Changing strategy to win !

[swogerino]

The strategy may not work well for you or is not enough to win but you should continue with patience. In fact, the efforts that we consider useless are not actually useless because we are gaining new experiences by losing in gambling. I think luck never loses in gambling. Luck will keep on giving you new inspiration as long as you keep on trying. Some gamblers try randomly when they lose continuously and they try to use the strategy to win and change the strategy as I did while gambling based on previous analysis and observation.

How does changing your strategy affect you in gambling?

How good is it for long-term gambling results by changing strategies repeatedly?

I just happen to experience this yesterday. Many times I was being in a winning situation and I was going from 20 dollars to near 200 and because of greed losing it all. Yesterday night though got from 40 dollars to 287 dollars and withdrawn 250 dollars while the 37 kept playing until losing it all. Experience did matter and a lot here as I thought to myself I have seen the pattern, if I keep going I am surely gonna lose it all so I decided to stop and make a withdraw. I am very happy with this decision, the rest of dollars I lost were not in vain either as I got to level 13 from 11 meaning my wager was more than 4000 dollars in total plus got the rackeback bonus today which I don't care if I lose it all.

[GigaBit]

In the case of betting, strategy cannot always bring positive results to the gambler, he must change the strategy. If you do not win with a strategy, you should not think that the strategy is not good. Sometimes a strategy may work and sometimes it may not be effective. That is why you have to rely on luck to some extent in the case of gambling. In the case of casino gambling, if I use a strategy, I try to use it several times and if I do not get any positive response there, I try to change that strategy. But generally I try to gamble based on my limitations so that if I lose, it cannot have a negative impact on my gambling.

[Ishicryptic]

How does changing your strategy affect you in gambling?

How good is it for long-term gambling results by changing strategies repeatedly?

Changing strategies in sports bet is just for fun to me because there is no sure strategy that can give me wins, if a strategy is giving me wins I will stick to it but if I begin to experience loses I will navigate to another pattern. Gambling strategies is not like a business plan or strategy where you can project how to be more profitable, in  gambling wins depends on luck so you need luck most than strategies. I wouldn't know how good  changing strategies on the long term is, I frankly don't do plus and minus in gambling to know if I am making profit or not. I don't like to bother myself with that because I use very small amounts to gamble.

[Tipstar]

The strategy may not work well for you or is not enough to win but you should continue with patience. In fact, the efforts that we consider useless are not actually useless because we are gaining new experiences by losing in gambling. I think luck never loses in gambling. Luck will keep on giving you new inspiration as long as you keep on trying. Some gamblers try randomly when they lose continuously and they try to use the strategy to win and change the strategy as I did while gambling based on previous analysis and observation.

How does changing your strategy affect you in gambling?

How good is it for long-term gambling results by changing strategies repeatedly?

In my experience, changing strategy, odds and targets would make your bets more random which keeps your strategy going longer. I once was used to trying new strategies using the Seuntjies DiceBot. Everyone should try that, its an excellent bot to automatic different strategies in dice. They have an advance mode where you set different things and even more could use scripts to get what you want.

For me the result was the same but it lasted way more. I would have even won some if I had stopped while I was winning but that's not how gambling works. It's a different kind of fun for sure but considering how much time and mind you spend on it, it doesn't matter in the end as you are going to lose it. At least in case of dice.

[justdimin]

How does changing your strategy affect you in gambling?

Changing the strategy doesn't really do much but sometimes it increases the excitement. Gambling the same way is boring sometimes so if you change the strategy and style, it can be more fun, at least for sometime.

I am usually a low risk gambler who prefers betting on 1.4x or lower but sometimes I do try things like hunting 200x on crash and while it doesn't always end well, it's really thrilling when you hit that big multiplier. End of the day it's all meant for fun so doesn't really matter what strategy you apply, because you can't beat the maths and the house edge that casino holds.

How good is it for long-term gambling results by changing strategies repeatedly?

Result would remain the same most likely - LOSS. But changing strategy helps you feel fresh when gambling regularly.

[Antotena]

The strategy may not work well for you or is not enough to win but you should continue with patience. In fact, the efforts that we consider useless are not actually useless because we are gaining new experiences by losing in gambling. I think luck never loses in gambling. Luck will keep on giving you new inspiration as long as you keep on trying. Some gamblers try randomly when they lose continuously and they try to use the strategy to win and change the strategy as I did while gambling based on previous analysis and observation.

How does changing your strategy affect you in gambling?

