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

[imthegreat]

I'm generally unsure of my bets, so I always place the same bets. I don't know when bettors gain complete confidence in their skills, but I'm terrible at it. When I see the odds change, and I've already bet on a match with high odds, I start to get nervous and wonder what I can do about it. If I bet on a favorite and see them start losing, I start to fear losing.
This is true, and it means my confidence in my skills is weak. That's why sometimes I feel like betting just isn't for me.

[nara1892]

It's a good idea, but I don't really recommend trying it, as it's gambling after all. It's okay if you want to try, as the calculations are quite reasonable and it's quite possible to make a profit.

But be sure to use capital that you're truly prepared to lose. Consider it a large amount of capital to avoid any pressure during the process or when the results don't match your expectations.
I'm also considering trying it. I'll collect the funds I normally use once a week for gambling, accumulate them over at least two months, and then bet large amounts. This capital calculation is also effective in my opinion, because when calculated, the amount lost remains the same as the amount you allocate each time you play.

I always thought so, but then, after losing a significant portion of my deposit, I began to question whether I was doing everything right. Now I have serious doubts about betting more, as if it's holding me back. But one thing is clear: we should bet more if we understand how we'll win against the casino or other players. For example, if we've developed a strong strategy and have excellent self-control, this will allow us to win more. Of course, it's essential to be a professional, because even they don't always win, but they're moving in the right direction.

Honestly, it's very difficult to question whether we're doing it right or not, because we never know what the right decision will be that will result in a win. This shouldn't be questioned. Perhaps with skill and knowledge, we can get closer to victory. However, expectations must be tempered because losing is always part of the game.
In my opinion, a good gambler is one who predicts the game based on knowledge but also doesn't forget about calculating risk management.

[eisen33]

Honestly, it's very difficult to question whether we're doing it right or not, because we never know what the right decision will be that will result in a win. This shouldn't be questioned. Perhaps with skill and knowledge, we can get closer to victory. However, expectations must be tempered because losing is always part of the game.
In my opinion, a good gambler is one who predicts the game based on knowledge but also doesn't forget about calculating risk management.

You can try increasing your stake, at least for a few weeks, and see how it affects your bankroll. If this results in everything remaining the same and you're able to win more, then it was the right decision. But if this results in you starting to lose more, then you're not ready to play with higher stakes. If you're playing for fun, I don't see the point in increasing your stake, it's only worth doing if you want to try to make money from gambling.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Before you decide to increase your bets, consider the potential consequences, what will happen if you hit a losing streak, and how long your deposit and bankroll will last. If you're doing this to start making money through gambling, then of course you can try, but I think you should be prepared to lose the money before you do. I understand that if you're aiming to make money through gambling, your expectations may differ from the actual results.

I'd say the same thing, if a player is willing to accept the risk of staking with a huge amount, then they can continue to increase their bet volume or even the value amount they are staking with, but if they can not handle the lose when it come, better to avoid taking the risk that they can not handle. Like you said, a bettors expectation doesn't come through as they have thought it would come through at all time. One big lose can destroy all the previous winning.

[m4r1o]

Before you decide to increase your bets, consider the potential consequences, what will happen if you hit a losing streak, and how long your deposit and bankroll will last. If you're doing this to start making money through gambling, then of course you can try, but I think you should be prepared to lose the money before you do. I understand that if you're aiming to make money through gambling, your expectations may differ from the actual results.

You always have to consider the risk-benefit of something like this. It's clear that this thing ultimately leads to a negative environment for your life, so i don't know if it's very worthwhile to take on a path like this.
You have to be careful and never play too much.

[nara1892]

Honestly, it's very difficult to question whether we're doing it right or not, because we never know what the right decision will be that will result in a win. This shouldn't be questioned. Perhaps with skill and knowledge, we can get closer to victory. However, expectations must be tempered because losing is always part of the game.
In my opinion, a good gambler is one who predicts the game based on knowledge but also doesn't forget about calculating risk management.

You can try increasing your stake, at least for a few weeks, and see how it affects your bankroll. If this results in everything remaining the same and you're able to win more, then it was the right decision. But if this results in you starting to lose more, then you're not ready to play with higher stakes. If you're playing for fun, I don't see the point in increasing your stake, it's only worth doing if you want to try to make money from gambling.

