How to play without taking too much risk?

[lovesmayfamilis]

Almost Every gambling practices and strategies is risky,and there's no small or big risks involved in gambling.Every risk you're aware of in gambling is risky and it's worth avoiding too.But it's necessary to recognize the risks in Gambling early so that you'll take steps to alleviate the overwhelming and tremendous effects and also practice responsible gambling habits.

You just said that oil can be oily and water can be wet. If there is a word risk, it implies some warning moments that many would not do at certain moments.

But the OP wants to start gambling, and he is filled with fears of losing money. This means that he does not have free money that can be spent. He cannot go and spend it in a restaurant; he cannot buy himself an unnecessary but fun thing, since he does not have a lot of money.

For the OP, we can advise coming and starting to play in a casino only when he can safely afford to spend money on all of the above without thinking about their future fate. The thought that having started, to play for those certain amounts that are scary to lose, is guaranteed to bring stress. I say this with such confidence because I have seen many examples. Having won quickly, a person is mistaken without thinking that this is a one-time victory; he wants more. He continues to play and eventually goes bankrupt.

[bakasabo]

Almost Every gambling practices and strategies is risky,and there's no small or big risks involved in gambling.Every risk you're aware of in gambling is risky and it's worth avoiding too.But it's necessary to recognize the risks in Gambling early so that you'll take steps to alleviate the overwhelming and tremendous effects and also practice responsible gambling habits.

You just said that oil can be oily and water can be wet. If there is a word risk, it implies some warning moments that many would not do at certain moments.

But the OP wants to start gambling, and he is filled with fears of losing money. This means that he does not have free money that can be spent. He cannot go and spend it in a restaurant; he cannot buy himself an unnecessary but fun thing, since he does not have a lot of money.

For the OP, we can advise coming and starting to play in a casino only when he can safely afford to spend money on all of the above without thinking about their future fate. The thought that having started, to play for those certain amounts that are scary to lose, is guaranteed to bring stress. I say this with such confidence because I have seen many examples. Having won quickly, a person is mistaken without thinking that this is a one-time victory; he wants more. He continues to play and eventually goes bankrupt.

If OP is limited with funds, then he should either play house games that allow to bet 1 sat, if he still wants to feel excitement of gambling (because slots and table games often have limited best size of 20 cents or more). Or gamble with game money or demo mode. If he is not ready to spend or lose, there is no use to even try. It will end with making deposits anyway, and if there is a huge fear of losing money, better stay away from gambling.

[Cryptmuster]

If OP is limited with funds, then he should either play house games that allow to bet 1 sat, if he still wants to feel excitement of gambling (because slots and table games often have limited best size of 20 cents or more). Or gamble with game money or demo mode. If he is not ready to spend or lose, there is no use to even try. It will end with making deposits anyway, and if there is a huge fear of losing money, better stay away from gambling.

The demo game is good only to understand the rules, and maybe play once or twice, but it will quickly become boring and the player will still return to playing for money, because this is the only way to get real winnings, and the goal of gambling is exactly this, to get real winnings, or if you want to get some adrenaline during the game, which you definitely won't get in the demo version of the game. If the goal is to play without a big risk, then I agree that the minimum bet is best for this, but the most important thing is not to get too carried away by the game, because sometimes even the minimum bet will not save you if you play too long.

[danherbias07]

If OP is limited with funds, then he should either play house games that allow to bet 1 sat, if he still wants to feel excitement of gambling (because slots and table games often have limited best size of 20 cents or more). Or gamble with game money or demo mode. If he is not ready to spend or lose, there is no use to even try. It will end with making deposits anyway, and if there is a huge fear of losing money, better stay away from gambling.

The demo game is good only to understand the rules, and maybe play once or twice, but it will quickly become boring and the player will still return to playing for money, because this is the only way to get real winnings, and the goal of gambling is exactly this, to get real winnings, or if you want to get some adrenaline during the game, which you definitely won't get in the demo version of the game. If the goal is to play without a big risk, then I agree that the minimum bet is best for this, but the most important thing is not to get too carried away by the game, because sometimes even the minimum bet will not save you if you play too long.

I always bet for the minimum amount, and I never go far, even if my losses are piling up. But I never play demo for a long time because there's just no fun in it. It's a feature to show how the game works and it will not give any excitement to a gambler. You are right that playing for the lowest amount will be the best option, and we won't feel too much loss while doing this. As long as we don't cross the line of depositing over and over again after losses. Still, it's the same risk as those high rollers because they are also just waiting for that big multiplier, and I think there's no difference even if you bet high or low, it's just a matter of chances.

