Don't trust your intuition.

[Adbitco]

And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

Anyone gambling with intuition would have less results perhaps it differs from individuals on how they understand themselves for that to work for them, a gambler or like i does, most of the bet i carried weren't exactly what i expected to have as a results. For instance, like say Tottenham vs Liverpool match there would be a possibility of giving Liverpool higher odds while Tottenham lower odds, now those who bet on intuition would go for the lesser odds thinking that Tottenham would win the game but on the reverse Liverpool won. Those who stakes based on intuition lose their match while those who knows and have the pre-knowledge of how liverpool do play their matches definitely win, but in general we solely rely on luck because there could be lapses on the opposite team causing the weak team to win.

[swogerino]

I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I suggest people never rely on intuition or that feeling that says I know this time I am gonna hit a big win. Everytime I have gotten with intuition for example after having 10 consecutive lost buy in bonuses in a slot machine I thought that now the 11th time is going to pay, guess what it absolutely didn't pay at all and took all my money so going with intuition is a very dangerous approach which can have devastating effects on us that is why it is never recommended to go with what intuition tells you to do.

[eisen33]

I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I agree that in gambling, strict adherence to the rules plays a decisive role, and there is no place for intuition here. Insider information is a separate topic for discussion, but I also doubt that there is a place for it in gambling, and if there is, then it is available to a very limited circle of players. Intuition can be interpreted by a player as such, simply on his assumptions, and this may not be substantiated by anything. But following the rules, when I do not exceed the bet amount more than I have determined, helps to keep my bankroll in order, this is the most important rule for me.

[stomachgrowls]

I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

Whether you are dealing with sports betting or casino game then there's always that possibility that intuition will be kicking in on which there is really that moment that you would really be hesitating on pushing up yourself whether you do bet on that particular choices you do made out or you will be following your intuition. We do know that each one of us does have that different level when it comes to emotional tolerance at the moment that we do deal up with gambling because there will be those times that you will be that impulsive when it comes to various situations or outcomes.

You cant say that you wont be able to trust up your intuitions on which we know that there are times or moments that our intuitions are really that making out some positive results not unless if you do have that bad results in the past then you cant be able to trust up your instincts or intuitions on the moment that you will be having it. If you do have a good outcome or results in numbers about on following it then you will definitely be doing it also into your upcoming bets or gambling moments or times.  Gambling should really be that for fun and if you are really that wanting to have that leisure then you wont be putting up yourself that much into a stressful condition.

[hedgeh0g]

I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I agree that in gambling, strict adherence to the rules plays a decisive role, and there is no place for intuition here. Insider information is a separate topic for discussion, but I also doubt that there is a place for it in gambling, and if there is, then it is available to a very limited circle of players. Intuition can be interpreted by a player as such, simply on his assumptions, and this may not be substantiated by anything. But following the rules, when I do not exceed the bet amount more than I have determined, helps to keep my bankroll in order, this is the most important rule for me.

The worst thing is when a player, blinded by a win, thinks that he has predicted it completely, but in fact he was lucky. Such players usually become confident that this will continue forever, but in fact, because of this imaginary confidence, they will lose even more after some time and will be surprised why they did not win again. Therefore, intuition is a feeling that can play a cruel joke on us, I would not always trust intuition, but still I will say that sometimes I also place a bet without analyzing any data, something tells me that this team will win, and not the other.

[traderethereum]

Intuition for me is like a way to have a clue for what I need to do. I don't think intuition can lead to long term success in gambling because it is not many people can success from gambling. Those people should not rely on just to their intuition but only enjoy gambling as entertainment. Maybe they can use intuition in gambling some time but they don't have to use that every time they gamble because gambling needs many things to win. But we know that winning in gambling is not easy and it is better we just enjoy gambling.

