1.25x the money in a single session. If we think up making more than this, we might end up busting the whole bankroll. It’s really take guts to gamble like this. Hats Off OP.

[Poker Player]

What do you think of this method?

It's not bad, and if you follow it, it is part of good responsible play. You are going to bet a certain amount, and if you lose it, you don't bet any more. If you win, neither, you take the money and leave (contrary to some people who think they are "on a roll" when they win, and continue betting to lose everything and more).

Is there anyone among you who does it?

Generally no, because I don't play casino games much, but when I do, it's something like you do.

[pinggoki]

How's it going for you then OP? Is the gambling any good? Are you getting a constant profit? Because from what I understand in all of this is that you're goal in gambling is to profit and not to have fun and it's unlikely that you're ever profiting from gambling because the odds are stacked against you and there isn't any way that you can do a gambling for profit if you're really good at gambling with an emphasis on really good because you need those skills. In the case that you're really good too, I don't think that you're going to want to quit the moment that you've doubled your initial amount of money, you got to remember that you can do more than just doubling the money, with the skill, double is probably the least that you can do.

[Reid]

That's a nice method/strategy. That means you have a plan and all you have to do is follow that plan and it will probably be fruitful. But let us also be honest, it's difficult to follow this kind of strategy once you are there. $100 is your example but there are gamblers who will feel like the lucky strike is near so they will deposit more thinking they will make it to the RTP and all the money will be given back.
But, if you follow this plan then it just means you are a responsible gambler and I applaud you if you could keep it that way.

[moneystery]

what you are doing is a method commonly used by responsible gamblers, where they will set a limit before playing and have set a goal at a certain point and then leave if they have reached it. it is an effective method for those who want to gamble but don't want to get addicted or lose their money because of it. although at first it will be a little difficult for gamblers to be able to set their limits and be responsible for them. however, if they are consistent and responsible for the limits they have set, over time it will become a habit which will make gamblers responsible for their bankroll.

[Awaklara]

What do you think of this method?

The results might be good if you can be consistent with your strategy or plan. More gamblers can't do this when they enjoy the game too much and forget their original plans because of the comfort and fun of playing.
Limiting the amount of money you can bet is indeed a good step. but when you get several wins that give you an advantage, maybe you will also think about continuing to play.
It is not easy to double our money in gambling, you have to increase your gambling activities if you want to know gambling situations that you cannot actually plan properly.

[Hypnosis00]

If we all are able to control our greed, it is not impossible but unfortunately, what really happens the most is that when they win at their first bet, they even want more and double their next bets without thinking if that bet will lose and that will be their last bet in the day.
If we all have that kind of mindset, I am certain that nobody went home with an empty wallet but sadly, it never happens in real life.
Urging ourselves to become a responsible gambler is definitely a good idea. We know that luck never comes all the time which is why if it comes, we never think it stay long and forever as it will be over in a short period of time.

[qwertyup23]

What is interesting here is that even if I win, I stop and do not deviate from the scope of the plan. In such situations, especially when winning, the gambler may become greedy, and this may change the course of the game   .

What do you think of this method?
Is there anyone among you who does it?
Give us one of your winning strategies, of course if that is possible.

I find your strategy worth noting given that you have the means of controlling your urge when your money runs out.

The problem with most gamblers is that they seem to have unrealistic goals whenever they try to gamble. They always think that they will win the jackpot, which is far from reality, given the odds are always against the players. If you have an allocated budget for the day in gambling, then stick within the budget.

It is recommended also that you set a threshold from both your winnings and losses. If you know when to stop after winning or losing, then you can prevent any excess expenditure and greed from your part.

[taufik123]

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The problem with most gamblers is that they seem to have unrealistic goals whenever they try to gamble. They always think that they will win the jackpot, which is far from reality, given the odds are always against the players. If you have an allocated budget for the day in gambling, then stick within the budget.
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Such goals are even quite common, expecting a jackpot on their first gamble.
I also thought about jackpots at first, but when doing various kinds of gambling and betting,
I began to realize that my desire would not be achieved because the gambling system would be different, and we could not guess or manipulate.

Opportunities will always come, jackpots will always come out for players who are indeed lucky.

[Apocollapse]

Actually that's should be followed by every gamblers, know when to stop and control yourself.

There are still many gamblers can't control themselves, when they lost all of their bankroll, they will deposit more money. When they already earn some good amount of money, instead of withdraw it, they choose to gamble in order to earn more. But it's not go to what they think, they lost all of their money.

[Crypt0Gore]

Hi everyone,

The way you play, which we can consider your playing strategy, plays an important role in determining your profit or loss, like other factors.

