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

[Oasisman]

That is just a pure gambling thing. I mean, where's the fun in it? Like everyone else is saying, gambling is supposed to be for entertainment. If you bet all in one go, that's on you, but that ain't fun if you ask me. Your strategy is the fastest why to either lost or win money, lol.
 If that works on you, then it's good, but I guess it doesn't work for most of the gamblers. It's not the best gambling strategy, if you lose, you will never have another chance to win it back and make a comeback.
I'm thinking you're the kind of person who loves to bet, but doesn't have enough time to stay longer, even in an online casino.

[Marykeller]

That advice of making one last bet or multiple bets has drained people's wealth to zero, that they thought they were in for a win, if they should try their luck for the last time.

Do you know the kind of disappointment it feels in a gambler's face when they had hoped that their last bets or multiple bets would become a win, only for them to have lost bets. It's somehow heartbreaking to think of

[Zlantann]

That advice of making one last bet or multiple bets has drained people's wealth to zero, that they thought they were in for a win, if they should try their luck for the last time.

Do you know the kind of disappointment it feels in a gambler's face when they had hoped that their last bets or multiple bets would become a win, only for them to have lost bets. It's somehow heartbreaking to think of

If he can place that single bet within his budget and walk away if he loses, that's not bad. It becomes a problem when the individual keeps gambling even when he has exceeded his budget. Some people are not just patient enough to keep placing bets for a long time. They just want to place bets with all they have and leave if they lose.

I prefer to enjoy myself while betting. So this kind of style will not help me in anyway. Based on the time I have to spare, I prefer to spread my bets so that I can play for sometime, thats how I get entertained.

[Text]

I get the point but honestly that mindset is still gambling not really making money even if it’s just 1 big bet it’s still a casino game the house edge is always there, 1 win doesn’t suddenly make it a strategy. Personally if I go to a casino I already consider the money spent as entertainment if I win that’s just a bonus. Going in w/ the idea of I’ll win once & then leave sounds good in theory but in reality it’s very hard to maintain that discipline especially after a win when you feel you can push your luck again so yes dice may be boring but more importantly it’s not a money making tool if profit is really the goal it’s better to look outside casinos altogether.

[joeperry]

For me, that's the best way to sabotage your bankroll. I would rather run a strategy to reach x2 safely rather than to have a 50/50 chance with x2, it's not impossible to x2 your money and if you are going to target to double your money, the best way I can think of or I would do, is to run a simple strategy, it might take some time but the chances would be higher than the strategy you indicated. If that works for you, then there's no problem, after all we have our own free will and personally, I am having fun trying different strategy while trying to reach a 2x goal. It's not perfect, there are times that I lose but there's definitely a lot of chances that I managed to do it.

[TopT3ns]

That advice of making one last bet or multiple bets has drained people's wealth to zero, that they thought they were in for a win, if they should try their luck for the last time.

Do you know the kind of disappointment it feels in a gambler's face when they had hoped that their last bets or multiple bets would become a win, only for them to have lost bets. It's somehow heartbreaking to think of

The concept of a lifeline bet is a mental disorder that causes a person to make deadly leaps without putting the consequences into consideration. This is because the reality does not always anticulate subjective human wishes however much the person may pray to be so. We should understand that no assurance of success is there because a person is in a desperate case. Protecting assets such that they do not end up at the zero point is an unquestioning defence that should be followed to ensure our survival in the future.

[Woodie]

Am sorry if you are going to play your games with the approach of going all in on 50% chance games , then soon you will be retired from playing again!

Why not apply martingale or something similar on these 50% chance games, but risk management and good bankroll will be needed to at least try to secure a profit.

Otherwise multiple bets would be the best approach to spread your risk, but one shot also can be good for high risk takers as when you win you win big.

[Fortify]

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?

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The outcomes depend entirely on the game you are playing and the strategy you are taking if we look at this from an entirely mathematical point of view. However most people go to the casino for a longer session and don't just want to make one bet, so it's a bit of a silly question. If you're playing the same game in the same way each time, you are statistically likely the have the same outcome over the long term. Take a standard one zero roulette table for example - if you bet on red each time you have a 48.5% chance of winning each time, so it doesn't really matter how many times you play, but you might want to stretch your gaming session out so it lasts longer - that's the only difference.

[Ronsbit]

Whenever I play I make sure I do that for fun with my budget and also I do that at leisure time so that I play to make sure I have fun so I do not go in all at once, I take it bit by bit till I exhaust my gambling budget for the day so I take my time while gambling but one thing I always have in mind is this I either win or let go because gambling is for fun and there is no guarantee and assurance while you play. So it is best to play for fun rather than to have high hopes and expectations in gambling.

[danherbias07]

That's going to be a pure gamble and not entertainment anymore.

