If you win, you should gamble with a portion of the profit.

[bitcoin_mining]

Gamblers can follow this method if new gamblers have trouble making correct gambling decisions. Assume that when a gambler starts gambling there is some chance of losing money but if the gambler gains some amount of money by gambling then he should cash out the capital by keeping part of the profit in the gambling account. This way if later the gambler makes a wrong decision and if he makes a wrong decision if he loses money then he will still lose part of his profit but in this case his capital will be safe. Contrary to this decision, many people may ask me the question that after winning once, then losing money, then what will the gambler gamble with again. When a gambler loses money after making a profit, he can use the capital he used to gamble again, but only according to the plan. If you plan in this way, the risk of losing money by gambling will be greatly reduced.

[yahoo62278]

Gamblers can follow this method if new gamblers have trouble making correct gambling decisions. Assume that when a gambler starts gambling there is some chance of losing money but if the gambler gains some amount of money by gambling then he should cash out the capital by keeping part of the profit in the gambling account. This way if later the gambler makes a wrong decision and if he makes a wrong decision if he loses money then he will still lose part of his profit but in this case his capital will be safe. Contrary to this decision, many people may ask me the question that after winning once, then losing money, then what will the gambler gamble with again. When a gambler loses money after making a profit, he can use the capital he used to gamble again, but only according to the plan. If you plan in this way, the risk of losing money by gambling will be greatly reduced.

In theory it sounds great but we all know that a real gambler is just going to keep putting his capital back in as soon as he loses his profit until he drops to 0, so without any sort of discipline it's pointless right?

It would be better to make 1 bet, if it wins walk away and go home a winner instead of continually gambling IMO.

[peter0425]

This way if later the gambler makes a wrong decision and if he makes a wrong decision if he loses money then he will still lose part of his profit but in this case his capital will be safe.

What if you only get profit when you already have spent at least half of your capital and now your profit is not even double your original capital and the profit is quite too small to take the capital out and continue gambling?

This can only work if the profit is really high because I think most gamblers would most likely want to keep gambling with 2x the amount of their original capital for even bigger chance of winning bigger money.

[Makus]

Gamblers can follow this method if new gamblers have trouble making correct gambling decisions. Assume that when a gambler starts gambling there is some chance of losing money but if the gambler gains some amount of money by gambling then he should cash out the capital by keeping part of the profit in the gambling account. This way if later the gambler makes a wrong decision and if he makes a wrong decision if he loses money then he will still lose part of his profit but in this case his capital will be safe. Contrary to this decision, many people may ask me the question that after winning once, then losing money, then what will the gambler gamble with again. When a gambler loses money after making a profit, he can use the capital he used to gamble again, but only according to the plan. If you plan in this way, the risk of losing money by gambling will be greatly reduced.

Op this is a nice strategy to help avoid addiction, but it's just a matter of emotional control, the best thing to do after making a win that supercedes your initial betting amout is to quit that session because there is every tendency that gambler after which he has lost all his profits, he'll start chasing after his loses with his mind filled with regrets to have ended the session when he was still in profit. But the heart of man always desires for more and that is why we must learn to control our emotion, its best to run like a coward after a win than to try testing your reaction to emotional changes caused by losses.  Some persons even make the mistake of saving their profit and the initial bet amout in the casino, that is like feeding a goat with leaves and expect it not to swallow the leaves. Learning to control our emotions reduces gamble mistake alot but before you learn, you need to gamble with what you can afford to loss.

[danherbias07]

This is actually what I do today. If I have 100 and then win 400, I would withdraw the 300 first and then reset the gambling application before I gamble the capital which is 100 again. It's not a strategy, but it's a way to somehow feel the profits that we make while we are gambling. Somehow, this will let our brain think that we really won because we took out the money and the satisfaction level will increase. Also, it reduces stress as our brain is set into a good mood again knowing we have stashed the win. The question is, will we follow up once we lose the remaining capital? Better not and just rest for the day.

[ralle14]

That's what I used to do to make my deposit last longer, and if i'm lucky enough I would even use the entire profit as my new bankroll.

Cashing out my bankroll depends on the casino because there are times that fees can be high and even if they're a bit cheap they can add up if you do it frequently.

If your casino has a vault feature then I suggest using that as an alternative to store away your capital, assuming you'll gamble it once you burn up your profits.

[coin-investor]

.... he should cash out the capital by keeping part of the profit in the gambling account. This way if later the gambler makes a wrong decision and if he makes a wrong decision if he loses money then he will still lose part of his profit but in this case his capital will be safe.

