If you really trust your skills, the key is to bet more, not less

[Su-asa]

The whole truth of the matter is that I do not trust my strategy or let's me say betting skills because from what I can say, winning a bet is not really about strategy of about skill but luck. Having 100% trust in your strategy or betting skill can ruin your whole time betting because winning isn't easy as anyone may think. Those who won won out of luck just because they are lucky. So in that Case, I will like to gamble with the little amount so that I can stay longer.

[bitbollo]

Only playing with skills could be really nice and effettive but It requires a lot of time and  efforts.
These skills are really useful in general and you can adapt while playing many games.
I would not gambling "more" never in any case. Budget Is generally fixed....

[GxSTxV]

I think that your point here is about money management and could be a good advice, but gambling will always be a risk no matter how good your math is, you cannot beat what is designed to make you lose at the end, if not you, then another player.

So, even with a 99.9% winning chance, there’s still that tiny moment where everything can go black and fall apart. The more you play, the higher the odds that luck turns against you. Plus algorithms in modern games and sportsbooks are designed to keep the edge on their side, I believe it’s impossible to win consistently just by betting more.

Overall volum can help with control and enjoying more time, but it never guarantees profit at the end of your session in the end, the house always finds or create a way to win.

[bhadz]

Keeping that 55% winning rate is acceptable and doable. But I am not confident with my own picking skills and analysis as per the games that I would like to bet with. If this is with sports betting, I'm not sure if I'd be able to maintain that accuracy because I probably drop lower with that percentage. And even more with the casino games that I might do, it's going to be a tough nut for me to become this consistent with that. It's doable yeah but hard to do it once you're in the race of doing it because results do vary.

[coolcoinz]

More bets means more profit from house edge for the casino. The smartest move is to make one decent bet every session, let's say each weekend and that's it.
100 bets like OP says is what most addicts do. They will sit for hours playing slots or plinko, making hundreds of bets every day. Most of them never win anything over the long run.

Also, most games don't require skill. How are you going to trust your skill when you're playing online dice on auto roll?

[vanesha]

I don't believe there is any skill in gambling, no one can really make consistent profits, in sports betting it is unpredictable most of the results on the field are very disappointing. Instead of looking for profit I prefer to support my favorite team and have fun watching the game

[IjawMan]

The whole truth of the matter is that I do not trust my strategy or let's me say betting skills because from what I can say, winning a bet is not really about strategy of about skill but luck. Having 100% trust in your strategy or betting skill can ruin your whole time betting because winning isn't easy as anyone may think. Those who won won out of luck just because they are lucky. So in that Case, I will like to gamble with the little amount so that I can stay longer.

Much confidence on your strategy can for real be self-destructive to the player who will have to loosen all caution bearing factors that would have prevented him from making unrealistic amd unreasonable choice with his whole bankroll. Confidence skills and Strategy will not make you win a bet in sports betting and slot games, you have to be with luck, they all a necessary evil in keeping the player engaged and have fun.  Gambling with little amounts from your bankroll  lengthen your gambling period and winning chances.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

Most bettors stop too early or get emotional after a few losses. But if you truly trust your process and your read on the games, the numbers show that consistency and volume are what separate skilled bettors from lucky ones.

The expectations are always high that's why most gamblers are stopping too early. But not every gambler wants to be consistent before they begin to realize profits, they're all chasing the money  and what they usually want is one big payday and that's what's frustrating them when they aren't making profits. Everyone has their own strategy and I can tell you for a fact that lots of gamblers will prefer to be losing and then hit one big payday. Betting more can lead to more losses when you don't have the favour that helps you in winning and thinking that gambling all depends on skills is false. Your skills can help you in managing losses but it doesn't guarantee you winning.

[Jody.Drummer]

I’ve been playing around with some numbers lately. Let’s say you have a $1,000 bankroll and you’re staking $50 per game. If you can keep a 55% win rate over 100 bets, that’s already around $500 profit. But if you stretch that to 1,000 bets, still at 55%, that turns into roughly $5,000 profit .. without even increasing your bet size.

That’s why I think the real edge comes from volume. If you’re confident in your skill, the more bets you take (with proper bankroll management of course), the more your edge compounds. It’s not about hitting one big parlay, it’s about letting the math play out over time.

