Double your money and quite

[iv4n]

What do you think of this method?
Is there anyone among you who does it?

I will agree with other members, if you can stick with this method it's great. Your game of choice is important as well, many times I made x3, x5, or even more playing slots and some in-house games, but I wanted more and I got busted. For some of us, it's hard to stop when we are winning...
For me, it's hard to keep a cool head all the time, and even though I promise myself that I would stick to some patterns I usually forget about that and go back to slots. And slots are double-edged swords, they can give, but most of the time they are taking.

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

Well, tell me a game and I will share some strategies. Betting on sports is different from spinning slots, we can't compare poker and table card games... each game is different and asks for a different approach. In the end, the element of luck is always present... without luck, we will probably end up on a loser's side.

[alani123]

This is a plan that even if executed perfectly will lead you to losing your entire balance 55% of the time. House edge on casino games is around 5% on most games or a bit lower but if your goal is a 2x and you lose more than half of the times overall you are losing money.

So all in all the house edge is pretty tough on being a winner in the long run. Of course having a max loss set and then leaving without second thoughts is a good practice because this way you can control impulses and not have to worry about losing money you can't afford.

[South Park]

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.

Those are your only two options, you either double your money or you leave the casino without a single penny? To me I think it is better to also try to limit how much you could lose, so if for example you have lost 20% of your capital then you reduce the size of your bets a 20%, this will reduce the rate at which you lose your money and at the end of the night you may still have some money left even after a bad session, which seems a little bit better than losing it all.

[SamReomo]

It's not a good strategy at all because with this strategy most gamblers will end up losing everything. It can be a good strategy for lucky gamblers but the ones who aren't lucky may not get good results by following this strategy.

[rachael9385]

Setting a target that is twice as high as your initial deposit is kind of tempting, though you could just make a 2 odd stake to arrive at you target if you become Lucky, but if you aren't, then that should be the end of gambling for that day. Applying this strategy can be tempting in the sense that, if you decide to make a little stake untill you even get to a 50% profit I'll advise you withdraw and leave the casino or site, else the overall outcome could be a loss. Gambling outcome is not always accurately predictable, so when you make  a profit from you  bet, it better to appreciate it and consider it a profit from and call it a day, because you're not going to be always lucky.

[Ojima-ojo]

It's not a good strategy at all because with this strategy most gamblers will end up losing everything. It can be a good strategy for lucky gamblers but the ones who aren't lucky may not get good results by following this strategy.

Everyone can be lucky at anytime and since we are 100% aware of the risk associated with it we all just play and leave the rest to luck and chance's but regardless of what the outcome of the game is, we should be able to have fun since we don't put ourselves under pressure of any kind.


But from the perspective of the ops I thinh he makes more emphasis on the profits merging from a bet, this strategy can be call hit and run, since you leave at once win you hit your luck, but what happens when the outcome outcome becomes unfavorable may be when the gambler loses?

[Stepstowealth]

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.

At least you would get to know exactly what you want and in that way, play without having loss or anxiety in mind.
I like this strategy. Very straightforward and precise and it wouldn't make one lose so much funds because I don't think the kind of gambling games you play is one that such win wouldn't be possible at once.

For me, although I hardly gamble, I may be tempted to stake half the amount after winning the double price you do set for yourself and perhaps try like three other times more, incase I have had unsuccessful attempts out of greed and hoping to get a lucky break.
I do take breaks after maybe losing after three attempts of having staked a game and consider it one elixir for better insight when gambling and trying not to lose much more than anticipated.

[FortuneFollower]

Your approach to gambling with a clear strategy and discipline is definitely commendable! Setting a specific goal and sticking to it, whether in wins or losses, helps manage the risk and keeps the gambling experience enjoyable without letting it get out of hand. This kind of discipline is something many strive for but can find challenging to maintain, especially in the heat of the moment.

As for my strategy, it closely mirror yours, entering with a set limit and a clear exit strategy. It’s about knowing when to walk away, which is crucial in ensuring gambling remains a fun and controlled activity rather than a stressful endeavor

[Cantsay]

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.

It sounds easy to achieve until you actually put it to play.

By the way, how do you allocate each bet? I mean, how much do you stake? Because I know that if you were to make a deposit of, let's say, "$100" and your aim is to just double it and leave, you won't just go all in. So how then do you do it? 20 cents, 10 dollars, or 5 dollars?

The reason I asked the question above is because the amount allocated to each bet will play a big role in the duration you're going to stay online gambling.

[Slow death]

This is a good way to manage your bankroll, I would even consider it an efficient strategy if certain conditions are always met. I'm talking about the person being able to choose good games and having a good history of profit, that way in the long term that person will be profitable, but bankroll management must always be followed, if that person, for example, starts with 10$ and makes a simple bet, then things will become difficult since in games with odds of 2.00, both teams are very evenly matched and the chances of making a mistake in the bet are much greater, so using this strategy using simple bets with odds of 2.00 will result in a high risk of failing and losing all your money

This strategy would probably work for multibet bets with moderate odds and where there were few games in the parlay that could have odds of 2.00. Even so, it would be risky, it's not like having a guaranteed victory, so then the person could use the strategy of taking all the profit and betting everything again, until 3 cycles were completed, this way if the person had 3 consecutive hits they would have a good bankroll and would start placing the same initial bet amount. for example, a person has $10 and bets on a 2.00 odds game and wins, keeps $20, then takes the $20 and bets on a 2.00 odds game and wins $40, then bets the $40 on a 2.00 game of odds and win $80 and then you can place $10 again on each bet of 2.00 odds. this way the person will have a good bankroll and even if they lost, they would have lost $10

[Oasisman]

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 did this method several times before, especially when I need to buy something, but it was not in a consistent basis. Most of the time I still bet further even if I already doubled my money with the wins I get from my bets.
Sometimes I end up losing everything including the capital, and sometimes I stop at the exact amount of my capital most especially when I just had a good amount of winning and then the casino took it back because I can't stop betting and wanting to have more winning. Nevertheless, it is a good method thought to keep yourself from losing too much in gambling, because that winning amount could possibly be taken back by the casino if you choose to continue, It happens most of the time.

