when you say, you can't win in gambling..

[Churchillvv]

A lot of people here say that we can’t win in gambling, so I just want to ask - are you saying that because you’ve experienced it yourself, or is it just something you read and are repeating as a theory? It’s easy to say, but if you’re someone who doesn’t really gamble and yet insists that no one can win, isn’t that just discouraging those who are actually optimistic about winning?

Who said you can't win in gambling?

I can refer you to guys who made fortune out of gambling so when you gamble you mix both fun and goals in it having set limit to what you can afford to loss. I agree that it's difficult to always win in gambling as it's more like a programed stuff that people always loss but then if you study gambling so well you could figure out that exactly causes losses and use it against them to win.

Wining isn't easily yeah but lossing is very much easy, this days guys win more because of more options they bookmakers have introduced.

[death69]

“Can’t win in gambling” is a tired line, an outcome pattern observed at scale. Over time, among people, over platforms. Not because everyone who says it lost once and cried about it, but rather because platforms are set to benefit the house, the casino, the operator. Math isn’t biased, it’s just indifferent.

Someone wins. But neither you nor me, not consistently. And you have to win for what? Is it thrill? Is it hope? Is it a substitute for control in a life that feels random anyway?

We do not risk just with money. We play with our time, our sanity, our mental stability. Ask a lifelong gambler what they’ve won. If it’s more than temporary highs and long-term damage, cool, that’s rare. Most people, regardless, are not gamblers from a state of inner clarity. They are running and hoping. They’re romanticizing chance.

Optimism’s not bad. But blind optimism wrapped in denial is only self-harm dressed in pretty wrappers. Believe in yourself? Absolutely. Bet on yourself? 100%. But calling it self-belief while wagering in a manipulated system? That’s just insane.

[topbitcoin]

I think we all experience the same thing although there may be some of us win a few times but that does not cover the fact that the losing ratio is the biggest when we are in gambling.

Even if we want to deny things like this in the end it's all the same so no matter if it's us feeling or just seeing other people when we are gambling then sooner or later things like this will still happen.

I wouldn't say that I'm naive for continuing to play gambling even though I'm losing but whether I'm aware of it or not, it's still happening even though we can't let go of gambling but the fact that we always lose at gambling when it comes to ratio is true even though we're still in gambling now. There will definitely be at least 1 time for a big win or even more but such things will be far from comparable in the end so we cannot rule out and think as if gambling is not a defeat.

[Pandu Geddon]

A lot of people here say that we can’t win in gambling, so I just want to ask - are you saying that because you’ve experienced it yourself, or is it just something you read and are repeating as a theory? It’s easy to say, but if you’re someone who doesn’t really gamble and yet insists that no one can win, isn’t that just discouraging those who are actually optimistic about winning?

I don't really care about that. I gamble with my own money, sometimes I win, and sometimes I lose. If accumulated, I have indeed lost more than the few wins I have received. But I never minded that.
Maybe someday I will stop gambling. But I will never say that we can't win from gambling. Some gamblers may feel the frustration of losing a large number of consecutive losses. But the frustrating situation is actually created by the gambler himself.

[Zoomic]

If you then, of course, consider gambling on a single basis, people win often.

So it just depends on how you are measuring winning or losing.

This is just the fact. For someone who is not really serious with gambling, he won't notice if he is losing more because  all he is concerned about at the moment is just the outcome of the game at that very moment and not just his overall performance for a stipulated period.

For full time gamblers who are so into gambling, it is necessary to remind them that the more they gamble, the more they enrich the casinos over time. Also, it is neccessary to let them know that relying so much on gambling for a long period of time is not a good financial practice because if everything is sumed up,  they would see clearly that they are actually on the losing side. Except for those who are wise enough to reinvest there gambling win in something more productive.

[Vaskiy]

I say it based on my experience. I never say you can't win in gambling, everyone can win in gambling but how far we have at the end decides whether we've won or not. When people doesn't have control, automatically we'll start losing and most importantly it is the emotional control that plays a big role in every gambler's activity.