Most bettors stop too early or get emotional after a few losses. But if you truly trust your process and your read on the games, the numbers show that consistency and volume are what separate skilled bettors from lucky ones.

I don't completely agree with you because I still believe in luck because no matter the volume and how consistent someone is, when it is not their luck it is not and if you continue you will keep on losing until you realize you are doing the wrong thing. It is true that if some use a good amount of money to play they will have a high chance of winning because they would not pack a lot of game but rather just few but that doesn't mean they will surely win because even a single game that looks sure do actually cut ticket and so we should not talk about skill in gambling because I don't think those things work.

However, gambling does involve luck, so luck plays a significant role in gambling, especially with slot games, which I believe rely heavily on luck to win. There are, in my opinion, no definitive strategies or tricks for winning at slots. However, some players believe there are tricks and strategies for winning, and these are those who are addicted to gambling. However, there are games that require skill, such as poker. In this game, skill is quite important, although it ultimately leads to luck. Without any skill, we won't understand the game. Good skill can increase your chances of winning, although luck still plays a role.

[abaeze]

I think I have won spot betting because of my skill rather I think that I won because of my luck that day. Because when I played with confidence in my skill and tried to win, I could not, but when I batted based on numbers without any calculation, I won! Not only that, many times I have seen big teams lose in sports betting. So now I believe - no matter how much I do math, if I am not lucky, then I cannot win that day. Many people easily win four or three out of ten bets, and many people win even five, in that case, many people can calculate and say that fifty percent winning is possible, but it seems to me that it happens even without calculating.

[fullfitlarry]

But you forget one thing, and that is the unknown. It's not that you are not confident in your bet or you not trusting your skills. But it's more of that result that we really don't know and that is the very basic of risking or gambling for us.

So even if you think that you are highly skilled, it's not everyday that you are going to win. That's why we bet depending on what we see. The line, who are the favorites and what are the handicap. And then that is the time that we calculate everything and will only bet on games that might gave us a win.

[junder]

I agree that if you have the guts to play more and stick to your strategy, it might really work. However, it is a risk, and if you're confident, I think it can be neglected. I haven't had that kind of mindset, and I really want to bet longer, not faster.

The emotions would likely consume my thoughts and lead to poor decisions. The important thing is you know what you are doing.

I once experienced where I was so confident and ready to lose by betting using a large amount, fortunately I at that time managed to get a large profit because the amount of the bet was also large, I could not believe this happened but it was a reality. So sometimes if we want to win big then we must also bet big. With you preferring to bet longer it is the same as my friend who is like that, and the key is the low amount of bets, you do low bets too?
Another key in my opinion is to be ready to lose anyway, because small or large bets will get us into more serious trouble if we are not ready to lose.

[Ishicryptic]

The whole truth of the matter is that I do not trust my strategy or let's me say betting skills because from what I can say, winning a bet is not really about strategy of about skill but luck. Having 100% trust in your strategy or betting skill can ruin your whole time betting because winning isn't easy as anyone may think. Those who won won out of luck just because they are lucky. So in that Case, I will like to gamble with the little amount so that I can stay longer.

There shouldn't be any shame in saying that I don't trust my skills in gambling, the reality is that despite your skills and carefully analyzed games you can still lose. The ironic thing is that your skills and analysis can give you a win another time so if you consider it critically it is not wise to totally rely on our skills to win in gambling. What you can control is the amount that you can use to gamble, that is why we should use small amounts to be on the safe side. Gambling skills are good, you can analyze because you have accurate knowledge about the sport or game but don't totally rely on your skills to win, it can lead to regrets and addiction.

[Findingnemo]

~ AI is being integrated into games by the online casinos. We can't beat them. We can only play responsibly and go home. However, if my gambling game is against another human being where the online casinos doesn't have any influence aside providing their platforms and bringing us together, then in this case, my skill is what will determine my win or loss.

You mean like PVP games but with AI? I don't know in any other format the casino can integrate the AI but they did that for their other operations like verification and support team with auto-generated replies but not on the games as far as I know.

[khiholangkang]

I’ve been playing around with some numbers lately. Let’s say you have a $1,000 bankroll and you’re staking $50 per game. If you can keep a 55% win rate over 100 bets, that’s already around $500 profit. But if you stretch that to 1,000 bets, still at 55%, that turns into roughly $5,000 profit .. without even increasing your bet size.