[Huppercase]

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.

Your method of gambling is what many people do in gambling including myself. What you are doing is gambling risk management, you don't want to make another bankroll once the first one has been existed. My bankroll are not peg to just allocation, what I'm doing is in a particular time frame maybe a week, I make my deposit and use that to gamble continuesly and when it's time to withdraw, I take everything out, that's how I hold myself accountable for all money spent and withdraw from gambling.

Some gamblers also use monthly bankroll and gamble with that money for whole months, in the process that they loss everything halfway, they don't deposit anything again even though the game looks promising to gamble or maybe a quick one they can wager money on, they don't make any deposits again till next month and this way helps you and prevent you from imprudent gambling ways.

[Wexnident]

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I do the same. Just that I don't exactly have a goal, e.g. to get double, triple, or even just get back how much I lost in the last session. Pretty much the ultimate end goal is to spend everything, but if there's leftovers once I'm tired of playing I just leave it to sit there till the next session. I usually place greed out of my mind, especially with the countless of times that I've lost all my winnings when I tried to win more lol so technically what I do isn't a winning strategy, just a simple plan to spend a set amount.

I've also done sometimes one all in bet in a few sessions, won some lost some.

[NurseHub]

I believe this method can be possible if you're just gambling for fun. 
Double money and quit have a low chance of winning.
It takes only a lucky day to get one win, or maybe you get a code from a reliable source, then you can gamble with much confidence.
With what I see in the gambling world, I doubt if one can stick to this, except if you are talking about someone having a gambling budget, then it has the advantage of sticking to it. 

The strategy some people use is to have a definite wallet for it, fund it when you want, place your bet, and once you can't win with the money you have in your wallet, you quit for the day. With this, you can gamble at different codes and at different times.
All you need to do is divide these funds the way you can. It's good to set your mindset to stop when you should, but it doesn't guarantee a win-win. 

[Assface16678]

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.

Well, it's good that you have a win limit and a lose limit, meaning you know when to stop whenever you are winning or losing. It's just that I think the idea of doubling your money is not necessary at all times, meaning doubling your capital in gambling is very hard and you may lose all even if you have some earnings in your gambling session. What I mean is that you need to revise your idea, I guess. Maybe your two-end goal is that when you are lucky enough, you've already doubled your capital, and you can stop playing, and you will also stop when you lose all your capital. But if you are not lucky enough, even if you are playing for a long time and still not doubling your capital and you have some earnings, you may stop. What I mean is that you also need to consider the time you are spending in playing gambling. For example, if in a whole day you are still not reaching your winning goal, you may stop. At least you have earnings, no matter how small or big it is, as long as you are not on the losing end.

[Stable090]

For me, when I play, I enter with the intention of double the amount of money and stop.

Is doubling money so easy when gambling? I don’t really think that’s easy, if you tell me you want to win back like 10-20 percent of the amount which you are gambling with, then I will say that’s kind of easy to win, but maybe it’s only me, but to double your money is also kind of difficult. Gambling is not even suppose to be a place which you will want to double your money or increase your money, it doesn’t make any sense when you have that kind of mindset before you start gambling, if you are trying to increase your money when, what’s going to happen when you lose everything? Won’t you try your possible best to win back your lose, which you might end up losing more if you are trying to do that.

[boyptc]

Change your title, quit not quite.

What do you think of this method?

As long as it works, it's good.

Is there anyone among you who does it?

Probably, most of us did this but doubling the bankroll that you have started is somehow hard to achieve sometimes.

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

No exact winning strategies, just withdraw when you're in profit and that's the best and winning strategy that one can do.

[odunybiz]

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.

This is really a very good strategy. Most time what kills a gambler is greediness and this is what this strategy has solved if one worked fully by it. The plan of every gambler is to win but most times it is somehow difficult to quit when in lost. I used similar strategy but a bit different in sport betting. Here, I stake on precise odd with fixed capital weekly.

[oktana]

If you are really disciplined then this will definitely work for you. The common problem is that people say that they will just win 2x and leave but when they do, they think it was easy and they can replicate it again, forgetting the plan to get 2x and walk away. The greed eventually takes over and they are stuck gambling till they lose it all and left with nothing. If you have the discipline as a person to stick to what you decide, then you’re good.

[bettercrypto]

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.

Such a style can happen if you get lucky playing gambling in a casino, either online or in a in a physical casino. But it's hard to do that when it's just an ordinary game of games. What if you are unlucky the day you gamble? The chances of you getting a chance to double your $100  are remote, right?

That kind of mindset is not good, to be honest; it's even better that we play gambling just for fun and not because we think that we have a target that we should earn like this in the casino, because it is vague in reality.