A reservoir of unpredictable games.

[ethereumhunter]

I am sure that there is a certain level of deposit, after the loss of which the gambler begins to play casino games as if he no longer cares about his money.
It's probably something like 60 percent. If a gambler has lost this part, then he experiences moral anxiety and anger, and it’s probably better to leave at this point. But the desire to “restore the deposit” will only lead to a complete and irrevocable loss of all the money on the balance sheet.

Losing 60% from his total finances in gambling will surely makes him regrets and there will be a wanting to recovers the losses. He may deposit more money to revenge his losses but that doesn't guarantee him wins in gambling because gambling will not lets him wins easily. You must manages your deposit and not break your limits in gambling so you don't have to experience a big lose.

Experiencing moral anxiety and anger can comes to gamblers anytime especially when they lose for some money. That's why we must be careful when we playing gambling and if we knows how to limits our money, we must use that to avoids the big lose. We can't recovers our lost money easily even if we deposit more money and keeps playing gambling with the hope we can gets our money back. Only with awareness that we can to control ourselves and holds ourselves from the more losses.

[junder]

Games are u predictable in gambling, some would have been trying all means to make sure that they win through this but things never happened the way they have expected because gambling itself cannot be predicted hundred percent, we only try our luck on bets just to make sure we habe the expected results in gambling, another thing I know is that we cannot predict some games accurately, even the prediction sotes are just a try of luck, not all of them were being accurate as to the games they predicted for us in gambling.

Of course no one can predict and get profits consistently, even with professional gamblers I don't think they can make profits consistently. Of course they have their own strategies and predictions that they have mastered, but this certainly does not guarantee that they can win with certainty. because we know that gambling is a game of probability and luck so there are no predictions that are one hundred percent accurate. Every gambler who guesses or predicts only adds to the excitement of the gambling they are doing, because by doing so the gambling they are doing will certainly create an exciting atmosphere with the success or failure of the prediction made by the gambler and perhaps it can also be an encouragement for them when gambling.

Some gamblers are fixated on what is called RTP as a tool to help them choose a game that can give them an easy win, but in my opinion it doesn't really matter because after all what we do is gambling which is based on luck so luck will determine the gambling we do. do. Predicting is not wrong because it is the right of each of us, it's just that no prediction will happen purely without luck.

[EluguHcman]

I once had this guy coming around to bug me with weekend fixtures for coupon draws... Not until someone volunteered to stake heavily on them odds, just to prove to him that the authenticity of his games weren't guaranteed.

That guy who took the dare to stake so heavily to prove the game forecasters predictions are not guaranteed should be a fool.

How would it be so obvious to you that what is clamoured to be true is not true and you still dared to bet so heavily just to prove them wrong?

Such a case should be staked with a little amount and then when the games fails to play accordingly, you would stand a safer side not to have any to regret out of and if it plays too, you don't have to feel greed with regrets that you would had staked heavily for bigger profits.

I gambling, you don't have to stake beyond your affordability just to impress the audience. You would lost your funds, go home and struggle with the emotional out breaks while the people mocks you for the lost.

[topbitcoin]

I once had this guy coming around to bug me with weekend fixtures for coupon draws... Not until someone volunteered to stake heavily on them odds, just to prove to him that the authenticity of his games weren't guaranteed.

That guy who took the dare to stake so heavily to prove the game forecasters predictions are not guaranteed should be a fool.

How would it be so obvious to you that what is clamoured to be true is not true and you still dared to bet so heavily just to prove them wrong?

Such a case should be staked with a little amount and then when the games fails to play accordingly, you would stand a safer side not to have any to regret out of and if it plays too, you don't have to feel greed with regrets that you would had staked heavily for bigger profits.

I gambling, you don't have to stake beyond your affordability just to impress the audience. You would lost your funds, go home and struggle with the emotional out breaks while the people mocks you for the lost.

I think it's a question of stupid or not, because what he said was just to try and convince the person who bullied him that what he said wasn't true, and I think he spent the money within his means, so there's no claim of stupidity here, he was just betting on the confidence of the person who bullied him.

Sometimes we want to try and show who is right, that feeling will come up and you try to prove yourself to others, and it's natural for people who like to gamble in my opinion.