[bakasabo]

If OP is limited with funds, then he should either play house games that allow to bet 1 sat, if he still wants to feel excitement of gambling (because slots and table games often have limited best size of 20 cents or more). Or gamble with game money or demo mode. If he is not ready to spend or lose, there is no use to even try. It will end with making deposits anyway, and if there is a huge fear of losing money, better stay away from gambling.

The demo game is good only to understand the rules, and maybe play once or twice, but it will quickly become boring and the player will still return to playing for money, because this is the only way to get real winnings, and the goal of gambling is exactly this, to get real winnings, or if you want to get some adrenaline during the game, which you definitely won't get in the demo version of the game. If the goal is to play without a big risk, then I agree that the minimum bet is best for this, but the most important thing is not to get too carried away by the game, because sometimes even the minimum bet will not save you if you play too long.

I understand that well, but as I understood, OP "wants to swim and not get wet". Gambling without risk or without too much risk is a game in demo mode or play money. Little risk for me are either low bets or low odds play, which is close to wasting time. You dont win anything significant, your inner desire to play for real grows. What can OP achieve if he plays low risk and win all the time? A believe in being most lucky player and a wish to test with placing a huge bet with enormous risk, which might lead to a fatal result.

[DaNNy001]

You're in the wrong place if you're afraid to lose money. Certainly, no one likes losing, but there are ways to limit your losses. Set a clear budget and try to not exceed that, do not place all-in bets, a single mistake can cost you your entire bankroll. Gambling isn't for the faint hearted, if you haven't made up your mind that you're going to lose money, don't get involved. Start slow with minor bets, as low as $0.50 or $1 in games you like or sports betting, see how you react to your losses and proceed with caution.

The problem with people is that they think gambling is all about taking big risks, this is why they put themselves in precarious situations...no one is saying that you should stake 50 percent of what you have in your bank account.. Just like you said, having a limit is the best thing to do especially as a beginner...if you stick to your budget there is no need to be scared to gamble.. it's probably beat to stake low and always stay at that level, increasing it overtime can be very dangerous, small stakes only keeps you on the safe side.

[ovcijisir]

My main rules are:

1. Always have budget beforehand and never exceed it
2. Never get so emotional to lose control over your spendings
3. Be disciplined about time dedicated to casinos
4. Write off your losses, don't try to win back funds you lost, mostly it won't end up good.

Basically it boils down to disciplined management of your time and money.

[Zigabel]

Why would you gamble if you are afraid to risk?
Gambling is taking risk even if you bet on a game with 99% chance to win there is still a risk that you would lose even if it is just 1%.
You should stay away from gambling if you are afraid of the risk, I think it is the only advice that you might need right now.

Its really funny how most persons want a risk free gambling experience and forget that for the casino to make money just the way you are expecting to make money, there ahs to be some risk upon which whomsoever it favors becomes the lucky person at the end of the day, the casino is actually taking a risk to agreeing to pay you if the games turns out in you favor and you are also taking a risk to agreeing that you are going to let go of your money to the casino if it turns out that you aren't lucky with the game and so its basically a two way thing and not to expect that he casino alone takes responsibility as every game should be in your favor.

If you want a risk free engagement then like you have advised, such person should stay away from gambling because gambling in its self is mostly about taking risk and so is most thing in life generally. even the things that seems to appear risk free are not actually risk free they only have a very low risk tendencies such that can be ignored and making them look like they are actually risk free meanwhile they are not in the actual sense.

[Wonder Work]

The problem with people is that they think gambling is all about taking big risks, this is why they put themselves in precarious situations...no one is saying that you should stake 50 percent of what you have in your bank account.. Just like you said, having a limit is the best thing to do especially as a beginner...if you stick to your budget there is no need to be scared to gamble.. it's probably beat to stake low and always stay at that level, increasing it overtime can be very dangerous, small stakes only keeps you on the safe side.

Yeap agree with you.....

They also know that small bets keep them safe, but they cannot control their greed and make big bets. After making big bets, they are at a lot of risk. There is especially a high possibility of losing money because there is no guarantee that the bet will be lost or won. There is also no guarantee that the big bet will be won, so the risk of losing money is high. Significant risks always have the power to lose mental balance; if you are lucky, you can make a good profit. However, small bets always seem safe. Even if you lose small bets, there is no regret. Later, the losses can be recovered very quickly.

