Why not use the trading strategy?

[woez]

You can try to use your trading way for playing gambling but that doesn't guarantee you will win. Trading and gambling are different so we can not expect to get the same thing. The situation is also different where you gamble, your losses will be difficult to get. But in trading, you still have a chance to make a profit if you can analyze better.

It seems close to the ratio and i think even if we try to collaborate the patterns well, there are still significant differences, both technically and in the final results. The most obvious difference lies in the situation and speculation. One is more about analysis and market data, sentiment that we can access, both historically and at the time, while the other leans more towards luck, although it's not purely monotonous, if we'd like to say so.

In terms of risk, there's maybe no way to get back into betting by waiting for the conditions to change. In trading, perhaps you can still learn the latest information, trends, and other things to potentially return to your initial investment. In terms of pressure and emotion, they're also quite similar.

[laijsica]

If I enter a trade with $100 and eventually exits the trade with $110, I will be happy that I made $10 profit, which is 10% of my capital.
But in gambling, especially sports betting, I cannot use $100 and try to win $110. I will just aim to win even more that 100% of my capital and that is the reason most gamblers fail.
Why not use the trading approach and make 5%, 10% profits in each bet. If we apply this method, we are going to win more than 70% of our bets.
In trading we are okay with small wins, but in gambling the case is different. Why?

There is a guarantee of making a profit in trading if the trader is experienced and can withdraw any amount of profit as a result of his strategy. The possibility of losing your money completely while trading is very low and you can be satisfied with a small amount of profit because the profit that is obtained in the flow of money in the market increases the size of the capital.

In gambling, the risk of losing money is high as well as the possibility of winning. Gambling is related to entertainment and is associated with the motivation to win money, which makes gamblers take risks. This is why trading is different from gambling.

[Nahl]

Targetting profit 10% from your initial bets is reasonable even this is more good rather than targetting high payout which possibly high risk bets and in sport betting usually to reach this payout you only to bets with the odds 1.10 or probably 1.20 and those who involved in sport betting for long term already know that bets on these options is very safe and these options too has high percentages of winning compared the odds 2.00 or more and i think targetting low profit for sport betting is good which probably it will be effected for long term so, i do agree with this method that small profit is more good than lost our money quickly because want to set high payout

[Ojima-ojo]

If I enter a trade with $100 and eventually exits the trade with $110, I will be happy that I made $10 profit, which is 10% of my capital.
But in gambling, especially sports betting, I cannot use $100 and try to win $110. I will just aim to win even more that 100% of my capital and that is the reason most gamblers fail.
Why not use the trading approach and make 5%, 10% profits in each bet. If we apply this method, we are going to win more than 70% of our bets.
In trading we are okay with small wins, but in gambling the case is different. Why?

This is based on your own thoughts and is fine, but what I will let you clear in is that gambling profits can easily be taken along the line like cashing your bet when you already in $5-10 winning range, and not necessarily have to wait untill the whole game play out 100%.

Another thing to point to also is, trading can still end up that way if you don't close your position when you have made the $10 winnings, the trade may still later go against you and you end up losing it again, so is all about approach and mindset that what matter most.

[Agbamoni]

I cannot use my entire bankroll to bet on a game. That is a wrong approach to betting.
BTW who told you I am not satisfied with 10% profit. When you stake with such a high amount, for example $100 and above. Any capital above 10% is comfortable to take. Dont be too greedy about it.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

I cannot use my entire bankroll to bet on a game. That is a wrong approach to betting.

Some think that in gambling, we took more risk because of the greed to make more money from it, but things aren't like that in some cases, what matters the most is the fun in it.

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BTW who told you I am not satisfied with 10% profit. When you stake with such a high amount, for example $100 and above. Any capital above 10% is comfortable to take. Dont be too greedy about it.
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I thought ad much, maybe we are the only risk takers here and traders don't even take much bigger risk.

If one can be gambling and be earning 10% from it, then it's cool and nothing is bad with this kind of idea, at least it's still more better than none.

[pawanjain]

If I enter a trade with $100 and eventually exits the trade with $110, I will be happy that I made $10 profit, which is 10% of my capital.
But in gambling, especially sports betting, I cannot use $100 and try to win $110. I will just aim to win even more that 100% of my capital and that is the reason most gamblers fail.
Why not use the trading approach and make 5%, 10% profits in each bet. If we apply this method, we are going to win more than 70% of our bets.
In trading we are okay with small wins, but in gambling the case is different. Why?