Hahaha he tried to brag and know the size, I think he is not a beginner in terms of gambling, he is more aware of the potential risks and I'm sure he knows his limits with the money he uses, maybe the money that is considered large for him is not meaningful money, so he dares to do it, then the bidder also made a decision that he would dare to replace it, so why not try a little possibility right.

[Tmoonz]

I once had this guy coming around to bug me with weekend fixtures for coupon draws... Not until someone volunteered to stake heavily on them odds, just to prove to him that the authenticity of his games weren't guaranteed. Since he wasn't in a position to wager the games himself, the agreement was that if anyone wagers and it doesn't cut, he'll have to pay for the loss.. "I was surprised when he readily accepted". His confidence threw me off, but something kept telling me that he's got too much ballsiness for it to not.
 
Long story cut short, it was a win! yes, it became a surprise and infact, a mystery to everyone that his prediction just delivered as though he arranged with the fixed draws -- 6 draws came through and since then, he kept making predictions on that premise, but the opposite was the case for everytime he wrote down random numbers. Infact, he has never won since then!
Why do people see themselves as a reservoir of unpredictable games whenever they bag a huge win in the midst of others?

That is apparently Short sightedness for any one to ever think that there is a guarantee towards our predictions irrespective of how long we have been in to gambling neither does our confidence from our previous winning determine the future occurrence of our predictions in having the expected outcome, gambling really has a lot to do with luck after which we might have predict what we have in mind of having the possible outcome, i really hate it when people feels they are too good in predictions when gambling is an obvious thing that has alot to do with luck.
As for me, I have  refused to be deceived by anyone as to this regards.

[crwth]

I believe it's there's always a hindrance to the experience that someone has when gambling. Imagine if you were able to predict the outcome of a game, it's very uplifting that you would get the game correct every time. It's the confidence that throws someone off.

I think the factor that contributed to this is that his luck was good the first time but that doesn't mean he will get it ALL the time.

[Woodie]

Wow lucky Basta*d, I wonder how this would have ended had his picks not gone his way  

Btw never in a billion years would I trust someone selling me games of fixed results because I don't believe in such, but then again with some research into some of these games..this could be an educated guess which means punter having an edge on their predictions. If for example we look at the 2024 Euro's , most of these games had draws in them which means reading the trend and a bit of some research, a punter can easily sell these games as fixed when in fact it's research at play.

Why do people see themselves as a reservoir of unpredictable games whenever they bag a huge win in the midst of others?

Over confidence I guess hoping that lightning strikes at the same spot twice.

[Jody.Drummer]

I believe it's there's always a hindrance to the experience that someone has when gambling. Imagine if you were able to predict the outcome of a game, it's very uplifting that you would get the game correct every time. It's the confidence that throws someone off.

I think the factor that contributed to this is that his luck was good the first time but that doesn't mean he will get it ALL the time.

Basically, if a gambler always succeeds in predicting correctly what the results will be at the end of the session, then yes, of course, as you said, it will be very encouraging, it won't take long for him to become a millionaire and maybe there will be a lot of gamblers who managed to achieve wealth because information regarding methods or methods that have a 100% accuracy rate will certainly spread over time.

But in the end there is still no change, the results at the end of the session are always gray, you cannot know for sure what will happen, the point is that when you are running a session and luck comes then yes you will definitely win in a certain amount, but if not, the result is the opposite, you lose. And we can also see from the case told by the OP that in the end in the next few sessions the person actually lost several times, meaning that the first win they achieved was nothing more than just luck.

[danherbias07]

Why do people see themselves as a reservoir of unpredictable games whenever they bag a huge win in the midst of others?

As a gambler, it is so important to understand that luck plays a huge part in you winning, but some people believe they have found the winning pattern/strategy, just because they were lucky to win a game. If it was possible for one to get a winning pattern, they'd definitely run the bookmakers to the ground; so first thing is to be humble enough to accept that you have to be lucky to win and not that you can "magically" pick correct games.

Let us put it this way, their confidence is boosted because of their winnings. But they need to acknowledge the fact that even if you know the sports very well and you feel, you have found the pattern or mechanics to win, there are still blind spots that you can't account for. They may have won a game by deploying his strategy, but it doesn't mean, it will work the next time around.