For me, when I play, I enter with the intention of double the amount of money and stop. This method may be followed by some people, and I do it sometimes. I determine the amount of money that I will gamble with, for example $100 and I try to get $200 and leave the casino or site if the plan worked  very well. If I am unlucky, once I lose $100, I will leave without adding a penny. What is interesting here is that even if I win, I stop and do not deviate from the scope of the plan. In such situations, especially when winning, the gambler may become greedy, and this may change the course of the game   .

What do you think of this method?
Is there anyone among you who does it?
Give us one of your winning strategies, of course if that is possible.

I do this all the time, but for many people it's easier said than done, they start doing it with ease but they can't keep up as their desire catches up with them, I do stop when I win even less money, assuming I risk 20 dollars and I earned $35 I can quit, or if I get lucky and that money turned to $300 I will quit.

It doesn't matter how small or big, a win is a win and also a good reason for me to stop, I have mastered this act and it favors me, what I have learnt about gambling is that the little time you spent on them makes it worthwhile than spending too much time on gambling.

Always have a stopping plan when you win and when you lose, be brave to walk away and try again another day, by the way, it is not do or die, find other means to survive.

[Mauser]

What do you think of this method?
Is there anyone among you who does it?
Give us one of your winning strategies, of course if that is possible.

This is a viable strategy and if it works well for you then there is nothing wrong with it. The only problem that I see is that it might lead to you risky more money than you where initially comfortable to lose. Your strategy always reminds me of that english guy who sold his house to bet everything he had on one single roulette spin to try and double up. The video should be still up on youtube because it was so long ago and the guy is a legend. Nothing wrong with trying to double up and Roulette is a pretty good game for that. My gambling strategies are usually focused on a fixed losing amount instead of a fixed winning amount that I want to reach. This helps me to control my money that I could lose in gambling during a losing streak. Also, my gambling strategies are based on a martingale approach. I try to make sure that with one good bet I can recover all my previous losses.   

[Mr. Magkaisa]

Doubling the balance? Are you serious dude. It has huge risks. In order to double the amount you have, you will have to take very huge risk. It’s not at all easy to double the money that you have. I am sure many average gambler like me will think of making 1.25x the money in a single session. If we think up making more than this, we might end up busting the whole bankroll. It’s really take guts to gamble like this. Hats Off OP.

          -   Yes, I seem to remember something about the Ponzi scheme: double your money in 3 days. That OP doubles his money on gambling. That's why the risk is so high, and it's not easy to do in the reality of playing gambling. Although sometimes, when you're lucky, it can happen.

That's why you have to enter the eye of the needle first, or you have to beat a lot before experiencing that; it's just that it's hard to do, and I don't know how the OP will do that.

[Strongkored]

What do you think of this method?

I'm not saying it's a method, but it's a way for you to control yourself from gambling and stick to a predetermined budget whatever the outcome, so that when you win you will take it and stop, likewise when you lose, everything will stop without adding to it on that day, and if the gambler can If you consistently do that, you will be able to continue your gambling as a long-term activity because the money used is within your budget

Is there anyone among you who does it?

Surely many gamblers do it, but the important thing is how to do it consistently because sometimes players find it difficult to stop whether they win or lose.

Give us one of your winning strategies, of course if that is possible.

No strategy can provide continuous profits in gambling, maybe in the short term or when you use the strategy only occasionally, but in the long term it is impossible because if there is a gambling strategy that provides continuous profits, the casino will go bankrupt, because all gamblers will use this strategy and more people will be rich, so any strategy will enable you to win and lose and accept it because gambling is how to accept wins and losses.

[Coin_trader]

Doubling the balance? Are you serious dude. It has huge risks. In order to double the amount you have, you will have to take very huge risk. It’s not at all easy to double the money that you have. I am sure many average gambler like me will think of making 1.25x the money in a single session. If we think up making more than this, we might end up busting the whole bankroll. It’s really take guts to gamble like this. Hats Off OP.

          -   Yes, I seem to remember something about the Ponzi scheme: double your money in 3 days. That OP doubles his money on gambling. That's why the risk is so high, and it's not easy to do in the reality of playing gambling. Although sometimes, when you're lucky, it can happen.

That's why you have to enter the eye of the needle first, or you have to beat a lot before experiencing that; it's just that it's hard to do, and I don't know how the OP will do that.

I don’t consider gambling that is closed to Ponzi since you have an option on gambling to stop on your target profit if you don’t feel to gamble anymore besides he has a lot of time to that and have the ability to decide where to place bets compared to ponzi that your money is literally to the operators hand when you made already the deposit.

Gambling is entertainment purposes while ponzi is a scam tool which you don’t have anything to do than wait. OP strategy sounds like Ponzi but they are not similar because he has freedom to quit or adjust his target based on his preference.

I’m doing this target profit when gambling but the percentage is not fixed since I use different amount for bankroll. The higher the bankroll means the lower my target percentage profit to minimize risk.