That’s why I think the real edge comes from volume. If you’re confident in your skill, the more bets you take (with proper bankroll management of course), the more your edge compounds. It’s not about hitting one big parlay, it’s about letting the math play out over time.

Most bettors stop too early or get emotional after a few losses. But if you truly trust your process and your read on the games, the numbers show that consistency and volume are what separate skilled bettors from lucky ones.

Parlay? it's very difficult friend, one mistake you can eliminate everything so it will be useless.

If calculating the volume does become a big win because you judge it by the count of money, even when the tone only bets on a single position if the odds you get are 2 then with a capital of $500 you can get $1000, here you can get 100% or double your capital, as well as others if you look at it in terms of percentage when you use $10 and your money becomes $20 you get the same winnings of 100%, or get 10x /1000% like a capital of $10 to $100, it's the same amount, this awareness must also be understood.

[rakebit]

Betting more because of “trust in skills” can be risky, skill helps, but variance still plays a big role. Even pros scale bets slowly based on proven results, not just confidence. A better approach is keeping a set bankroll percentage per bet.

Do you usually increase stake size after a few wins, or keep it fixed?

[danherbias07]

The real problem comes from the tough way a gambler is disciplined to follow his bankroll management. You may be right about the math, but it's actually self-disciplined that ruins it all. A 55 percent winning rate means a high chance to still lose, and that's when it goes crazy. When a gambler starts losing or worse, enters a losing streak, the path goes sideways, and he will try to chase those losses without even thinking clearly and going back to why he is doing it.
It's easier said than done. The longer it takes and the slower the profits are, the mentality changes, and sometimes a gambler wants to rush it, which would also ruin the plan.

[letteredhub]

The whole truth of the matter is that I do not trust my strategy or let's me say betting skills because from what I can say, winning a bet is not really about strategy of about skill but luck. Having 100% trust in your strategy or betting skill can ruin your whole time betting because winning isn't easy as anyone may think. Those who won won out of luck just because they are lucky. So in that Case, I will like to gamble with the little amount so that I can stay longer.

Those gamblers that submits to the idea that there is no such thing as having a good strategy to trust on for their bets could be found among those that have being able to manage to stick to their gambling  bankroll.

Saying you don't trust your skills doesn't mean you don't think your skills and strategies you applying can't give you profitable wins as the case may be, but that you are not letting your confidence from blinding you finding no limitations in your strategy.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

Most bettors stop too early or get emotional after a few losses. But if you truly trust your process and your read on the games, the numbers show that consistency and volume are what separate skilled bettors from lucky ones.

The truth of the fact about success in gambling is that for a gambler to be able to win a bet, he or she needs not only a good strategy, but also luck too, as they both plays an important role in gambling. And as such, it's still very possible to be 100% sure about your skills and still end up bankrupt or losing all your money while gambling, because skills is not only what it takes to be successful. So with that in mind, it's always advisable as a gambler to always trade with caution whenever gambling, or unless if it is an amount you are willing and ready to afford to lose. Because to some people $1000 is a huge amount, likewise the same way it is also a small amount to some gamblers too.

[Z_MBFM]

I’ve been playing around with some numbers lately. Let’s say you have a $1,000 bankroll and you’re staking $50 per game. If you can keep a 55% win rate over 100 bets, that’s already around $500 profit. But if you stretch that to 1,000 bets, still at 55%, that turns into roughly $5,000 profit .. without even increasing your bet size.

That’s why I think the real edge comes from volume. If you’re confident in your skill, the more bets you take (with proper bankroll management of course), the more your edge compounds. It’s not about hitting one big parlay, it’s about letting the math play out over time.

Most bettors stop too early or get emotional after a few losses. But if you truly trust your process and your read on the games, the numbers show that consistency and volume are what separate skilled bettors from lucky ones.

Calculating the profit of gambling is as easy as it is to actually make a profit. You cannot make a regular profit from gambling, no matter how good your skills are and no matter how good your money management is, you will lose if your luck is bad. The way you think and the way you calculate will not always be true, so the bigger the bankroll you gamble with, the higher your risk will be and the more you will lose. So instead of using a big bankroll to test your skills, always gamble with the amount of money that you can afford to lose. Because your skills and strategies will never protect you from losses.