[mammusu]

I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I suggest people never rely on intuition or that feeling that says I know this time I am gonna hit a big win. Everytime I have gotten with intuition for example after having 10 consecutive lost buy in bonuses in a slot machine I thought that now the 11th time is going to pay, guess what it absolutely didn't pay at all and took all my money so going with intuition is a very dangerous approach which can have devastating effects on us that is why it is never recommended to go with what intuition tells you to do.

For those who have a lot of experience and a deep understanding of a game or gambling, intuition can actually help in making quick decisions in a limited time, but for beginners often intuition actually makes us suffer losses, one of which is when we continue to listen to the desire to achieve bigger wins or chase defeat, so I think intuition can be useful if supported by the right analysis and data,  Because decision based on data and analysis tend to be more accurate, while intuition is often influence by emotions that can lead to rational decision in gambling, so if we combine the two (intuition and analysis) of course it will be very useful for us to achieve victory in gambling.

[YOSHIE]

How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

Use intuition when carrying out gambling activities often, my understanding in the world of gambling is sensitivity is important, understanding inner instinctive behavior or heart movements when betting often experiences wins where gut feelings often confirm what we want to do, not only in gambling, when carrying out daily activities, Intuition is also often a lifesaver for myself.

When gambling, self-confidence to make the right decision is a priority, both in assessing especially the risks that will occur in betting. For me, intuition is important, honesty with high sensitivity often makes me win on the bets I make.

[coin-investor]

And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

There's nothing on us from within and from outside of us that can guarantee our success; intuition will sometimes work but never all the time.
Intuition, if you rely on it, should be used to keep yourself safe from pouring too much money into gambling or abusing yourself; you should know when to stop if you rely on intuition.
And it can be developed based on your experience. When I think that I'm having a hard time winning, I follow my intuition to call it a day.

[Davidvictorson]

I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. se is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

You are correct I do not have a gaming system which is an ordered set of game rules but I do have some personal strategies or rules that I follow when gambling. And we intuition as a person who much games I don't see how into intuition comes into play here. The game is already programmed and there's no role for your intuition to play other than to sit back and enjoy watching the wheels spin. Intuition may be for sports game and games of skills but not games that is based on luck.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Since gambling is already a luck based activity, I sometimes rely on my intuition and hope to be lucky but I end up not being lucky. Intuition doesn't contribute to one's success in gambling, especially in sports games like soccer, you need to need to take your time to study the table or maybe you must have been following up with the latest events and fixtures, that's when you can be able to make more accurate prediction.

[Slow death]

And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

If a research company were to do research on how many people can make a living from gambling, in my opinion we would see that the number of people who are successful in gambling is a very low number. Even people who consider themselves professional gamblers have not been able to make a living from sports betting. So by this I mean that people should look at gambling as just fun and they can play or bet following their instincts and then accept the result: defeat or victory. Because the goal is to have fun and not to make a profit.

[Sanitough]

This feels like relying on gut instinct, right?

I’ve had moments where I leaned on my intuition too. Sometimes, even with all the data in front of me, I can’t make a decision that I feel confident about, so I just trust my gut and place the bet. But relying too much on intuition, like blindly betting without proper analysis is a mistake.

We still need to base our decisions on data to stay guided. That way, we know what to adjust if our strategy isn’t working. Intuition can play a role, but it should complement the data, not replace it.

[Charles-Tim]

Do you know that intuition works for some people whereas it doesn't for some cause it depends on how one see  that category, basically I don't reky on intuition cause it doesn't work for me in most cases but then what I think about intuition in regards to gambling is that it doesn't lead to long term success or win but luck facilitates the win more making it look like intuition works so well.

Intuition works for people that does not have the intuition very often. If anyone has it very often, and the person gamble very often with it, it is definite that the person will gamble and lose more. Intuition should be for very special cases and it should be very rare. Some people have it and it works but it should also not be what people should rely on while gambling. It should be used in situation  when something keeps coming to your mind as a sign. It works for people but if it is becoming common, it is something else.