In simple gambling is kind of using the small fish to catch the big one. When we start with small amount we'll experience good winning and soon we get triggered. This shouldn't happen, we need to have control and learn more about gambling before going further. In most cases experiencing small wins, they go for bigger bets and end up losing. Here, gambler have done the mistake and the platform doesn't have anything to do as the operations were fair.

[leonair]

A lot of people here say that we can’t win in gambling, so I just want to ask - are you saying that because you’ve experienced it yourself, or is it just something you read and are repeating as a theory? It’s easy to say, but if you’re someone who doesn’t really gamble and yet insists that no one can win, isn’t that just discouraging those who are actually optimistic about winning?

When someone sees himself only losing after gambling for a long time, a confidence is created in himself that his luck is very bad and he will not always get anything good by gambling. This thought comes from emotion. But basically it should not be like this because no one knows the future of his luck. And no one can ever tell what this future will do to him. However, after losing for a long time, a distrust in his luck is created. And that is why many people think at different times that they cannot win. Since everyone has emotions, these things are normal to happen to everyone.

Gambling depends on luck so here no one can say that he will win and also I can't guarantee that he will not win. It will completely depend on how much luck he has and how much his luck is working in his favor. But yes I agree with you that when someone keeps losing then emotions will work in him and then he can think of anything which will not be realistic. Emotion and greed are the two things that push a person to gamble and here even if he loses repeatedly, it prevents him from stopping gambling.

[Mehmet69]

A lot of people here say that we can’t win in gambling, so I just want to ask - are you saying that because you’ve experienced it yourself, or is it just something you read and are repeating as a theory? It’s easy to say, but if you’re someone who doesn’t really gamble and yet insists that no one can win, isn’t that just discouraging those who are actually optimistic about winning?

I don't really care about that. I gamble with my own money, sometimes I win, and sometimes I lose. If accumulated, I have indeed lost more than the few wins I have received. But I never minded that.
Maybe someday I will stop gambling. But I will never say that we can't win from gambling. Some gamblers may feel the frustration of losing a large number of consecutive losses. But the frustrating situation is actually created by the gambler himself.

Of course, there are two sides to a game: winning and losing. We have all lost and won in our gambling experiences. So we should not discourage anyone from gambling.

What's more, most gamblers lose repeatedly because of their own mistakes. So in my opinion, there is no point in blaming any gambling establishment. In my opinion, those who discourage others are basically losing every time.

[CroverNo01]

Of course, there are two sides to a game: winning and losing. We have all lost and won in our gambling experiences. So we should not discourage anyone from gambling.

What's more, most gamblers lose repeatedly because of their own mistakes. So in my opinion, there is no point in blaming any gambling establishment. In my opinion, those who discourage others are basically losing every time.

There are two entire side in the system, the losing and winning aspect should be up up for grabs. We strive with every means to ensure we're sticking to a particular side that's making us smile all day long. It's just a matter of time before one will realize the big winnings trigger to accumulate.

Gamblers are ever ready to make huge decision for themselves, they're ready to take bold steps inother to feature themselves into the deem light of winning. Gambling winning comes direct? With our formidable patterns, we can explore our chances of winning and keep opportunities coming in.

[Cantsay]

What's more, most gamblers lose repeatedly because of their own mistakes. So in my opinion, there is no point in blaming any gambling establishment. In my opinion, those who discourage others are basically losing every time.

What mistake do gamblers make that makes them lose all the time? If you’re talking about sport betting I might agree with you to some extent but I’ll still let you know that some of the events that takes place in sport betting are not things that are easy to predict and when it comes to slots I don’t think gamblers make any errors there except those who don’t know how to manage their bankrolls and just go there to waste money — Although, bankroll management won’t totally change the fact that you’ll lose because in the end the house always wins.