It's not bad but I don't think I would really recommend it because the outcome of the game doesn't depend on how much capital you bring but rather on how big your chances of winning are, meaning the possibility of winning but unfortunately we can't fully know what the outcome will be, this means increasing the bet amount is the same as increasing your risk, so it's not really recommended.

[Pandu Geddon]

You always have to consider the risk-benefit of something like this. It's clear that this thing ultimately leads to a negative environment for your life, so i don't know if it's very worthwhile to take on a path like this.
You have to be careful and never play too much.

Basically, being confident in our analytical abilities is a good thing. But when you are overly confident, it can sometimes cause problems. One of the reasons people increase their bets is because of overconfidence. Here, self-control and discipline are very important to avoid getting involved in bad gambling. Because if you get used to raising the stakes, some gamblers may feel indifferent about betting as usual. So, to get the adrenaline they need, they increase the stakes.

[Maslate]

It's not bad but I don't think I would really recommend it because the outcome of the game doesn't depend on how much capital you bring but rather on how big your chances of winning are, meaning the possibility of winning but unfortunately we can't fully know what the outcome will be, this means increasing the bet amount is the same as increasing your risk, so it's not really recommended.

Increasing the number of bets is better than increasing the bet size, because raising your stake is usually a sign of frustration, like you’re trying to win back your losses right away. Unless it’s part of your actual strategy, don’t do it.

There’s a reason why people suggest making more bets with a fixed amount. It’s a way to measure your accuracy. If you’re hitting around 55%, then maybe you can move to bigger bets, but even then it still has to be managed properly.

[Doan9269]

Don't bet more because you trust your skill, because you might have gone far before realizing that you already made a big and serious mistake of not backing off since the first time, gambling could be exciting, but we should not let overexcitement affect us that we run into what could cause us more of losses than winning in gambling, nothing can be trusted, even our own self, so we don't take a bet we cant afford to loose.

[Donk1]

Well it's actually a big risk though because not everyone can handle it except from big gamblers . do you know why I said this ?, for a regular  normal middle class guy you might play the first game with a big amount  1,000 as you said ,and hopefully it went well the first  time  but then the  Ideal is when you have so trusted you skills that you have no doubt of loosing then your mind will tell you to play a more bigg one than the previous, or maybe bet all of them  at the same time. to me that's where addition starts from first you will be worried about the money you lost and that would eventually make you want to keep playing even when you lose and win and lose again .so for me I do not suggest you gamble with your skills just focus on the normal gambling for fun that's just it if you make gambling a job to you hopefully,  he or she will get addicted  and it will become a liability with no fun at all......

[Obulis]

If there's gambling skill I don't trust mine. This compounding that you are anticipating does not usually work. Is it all dependent on skill? Somehow it is easier said than it happens. Trusting your process and read on the game happens most often but losses has been the most case for most people. This
compounding seems and sounds encouraging, so even if win might not be the case one can try it out whether it is your first time or occasionally if you have tried and it doesn't always work for you.

[Yorubek]

I'm generally unsure of my bets, so I always place the same bets. I don't know when bettors gain complete confidence in their skills, but I'm terrible at it. When I see the odds change, and I've already bet on a match with high odds, I start to get nervous and wonder what I can do about it. If I bet on a favorite and see them start losing, I start to fear losing.
This is true, and it means my confidence in my skills is weak. That's why sometimes I feel like betting just isn't for me.

No one can say anything for sure by betting, one has to depend on luck to win. We must use money wisely for betting. By gambling with money that we can afford to lose, we do not put extra financial pressure on ourselves. By gambling for entertainment, one has self-control over oneself and can enjoy real fun. I think that no matter how skilled a person is, it is better to gamble with small amounts of money to manage gambling consistently, so that there is no risk of losing extra money and greed can be controlled and gambling can be conducted according to the right rules.

[LUCKMCFLY]

If we trust our skills, it is just the same as trusting ourselves. But I don't say we must bet more than usual. Instead, keep the same betting habit that we have.

That's right, we are people who must trust in our abilities , but since the casino is mostly quite Dependent on luck, we cannot be so confident and risk losing a lot of money, that is what we must take care of, in Short, take care of the money.