Yes! That's it! Try to win more, it's combined greed and overconfidence.

Sports can indeed be unpredictable sometimes and that's when we are going to make mistakes. Professional sports especially can make comebacks from huge deficits and I've seen that happen a lot of times. Handicaps will help on this point because those are meant to be used by those who doubt their Moneyline bets.
I cannot count how many mistakes I have made by trusting my greed and betting for heavy underdogs and that is where I learned my lesson up until now. It's always better to be careful with our bets.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I once had this guy coming around to bug me with weekend fixtures for coupon draws... Not until someone volunteered to stake heavily on them odds, just to prove to him that the authenticity of his games weren't guaranteed. Since he wasn't in a position to wager the games himself, the agreement was that if anyone wagers and it doesn't cut, he'll have to pay for the loss.. "I was surprised when he readily accepted". His confidence threw me off, but something kept telling me that he's got too much ballsiness for it to not.
 
Long story cut short, it was a win! yes, it became a surprise and infact, a mystery to everyone that his prediction just delivered as though he arranged with the fixed draws -- 6 draws came through and since then, he kept making predictions on that premise, but the opposite was the case for everytime he wrote down random numbers. Infact, he has never won since then!
Why do people see themselves as a reservoir of unpredictable games whenever they bag a huge win in the midst of others?

It's completely a normal thing with every human being perhaps, if I come to you today and tell you to play a certain game, that you would win, and you play it and won, I automatically will be happy with myself, and how about if this continues for a long time, like every time I come around with a game prediction, the games will end up playing just as I have predicted it, you discover that at a time, I will no longer come to you with free games any more, but rather, I will want you to come to me for games, and I charge you for my predictions, because at this point, I have become completely blind to the fact that those games that played just as I have predicted then is nothing but the product of luck, but then, the ego in man will make him believe that those games played exactly as predicted because he is simply the best, and this is where many often miss it, they forget that most of the games they win are unpredictable, and that their winning was nothing but a product of luck.

[AVE5]

Why do people see themselves as a reservoir of unpredictable games whenever they bag a huge win in the midst of others?

As a gambler, it is so important to understand that luck plays a huge part in you winning, but some people believe they have found the winning pattern/strategy, just because they were lucky to win a game. If it was possible for one to get a winning pattern, they'd definitely run the bookmakers to the ground; so first thing is to be humble enough to accept that you have to be lucky to win and not that you can "magically" pick correct games.

Let's just say the guy who took the risk to give that game predictors game a trial as he was lucky to win on the move.
Either the predictor nor the staker could boldly proof it that they knows the secret to winning in gambling because of they do, I'm sure gambling would automatically become a reliable source of income for them but I bet they can't accept it that way because it'll become an end to their bankroll.

[mirakal]

I believe it's there's always a hindrance to the experience that someone has when gambling. Imagine if you were able to predict the outcome of a game, it's very uplifting that you would get the game correct every time. It's the confidence that throws someone off.

I think the factor that contributed to this is that his luck was good the first time but that doesn't mean he will get it ALL the time.

Yes, it all boils down to the luck factor wherein you can't have it all the time. You could be lucky at first but would end up losing a lot, and that's very common for beginners or even old gamblers.

However, the point here is when it comes to gambling, there's no certain losses or gains in every game, all falls into probability. If there's someone who becomes a reservoir of all winnings, believe me it's only a myth but never a fact. A lot have mistakenly claimed about it.

[EluguHcman]

I once had this guy coming around to bug me with weekend fixtures for coupon draws... Not until someone volunteered to stake heavily on them odds, just to prove to him that the authenticity of his games weren't guaranteed.

That guy who took the dare to stake so heavily to prove the game forecasters predictions are not guaranteed should be a fool.

How would it be so obvious to you that what is clamoured to be true is not true and you still dared to bet so heavily just to prove them wrong?

Such a case should be staked with a little amount and then when the games fails to play accordingly, you would stand a safer side not to have any to regret out of and if it plays too, you don't have to feel greed with regrets that you would had staked heavily for bigger profits.

