You are going to casino to make money — make one bet or multiple?

[pawanjain]

As title says,

As for me, I don't see why I should be dragging further (unlike as one may do when playing for entertainment purposes), so I'd just make one all-in bet at dice with 50% winning chance, and go home either empty handed or with ~2x'ed money.

What about you?

Edit: This is longest I have waited to get a response in this sub.

That's throwing money at a casino and depending all on luck to make you money.
If I am going to a casino, I am going in for the fun and might as well make some money in the process.
I won't go all in on one bet and hope to make money but play multiple games and place multiple bets in each of them.
I will try to enjoy my time there as long as I am there in the casino.

[Cityhunter34]

As title says,

As for me, I don't see why I should be dragging further (unlike as one may do when playing for entertainment purposes), so I'd just make one all-in bet at dice with 50% winning chance, and go home either empty handed or with ~2x'ed money.

What about you?

Edit: This is longest I have waited to get a response in this sub.

That's throwing money at a casino and depending all on luck to make you money.
If I am going to a casino, I am going in for the fun and might as well make some money in the process.
I won't go all in on one bet and hope to make money but play multiple games and place multiple bets in each of them.
I will try to enjoy my time there as long as I am there in the casino.

The fun and entertainment is more crucial than every other thing because that is exactly where the winning normally start from. Sometimes we often get carried away due to starting with the mindset of doubling your money overnight, which we know pretty well that luck plays a significant role in determining the final outcome. Going all in one bet seems like the most highest risk in gambling because once it turn against you everything is gone, and that is how you would start looking for a way to chase losses.

[AmoreJaz]

This is kinda weird. Why will I go all in one at once and feel that's the best way. I love managing my bankroll to avoid excessive losses. I have a daily gambling budget and I don't use more than that only if I didn't gambling in some days, I can gamble more since the money has already been assigned to gambling.

Going all in at once is a reckless way to gamble and gamblers that actually do this don't think about the possibility of losing all they think about is making profit. Although some believe that whichever method you go with is going to have the same outcome,.meaning that losses is inevitable but I disagree with that. The more your bankroll survives the chances of making at some point is high

If you are playing the casino game which are highly based on luck, instead of winning fast, I would say - it is more on losing fast. Because if you will go all in - the chance is 50/50 -so for me, this is quite dangerous move if you have no more money to spare after this or it is not even your spare money you are using to bet with. If you want to prolong your session, you can bet small and see where your game is heading to.

[Dunamisx]

Sometimes the plan do change, you will discover that the moment we determine on what to do at the casino and on getting there, things begin to change because of the things we are seeing more appealing to the eye and we cant resist playing, gambling is for fun and we may not withhold on anything that may try to stop us from having it, as long as it suit our purpose, we can go for it, playing games in their varieties and before we know it, we are already beyond the budget or plan.

[Versatile_choice]

If you are playing the casino game which are highly based on luck, instead of winning fast, I would say - it is more on losing fast. Because if you will go all in - the chance is 50/50 -so for me, this is quite dangerous move if you have no more money to spare after this or it is not even your spare money you are using to bet with.

Going all in doesn't seem like a good idea for me, more especially in a casino that is highly based on luck. Though he might have his reasons for doing that but for me that idea of his doesn't sit well, even though you're gambling for fun and entertainment it is never right to go all in. Maybe he's this set of gamblers that will just walk into the gambling hull/ or site and just throw his money and then walk away, for me this is not fun. However, A fun gambler will take his time to gamble they don't make a Hasty move, so that there bankroll will last until when they are satisfied.

[passwordnow]

If you are playing the casino game which are highly based on luck, instead of winning fast, I would say - it is more on losing fast. Because if you will go all in - the chance is 50/50 -

That is what he plans to do and that's not odd at all. We've got our own moments when we like to do a single bet but contains all of our bankroll. He just want to play it fast and I think even if he plays it slowly, the chance is not going anywhere and will remain the same.

so for me, this is quite dangerous move if you have no more money to spare after this or it is not even your spare money you are using to bet with.