That's usually the plan of a gambler who wants to make money from gambling, but for many gamblers, they will not be satisfied until they are satisfied with how they gamble, so you withdraw your capital, but you lose the profit, and you think that there is a possibility of winning on the next round.
You will just deposit your capital again because you are not satisfied with your losses and you think the next round could be yours.
Only gamblers with full control over how they gamble can do that, but for regular gamblers, it's hard to implement that.

[Powerjumboo]

Gamblers can follow this method if new gamblers have trouble making correct gambling decisions. Assume that when a gambler starts gambling there is some chance of losing money but if the gambler gains some amount of money by gambling then he should cash out the capital by keeping part of the profit in the gambling account. This way if later the gambler makes a wrong decision and if he makes a wrong decision if he loses money then he will still lose part of his profit but in this case his capital will be safe. Contrary to this decision, many people may ask me the question that after winning once, then losing money, then what will the gambler gamble with again. When a gambler loses money after making a profit, he can use the capital he used to gamble again, but only according to the plan. If you plan in this way, the risk of losing money by gambling will be greatly reduced.

First of all, I would like to say that gambling should be considered as entertainment, gambling should not be used as a way to make money. Moreover, the strategy you presented here can be used, but every gambler can follow it because no one wants to use capital repeatedly in gambling, all gamblers want to participate in gambling again and again with some part of the profit. I knew this strategy of yours when I started gambling and I thought the same thing like you.

[Dump3er]

In theory it sounds great but we all know that a real gambler is just going to keep putting his capital back in as soon as he loses his profit until he drops to 0, so without any sort of discipline it's pointless right?

It would be better to make 1 bet, if it wins walk away and go home a winner instead of continually gambling IMO.

A budget for a specific period of time makes most sense because otherwise what is a gambler going to do if they win once? Walk away as a winner forever? If someone can stick to time or money limits, then there is some rule in place, but otherwise it doesn't make a lot of sense.

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When a gambler loses money after making a profit, he can use the capital he used to gamble again, but only according to the plan. If you plan in this way, the risk of losing money by gambling will be greatly reduced.

The risk of losing money is still there and there is no way to greatly reduce it that works reliably. The only way is to play very low odds, but that means you make less from any bet, and that means there is less to play with as you cash out your initial deposit, which then gives you less bets or time to gamble. Having a limit and call it quits is probably the best approach.

[Japinat]

If I win, I cash out... simple as that.

I don’t want to develop greed where I already won, but still feel it’s not enough. Because even if I cash out a big portion and leave some balance to gamble, I know if I lose that, I might end up depositing again.

So it’s better to decide when to really stop. We should have a clear target, once we hit that, stop. No looking back! 

[satscraper]

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My tactic is a bit different. If I win I commonly add the part of received profit to the price of that winning bet and set this renewed price for the new bet but in the case of loose that or even large part is extracted from the price set for the next bet, The size of the relevant part depends on the trend of my bankroll plot. Should the plot go up the added value would increase otherwise at downward directed plot it would decrease.

[Tipstar]

Gamblers can follow this method if new gamblers have trouble making correct gambling decisions. Assume that when a gambler starts gambling there is some chance of losing money but if the gambler gains some amount of money by gambling then he should cash out the capital by keeping part of the profit in the gambling account. This way if later the gambler makes a wrong decision and if he makes a wrong decision if he loses money then he will still lose part of his profit but in this case his capital will be safe. Contrary to this decision, many people may ask me the question that after winning once, then losing money, then what will the gambler gamble with again. When a gambler loses money after making a profit, he can use the capital he used to gamble again, but only according to the plan. If you plan in this way, the risk of losing money by gambling will be greatly reduced.

In theory it sounds great but we all know that a real gambler is just going to keep putting his capital back in as soon as he loses his profit until he drops to 0, so without any sort of discipline it's pointless right?

It would be better to make 1 bet, if it wins walk away and go home a winner instead of continually gambling IMO.

This is true. It doesn't mean I would win. And the maths of house edge means I'll lose more than I win. So even if I keep my profit and keep gambling with a small portion, I may last long but ultimately I'd lose all. I have tried something similar on just-dice, won some money kept it on invest and gambled with a small portion, won some, lost most and when I lost my seed money, I divested from my investment but in the long run, I emptied my bankroll as well.
The only way anyone can get profit from gambling is to withdraw it instantly and use for something else. If you want to gamble again, you could use another gambling seed money that you have set aside.