Never had it crossed my mind to place just one big single bet in one game, especially if it's a casino game or slots. I might do that in sports betting, but never there. The reason is that I can still enjoy watching the game for 1 to 2 hours while waiting for the result, so it can still be entertaining, but it won't happen with dice. That's just one single bet that would probably haunt you for the rest of the day or a week before you can even forget about it.
Then, you will realize that you made a stupid choice, and frustration will sink in. Still, it's up to the gambler. If you are good at moving on quickly, then it might be your forte. 

[cryptoaddictchie]

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?

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If my goal to going to casino is to win I'd do the same make a higher bet and not wast on time on small bets but since sometimes I go there to relax and make myself comfortable by staying. I usually tends to do some small bets to make my stay more comfortable. Ofcourse I had also a mindset to win but not pushy and more like if I win I win if I lose I lose. Because the goal is to relax why playing. But if for winning then it's a different case.

[rdluffy]

You have a point, doubling your money in one go, wasting as little time as possible with a single bet

But I don't know if I would do that
If the purpose is just that, to make money and not have fun, maybe sports betting would be “easier” for me
If it's just at the casino, I would go to Aviator with a single bet, with my entire bankroll, and try to multiply my money more than 2x

[KiaKia]

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?

Greed and lack of discipline is the reason why those that go to the casino to make monwy end up blowing their bank account, like you said it's either you win or go home empty handed but it's better you don't empty yourself. Aiming to make x2 of the amount that you set aside would give you a better mental clarity and aim, it is important that if you are lucky enough to win you should tske your profits and  call it a day

Which account exactly? Because I can always blow up my account with no issue but not my bank account or my crypto portfolio but my casino balance, the aim was to risk like $10 when gambling and go full excitement doing so until I lost the $10 and start to go home, this is what I have always do.

It is not an act of irresponsible because I am risking what I can afford to lose, so don't make blowing up an account sound like a very bad idea, it all depends on which account we are talking about.

It's less fun to risk all balance at once because that's never the goal, what I had in mind was to enjoy the activity for a long period of time so I have to start very little at every turn until I am either out of money or I got lucky and won some money, I wouldn't want to continue at the point.

[Royal Cap]

What about you?

I wouldn't take such a risk. It's nice to hear a fifty percent chance of winning but if you lose, the thought of it all being over keeps going through your head. For me peace of mind is more important than money, so if I get something gradually and for sure, I would choose that. In reality I have seen that once people get into the habit of betting big, they want to do it again, then calculation and logic don't work. If you are lucky, you will win one day but most of the time, people learn by losing. So I would say entertainment is okay but throwing everything at me is not my style.

[bakasabo]

If I would go to casino with a goal to make money, I would not pay attention to number of bets I have to make to achieve my goal. All starts from the goal. If it is to make x2 deposit, then even though it can be achieved with single bet, I would still play low risk or will try to make my visit last longer than 1bet/1minute. For me, going to an offline casino is an event. I dont do it every day, so I dont plan my visit to last as short as possible. Nevertheless, it wont be just one bet.

[rbynxx]

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?

That's a casino and for me it's given I guess that I'd play more. I'd like to have more time in there to test my luck and for me just doing a one time thing is probably not testing your luck. Well, for me it's both for entertainment and profit purposes and there's no bad thing if you do both.

[bitLeap]

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?

I do it occasionally, but I find it less satisfying when I have to bet all at once. Perhaps because I'm used to splitting my bets into several parts, making going all-in uncomfortable for me. Craps, roulette, blackjack, and similar games don't suit me when I have to bet all at once.

[LogitechMouse]

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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?

That's not enjoying. I mean going to an online casino, depositing money then just going to a dice game that you want and just go all-in. That takes only a minute or two only. I don't blame you at all though if that's how you want to gamble, but for some who looks at gambling as something that's entertaining for them, they would rather go for small bets, and take their time to either win or lose.

As for me though, since I look at gambling as something that's entertaining, I want to spend my money as slow as possible by putting the lowest amount of money that I can put per bet then will watch my account be blown out. There are times though that I'm going all in on my money, but I'm only doing it whenever I lose consecutive times and I want to recover my money as fast as possible, and in order to do that, I'm going all in. Sometimes I win, but most of the time I lose.

Well that's gambling in a nutshell.

[aoluain]

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?

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Nah - I would rather have multiple smaller bets than relying on an all-in one off bet.
At least if I still lose it all I will have had some enjoyment and/or excitement.

Doing one all-in bet might be seen as wreckless but I dont think so, its a choice and
I can see the attraction, its betting without the long wait to see if you can profit or not.

It can be done with any game of chance.

[Odusko]

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?

Gambling is risky in whatever dimension and in at that, we must agree with one fact and which is that whatever direction of bet we decide to take, we risk losing at some point, so we need to clear ourselves up for that reality, and again multiple and single bets have their own risks and rewards.

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

This is holiday period and most active members are on holidays spending time with family, no much time for Forum activities, but then we are going well.