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

[pawanjain]

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.

Can't disagree because once the bet is lost and if the person loses all his money he might try to look for other sources to get the money and try his luck once again.
Only if the gambler is having a good self control then he will go all in just once and then go back home but in other cases, gamblers have the temptation to keep trying.
That is where the small bets help us by leaving us spare money to bet again. While self control is need in this case too but at least we won't end up losing huge if we place smaller bets.

[Asuspawer09]

I wouldn't going to bet everything in one go since it's just not going to be fun plus I think it is surely going to be a lose most of the time atleast in my experience and it was really disappointing when you lose the game early, most of the time I kinda what the longer game and trying to test my luck, I mean its not like Im not betting a big amount it just wasn't that strategic at all I mostly do a huge bet when the odds are just way on my side like I have a higher odds of winning I would love to go all in or increase my bet since its a opportunity that is worth taking rather than just going all in even though you dont know if you are going to win or something.

I personally do it when I was just a student I like to bet everything in one go since I beleived it all about luck so if im lucky im going to win anyway, but at some point I like to have like atleast more than 50% chance in order to go all in, I think statistically you are going to win more that way rather than not hoping or not even trying to do strategy because you know that it is just about luck.

[Yamifoud]

I am greedy, I agree but it is really fun for me. 2X may come easily, but if you hit higher multipliers, it really goes well.

It feels like it wasn't greedy. We are just desperate to win…lol.

Yes, I'll go all-in sometimes, and when I win, I continue gambling. But if I lose, I'll stop. I think that is fair enough. In fact, we allocate money for this, and to lose is already predicted. But for those who come for money and expect to win. I felt sorry for them because they will only fail.

It is very clear to us that it is wrong to consider gambling as a money multiplier. It is not designed for such a thing but rather for us to lose our money.

[Oluwa-btc]

I've seen several of my friends who treat gambling as a way to make money. And you know what's interesting? Those who play for fun win more often than those who come with a specific goal. I'm not a frequent gambler; I play with friends on weekends, so it's hard for me to say what I expect from gambling. It would be disingenuous to say that we don't expect profit when we have fun, but I stick to my allotted entertainment budget. Perhaps that's why my casino games always seem like fun.

The outcomes are not so good, people who always say i’m going to gamble to make money” are often escaping financial pressure,or confusing luck with skill.Wether one bet or multiple bets,you shouldn't be there in the first place.In facts,anything after this mindset/decisions is taking you into fulltime risk and losses.

[Somto9Light]

It feels like it wasn't greedy. We are just desperate to win…lol.

You're right, most of the things we experience in gamble doesn't happen as a result of greed rather we are just being desperate to win. You know being desperate to win is not a problem but most people fail to understand that if you are desperate to win then thier are some certain things you need to avoid such as making a multiple bet, whenever I'm desperate to win in gamble I don't bet multiple games I can only stick to one game and then increase the stake. I know nothing is guarantee in gamble but i have tried this several times and it works, but if I'm not desperate then I can decide to make multiple bet.

[coolcoinz]

I wouldn't going to bet everything in one go since it's just not going to be fun plus I think it is surely going to be a lose most of the time atleast in my experience and it was really disappointing when you lose the game early, most of the time I kinda what the longer game and trying to test my luck, I mean its not like Im not betting a big amount it just wasn't that strategic at all I mostly do a huge bet when the odds are just way on my side like I have a higher odds of winning I would love to go all in or increase my bet since its a opportunity that is worth taking rather than just going all in even though you dont know if you are going to win or something.

I personally do it when I was just a student I like to bet everything in one go since I beleived it all about luck so if im lucky im going to win anyway, but at some point I like to have like atleast more than 50% chance in order to go all in, I think statistically you are going to win more that way rather than not hoping or not even trying to do strategy because you know that it is just about luck.

If you know most of the time your first bet is going to be a loss, why not change the pattern and bet 1% of your money on your first bet and see how it goes. I'm sure it's just your mind playing tricks on you, making you feel insecure like you're always losing your first bet, but it's not true. I'm sure that if you were to count 100 days and write down if the first bet was a win or a loss, you'd come to something like 55% loss, or 45% loss, but it wouldn't be as bad as you think it is.

So, I like to play like OP and put everything in a single bet. That's why I bet on sports. Whenever I want to fool around and have fun I just play poker, not dice. How are you going to have fun playing dice?

[Oluwa-btc]

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.

Going all in with mindset of making money it's absolutely a sign of greed as we all know, basically being aware of the chances of risks involved . People take bigger risks unexpectedly without thinking about the negative effects on that decision. When you decide to go all in  you should limits the bets size equivalent to the money you're to spend so you don't accrue loses.

[panjul07]

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?

I will not go all in with a 50% winning chance, even if I'm going to make money but I should also play with my money in a fun way means that going all in is not something fun to do for me.
If the main purpose is to get 50% profit from the initial bankroll, lets say my bankroll is $100 then I'll prefer to play Plinko or Keno with a base bet of $0.5-$1 and chasing 76x on plinko or cashing 50x on Keno. 

[Anayochukwu]

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.

