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

[Charles-Tim]

I don't really want to lose money that quickly or I want to at least enjoy gambling for a while and that's why I don't stake most of my funds at once. And besides, I personally think that if I exhaust my entire fund with one or two bets, then there is no fun here. If you play casino slot games, then the gambling will not last even five to ten minutes, so I personally will try to make many wagers very little by little.

If anyone click on a gambling site and just gamble all his money at once instead of using it little by little, definitely the person will only spend short period of time on the gambling site. In fact, the person will not use up to 5 to 10 minutes but use around 1 to 2 minutes. Some people said it is fun but I think if they win money like 2 or 3 times of the money they use to gamble, it can be fun for them. But if they lose, it can not be fun but they will accept their losses.

[Cantsay]

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?

For me it would be single bets.

It wouldn’t be wise to take parlay when you aim is to make money, if you’re betting for fun that would be a different story entirely but since we’re all abandoning entertainment or fun and strictly going for fun, then my pick would be single bet. The only thing I’d have issue with would be the odds, if to stick with the 2.0 or go higher since the more I risk the more I’ll make money but then I have to be careful so I don’t become too greedy and start picking odds that won’t favour me.

I know for a fact that I won’t go for odds that are greater than 7.0 anything greater than that wouldn’t be for money again, it would be for entertainment since I’ll be trying to see how accurate my prediction can get and that would defeat the whole initial purpose.

[alegotardo]

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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I do not think tihs is a good idea... you can go all-in, but only if your goal is to finish the game quickly and you accept that the most likely long-term outcome will always be a loss.

If your goal is make money or at least prolong the fun without ending it in less than a minute, then would not it be better to do some risk management? Avoid going all-in, because even if you win sometimes, a single mistake will end your fun and you will not even be able to recover... it is like flipping a coin but with much worse odds since the house always has the greater advantage.

Think about it... make smaller bets per round so that variance doesn't bankrupt you, take profits when you're winning, and don't reinvest your winnings. I prefer to play this way... making several small bets only when I play for fun and to reduce variance, not to make more profit but to stay in the game longer.

[mindrust]

One bet > multiple bets

The reason is simple. The house edge works against you if you play multiple bets. Say the house edge is 5%. If you play x2 reward game once,  wager 100 usd, if you happen to win, you get 200 usd and your chance to win is 45%. You can play once or twice and fool the math but if you play a thousand games, it is almost guaranteed that you will lose around 550 games out of 1000.

If you are playing to win, make one bet, fully wager and cross fingers. Mathematically this is the best path to take. People who try patterns and strategies are scamming themselves. Some of them know that but they do it anyway. I can’t tell if they are stupid or genuinely love to lose money.

[Slow death]

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.

[lixer]

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.

Probably a first time visitor and who is already very rich and out of curiosity may do a single big bet and other than that I could not guess any reason for a gambler to go all-in one in a single bet. By mistake like how some people included very big transaction fee in their BTC transaction, some gamblers out of unconsciousness may go for single big bet.

Either for entertainment or profit making, a gambler with minimum common sense must be going for multiple bet so that they would be analysing how gambling work for the day and getting more chances to get get what they plan.

[Dunamisx]

Gambling at the casino can come with different expectations, some are going there to make money, some to catch fun and speculate what's going on, while the last category only gamble because they needed to be entertained for what they love doing very well, i cant imagine how many of us couldn't afford a day without gambling, because its already part of us and we are more interested in playing almost everyday.

[Agbamoni]

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.

I understand where you are coming from. Whatever way we choose to gamble, we should do it, after all, we want to win, not minding if we win them in a multiple bet or a single game.

That's a good point, but sometimes, it should be more about reducing risk while betting. If you think multiple is too risky, avoid it, if it is suitable for us, we can do it. I will always prefera single bet to parlays.

[SmartGold01]

The main purpose should be how often having been winning and are you also getting the fun you want while gambling?
Gambling is first seeking for the fun you could derived while gambling than just gambling to make money or being a conditioned gambler where you could lose and do not mind how you gambles. At first, look at the fun you get while gambling, and next look at the amount you are gambling with if that is not extremely large for you to lose and if it is too much for you then you would need to reduced the amount to something you can be able to lose without attaching so much feelings to it. When gambling and you are losing too much, what to do is take rest then strategize yourself back again and when you come back to gamble you could make good winning if possible.

[JunaidAzizi]

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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Well, you are putting all your money on one bet, either you will win or lose. This mindset may be workable or not, but the thing here is that you leave the casino after that one bet, whether it results in profits or losses. Most people use such a strategy, borrowing more and more to satisfy their emotions.