The reason is quite simple because the risk in gambling is comparatively higher than the risk in trading.
In gambling, if we lose the bet then we lost all our money in the bet but in trading we still hold the money in spot trading.
In futures though there is a risk of liquidation but at least we get to know that well beforehand seeing the downtrend in price.

[DaNNy001]

Greed is the reason why a lot of gamblers lose, they try to make 100 percent of their stake in a day, there's a possibility that you can achieve this easily but if you apply the system of a trader you would aim for just 10 to 20 percent of your stake in a day...sometimes traders even aim to make 10 percent of their capital within a week, this is the reason why we have more successful traders than gamblers..people that make profit from gambling are just a small percentage

[bhadz]

If I enter a trade with $100 and eventually exits the trade with $110, I will be happy that I made $10 profit, which is 10% of my capital.
But in gambling, especially sports betting, I cannot use $100 and try to win $110. I will just aim to win even more that 100% of my capital and that is the reason most gamblers fail.
Why not use the trading approach and make 5%, 10% profits in each bet. If we apply this method, we are going to win more than 70% of our bets.
In trading we are okay with small wins, but in gambling the case is different. Why?

We're not all the same, a 10% profit or winnings for us is big but not for the others who are aiming for more. And that's why if we're going to gamble and try to hit 10% and we're already happy with that, that's a good mindset as a gambler to not pressure ourselves and aim for more. That is also the possible problem why the others are hitting it hardly because of not being content and satisfied with how much they make with the bankrolls that they have. Maybe 10%-20% isn't that big for them and so, they try and try until they are left with nothing goes back to zero.

[Joy- maker]

The reasons why a lot of gamblers out there will not be comfortable with winning just 5 to 10 percent of their capital is  greed number one, because some person's are just too greedy that they always want to double the money they used in staking that game with 100 to 150 percent which is not making any sense to me, because gambling is not suppose to done that way. And  reason number two why some person's always want to double the money too is because gambling is their source of income, they don't get money elsewhere if not from gambling very irresponsible set of people,  gambling should be done for fun and for entertainment and not for a source of income, on like me if I want gambling I don't always expect to win much at least if I can get 10 to 15 percent of the money I used in staking that game am good, why because am not greedy and gambling is not my source of income, so if I use $10 to stake a game I get additional $5  even $3 am ok with it no be need to be greedy.

[Promocodeudo]

I cannot use my entire bankroll to bet on a game. That is a wrong approach to betting.
BTW who told you I am not satisfied with 10% profit. When you stake with such a high amount, for example $100 and above. Any capital above 10% is comfortable to take. Dont be too greedy about it.

Greed is the reason most gamblers think abstract in gambling, why wpold anyone even think of using there entire bankroll to bet on a particular game if not for greed, what happens to splitting those digits and keeping amount for reserve to bet later, I don't know how some people see this gambling of a thing, the want to bet huge thereby making it look  like betting with amount they can actually budget for betting several times can give them winning just as they strike once, mate I don't want to go into versed details, you just said it all.

[dwyane36]

If I enter a trade with $100 and eventually exits the trade with $110, I will be happy that I made $10 profit, which is 10% of my capital.
But in gambling, especially sports betting, I cannot use $100 and try to win $110. I will just aim to win even more that 100% of my capital and that is the reason most gamblers fail.
Why not use the trading approach and make 5%, 10% profits in each bet. If we apply this method, we are going to win more than 70% of our bets.
In trading we are okay with small wins, but in gambling the case is different. Why?

If you're satisfied with a 5–10% profit in trading but want bigger wins in gambling, it's mainly a psychological thing. In reality, you can apply trading-like strategies to gambling, but you should never forget about risk management and controlling your emotions.

[m2017]

If I enter a trade with $100 and eventually exits the trade with $110, I will be happy that I made $10 profit, which is 10% of my capital.
But in gambling, especially sports betting, I cannot use $100 and try to win $110. I will just aim to win even more that 100% of my capital and that is the reason most gamblers fail.
Why not use the trading approach and make 5%, 10% profits in each bet. If we apply this method, we are going to win more than 70% of our bets.
In trading we are okay with small wins, but in gambling the case is different. Why?