Dice is a game that I haven't played before so I don't have any experience in the game, it is only sports betting that I know how it works and even as that I don't think I would advise anyone to go all in because obviously it would not end the way you expect it. Because when you are going all in one bet you are directly hoping for bigger profits and that is how you would also be lose big, although it might likely work for you sometime but I think it's necessary to go with more than one bets because it's more chance able to get luck than one bets.

[sompitonov]

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.

Going all in with mindset of making money it's absolutely a sign of greed as we all know, basically being aware of the chances of risks involved . People take bigger risks unexpectedly without thinking about the negative effects on that decision. When you decide to go all in  you should limits the bets size equivalent to the money you're to spend so you don't accrue loses.

Sometimes I think making a single bet isn't a bad idea either, because we're just letting luck take us. For some players, this is the best option, because if they play other games against other players, like poker, and play for a long time, they'll simply be beaten by the professionals. So, trying your luck quickly at roulette or slots is actually a good option. I try a combination of different options; sometimes I let luck take me, and sometimes I come up with a strategy and play for a long time against other players, and I like it.

[xLays]

I think there are really only two choices when it comes to gambling. Either you go all in at once, or you keep betting little by little per spin or per bet. At the end of the day, the result is still the same. You either win or you lose.
For me, both approaches lead to the same reality so I'm doing both. For me gambling is always 50 50 situation in the simplest form, regardless of what odds you are betting on. No matter how long you play or how many strategies you use, it still comes down to winning or losing your money in the end.

[hedgeh0g]

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.

Going all in with mindset of making money it's absolutely a sign of greed as we all know, basically being aware of the chances of risks involved . People take bigger risks unexpectedly without thinking about the negative effects on that decision. When you decide to go all in  you should limits the bets size equivalent to the money you're to spend so you don't accrue loses.

Sometimes I think making a single bet isn't a bad idea either, because we're just letting luck take us. For some players, this is the best option, because if they play other games against other players, like poker, and play for a long time, they'll simply be beaten by the professionals. So, trying your luck quickly at roulette or slots is actually a good option. I try a combination of different options; sometimes I let luck take me, and sometimes I come up with a strategy and play for a long time against other players, and I like it.

I don’t know what it’s like to make money in a casino if you make one bet, this is not a strategy, but just testing your luck. Of course, the history of gambling knows such players who made a bet and won a lot of money, but I think this story will definitely continue, for example, because such a player will constantly think about how he can repeat such success. But with a high degree of probability this will not happen again, the player will be in disbelief, because he thought that he was the king of luck. You always have to remember that there comes a time when she leaves, that’s how they then lose.

[Mpamaegbu]

What about you?

I don't like limiting myself to just one bet when I know I can split my money and try my luck on more games. Gambling is a game of luck and as such one should make it a point to have more opportunities trying out the spins or games. The adage – don't put all your eggs in one basket, is my way of dealing when it comes to anything finances; whether trading or gambling. You never can tell where the winning input will come from.

[eisen33]

What about you?

I don't like limiting myself to just one bet when I know I can split my money and try my luck on more games. Gambling is a game of luck and as such one should make it a point to have more opportunities trying out the spins or games. The adage – don't put all your eggs in one basket, is my way of dealing when it comes to anything finances; whether trading or gambling. You never can tell where the winning input will come from.

I also don’t like playing with a large bet when my budget is limited. I prefer to split my budget across different games, because if you divide your budget into many bets, you get more time to play. One single bet is too fast, and if you lose, everything ends right there. I think this approach is more attractive to those who want to make money, whereas if the goal is entertainment, the budget should be split.

[Yorubek]

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.

Deciding to gamble with the hope of making money is completely foolish, you cannot make or gain money quickly through gambling. When the gambling mentality is to make money quickly, then by continuously gambling with this hope, self-control over yourself is not maintained. It is very important to determine time and money to maintain self-control over yourself by managing gambling properly, so that the gambler can control his emotions and greed. If you can control greed in gambling, the risk of losing extra money is reduced, so that the fun of gambling can be enjoyed. It is not possible to say for sure that you will win through gambling, you have to depend on luck to win, if luck is good, it is possible to win.

[Mhizlove]

Some gamblers doesn't like this strategy that they were more prefer to stay longer in the games and playing slowly until their balance dry or won with their profit target but i have done this before that several months ago i was playing crash game in a single bet to aiming 2x but unfortunately the game was crashed before reach my profit target but i do have a problem when attempts to go all in in a single bet because if lost i still curious want to gamble more that's why this strategy is not suitable for me and i personally more prefer to playing slowly and enjoying the game

I understand your point, gambling strategy isn't one sided rather it's fits in all and you see some people they can handle all bets in. While for others it's pushes them into gambling if they experience loss, you already know and that's an important thing. If you're playing little, setting your limits and enjoying the games, it helps you stay in control and it will also make you to avoid losses .

In as much you know what you're doing, if it's working for you and you know yourself that you're not forcing it because you want to follow others, I will say that you're doing great and well.

[blockman]

There are resorts, hotel and casinos here and so if I just want to pass by the casino. I'll also do the same thing as what you've said libert, I'll try it with one bet and do all of it at once. Everyone would like to make multiple bets. But at the same time, there are the very few that just think of having no hassle of doing one bet. If it goes well, we'll just leave the casino and be happy with the results. And if it doesn't, it's just the same but the thing is we've lost money and we can recover that somehow in our next day through either with our jobs or another bet.