[Awaklara]

In most cases experiencing small wins, they go for bigger bets and end up losing. Here, gambler have done the mistake and the platform doesn't have anything to do as the operations were fair.

Basically what puts gamblers in a losing situation is their dissatisfaction with what they get. That's what makes gamblers lose more than feel satisfied with the victory that is already in hand.
The casino still profits because there are indeed more gamblers who lose than who win. I also won't say we can't win in gambling. Because I also feel the win of my bet.
If gamblers always think that they have to win every time, then it's not a bet.

[Fuso.hp]

I would like to ask those who say this how they gamble so cleverly that they only lose. Maybe he has no idea about gambling and he doesn't know the minimum things that he needs to know, that's why he loses most of the gambles he plays without understanding. If this is the case with gamblers, they must first acquire a certain understanding of gambling. If the gambler plays casino then he needs to make sure when to stop and if he bets on different sports then he needs to make sure how much knowledge he has about that sport. If a gambler understands cricket well then he should bet on cricket and if he understands football well then he should bet on football but if that gambler does not have a good understanding of a game then I think he should get an idea about it and then move on to gambling.

[Numeral]

A lot of people here say that we can’t win in gambling, so I just want to ask - are you saying that because you’ve experienced it yourself, or is it just something you read and are repeating as a theory? It’s easy to say, but if you’re someone who doesn’t really gamble and yet insists that no one can win, isn’t that just discouraging those who are actually optimistic about winning?

In general, there are rules of licensed casino, this is official information, the casino always takes a percentage of all bets. You can win, but the chances are small, and the longer the distance, the harder it is to come out in the plus. There are observations and personal experience, including if you play without reflection. Unfortunately, there are negative experiences of my acquaintances as well. It is actually possible to win, but, let's say, it is far from easy. The same principle as with lottery tickets - only a few people win large sums, the rest mostly just return the money for the spent lottery tickets, and someone does not even return.

[jaberwock]

A lot of people here say that we can’t win in gambling, so I just want to ask - are you saying that because you’ve experienced it yourself, or is it just something you read and are repeating as a theory? It’s easy to say, but if you’re someone who doesn’t really gamble and yet insists that no one can win, isn’t that just discouraging those who are actually optimistic about winning?

Who said you can't win in gambling?

I can refer you to guys who made fortune out of gambling so when you gamble you mix both fun and goals in it having set limit to what you can afford to loss. I agree that it's difficult to always win in gambling as it's more like a programed stuff that people always loss but then if you study gambling so well you could figure out that exactly causes losses and use it against them to win.

Wining isn't easily yeah but lossing is very much easy, this days guys win more because of more options they bookmakers have introduced.

Generally, when people say "gambling", they mostly refer to gambling games, which means casino games and not sports betting, and even though one can sometimes win in casino games, it's mostly dependent on luck and stats say that a person will usually be at a loss in the long run if they are into playing casino games regularly. You will surely stay profitable if you manage to get a big win or something and then stop gambling after that because that wouldn't give the casino a chance to recover its money from you, but if you continue, the odds will usually be stacked against you.

Sports betting, on the other hand, is something totally different than casino games because in sports betting, you can manage to stay profitable even in the long run as long as you know what you are doing. There are too many people who are earning good money from sports betting because they make bets where they have higher chances of winning, and if you keep doing that, you will manage to win most of the bets that you make.

[Agbamoni]

A lot of people here say that we can’t win in gambling, so I just want to ask - are you saying that because you’ve experienced it yourself, or is it just something you read and are repeating as a theory? It’s easy to say, but if you’re someone who doesn’t really gamble and yet insists that no one can win, isn’t that just discouraging those who are actually optimistic about winning?

Personally, i always say that you can't win in gambling because it takes more than it gives you. Gambling is a game of luck and winning happens on rare occasions, I'm not saying it impossible to win but you can't beat the game when you are a constant player. Those that are actively involve will keep losing, it doesn't matter how many times they win the losses they incur would be much more than their wins. If you are into casino games for example, everything has already been programmed against the gamblers, its definitely a losing game.