It is indeed a dangerous move but if he sees some fun in it, we can't change his plans. And if we get curious with how he played it, maybe sometime in the future we can also do the same thing. Because I am sure that this isn't new to us and on the other hand, I'll choose not to put all of my money in a single bet.

[Wakate]

No mate, in the nicest note, we all mean we'll for you, and we are nit taking this personal.

What we are saying here is burn out of personal experience and for someone who have been in that shoes before,  I can tell you for free that it won't end well as you think.

But since you have a personal conviction that you can .are it through,  why not give it a try but with proper management to avoid over doing things,  good luck and remember jackpot happens.

Thank you for your advise dude, I am taking maximum precaution so that I don't have to hurt my bankroll.
Honestly, this is a test to see if I can recover my lost funds from casinos I have used in the past and present. If I failed, I think I will have a story to tell the young gamblers of what to do at a particular situation they might be when losing streak is eating their bankroll.

[centrum]

In a casino, the options aren't many. People choose to play games that depend on luck or games that depend on skill, which consist of card games. I highly doubt anyone would leave home for a casino and put all their money into a single round of blackjack. It's more common for people not to put all their money in, so they can have more rounds and a better chance of winning. Even in games that depend on luck, people wouldn't put all their money in a single round; I wouldn't put it all in a single round either.

many people’s behavior in casinos is usually shaped by logic and experience. most players go to a casino not to take a sudden huge risk but for some entertainment and the hope of a possible win. that is why putting all their money on a single round feels unreasonabale to them. people prefer to have multiple chances so that even if they lose they still have an opportunity to recover. especially in games like blackjacking or other card games where skill plays a certain role patience and strateagy are very important. playing more rounds with smaller bets allaws players to understand the game better and avoid making emotional decisions. even in luck based games people tend to spread their risk rather than take it all at once. overall it can be said that using money consciously in a casino is the most realistic and responsible behavior.

[r_victory]

When I want to increase my chances, I make several bets; it's much more likely that I'll get lucky than if I only make one. Usually in Blackjack or Roulette, I know they are more difficult, but they pay well. I've won a few times and, since I bet little, the losses are minimal too.

[junder]

I am not desperate here dude, all I am planning is to get all my loses from all the casinos I have used in the past.
Do you think this will be impossibleto achieve? In case you don't believe in what I planned to achieve, just to calm and observe although I am not going to be showing my results from the bets I will be staking to get my winnings but I will surely announce it when I have achieved my goals.

No one knows what luck is, and I don't think it's impossible, but don't place too much hope in gambling for winning. While it's possible to achieve a big win that can cover all your previous losses, this is a matter of pure luck. There's no way to win big, as that would be like beating the casino.

I've personally had some big wins, and I believe they were simply due to luck being on my side. My advice: don't lose control when gambling, as the consequences are real.

[LastKiss]

When I want to increase my chances, I make several bets; it's much more likely that I'll get lucky than if I only make one. Usually in Blackjack or Roulette, I know they are more difficult, but they pay well. I've won a few times and, since I bet little, the losses are minimal too.

When you place several bets and only one wins, you can still end up with a loss. While making multiple bets may increase the chance that something wins, it never guarantees an overall profit. Because of that, it’s often better to go one at a time and only act when you feel more confident in the decision. Taking a cautious approach and managing risk carefully can help limit losses, especially when there’s uncertainty.

[Free Market Capitalist]

When I want to increase my chances, I make several bets; it's much more likely that I'll get lucky than if I only make one.

Then you have no idea how probabilities work in gambling. You have the same odds of winning per play, regardless of whether you bet once or a thousand times. Obviously, if you mean winning something, sometime, you'll have a better chance if you bet many times than if you bet just once, but in terms of winning money overall (the ratio between what you bet and what you win), the probability of winning (or rather losing) is the same.

[jcojci]

Placing multiple bets is ok as long as you know the risks and you can choose the right games. If you choose dice, you may find it difficult to win big because that will depend on luck. You don't know when your luck will come so you will just keep playing and chase the win. I see you are a risk taker so you are willing to make one all-in bet at dice. But unfortunately, even if you think you have 50% winning chance, that percentage can drop when the game starts.