[Questat]

Gamblers can follow this method if new gamblers have trouble making correct gambling decisions. Assume that when a gambler starts gambling there is some chance of losing money but if the gambler gains some amount of money by gambling then he should cash out the capital by keeping part of the profit in the gambling account. This way if later the gambler makes a wrong decision and if he makes a wrong decision if he loses money then he will still lose part of his profit but in this case his capital will be safe. Contrary to this decision, many people may ask me the question that after winning once, then losing money, then what will the gambler gamble with again. When a gambler loses money after making a profit, he can use the capital he used to gamble again, but only according to the plan. If you plan in this way, the risk of losing money by gambling will be greatly reduced.

Then what if that gambler never wins a single time for 1 week? Is he going to push through or quit? I'm not going to say that is a wrong idea but to agree with. But in some cases, if a gambler struggles to win, he could no longer think about cashing out a small portion of his earnings because that might be small compared to the amount he lost already. Even if we don't do this, as long as we gamble responsibly, it won't hurt our pocket. It still lies in how we manage our bankroll.

[wakier]

I think it's the same in the end the gambler will lose his capital if the profit is gone and he who initially got the profit didn't get it because he decided to continue gambling, if he wins why not just stop for a while to enjoy the profit? if it's been a few days then start gambling again with the same capital and if he loses it means it's not him luck.

[rachael9385]

Gamblers can follow this method if new gamblers have trouble making correct gambling decisions. Assume that when a gambler starts gambling there is some chance of losing money but if the gambler gains some amount of money by gambling then he should cash out the capital by keeping part of the profit in the gambling account. This way if later the gambler makes a wrong decision and if he makes a wrong decision if he loses money then he will still lose part of his profit but in this case his capital will be safe. Contrary to this decision, many people may ask me the question that after winning once, then losing money, then what will the gambler gamble with again. When a gambler loses money after making a profit, he can use the capital he used to gamble again, but only according to the plan. If you plan in this way, the risk of losing money by gambling will be greatly reduced.

A common mistake made by gamblers is that they gamble with their either profit won from a bet or their capital, this isn't really bad but if you really want to manage your risk this is the system you are supposed to adopt. You must know that almost every win is as a result of luck whether you carried out statistical research or not, you might not be so lucky in your next trial, that's why it's important that you stake just a small portion of your profit, this would help you minimize losses. Bankroll management is important

[blomen]

you can check out all the gambling strategies written in this section. unfortunately, none of them are actually strategies. we just hope that some probability will come our way.

this is one of them, unfortunately hoping for a “thing”. yes, in this tactic, if you were able to put some money on top of your bankroll, you are told to just withdraw your bankroll and play with the money you have left.

but an important part of gambling is knowing when to stop. imagine if you went to try this tactic and multiplied your bankroll by 1.01x. would you leave 0.01 behind and withdraw the principal? of course not.

and at 1.02? 1.03? you wouldn't stop at any of these. you would probably decide that even if you saw this, it was “too little profit” and move on.

but if you continue, there is a very high probability that you will lose your principal. then this method is useless.

if you want to try this method, especially quite quickly, you can try aviator with all your money. it's up to you how much you want to put on your bankroll, it fits exactly with this tactic.


i am not saying that this method is rubbish, i am just saying that there is no guarantee (like any other method).

[AmaGold70]

Gamblers can follow this method if new gamblers have trouble making correct gambling decisions. Assume that when a gambler starts gambling there is some chance of losing money but if the gambler gains some amount of money by gambling then he should cash out the capital by keeping part of the profit in the gambling account. This way if later the gambler makes a wrong decision and if he makes a wrong decision if he loses money then he will still lose part of his profit but in this case his capital will be safe. Contrary to this decision, many people may ask me the question that after winning once, then losing money, then what will the gambler gamble with again. When a gambler loses money after making a profit, he can use the capital he used to gamble again, but only according to the plan. If you plan in this way, the risk of losing money by gambling will be greatly reduced.

First of all, I would like to say that gambling should be considered as entertainment, gambling should not be used as a way to make money. Moreover, the strategy you presented here can be used, but every gambler can follow it because no one wants to use capital repeatedly in gambling, all gamblers want to participate in gambling again and again with some part of the profit. I knew this strategy of yours when I started gambling and I thought the same thing like you.