[Findingnemo]

The context of this thread seems to be the one I mentioned a while back, 'illusion of control' which makes us to believe we are in the control but in reality we are not, we just go along with the random events as a result of our actions which sometimes gives the favourable results which might happened whether we did something particular or not which is why the randomness or luck plays the major role in the Gambling. No strategy can help a person to be successful in Gambling, if they meant to be then they will be.

[Sandra_hakeem]

However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.

Well, that has been put very diplomatic for everyone whose ego gets crushed whenever they're told that gambling has nothing to do with their superstitions. Yes, I can remember reading a post that has exactly the same topic like this, but the Op rooted for the opposite; saying there's alot more to what he'd achieve by following his instincts during prediction. Again, can someone show me to this thread if y'all can lay your hands on it?

And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

I'd say, it depends on the type of games that I love to wager on. Look, I understand that sometimes, it may look really daft to play around with your intuitions, but if it actually works, it'd rather look like you broke open the gates of impossibilities, leaving you no option but to carry yourself like the boss.... What if it doesn't 10 outta 10 times?
I think intuitive gambling evolved the day casino games were made... That's the only way you can rely a bit on this.

[Weawant]

I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

Well I don't know if you have considered the uncertainties that comes around gambling and the fact that trading has got some level of certainty way more than that of gambling and that effect alone is enough to allow for intuitive decisions in gambling even if not all the time as like you did mentioned at some point above the long term success because actually both in trading and gambling there's no holy grill that guarantees a very long term success but some level of success t some points which is expected to cancel out on the wrongs so for me it's not a bad one using intuition gambling, it can be rewarding at some times.

[o48o]

I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

None of the systems really "work", but trusting your intuition isn't any worse than any other ways to gamble.

Everyone (even me) likes to give a credit for their new system, when they have a winning streak. It doesn't even matter what the system is.

This is because deterministic world view is too depressing point of view and everyone wants to have control over their luck. Same often goes when we have a losing streak. But then we aren't calling it a "system". We are either blaming ourselves of playing too much of a same game, rigged slot or casino stealing from us. It's rare for us to blame ourselves for using too much money and losing it.

[Smartprofit]

Unfortunately, in games based solely on luck (for example, when playing roulette, slot machines), intuition will not help you at all.

What is intuition? Intuition is the ability of the human brain to notice patterns and small details in the surrounding reality (without realizing it and without processing this information logically).

However, what patterns can there be when playing roulette? None! Roulette generates random events (this is the main property of this mechanical device).

Another thing is gambling, based partly on luck and partly on your skills and abilities. When playing these games, intuition can help you. Another thing is that it is better to count not on intuition (which will either help or not), but on something more significant.

For example, a good memory when playing poker allows you to count the cards that have already been used in the game. This gives you an advantage over other players.

[GxSTxV]

I know that many users do not have a gaming system, that is, an ordered set of game rules. Instead, they rely on intuition in gambling. It is believed that intuition or insider knowledge can help in difficult cases. However, in such cases, I usually cite the opinion of one old stock speculator who said that the markets are counter-intuitive, intuition does not work here, strict and reasonable rules work here. This was said about trading, but the reasonableness of this phrase is so great that it is quite applicable to gambling as well.
And what do you think - what is the role of intuition in gambling? How often do you rely on it? Can relying on intuition lead to long-term success in gambling?

Personally, I think intuition in gambling can sometimes give a false sense of confidence and think you are special. While it might feel like intuition helps in the short term, but gambling is really based on chance and probability, not gut feelings or someone mentioned that you are a lucky person today, means you go and gamble all your money. I learned from experience that strict, reasonable rules like bankroll management and setting limits are far more reliable than relying on instincts, and with all these you may not win if you play in long term.

Intuition can play a role in making decisions, especially if you gained some experience, but long term success in gambling requires discipline not just instinct. To be honest, relying only on intuition can often lead to emotional decisions and losses that you can’t recover from. In my experience, intuition was a reason for me to lose much money than I should, and played for longer time than I intended to.