Everyday can not be wining

[Orpichukwu]

Nothing kills faster than overconfidence as a gambler, like you said, having a strategy doesn't mean that you are going to win everyday, the system wasn't really designed for gamblers to always make profit.my mindset about gambling is that every win I have is as a result of luck even though i did a good research it doesn't matter, I just take my profit immediately and avoid gambling for a while.

Totally agreed with you. The earlier gamblers understand that gambling is never designed to be a problem solver or a place to become rich through it, the better for them because once they have the mindset not to become rich through gambling, it will help them to enjoy gambling as a game of fun and entertainment without having any pressure or emotions to chase after loss, rather than they called it luck which they can also try another chance another day.
So, having overconfidence actually helps but it’s also advisable to gamble responsibly.

[Grace333]

Some days are going to be low days and others are going to be profitable, gambling gives you a rollercoaster of both good and bad but with proper management and strategic gambling you can reduce the losses you incur thereby making sure that you are always in profit at the long run. Gamblers must always learn to accept losses same way they accept their wins as well, you cannot always be lucky

Yeah true, losing is literally part of the whole thing. Nobody goes in and win every time, I do say this a lot that even the so called experts take loss..
The only way to stay sane is just accepting losses the same way you accept the wins. Once you remove emotions from it, the whole thing gets way easier to handle..

[GigaBit]

Adrenaline often triggers people to end up losing when gambling because they play without limits. And that is a very dangerous thing, I once experienced it when I won 1000% of my capital, I felt I could increase my winnings again by playing slots but after hours of playing, I ended up losing, here I was very frustrated and regretted my steps to continue playing. Therefore, I continue to learn to train myself so that now I will definitely withdraw my winnings first and then leave some capital like at the beginning to play again, experience really taught me.

Whenever I won big, I felt like winning more and I lost most of the time because of the bets I made at that time. Controlling ourself after a big win is an important task. Although most people do not give importance to this issue after winning, when they lose the winning money to win more, they regret their mistake. Gambling does not bring victory every day, so when you win, you should enjoy it.

[Fredomago]

Some days are going to be low days and others are going to be profitable, gambling gives you a rollercoaster of both good and bad but with proper management and strategic gambling you can reduce the losses you incur thereby making sure that you are always in profit at the long run. Gamblers must always learn to accept losses same way they accept their wins as well, you cannot always be lucky

Yeah true, losing is literally part of the whole thing. Nobody goes in and win every time, I do say this a lot that even the so called experts take loss..
The only way to stay sane is just accepting losses the same way you accept the wins. Once you remove emotions from it, the whole thing gets way easier to handle..

Even those so called experts or expereinced gamblers do lose their bets and like what you said, they are good in accepting the defeats and will move forward and find another value bet to try making some wins again, though the catch is they are not aggressive as they still in-line with how they select the game or the sports that they'll going to bet that's their advantage unlike with ordinary gambler aggressions put them in a much riskier spot as they just simply place their bet and hope for luck to back them up most likely lead them losing more than what they can afford to lose.

[Lanatsa]

Some days are going to be low days and others are going to be profitable, gambling gives you a rollercoaster of both good and bad but with proper management and strategic gambling you can reduce the losses you incur thereby making sure that you are always in profit at the long run. Gamblers must always learn to accept losses same way they accept their wins as well, you cannot always be lucky

Yeah true, losing is literally part of the whole thing. Nobody goes in and win every time, I do say this a lot that even the so called experts take loss..
The only way to stay sane is just accepting losses the same way you accept the wins. Once you remove emotions from it, the whole thing gets way easier to handle..

Even those so called experts or expereinced gamblers do lose their bets and like what you said, they are good in accepting the defeats and will move forward and find another value bet to try making some wins again, though the catch is they are not aggressive as they still in-line with how they select the game or the sports that they'll going to bet that's their advantage unlike with ordinary gambler aggressions put them in a much riskier spot as they just simply place their bet and hope for luck to back them up most likely lead them losing more than what they can afford to lose.

Exactly, gambling is unpredictable no matter how much experience or confidence you have the results can go either way the difference between someone who lasts long and someone who burns out fast is how they handle those bad days professional gamblers or experienced ones know that losses are part of the process they don’t panic or chase immediately after losing instead they pause reassess and wait for the right opportunity.

Ordinary players on the other hand tend to act emotionally when they lose a few bets they double their stakes or try random picks just to recover fast this is how most people end up losing more than planned emotional control is really what separates casual gamblers from disciplined ones. Proper bankroll management helps keep this in check when you limit your stakes to a certain percentage of your total funds every bet becomes just one small event instead of an emotional crisis in the long run those who stick to this kind of structure don’t need to depend on luck alone because their consistency keeps them from crashing even after multiple bad runs.