The thing is, in gambling, gamblers have higher expectations of winning, fueled by casino marketing campaigns. Why would a gambler settle for a 10% bonus on their deposit when they can win x5, x10, or even more with a little luck? This is precisely the focus of the "become a millionaire" hype from casinos. So, everyone wants to become a millionaire in gambling, and no one is interested in a 5-10% bonus on their deposit.

This industry is fueled by gambler's greed, so few will follow your proposed strategy. Although, in my opinion, it's a very reasonable and profitable strategy for gradually increasing your deposit.

Those who chase millions in casinos end up with nothing. And those who are after a 5-10% bonus on their deposit are slowly making money. And they're the real fine fellows.

[peter0425]

If I enter a trade with $100 and eventually exits the trade with $110, I will be happy that I made $10 profit, which is 10% of my capital.
But in gambling, especially sports betting, I cannot use $100 and try to win $110. I will just aim to win even more that 100% of my capital and that is the reason most gamblers fail.
Why not use the trading approach and make 5%, 10% profits in each bet. If we apply this method, we are going to win more than 70% of our bets.
In trading we are okay with small wins, but in gambling the case is different. Why?

Because you are still playing against the casino even if you try to win small amounts, a part of you is still losing to the house. Hence why gamblers are thinking of catching the big fish which is the jackpot or the highest possible amount.

Another thing is gambling is not done to make consistent money. People are gambling for that quick big money which to them is exciting. Trading might not be as exciting for others.

[Pandu Geddon]

In trading we are okay with small wins, but in gambling the case is different. Why?

It's just a matter of mindset. If you aim to gain 10% of the capital you are risking, it's not a problem; you can do it. No one will forbid you from doing that. The issue lies in your desire to keep playing and generate bigger profits. The desire for satisfaction in the game makes gamblers ignore the 10% profit. 
All gamblers can do that and achieve consistent profits. It's just that we have to ask ourselves why we are not doing it.

[Dr.Osh]

because in trading we rely on our abilities or skills, but in gambling we only watch and surrender, which means we can't do anything, only luck is the answer, getting profits because of skills is much more satisfying than luck

[YOSHIE]

If I enter a trade with $100 and eventually exits the trade with $110, I will be happy that I made $10 profit, which is 10% of my capital.

Don't misunderstand trading and gambling, maybe you can lose capital or suffer losses when engaging in trading and gambling, but you need to understand these two factors and there are different ways to do it.
• Your trade is lost or at a loss when the price of the crypto you bought on the market drops, in trading problems that occur on the graph going up and down, the user's trading strategy is required using the spot, margin, futures method.
• Users are required to gamble in the game, put up capital then play or you bet on points, scores and so on.

So, I think trading and gambling strategies cannot be combined or used, they both have different positions, it's just that money is lost in gambling and trading.

[348Judah]

We may try to apply a new approach as such being mentioned with the use of trading strategy, but do we know it that even in trades we make losses and can't prevent that from coming, the same way we have to understand how this could be present in gambling, that regardless of the strategy used to play our bets, we still stand the chance of losing or winning, therefore if we can't risk a bet for loss, we shouldn't attempt playing.

[Byebyebtc]

Most people have this issue because of little capital even in trading as well most people with little account tent to double or flip as they call it to 100% or even above, if you have a larger capital you will noticed that you will be satisfied with little percentage. But greed plays a major role in this act too, some gamblers are greedy even to large accounts they are still driven to make a very hugh percentage. But this can can be eliminated with the use of disiplien,  Even as a gamblers you are supposed to be disiplien and handle it like a business managing risk and reducing the amount of times you gamble.

[Wapfika]

If I enter a trade with $100 and eventually exits the trade with $110, I will be happy that I made $10 profit, which is 10% of my capital.
But in gambling, especially sports betting, I cannot use $100 and try to win $110. I will just aim to win even more that 100% of my capital and that is the reason most gamblers fail.
Why not use the trading approach and make 5%, 10% profits in each bet. If we apply this method, we are going to win more than 70% of our bets.
In trading we are okay with small wins, but in gambling the case is different. Why?

But not all user is doing a high odds bet. I typically bet on odds with 1.3 to 1.5 range and parlay it if I want to have an odds more than 1.9.

I believe there’s still a lot of user that doing safe bets on lower odds considering that there’s already a VIP benefits such as level up and rakeback that gives rewards on the wager volume regardless of the odds.

I do like the safe approach on betting low odds just like your trading strategy.