How good is it for long-term gambling results by changing strategies repeatedly?

Gamblers should know how to implement strategies, you need it at some point. If I'm to talk from a betting stand point, events van be linear in prediction in the sense that similar thing can be on repetitive every time and may change after another season. Look at Manchester City game in the last 3 years, one can predict that Haaland will have a goal in at least one of his game and it was working like magic even if it's in the last minute, but you can't do that predictions last season.

You just have to find your edge and where you belong in gambling, whether you are a social gambler, a bettor or live casino games, no way the outcome will be the same. Even the casino games have ways they adjust their system in the sense that it favour's the company and they allow the rest of the profit goes to the gamblers because you know, no matter how good you are with gambling, you can't always be lucky to win all the time, only strategy change makes you better and ahead of others and the casino.

[len01]

How does changing your strategy affect you in gambling?

How good is it for long-term gambling results by changing strategies repeatedly?

In my experience, changing strategies rarely produces favorable results and can sometimes have the opposite effect. Specifically, if one begins with strategy X and subsequently switches to strategy Y, the outcome tends to be uncertain, roughly a 50:50 chance. This is because strategy Y is unfamiliar and untested by the individual. I have frequently altered strategies across various casino games, yet the results have consistently failed to yield profit. It is important to remember that the house edge invariably remains a significant factor.

[BABY SHOES]

Random games like slots, dice, crash, and mines don't require any strategy they just rely on your gut feeling to determine your win, but in the end, you'll just hope for luck or not.

There is no influence whatsoever in strategy... in sports betting, it's all the same just doing regular analysis without overcomplicating things. It still relies on intuition for me personally...

In the long term, it's better to think about your bankroll to avoid overspending on gambling... for example, long-term wins are never a concern because there's no record of them.

[Agbamoni]

Luck will keep on giving you new inspiration as long as you keep on trying.

So you are saying I should keep on trying even if every effort still leads to losses. At some point, trying new strategies feels like another way to draw you closer to addiction or keep you addicted. No strategies changes how casino games works, the house will always have edge no matter the strategy especially in slot game, except in gambling which I am sure no strategy is perfect. My suggestion is not to keep on trying but to know when to stop and leave gambling to be.

[junder]

In the case of betting, strategy cannot always bring positive results to the gambler, he must change the strategy. If you do not win with a strategy, you should not think that the strategy is not good. Sometimes a strategy may work and sometimes it may not be effective. That is why you have to rely on luck to some extent in the case of gambling. In the case of casino gambling, if I use a strategy, I try to use it several times and if I do not get any positive response there, I try to change that strategy. But generally I try to gamble based on my limitations so that if I lose, it cannot have a negative impact on my gambling.

Gambling inevitably involves luck in winning. Therefore, it's perfectly normal for a strategy to fail to produce a win. Besides luck, gambling is also a matter of probability, and behind the game, there's a bookie or someone who orchestrates everything to profit from the large number of gamblers. Therefore, no matter how good a strategy, it can't guarantee a win, as the house always wins.

Furthermore, not all types of gambling can be implemented strategically. Some games rely purely on luck, so no strategy is applicable. What we should do is not expect too much from gambling, remembering that this is a business with the goal of generating profits, so winning isn't easy.

[crwth]

I agree with the members that it's only about the psyche; it's a "sense of control" that you think you have because of the strategies and tactics. It's most likely a matter of luck, and it will likely yield similar results.

The different strategies may be aimed at preserving your capital in the account, but it doesn't mean they will yield better results.

I think it's best to recognize that there are different types of strategies in games. Perhaps if it's skill-based, the approach is more effective with varying changes of strategy; however, for non-strategy games like slots, there's little to no effect.

[purple_sparkles]

I agree with the members that it's only about the psyche; it's a "sense of control" that you think you have because of the strategies and tactics. It's most likely a matter of luck, and it will likely yield similar results.

The different strategies may be aimed at preserving your capital in the account, but it doesn't mean they will yield better results.

I think it's best to recognize that there are different types of strategies in games. Perhaps if it's skill-based, the approach is more effective with varying changes of strategy; however, for non-strategy games like slots, there's little to no effect.

Slots are essentially programs designed to pay out a certain percentage in winnings while keeping the majority as profit. There really can't be any long-term strategy you'll end up in the red anyway,it's a game of luck. The same can't be said about poker, though, in my opinion, it's the best training ground for developing, testing, and refining strategies. However, this applies more to live games; online tournaments aren't as informative.