[fruktik]

Some days are going to be low days and others are going to be profitable, gambling gives you a rollercoaster of both good and bad but with proper management and strategic gambling you can reduce the losses you incur thereby making sure that you are always in profit at the long run. Gamblers must always learn to accept losses same way they accept their wins as well, you cannot always be lucky

Consistent profits over the long term? Are you absolutely sure about that? Something tells me that's impossible. If you were a casino owner, it would be a completely different story. What you described doesn't exist. It's an illusion, and a very dangerous one. Don't delude yourself. It will turn into a financial disaster for you. I've personally verified this over several years. The consequences of this approach to gambling are still resonating.

[Cryptmuster]

Whenever I won big, I felt like winning more and I lost most of the time because of the bets I made at that time. Controlling ourself after a big win is an important task. Although most people do not give importance to this issue after winning, when they lose the winning money to win more, they regret their mistake. Gambling does not bring victory every day, so when you win, you should enjoy it.

It is very important to keep your winnings, at least so you can enjoy that feeling on that day. Because when you lose everything you have won on the same day it brings even more disappointment, since you not only lost a bet but also missed out on a win that was already yours. That is why I prefer to stop when I am winning, mainly because betting for me is not an income but just a game, and on other days there will be another chance, so there is no need for me to rush.

[jems]

Some days are going to be low days and others are going to be profitable, gambling gives you a rollercoaster of both good and bad but with proper management and strategic gambling you can reduce the losses you incur thereby making sure that you are always in profit at the long run. Gamblers must always learn to accept losses same way they accept their wins as well, you cannot always be lucky

Consistent profits over the long term? Are you absolutely sure about that? Something tells me that's impossible. If you were a casino owner, it would be a completely different story. What you described doesn't exist. It's an illusion, and a very dangerous one. Don't delude yourself. It will turn into a financial disaster for you. I've personally verified this over several years. The consequences of this approach to gambling are still resonating.

I also think so, It's impossible, There are no consistent long-term profits in gambling.

It's better to forget about winning or losing because gambling is basically just for entertainment, and we only need to set aside a small amount of money to bet, so it doesn't have any impact on our lives. I've been gambling for a very long time and have never had a winning streak. If we calculate it over the long term, it's clear that we're losing.

[ZeroVinsonN]

Whenever I won big, I felt like winning more and I lost most of the time because of the bets I made at that time. Controlling ourself after a big win is an important task. Although most people do not give importance to this issue after winning, when they lose the winning money to win more, they regret their mistake. Gambling does not bring victory every day, so when you win, you should enjoy it.

It is very important to keep your winnings, at least so you can enjoy that feeling on that day. Because when you lose everything you have won on the same day it brings even more disappointment, since you not only lost a bet but also missed out on a win that was already yours. That is why I prefer to stop when I am winning, mainly because betting for me is not an income but just a game, and on other days there will be another chance, so there is no need for me to rush.

When people lose something they have already won it becomes a problem for them but this thing happens more than less, you will see gamblers who want to recover all their losses that they also end up losing what they have already won and then you see them claiming that the game has been rigged against them when it's was just their greed that led them to lose, the better alternative is to stop when you start losing, I can understand not wanting to stop when you are on a winning streak but once the losses start coming in the best thing to do is to withdraw.

[Rashlyowl]

When people lose something they have already won it becomes a problem for them but this thing happens more than less, you will see gamblers who want to recover all their losses that they also end up losing what they have already won and then you see them claiming that the game has been rigged against them when it's was just their greed that led them to lose, the better alternative is to stop when you start losing, I can understand not wanting to stop when you are on a winning streak but once the losses start coming in the best thing to do is to withdraw.

In my opinion, the question of whether or not to cheat is simply a gambler's flawed thinking stemming from losses. Logically, if you think about it, why wouldn't placing a small bet while potentially winning a larger amount be considered cheating? However, when you experience losses & those losses occur consecutively, it's easy to accuse them of cheating. This mentality & mindset are a major mistake for gamblers. Because in gambling, no one can predict the outcome & there are no guarantees. All you can do is try to control your urges to avoid making wrong decisions.

[uneng]

I also think so, It's impossible, There are no consistent long-term profits in gambling.

It's better to forget about winning or losing because gambling is basically just for entertainment, and we only need to set aside a small amount of money to bet, so it doesn't have any impact on our lives. I've been gambling for a very long time and have never had a winning streak. If we calculate it over the long term, it's clear that we're losing.