In other words, you get big money if you win from big bets; if you lose, you make it entirely destitute. Now, which one a casino player will prefer is a personal matter. We can only speak here as a suggestion, good or bad, and we have no other advice.

[Su-asa]

We know that playing is very afraid of risking what we have, but are you afraid of risking everything you have? Or do you have your value and strategy limits? I'm starting to bet now and I'm a little afraid of what I should do, so I came to you to ask for tips or even advice? Can you help me? 

A responsible gambler is always afraid of losing everything that's why they chooses to gamble responsibly but addiction have blindfolded a lot of gamblers not to see that irresponsible gambling practice will make them lose everything. However it's obvious that everyone is afraid of losing everything to gamble. Although if you want to risk everything it should be noted that those things are what you can afford lose.

[Berry2d]

The best approach to gambling with limited risk is developing a good gambling strategy that will govern your activities while gambling, identifying your maximum odd, total capital per day and number of times to stake. Some gambler's do not exceed 2 odd but with a good capital while gambling because it's their gambling strategy and the practice reduce there risk level and increase their profit margin. How can you stake 20 games in one slip with a little money to win millions are you the one playing those games?

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

When we gamble, we are talking a risk already, but how we also play will now determines on how the risk we are taking is going to be considered been too much or not, on a normal day, we should play games we know about, have more experience in playing and understand about how its being played, we should avoid assumption, irrelevant predictions, unrealistic approaches towards how we are gambling if we must really prevented ourselves from being under high risk when we are gambling.

[harapan]

We know that playing is very afraid of risking what we have, but are you afraid of risking everything you have? Or do you have your value and strategy limits? I'm starting to bet now and I'm a little afraid of what I should do, so I came to you to ask for tips or even advice? Can you help me?  :

I think if anyone doesn't want to undergo risks taking then they shouldn't get involved with anything relating to that, but in gambling I think some risks taken should be limited inorder to reduce so much losses when one gamble. So if you don't want to play without taking too much risks you should limits your gamble habits and reduce your bankroll, that's to say if you make use of 5% for gambling you should still go some little lower than that so you don't have any regrets when you observe you ain't making any profits or wins.

[Ultegra134]

The problem with people is that they think gambling is all about taking big risks, this is why they put themselves in precarious situations...no one is saying that you should stake 50 percent of what you have in your bank account.. Just like you said, having a limit is the best thing to do especially as a beginner...if you stick to your budget there is no need to be scared to gamble.. it's probably beat to stake low and always stay at that level, increasing it overtime can be very dangerous, small stakes only keeps you on the safe side.

The truth is that quite a few people, especially beginners, underestimate the importance of having clear boundaries. Sometimes it's easy to get carried away, after all, the larger the bet, the larger the returns, which is the reason why you might end up betting more than you're comfortable with. It's extremely easy to be fooled by the promising probabilities and the unlimited capabilities of gambling. Certainly, it's a huge risk, but as others already mentioned, there are ways to mitigate the risk and set a budget (daily, monthly, weekly) that you're comfortable in the scenario of losing.

[swogerino]

We know that playing is very afraid of risking what we have, but are you afraid of risking everything you have? Or do you have your value and strategy limits? I'm starting to bet now and I'm a little afraid of what I should do, so I came to you to ask for tips or even advice? Can you help me?  :

I think if anyone doesn't want to undergo risks taking then they shouldn't get involved with anything relating to that, but in gambling I think some risks taken should be limited inorder to reduce so much losses when one gamble. So if you don't want to play without taking too much risks you should limits your gamble habits and reduce your bankroll, that's to say if you make use of 5% for gambling you should still go some little lower than that so you don't have any regrets when you observe you ain't making any profits or wins.

If anyone don't want to gamble taking much risk it is plain simple to do so, just add a small budget like 20-30 dollars for gambling a week and never use the risky games which are considered luck based ones like slot machines, roulette, blackjack, dice or other similar games. Better to focus on games where skill is relevant also keeping in mind that luck is always the decisive factor in gambling, most of the time is against you and once you embrace this knowledge you have the power to minimize risk by playing games with lower chances to lose compared to games of huge chances to lose like slot machines. This is how you gamble by not taking much risk, by evaluating most likely scenarios and choosing the one with less danger regarding of how risky it is to go that way.