One big win is enough to quit gambling. At some time in our gambling experience weve had one win that we were so much excited about. That excitement makes you plunder how to win continuously.
Any way you can win in gambling and somehow you may not win it all depends on the fate of the gambler. I know you must have heard of rumor about gamblers who won big like winning a jackpot or lottery ticket. Those set of persons have successfully win in gambling. It is left for them to choose if they should continue or stop. The fate of every gambler differs which is why we need to keep trying our luck but not foolishly.

[stompix]

Who said you can't win in gambling?

Almost everyone around here?
The narrative changes as the title of the topic changes, open a new one with nobody beating the casino as a theme and you will see everyone going on how you can't win in gambling.

People are always influenced by the title of the debate and by certain preconceptions. Of course, people do win in gambling, it's not like everyone loses exactly the RTP. Some lose half their money, some all, some gain a penny, and some make it big, I will never understand why some simply refuse to believe this could happen.

[robelneo]

A lot of people here say that we can’t win in gambling, so I just want to ask - are you saying that because you’ve experienced it yourself, or is it just something you read and are repeating as a theory? It’s easy to say, but if you’re someone who doesn’t really gamble and yet insists that no one can win, isn’t that just discouraging those who are actually optimistic about winning?

Nobody makes a living from gambling, but that doesn't mean that your chances are zero; there are those who win in gambling by chance or by a correct analysis at that particular game, and winning is something that you cannot accurately predict. There will be choices, and that will turn out to be the winning bet, and that is called luck.
Its on the players if they will believe on their chances because they are the one playing and they know that you have a chance to win but you cannot beat the house in their own game.

[Dunamisx]

A lot of people here say that we can’t win in gambling, so I just want to ask - are you saying that because you’ve experienced it yourself, or is it just something you read and are repeating as a theory? It’s easy to say, but if you’re someone who doesn’t really gamble and yet insists that no one can win, isn’t that just discouraging those who are actually optimistic about winning?

On a normal expectation, it should be said that we often lose than winning when we gamble, this does not justify that we hardly win or we hardly lose and we should not because of such discourage others from having the impression that one can win in gambling, we have being seeing series of gamblers who have always discourage others from gambling by what they have been saying regarding gambling, which shouldn't be, because to gamble is to have fun and be entertained, while we still have the chance of either winning or loosing coming along.

[Fortify]

A lot of people here say that we can’t win in gambling, so I just want to ask - are you saying that because you’ve experienced it yourself, or is it just something you read and are repeating as a theory? It’s easy to say, but if you’re someone who doesn’t really gamble and yet insists that no one can win, isn’t that just discouraging those who are actually optimistic about winning?

You can win in the short term and even walk away with things like welcome bonuses that have been squeezed out, but it's pretty self evident - casinos do not and cannot exist only to hand out free money. They exist because enough people are losing that cover their expenses and also give them a profit on top, if you look at the accounts of any public gambling company you will find that most competently run ones and in positive territory. There are caveats to this - some people can carve out a niche in sports betting, if they are able to come up with a good strategy and don't get gubbed by bookmakers. Others can become successful at games like poker, which pit players vs players, but besides that the simple math involved with casino games means you won't win if you keep playing forever.

[coolcoinz]

People say that because you can't win in the long run. We're talking about a year or years of gambling with hundreds of bets.
It will be really hard to find someone who played for 5 years and is steadily making money this way. Most people are down, some deep in debt, but statistically this is how the casino makes money.

Have you seen how much money casinos make? They have the funds to pay hundreds of thousands of $ for ads. That money comes from gamblers who lose there every single day. You can get lucky, but if you keep playing for years you will eventually lose big.

That doesn't mean you shouldn't play. Try your luck by all means, but remember that if you win big it's time to move on and invest. Don't push your luck thinking you're good and you can make it a way of life.