[Free Market Capitalist]

How good is it for long-term gambling results by changing strategies repeatedly?

For skill games it makes sense only in specific situations. So no repeteadly.

In casino games it's bullshit, and the way you put it, it seems to me that you mean the latter, because you don't make a distinction. What usually happens to people in casino games is that they change the “strategy” and because of pure variance they come up with positive results and then they believe that what they have done has some relation to the results, which is bullshit.

[sana54210]

In the case of betting, strategy cannot always bring positive results to the gambler, he must change the strategy. If you do not win with a strategy, you should not think that the strategy is not good. Sometimes a strategy may work and sometimes it may not be effective. That is why you have to rely on luck to some extent in the case of gambling. In the case of casino gambling, if I use a strategy, I try to use it several times and if I do not get any positive response there, I try to change that strategy. But generally I try to gamble based on my limitations so that if I lose, it cannot have a negative impact on my gambling.

Yeah, although I'm certain that no strategy works for long term. Some strategies help you win in the short term but if there was any strategy that was working in the long term, the casinos/sportsbooks would have shut down already. I am a sports bettor and I do change my strategy like sometimes I am betting on markets such as winner/set winner/goals, etc and sometimes I change my strategy and bet on more specific markets such as Player aces for tennis, anytime goal scorer in soccer and other similar markets in various sports.

I have to admit that betting on specific markets gives you a better chance of winning as compared to when betting on the big markets such as winner, totals and so on because millions of people bet on those markets.

[Slow death]

How does changing your strategy affect you in gambling?

In my case, it doesn't affect me much. Every time I changed my strategy, it wasn't for profit, because I was always aware that I wouldn't play for profit due to the very nature of gambling being an entertainment in which the house has an advantage. So, I changed my strategy in the bankroll management part, because my objective wasn't to create a strategy to make a profit, my objective was a strategy to be able to play for longer with my small bankroll.

How good is it for long-term gambling results by changing strategies repeatedly?

Honestly, if a person is thinking that they can profit from long-term betting, then that person is on the wrong path, and if they are thinking about strategies to profit from long-term betting, then that person is on the much more wrong path.

[Shinpako09]

I've been playing for years and have come up with different strategies of my own. Before, if one didn't work, I'd switch to a new one and stick with it for months. Same cycle, if it failed again, I'd change to another. But recently, I stopped sticking to just one strategy. I now keep switching strategies within a session, since sticking to only one doesn't work for me anymore. I'm not saying it works most of the time, but so far, I'm doing pretty well.

[eisen33]

The strategy may not work well for you or is not enough to win but you should continue with patience. In fact, the efforts that we consider useless are not actually useless because we are gaining new experiences by losing in gambling. I think luck never loses in gambling. Luck will keep on giving you new inspiration as long as you keep on trying. Some gamblers try randomly when they lose continuously and they try to use the strategy to win and change the strategy as I did while gambling based on previous analysis and observation.

How does changing your strategy affect you in gambling?

How good is it for long-term gambling results by changing strategies repeatedly?

When something doesn’t go the way we expected, the first thing that comes to mind is that we need to change something, because our current approach doesn’t allow us to win often enough to make a profit in gambling. Changing the strategy is what we start thinking about, but it might not be the only problem for those who lose frequently. There are also players who gamble without any strategy at all, and they don’t even think about changing anything  they just hope that next time they’ll get luckier.

[panjul07]

Changing strategy will not change our luck, even if the luck comes after we change the strategy, it is pure because of luck not the strategy.
Keep on trying will also not change our luck or will not push the luck to come, luck may come at anytime or may not come after we lose all our money.
The right statement is that the more you try, the higher chance for you to lose more unless the luck come before we get busted.

[maydna]

If you have luck, you don't have to use strategy but just gamble. The problem is we don't know when we have our luck. That make many people still playing gambling without think about the risk.

We can change the strategy and hope that this strategy will work good and give the win. But without luck, no matter if we change the strategy, we will not win but lose the money.

Changing my strategy doesn't give much affect but sometime I lose more. So I don't think that doing that will give better result.

[danherbias07]

Useless are useless when it comes to casino games and slots. There's no such thing as strategy there.

I believe this only applies to sports betting and poker. Those are the games where analysis can be used to enhance the chance of winning although still not 100 percent. I only agree that it is not useless there because experience is very important on those kind of games and as we go on betting and updating ourselves with how the game works, that's when we become better at it.