[ASloveapg]

Don't bet more because you trust your skill, because you might have gone far before realizing that you already made a big and serious mistake of not backing off since the first time, gambling could be exciting, but we should not let overexcitement affect us that we run into what could cause us more of losses than winning in gambling, nothing can be trusted, even our own self, so we don't take a bet we cant afford to loose.

Those who have such a mentality that they are winning in gambling through skill are definitely wrong, there is no skill here, no strategy, everything depends only on luck. So you should not make decisions in excitement, because of excitement people can think of anything, and without any certainty, if you make decisions in this excitement, it will definitely be negative. So where everything depends on luck, if you make decisions based on your false confidence, then you will have to regret it later.

[edy_58]

I'm generally unsure of my bets, so I always place the same bets. I don't know when bettors gain complete confidence in their skills, but I'm terrible at it. When I see the odds change, and I've already bet on a match with high odds, I start to get nervous and wonder what I can do about it. If I bet on a favorite and see them start losing, I start to fear losing.
This is true, and it means my confidence in my skills is weak. That's why sometimes I feel like betting just isn't for me.

No one can say anything for sure by betting, one has to depend on luck to win. We must use money wisely for betting. By gambling with money that we can afford to lose, we do not put extra financial pressure on ourselves. By gambling for entertainment, one has self-control over oneself and can enjoy real fun. I think that no matter how skilled a person is, it is better to gamble with small amounts of money to manage gambling consistently, so that there is no risk of losing extra money and greed can be controlled and gambling can be conducted according to the right rules.

That's true. In betting, it's certainly impossible to guarantee a win, and I personally rely on luck to win bets, although the bets I play require a little analysis before placing a bet. I also agree that it's important to bet with an amount we can afford to lose. I think very few people can bet just for fun, especially if they have good skills in the betting field that they often win, of course they will place big bets in the hope of being able to get big wins too and to be able to avoid greed when gambling, of course anyone must control their greed when gambling in order to avoid problems in terms of finances.

[DYOR+BTC]

Good advice from a professor in gambling, an advice that can lead to a gamblers upliftment, but the question is I hope you never forget to practice it. Gambling is a very dangerous game whose primary objective is to bring positive transformation and lost to all gamblers depending on where and what you want. In gambling I don't think skills works effectively other than luck, not that there is know skill in gambling but it can never be hundred percent accurate because unexpected must happen on the process of gambling.

[$weetne$$]

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.

With consistency, there is actually a lot you can achieve gambling but let us not fail to understand luck is a very key and vital element in gambling, even with all the skills and strategy, you may turn out unlucky and still loose, but what matters at the end of the day is if your winnings are out numbering your losses every time you loose or you win. It should not be a case of you staying consistent to a loosing streak as it may only expose you to a possible chances of addiction resulting from the chase of losses.

[Jaycoinz]

Trusting your skills doesn't necessarily have anything to do with placing lots of bets, some bettors that are very good at what they do only place few bets and they get a good value out of it, betting more isn’t always the way to make profit, you can place multiple bets and at the end of the day lose everything. Personally I think if you trust your skills well enough just placing a few bets should be okay with you

[nullama]

Trusting your skills doesn't necessarily have anything to do with placing lots of bets, some bettors that are very good at what they do only place few bets and they get a good value out of it, betting more isn’t always the way to make profit, you can place multiple bets and at the end of the day lose everything. Personally I think if you trust your skills well enough just placing a few bets should be okay with you

Yeah, this is actually true.

In the end there will be many instances in which you can't actually make this work.

Its just math in the end.

[Hardyrobust]

Trusting your skills doesn't necessarily have anything to do with placing lots of bets, some bettors that are very good at what they do only place few bets and they get a good value out of it, betting more isn’t always the way to make profit, you can place multiple bets and at the end of the day lose everything. Personally I think if you trust your skills well enough just placing a few bets should be okay with you

This is just to tell you that skill isn't that important as long as gambling is concerned  the most important thing is luck. If those that think that skill is necessary in gambling and they do trust their gambling skills,  there is no need for them to be gambling with low amount. They are supposed to be staking there bets with high amount since they have trusted there skills that much.Gambling is a game of luck, trusting ones skills or thinking that skill will be of help in giving us a win , will only make us to lose more money than expected.