Winnings in gambling are sporadic and unreliable. Thankfully you have adopted the right approach towards gambling, which is to bet only for entertainment purposes, without risking money you can't afford to lose along the process. Winnings streaks hardly ever will stirke on us, and those who are lucky enough to face them should be wise to cashout the winnings and put that money into good use, like for an example, lottery winners who win the jackpot.

[Showlove01]

This is where most gamblers gets it wrongly because they felt that they have arrived or they now have the best strategies to usually use to break through the house, but that is not true! As we know winning doesn't come everyday so why not make use of the winning that you just made than returning it back to the gambling site again?

To be frank and realistic, many gamblers today has been suffering for lack of funds managements, when they wins they wouldn't mind withdrawing out their winning out from the casino instead they would want to double their winning by either increasing their bet or using their winning to gamble more in order to win something big but at the last the results doesn't ends as they planned were it would then lead them to lose everything they have made from gambling.

Steps to avoid those loses;
1- After winning do not place additional bet again.
2- Withdraw about 70-80 percent of your winning.
3- Distance the casino for like 3-4 days in order to having your right senses.
4- Look for a better business to invest your winning.

You can more so that people can learn how to utilize their money when they secure winning.

Many don't have that sense of understanding, even as we speak somebody somewhere now has won hugly but decided to gamble till the money finished ,this kind of person gambling has eaten them deep and their chances of changing them to normal is the a big problem, someone who just make money in gambling has finally lost all he has secured, greedness is one of the factors that bring so many down.

The biggest mistake someone will do is winning a huge amount of money without taking out a large portion to either get something tangible or save it on their bank account because if you don't do this whether gambling has eaten you up or not, you definitely used up all the money if you didn't remove this large portion and it's normal unless your luck will still shine that you would continue winning but the moment your winning streak is over and you continue everything will return back to them.

[Bright0515]

I also think so, It's impossible, There are no consistent long-term profits in gambling.

It's better to forget about winning or losing because gambling is basically just for entertainment, and we only need to set aside a small amount of money to bet, so it doesn't have any impact on our lives. I've been gambling for a very long time and have never had a winning streak. If we calculate it over the long term, it's clear that we're losing.

Winnings in gambling are sporadic and unreliable. Thankfully you have adopted the right approach towards gambling, which is to bet only for entertainment purposes, without risking money you can't afford to lose along the process. Winnings streaks hardly ever will stirke on us, and those who are lucky enough to face them should be wise to cashout the winnings and put that money into good use, like for an example, lottery winners who win the jackpot.

A gambler that is not betting fjr entertainment will become addicted if he continue to gamble to make profit. When a gambler that bet for profits becomes lucky and win a bet, they become greedy to continue trying and they also stake high amount of money too. When they lose they chase their losses and become addicted. It is good that some gamblers know that gambling for profits will make them lose and become addicted. Winning a bet is not assured, it is very hard to win but when you win, stop immediately do that you don't lose them back to the casino. Gamblers who knows this will not gamble to make profits.

[fredericktaylor]

This is where most gamblers gets it wrongly because they felt that they have arrived or they now have the best strategies to usually use to break through the house, but that is not true! As we know winning doesn't come everyday so why not make use of the winning that you just made than returning it back to the gambling site again?

I think it is not possible to win every day by gambling. Gambling should be played mainly for entertainment purposes, gambling with the aim of winning every day is not the right decision at all. The future is uncertain, so nothing can be said for sure through gambling, you have to depend on luck to win by gambling. Gambling with the aim of winning every day increases the tendency of greed, as a result, you cannot gamble with the right decision, you do not have self-control over yourself, the risk of losing money through gambling with this mentality can increase many times.

[khiholangkang]

If you don't win every day, why try and try again, it's better to walk away and leave.

But I will not believe that someone keeps losing in the gambling they do, if the machine is fair it will definitely give the winnings as it should, but if the casino is a fraud then the machine is also for fraud and it is normal for the OP not to get even the smallest win, it is better to just move the casino, don't stay in a cheater's place.

Or it could be that he wants to win a big win, even though he was given a previous win, it is not considered a win, just additional capital, and thinks he wants to get a jackpot or maxwin, of course it is dirty logic for him to spend it until the end of his balance.

[hedgeh0g]

This is where most gamblers gets it wrongly because they felt that they have arrived or they now have the best strategies to usually use to break through the house, but that is not true! As we know winning doesn't come everyday so why not make use of the winning that you just made than returning it back to the gambling site again?