I think if a gambler can be able to put this in consideration when gambling it will going to help us in prevent often losses in gambling. Because self control and discipline is what actually makes you a good gambler, noing when to stop is very essential in gambling. Because that very moment you are winning in gambling, for you to safe from losing is by realizing your self and take a break, but still most gamblers wouldn't have such thought until they finally lost everything at the same time.

[mak013]

Gamblers can follow this method if new gamblers have trouble making correct gambling decisions. Assume that when a gambler starts gambling there is some chance of losing money but if the gambler gains some amount of money by gambling then he should cash out the capital by keeping part of the profit in the gambling account. This way if later the gambler makes a wrong decision and if he makes a wrong decision if he loses money then he will still lose part of his profit but in this case his capital will be safe. Contrary to this decision, many people may ask me the question that after winning once, then losing money, then what will the gambler gamble with again. When a gambler loses money after making a profit, he can use the capital he used to gamble again, but only according to the plan. If you plan in this way, the risk of losing money by gambling will be greatly reduced.

It looks like old strategy in the HYIPs. First of all you have to get back your deposit.
As for me - it is a mistake. After getting back your deposit, you fell yourself safe and often make silly bets, increase bet size, some other silly things. As the result you fastly lose your profit and return to your deposit. And begin play with mistakes, you got with the profit game. As the result you lose your deposit faster.
The best way is to have a strategy before start the game and follow it. If you plan to play 2 hours - play 2 hours. With the same bet. And after 2 hours withdraw your money. Just an example, not the way you have to follow.

[KiaKia]

Gamblers can follow this method if new gamblers have trouble making correct gambling decisions. Assume that when a gambler starts gambling there is some chance of losing money but if the gambler gains some amount of money by gambling then he should cash out the capital by keeping part of the profit in the gambling account. This way if later the gambler makes a wrong decision and if he makes a wrong decision if he loses money then he will still lose part of his profit but in this case his capital will be safe. Contrary to this decision, many people may ask me the question that after winning once, then losing money, then what will the gambler gamble with again. When a gambler loses money after making a profit, he can use the capital he used to gamble again, but only according to the plan. If you plan in this way, the risk of losing money by gambling will be greatly reduced.

In theory it sounds great but we all know that a real gambler is just going to keep putting his capital back in as soon as he loses his profit until he drops to 0, so without any sort of discipline it's pointless right?

It would be better to make 1 bet, if it wins walk away and go home a winner instead of continually gambling IMO.

I expect the money to be coming from somewhere normally? Gamblers need a source of income before they start gambling, they shouldn't risk all they have with the hope that winning a round is how they will be able to keep gambling, that's a suicide plan.

If you have a source of income, whatever happens won't affect your gambling activities, when you win with your $2, maybe you are able to turn it into $20 you should remove $18 and go back to your normal $2 gambling style.

Lack of self control and lack of discipline is why people make bad decisions when gambling, for the same reason why gambling exists in the first place is why I will never lose my self control when gambling.

[_act_]

Gamblers can follow this method if new gamblers have trouble making correct gambling decisions. Assume that when a gambler starts gambling there is some chance of losing money but if the gambler gains some amount of money by gambling then he should cash out the capital by keeping part of the profit in the gambling account. This way if later the gambler makes a wrong decision and if he makes a wrong decision if he loses money then he will still lose part of his profit but in this case his capital will be safe. Contrary to this decision, many people may ask me the question that after winning once, then losing money, then what will the gambler gamble with again. When a gambler loses money after making a profit, he can use the capital he used to gamble again, but only according to the plan. If you plan in this way, the risk of losing money by gambling will be greatly reduced.

In theory it sounds great but we all know that a real gambler is just going to keep putting his capital back in as soon as he loses his profit until he drops to 0, so without any sort of discipline it's pointless right?

It would be better to make 1 bet, if it wins walk away and go home a winner instead of continually gambling IMO.

Gambling is not like this practically because it it depends what the gamblers win also. Which makes you right. I bet on a football match a day before yesterday and I only earn $5.4 with $25. I can not use $5 to bet because it is too small for me. At least I start with $10 to bet but I can use $5 in casino games because it is different from sport betting. I withdraw the money and spend it which is the right thing to do for me. No betting until I see this week income.


But most importantly especially if I am gambling in a casino, I do not expect to win but if I use $10 to win $20, I will withdraw the money for that period of time. It can do me as if I should continue to gamble but I will not gamble until I see another weekly income and use less than 5% to gamble with it.