I gambling, you don't have to stake beyond your affordability just to impress the audience. You would lost your funds, go home and struggle with the emotional out breaks while the people mocks you for the lost.

I think it's a question of stupid or not, because what he said was just to try and convince the person who bullied him that what he said wasn't true, and I think he spent the money within his means, so there's no claim of stupidity here, he was just betting on the confidence of the person who bullied him.

Sometimes we want to try and show who is right, that feeling will come up and you try to prove yourself to others, and it's natural for people who like to gamble in my opinion.

Yes personally me will also dare to stake on such overhyped predictional but basically should be on minimum amount of money but here the Op day " he staked hugely".

Was the huge stake really necessary on such scenario? I guess not because as an experienced gambler, accepting such bet challenge should not get your mind lost that gambling is a game of luck and only what is affordable is advised to stake on it but though it only fees cool if the huge amount staked by the guy was  nothing to be compared to his income or savings if it get lost.

Maybe the amount only feels huge for the OP and not the bettor. Lol

[Sandra_hakeem]

Was the huge stake really necessary on such scenario? I guess not because as an experienced gambler, accepting such bet challenge should not get your mind lost that gambling is a game of luck and only what is affordable is advised to stake on it but though it only fees cool if the huge amount staked by the guy was  nothing to be compared to his income or savings if it get lost.

Maybe the amount only feels huge for the OP and not the bettor. Lol

Dude be spitting shit just aiming at his post quota.. I don't really understand if some of y'all read a topic before making stupid, poppycock post like this one... Careful, unless you wanna get in trouble.
 It's just so unfortunate they all get blinded by whatever paychecks they get, in exchange for meaningless wack post.

I will no longer come to you with free games any more, but rather, I will want you to come to me for games, and I charge you for my predictions, because at this point, I have become completely blind to the fact that those games that played just as I have predicted then is nothing but the product of luck

I mean, it's not even gonna take you two "wins" consecutively for everyone to realize that you're just a piece of shit and that's it...   So, nobody be paying for something thats already having a bad result. The predictions are solely a product of your imagination; luck acts like a catalyst that increases the frequency or speed of which any gambler wins in a row.

[Tmoonz]

He was lucky that the first game played the way he predicted; if not, he could have still been thinking about how to repay that money. I doubt he even has it considering the fact that you said he was not in a position to wager it himself.
 
Back to the main question, I can't really tell why most people feel that way, but one thing is very certain: their confidence increases immediately when they predict the first game, which is played as predicted, and they now feel like they have something in them that whispers the correct games to them that others don't have.

Over confidence is a bad disease for any gambler who feels his or games played out as a result of being highly inclined in predictions, where at some point the opposite of your predictions Will becomes the potential outcome of the game, it do happen to me such that sometimes it is even the games that I believed so much on that will be the ones that will disappoint me while those that I rarely believed will be the ones that will come out positively, no one has the complete 💯 % control of predictions perhaps there are things we can not control as regards to having our expected outcome.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

They also fail to realize what gambling is all about; they underestimate the fact that gambling is basically about being lucky and not an assurance of winning the predicated games at all times. I have so many people in my place who pose themselves as prediction machines, and some people are just trusting in them despite their losses. 

They underestimate the gambling system and overestimate themselves, playing the hero roles, as they now see themselves as having defeated the system, which is exactly what the system wants: playing with your intelligence, which motivates those who feel omniscient to play with a higher amount with a high hope of winning a larger reward, which all will go down to the system, and they just don't learn from it and keep on going as they never believe that they don't control the game.

Very well, they do underestimate the system, but gamblers that are doing that mostly are those that are gambling for the sake of making profits alone or those newbie gamblers who think they can make a living out of gambling, while they have not really understood so well that gambling is not a sustainable source of income. We have countlessly talked about how gambling should not be handled as a source of income, although it may favor some people but doesn't favor a large number of gamblers. Someone who is paying for predicted games may end up still losing the game after staking a high amount there, which means they are losing two things. First is the money paid to get the prediction and the money used in staking the game. Bad. 

