How I stopped expecting my luck to work

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Of course, you can collect any odds in bets, but this will also reduce the chances of winning close to zero, so I do not see any point in this. I would rather find a small odds, but then I will enjoy the victory, because if I bet on a large multiplier, then in the end it will turn into an endless series of losses, and I will definitely not enjoy such a game.

Luck matters in any strategy, but I prefer to choose the one in which I will win more often, if I want to play something where the chances of winning are close to zero, then I will just buy a lottery ticket.

Having low odds doesn't guarantee winning as well, you can have multiple odd line up together and if your prediction is cool like you are very skill at making good picks, you will win your first game before the person betting small odd makes their first win. It's the pick and options that we chose in gambling that really matters and not the number but if you are good like I said, your chance of winning less number of odd is higher than bigger odd.

If you are a regular gambler, you will understand that some games that you win are luck. There are some games that I have win that I think I almost lost and they came back good. There was a time I had played one Basketball match, it was a regular single game and 5 points needed for ticket to win, I couldn't believe thhese guys made that points under 1 minutes, those are the things you call luck because if not for the effort of the team, the ticket will be lost. Luck is inevitable in gambling.

[alani123]

I think it's time to lock this thread and especially because many people are missing the point.

When you make a bet for 1 cent of the dollar you don't care about winning. It's just about indulging in the least but if harm. If you've come to the point of realising that gambling is a habit and a time killer instead of a quality source of entertainment or even a source of wealth, then if you still want to partake these small rolls can be just enough to limit your activities while still participating.

It's just a step ahead of quitting. But certainly not everyone thinks the same way and that's understandable. If you want to waste some money each week for the sake of it in gambling, that's up to you. If you can control it that's completely fine. But there's also some of us that want to save money at this point and would rather only spend insignificant amounts of money. In this case doing the type of betting kn the OP is much better than expecting your luck to actually work in any way.

Because yes the vets described in OP are likely close to 0% odds of winning, but it's just fun to make them and costs almost nothing. Can't get that often with gmbling.