Sharing my way, I usually do not use this method. I go for multiple bets with the same fixed amount, dividing that money among the bets, and then I use both knowledge and luck. When it ends, I go straight to the exit.

[o48o]

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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What ever works for you. I do that occasionally, and technically i am better off with that technique if i don't want to spend time on gambling.

But you don't get 2x with 50x winning change as there's a house edge that prevents it. Even with a very low edge you either take 2x change with 49.50% winning change or 50% change with 1.98 multiplier.

But if you are looking for real excitement and fun, why not put all on 2% change to win 49.5x profit? I recon you likely lose most of the time you try it, but that 2% change exists.

[Makus]

Having the mindset to make money when gambling to me is one of the things that causes a lot of damage but it is okay if you gamble moderately and still aim to make profit as long as you are not overly greedy. Making a bet and taking profit after winning is the best thing to do. if I focus on playing crash games and my target is to get x2 for the day I don't go beyond what I have already planned even if there's a chance of making more than that. Doing this overtime made me more disciplined, it is not only about the profit it also helps you learn how to stick to a target and plan you set out for yourself. multiple bets after winning is dangerous

[Cryptoprincess101]

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 call a single bet a business strategy while betting on multiple events is the real gambling because that is where the game of chances come into play. When you bet a single event, you are a step close to winning no matter how small the winning amount might be. This thread just made me reflect on a single bet placed by a Nigerian musician when he staked it with a huge amount and got almost x4 of his wager amount. Imagine how he just won the bet at ease because it was a single bet and there was high possibility of winning.

[adultcrypto]

I will rather split my capital into many parts and make bets for each of the parts to check how lucky I might be for the day. I will not play just one bet with the entire capital, it is not an ideal option for me.

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.

Unfortunately, I don't like dice because the odd of winning is too low. It will be very difficult to make real profits from a game that is 50/50. Instead of dice, I go with slot that even though there is house edge, there is still the opportunity for me to make one big hit that will change everything for me. Other casino games I will rather chose over dice are crash and roulette. Other than these games, sports betting is also a nice choice because it is easier to squeeze out 2 odds and bet heavily to win all the money that can be possibly won in dice.

[len01]

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?

If the real purpose is to make money, then playing dice doesn’t make much sense. Dice is mostly based on pure luck, and relying on luck in gambling is never a solid strategy. With sports betting, at least you can do proper analysis and look for value bets with odds of @2 or higher. That already puts you in a much better position than simply rolling dice.

Honestly, if I were you, I’d focus on sports betting, especially live match, since the chances of winning are clearly higher compared to dice.

[Kelvinid]

I understand your stance with gambling, you only get highly entertained if you are winning big, an amount that is life-changing. But I  have to say that is more risky and more prone to lose, rather than betting small but consistently in profits, although its hard to win consistently in playing dice.

However, following your ideal strategy may only be the one to make you happy and satisfied, so go for it, as long as you are betting an amount you can afford to lose.

[DaNNy001]

staying longer in the game even after making the profit that you planned to get would only increase the chances of losing...betting multiple times is only going to cause more damage, when playing casino games like slots for example you cannot really predict how a particular round is going to end so if you are lucky enough to win the targeted amount that you set to get then you shouldn't continue gambling

[batang_bitcoin]

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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Making one bet and then leaving is such a waste of time. You're there to get entertained but if that's entertainment for you, I hope that you'd win with single bet. I'd go there to gamble for as long as I can depending on how much I have got. Because putting an effort to go there and you're just going to roll a dice or spin a roulette once and go home after is the usual end result we have but not that early for me just after a roll. I'll probably max out and make it aroudn 90% of winning so that I can stay for some while but I understand why others choose not to stay longer because they'll might lose more.

[Kasabus]

I understand your stance with gambling, you only get highly entertained if you are winning big, an amount that is life-changing. But I  have to say that is more risky and more prone to lose, rather than betting small but consistently in profits, although its hard to win consistently in playing dice.

However, following your ideal strategy may only be the one to make you happy and satisfied, so go for it, as long as you are betting an amount you can afford to lose.

Sometimes, the reason why a gambler is more profitable than the others, more successful than the others, because he follows a unique strategy different from majority, and I've seen no wrong in it as long as the gambler itself is capable to make it work and is more experienced on that kind of gambling approach.

The fact remains that there are no sure winning strategies in gambling. So one should follow a strategy that he think he is more suitable and capable to make it work and profit in the end.

[tread93]

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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Yeah id do the same. Those are decent odds and would definitely be pretty fun to do that just shoot your shot and see what happens. The tough part would be to not gamble more if you did win and just leave right away.  Id go straight to the mall and get a new pair of shoes lol