[Vaskiy]

Gambling is full of risk. Very few get rewarded for the risk they've taken. The majority of the gamblers end up losing big. From outside, it looks like gambling is an easy way to make money. The reality is completely different. Another thing is, once you've entered, it is quite difficult to make an exit. When you tend to leave gambling, you need to accept many things. As most of the users suggested, if you're not willing to take risks, don't get into gambling. Learning about investments and getting into it seems to be the right choice, because someday we'll be able to make a profit out of the right investment.

[Webetcoins]

Start playing with a small amount. Small bets protect your state of fear of loss. If you are lucky, continue playing with the winnings, understanding that this is not yours. In a word, you should always understand that gambling is a game and not something that should make you sad. If you feel discomfort, it is better to stop playing for a while or stop playing altogether.

What is not ours? Game maybe? That it is not in our control and anything can happen, but the money that we win is already ours and we are now free to cash it out outside the platform. When I win, I usually leave the extra of the total profit. Like for example if I win $10.50, I will take out the 10 and leave the 50 only to see if my luck is still there but I will now play a new game this time.

This is to ensure that my cravings for all of my favourite games are now satisfied. Not only gambling but everything in life is a game. It is like we play them but it does not mean that we aren't going to be careful anymore because if we make a mistake, they can be devastating too.

[dunfida]

If OP is limited with funds, then he should either play house games that allow to bet 1 sat, if he still wants to feel excitement of gambling (because slots and table games often have limited best size of 20 cents or more). Or gamble with game money or demo mode. If he is not ready to spend or lose, there is no use to even try. It will end with making deposits anyway, and if there is a huge fear of losing money, better stay away from gambling.

The demo game is good only to understand the rules, and maybe play once or twice, but it will quickly become boring and the player will still return to playing for money, because this is the only way to get real winnings, and the goal of gambling is exactly this, to get real winnings, or if you want to get some adrenaline during the game, which you definitely won't get in the demo version of the game. If the goal is to play without a big risk, then I agree that the minimum bet is best for this, but the most important thing is not to get too carried away by the game, because sometimes even the minimum bet will not save you if you play too long.

I understand that well, but as I understood, OP "wants to swim and not get wet". Gambling without risk or without too much risk is a game in demo mode or play money. Little risk for me are either low bets or low odds play, which is close to wasting time. You dont win anything significant, your inner desire to play for real grows. What can OP achieve if he plays low risk and win all the time? A believe in being most lucky player and a wish to test with placing a huge bet with enormous risk, which might lead to a fatal result.

This is the only way on which if he do wants to gamble but wont really be losing money on which it could really be done through demo trading and this is something that needing up to consider but pretty sure that OP wants to play with having that zero risk but having the potential on earning real money.   Its understandable that we dont really want to lose money but come to think that we will really be that trying out to deal up with things on which we can be able to have that kind of chance to make those winnings on which this cant really be that possible. This is why it will really be that recommended that you should really be trying out to make up some decisions on which would really be that getting in line on what you do really want.

It cant really be just that possible that you would really be that just wanting to earn money but you wont really be able to impose up such risks on which this is laughable if you do really think up on this way. Bare up in mind that it wont really be called gambling in the first place if you wont really be that risking on something and thats why if you dont like to lose money then dont gamble as simple as that. There would really be those times or moments that you do become that wanting to have that assurance in the first place on which it will really be that causing up that kind of delusional approach.

[Kristiyana]

You know the moment you just use your hard earned Money to put into something you're not even sure of the outcome, is just the same as risk taken no matter how big or small it is definitely it will be considered as risk. so even if you choose to gamble with a little amount of money is still the same thing as taking a risk because you work so hard before you were able to get those Money, so therefore I think the only way that one can be able to stop taking risk in gamble is when you decide to put an end to it.

[Victorybit1]

It's simple, keep your stakes slow and avoid increasing them. The reason why most gamblers increase their stake overtime is because they get too confident of their strategy, this is the fastest way to ruin your bankroll. Staking moderately and having a budget are the two ways to ensure that your risks are low. Gambling aimlessly and without a specific budget can make you vulnerable to psychological effects of gambling, when you start losing there's nothing that would stop you from chasing your losses and you can lose everything you have as  a result of this.