I think it is not possible to win every day by gambling. Gambling should be played mainly for entertainment purposes, gambling with the aim of winning every day is not the right decision at all. The future is uncertain, so nothing can be said for sure through gambling, you have to depend on luck to win by gambling. Gambling with the aim of winning every day increases the tendency of greed, as a result, you cannot gamble with the right decision, you do not have self-control over yourself, the risk of losing money through gambling with this mentality can increase many times.

Winning every day is simply a myth, because professionals think differently. They view their games as infinitely long-term and think globally, not just about a specific hand won in poker, for example. They act with a positive mathematical expectation. Even if they lose every day for a week without tilting, they can still end the month with a significant profit, and the same thing happens with the year, and so on. Therefore, professionals are never too upset by losses because they know that in the future, with their strategy, they will be able to win very well.

[ChocolateBitcoinK]

This is where most gamblers gets it wrongly because they felt that they have arrived or they now have the best strategies to usually use to break through the house, but that is not true! As we know winning doesn't come everyday so why not make use of the winning that you just made than returning it back to the gambling site again?

To be frank and realistic, many gamblers today has been suffering for lack of funds managements, when they wins they wouldn't mind withdrawing out their winning out from the casino instead they would want to double their winning by either increasing their bet or using their winning to gamble more in order to win something big but at the last the results doesn't ends as they planned were it would then lead them to lose everything they have made from gambling.

Steps to avoid those loses;
1- After winning do not place additional bet again.
2- Withdraw about 70-80 percent of your winning.
3- Distance the casino for like 3-4 days in order to having your right senses.
4- Look for a better business to invest your winning.

You can more so that people can learn how to utilize their money when they secure winning.

Many don't have that sense of understanding, even as we speak somebody somewhere now has won hugly but decided to gamble till the money finished ,this kind of person gambling has eaten them deep and their chances of changing them to normal is the a big problem, someone who just make money in gambling has finally lost all he has secured, greedness is one of the factors that bring so many down.

The biggest mistake someone will do is winning a huge amount of money without taking out a large portion to either get something tangible or save it on their bank account because if you don't do this whether gambling has eaten you up or not, you definitely used up all the money if you didn't remove this large portion and it's normal unless your luck will still shine that you would continue winning but the moment your winning streak is over and you continue everything will return back to them.

You have to have the mindset to take not only big wins but also small wins. The more time you spend here, the more it will take from you, if you have won a little, then learn to enjoy it without being greedy. Keep safe management, you can never recover the losses, and you can never increase your money 100x - 200x, so if you dream of such an unrealistic dream, it can only cause harm, limit your activities and thoughts in reality, because casinos can easily take everything from you.

[Julien_Olynpic]

These are excellent tips, and they'll help you optimize your winnings or, at the very least, avoid wasting them. They're generally based on the idea that the pattern of losses and wins in sports betting and casino games tends to be average. Large wins are followed by large losses or a series of medium and small losses. And vice versa. Therefore, if you win a significant amount, I'd advise you to stop playing for a while and try to emotionally consolidate your winnings.

[ZeroVinsonN]

When people lose something they have already won it becomes a problem for them but this thing happens more than less, you will see gamblers who want to recover all their losses that they also end up losing what they have already won and then you see them claiming that the game has been rigged against them when it's was just their greed that led them to lose, the better alternative is to stop when you start losing, I can understand not wanting to stop when you are on a winning streak but once the losses start coming in the best thing to do is to withdraw.

In my opinion, the question of whether or not to cheat is simply a gambler's flawed thinking stemming from losses. Logically, if you think about it, why wouldn't placing a small bet while potentially winning a larger amount be considered cheating? However, when you experience losses & those losses occur consecutively, it's easy to accuse them of cheating. This mentality & mindset are a major mistake for gamblers. Because in gambling, no one can predict the outcome & there are no guarantees. All you can do is try to control your urges to avoid making wrong decisions.

This is actually a solid stand, people always want things to work out in their favour so when these things end up seeming to work against them the best conclusion their brains can make is that they have been cheated, a desperate means of pushing the blame away from themselves and unto someone else, of course blaming someone else for your own mistakes doesn't change anything but compound your own problems for yourself, instead of trying to blame others we should try to take responsibility for our own flaws and make amends for it.

[Donk1]

Yeah you are right. Frankly speaking overconfidence in gambling is the highest risk that no gambler should ever take, because that alone would raise your mindset to stake a bigger amount of money. And if I may say to them, it will be big risk, big reward, and eventually the world could one day turn around to the extent that their strategy wouldn't be able to save them from losing the bet. In short I will personally suggest that after maybe your strategy works and you win the bet simply withdraw your cash and take your time off for a while before you gamble again, because that way you will be maintaining a balanced approach towards your losses and your wins. That's just it folks.....