[Orpichukwu]

They also fail to realize what gambling is all about; they underestimate the fact that gambling is basically about being lucky and not an assurance of winning the predicated games at all times. I have so many people in my place who pose themselves as prediction machines, and some people are just trusting in them despite their losses. 

They underestimate the gambling system and overestimate themselves, playing the hero roles, as they now see themselves as having defeated the system, which is exactly what the system wants: playing with your intelligence, which motivates those who feel omniscient to play with a higher amount with a high hope of winning a larger reward, which all will go down to the system, and they just don't learn from it and keep on going as they never believe that they don't control the game.

Someone who is paying for predicted games may end up still losing the game after staking a high amount there, which means they are losing two things. First is the money paid to get the prediction and the money used in staking the game. Bad. 

The worst part about gamblers that lose money too much is that they believe so much in the games that they buy from others online, thinking that they can double their money with that, forgetting that the same game they are paying for is also being predicted by another gambler like them, whose work is just to predict and sell to others if they are too sure of their game, while they didn't just use their own money and wager a high amount. I prefer buying a bonus in a casino to increase my winning chances than to buy predicted games online.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Someone who is paying for predicted games may end up still losing the game after staking a high amount there, which means they are losing two things. First is the money paid to get the prediction and the money used in staking the game. Bad. 

The worst part about gamblers that lose money too much is that they believe so much in the games that they buy from others online, thinking that they can double their money with that, forgetting that the same game they are paying for is also being predicted by another gambler like them, whose work is just to predict and sell to others if they are too sure of their game, while they didn't just use their own money and wager a high amount. I prefer buying a bonus in a casino to increase my winning chances than to buy predicted games online.

The only bought prediction that can undoubtedly become successful just as intended in when you buy from fixed matches and you know how difficult it is to even know about fixed matches. Before you can luckily get a fixed match, that means you are either a big gambler who has good connection with the teams that can help give you the inside information about fixtures.

[Litzki1990]

Why do people see themselves as a reservoir of unpredictable games whenever they bag a huge win in the midst of others?

As a gambler, it is so important to understand that luck plays a huge part in you winning, but some people believe they have found the winning pattern/strategy, just because they were lucky to win a game. If it was possible for one to get a winning pattern, they'd definitely run the bookmakers to the ground; so first thing is to be humble enough to accept that you have to be lucky to win and not that you can "magically" pick correct games.

There are several categories of gambling and depending on the category gamblers usually play different types of gambling. But I'm not too keen on the kind of gambling that relies directly on luck. Since there is another category of gambling in which applying my skills is very important then why should I rely on my luck instead of applying my skills. There are betting systems for various football cricket and other matches. In this type of betting, one has to rely more on skill than luck, so of course, since I have enough knowledge about sports, I always try to bet on sports. I have experience in gambling which depends on luck but the results have not been very favorable for me so I try to bet with my experience even if I lose there is not much regret.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

He was lucky that the first game played the way he predicted; if not, he could have still been thinking about how to repay that money. I doubt he even has it considering the fact that you said he was not in a position to wager it himself.
 
Back to the main question, I can't really tell why most people feel that way, but one thing is very certain: their confidence increases immediately when they predict the first game, which is played as predicted, and they now feel like they have something in them that whispers the correct games to them that others don't have.

Over confidence is a bad disease for any gambler who feels his or games played out as a result of being highly inclined in predictions, where at some point the opposite of your predictions Will becomes the potential outcome of the game, it do happen to me such that sometimes it is even the games that I believed so much on that will be the ones that will disappoint me while those that I rarely believed will be the ones that will come out positively, no one has the complete 💯 % control of predictions perhaps there are things we can not control as regards to having our expected outcome.

If predicting the outcome of something was to stand for assurance, certainty being sure, then it simply means that prediction wouldnt have been called prediction, certainly based on what the word "prediction" mean in the English dictionary.

Over confidence have dealt with a lot of gamblers including my very self, over confidence in a game one time made it take out a loan, and took every penny I had which in totality, amounted to about $3000, I put everything in a single bet on football, at the end, the game lost, for days, I could not come to terms that I've lost that money, and this was while I was receiving treatment in the hospital for over shock 🤯, which affect my nervous system; according to the doctor.

Gamblers should avoid being over confident in any game, such can kill.