I choose sports betting because if you have skills in analyzing the match, you may see the chance to win although it is still unpredictable. At least, with your analysis, you will see which team can beat the opponent. You can also cashout the money when you see it so when the game changes direction, you won't lose all your money.

[sotelorene]

As title says,

As for me, I don't see why I should be dragging further (unlike as one may do when playing for entertainment purposes), so I'd just make one all-in bet at dice with 50% winning chance, and go home either empty handed or with ~2x'ed money.

What about you?

Edit: This is longest I have waited to get a response in this sub.

That is too risky for you to do, bet all in at once is not a nice strategy because I can be more hunting when you played a single game with all your money and lost everything than when you play gradual or little by little to still stay a bit longer and sometimes you can be lucky along the process of betting this way. I don't go all in, in gambling and I don't even like dice game because it is very risky and tempting because one can be moved to still gamble more or borrow even when they are out of funds because of how fascinating this can be.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

While gambling, I don't wager with all my bankroll, I wager bit by bit on my favorite casino games, but in sports betting, there are some games I will spot and then decide to just stake on the game with all my bankroll but I don't do that frequently, it's usually once in a while. I love to bet on parlay and single bet, I don't win always on parlay but I have my method of taking quick cash out which always favours me.

[Jatiluhung]

As title says,

As for me, I don't see why I should be dragging further (unlike as one may do when playing for entertainment purposes), so I'd just make one all-in bet at dice with 50% winning chance, and go home either empty handed or with ~2x'ed money.

What about you?

Sometimes I do the same thing. However, I only do this when I don't have much capital left at the end of the month or something like that. But when I still have enough capital, I prefer to enjoy it longer and don't need to rush.

However, in soccer betting and poker games, I often bet small amounts but across many live matches. I often make a profit, even though sometimes I end up losing more. But my chances of winning are always better, and I might be luckier in those two areas because there’s a hobby involved that makes me enjoy it.

[Bitcoin Smith]

Well, it feels logical that if we are supposed to win then we will in the only bet alone but let's also make the mathematics into the picture, we get better chance of winning if we play more games but we also can't make anything considerable if we bet too low amount so it is just combination of all those things, the nominal wagering amount along with a decent session like a few rolls instead of just only one.

[devlin85]

As title says,

As for me, I don't see why I should be dragging further (unlike as one may do when playing for entertainment purposes), so I'd just make one all-in bet at dice with 50% winning chance, and go home either empty handed or with ~2x'ed money.

What about you?

Edit: This is longest I have waited to get a response in this sub.

The mistake lies in playing for money, but if it is about making money, an all-in at 50% is not really a strategy; it is a coin toss, because you have no margin for error, meaning you depend entirely on a single outcome.
On the other hand, although betting multiple times gives you more chances to win some hands, there is no guarantee of being a net winner; in fact, playing multiple rounds increases the advantage, but in favor of the casino. You must always take into account that regardless of the way you bet, the advantage will always be on the casino’s side, which is why it is better to play for fun rather than to obtain a profit.

[r_victory]

When I want to increase my chances, I make several bets; it's much more likely that I'll get lucky than if I only make one.

Then you have no idea how probabilities work in gambling. You have the same odds of winning per play, regardless of whether you bet once or a thousand times. Obviously, if you mean winning something, sometime, you'll have a better chance if you bet many times than if you bet just once, but in terms of winning money overall (the ratio between what you bet and what you win), the probability of winning (or rather losing) is the same.

I agree with you and didn't say otherwise. The question was "Are you going to the casino to make money — make one bet or multiple?" and my answer was that I prefer to make multiple bets rather than just one (I know the odds are the same). It's personal, and everyone has their own way of betting. I'm certainly not a betting expert; I know enough to have fun, which is my main goal, whether I win or lose. As I also mentioned, I bet little, so if I lose, the impact will be minimal.

Anyway, thank you for the lesson…

[purple_sparkles]

I prefer to make calculated maneuvers, and I would never go to a casino just for a single bet, it feels too short-lived to me. I can’t say for sure whether the probability of winning or losing is exactly the same regardless of whether you make one bet or several, but I do believe that going all-in with a single bet is riskier than spreading that risk across multiple bets.