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

[Dr.Osh]

If I want to seek my fortune, I will choose several bets, even up to 12 clubs in 1 parlay bet because it can turn $5 into $1000+, but if I just want entertainment, I will just place a single bet, because I will be more focused on watching the match and watching my personal favorite club.

[Inwestour]

If I want to seek my fortune, I will choose several bets, even up to 12 clubs in 1 parlay bet because it can turn $5 into $1000+, but if I just want entertainment, I will just place a single bet, because I will be more focused on watching the match and watching my personal favorite club.

It’s an interesting point of view, because more often I hear that players act the opposite way. If they want to make money, they usually choose a single bet they are most confident in and place a large amount on it. This way, they reduce the risk and aim to win. But if they play for entertainment, they may combine up to ten or even more events into one parlay. Most likely, they still hope to win, but they treat it more as a form of entertainment.

[Africolo]

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.

This mentality of not going home empty handed while playing casino games is the reason why most gamblers has gone broke and in debts for loans, when you play a game with 2x and you became lucky enough to win instead of pulling the one you have won and probably go home to invest or enjoy the money, you will want to play more so you can double what you have won and we all know how casino games are, you might end up loosing all you initially won trying to double it, so greed is one major setbacks in gambling.

The time we realizes that no matter how much we double in betting we can't always win that's when we will curtail how much we bet knowing too well that it's a game of luck and that you might win or loose at a twinkle of an eye. Discipline should be our watch word as we play our casinos and other sport betting games.

[Smartprofit]

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.

As far as I understand, we're talking about offline casinos. Frankly, I don't really like dice. I prefer roulette.🙋

From a mathematical theory of probability perspective, the fewer bets you make, the higher your chances of winning. There are roulette strategies that give you a better than 50% chance of beating the casino. For example, let's say you decide to play roulette (there are 36 numbers and one zero). If you bet on 25 numbers, your chances of winning are 25/37, or 67.5%. That's a very high probability. You'll likely leave this casino with some winnings. You'll have coins jingling or bills rustling in your pocket (which is very satisfying). However, the amount won't be very large.🎰

That's why, when I go to the casino, I only make one bet. Then I either win or lose. The rest of the time, I spend watching the show.  Many offline casinos are famous for their luxurious and spectacular shows.

[Richbased]

If I want to seek my fortune, I will choose several bets, even up to 12 clubs in 1 parlay bet because it can turn $5 into $1000+, but if I just want entertainment, I will just place a single bet, because I will be more focused on watching the match and watching my personal favorite club.

Everyone has a pattern they chose when betting so if you like betting on many events in a single parley it's your choice but from your experience, how many times have you turned a $5 bet into a winning of $1000+?. I think you are the one playing more for entertainment because it will be difficult for all the events to play according to your prediction but someone who bet on single event can easily get a winning often even if the total winnings may not sum up to $1000+ but it's better than chasing a thousand dollars when the winning is not coming forth.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

We are not tied to maintain playing a particular bet in gambling, this is all about our choice and preference when it comes to which game and the staking to make for it, but as i always advise in gambling, that we should ensure that the decision we are taking are for the benefits of how we are gambling, because we are not doing it to please on others, but instead for our own self and good, so how to gamble must not be influenced by non actors in gambling such that we don't regret taking any of our actions, if the aim we target does not actualize in making money from it.

[Shishir99]

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.

Well, why would you do that, mate?
I don't think it will be a smart move. I understand that you are not looking for an entertaining session, but you want to make some money, but there is a high risk you will lose all. I would prefer placing a bet with 5% of my total bankroll and waiting for the bet result. I won't take this risk to lose it all in one bet. Also, I don't want to win everything in one bet knowing I can lose everything within a few seconds. For me, I would choose to bet small and go steady instead of risking it all in one bet.

[Jody.Drummer]

Much will depend on the amount and how much you enjoy the process of placing bets and waiting for the outcome. If we're talking about casino games—those where the outcome is completely random, you have a large sum, and you enjoy the outcome and the process of placing bets—then it's best to spread your money across as many small bets as possible. After placing half your bets, you'll know whether to continue playing.

It is true that you said of course the game in the casino is random and yes with the victory of course it is also random so we do not force to be able to win because it is random or uncertain. Even if we bet our money with a large amount it will not guarantee to be able to win, we have no guarantee to be able to win apart from luck that favors us. So the size of the bet is not guaranteed but all we have to do is bet with the amount we can afford, the rest is luck that determines it.

[wozzek23]

If I go to a casino, and I mean a physical one, which is not available where I live so that means I must have gone some place it is licenced, and that's a lot of traveling for it, then I guarantee you, I am going there with a lot of money I have and my goal is to either leave rich or lose it all. Not because it's a smart way to gamble, of course I wouldn't do that when I am gambling online here, in crypto casinos I limit myself and stop when I reach my limit and do not gamble further.

But if I have gone to a casino itself, then it must have been a lot of trouble to do that, and for that reason I will avoid it as much as I possibly could, but if I have gone to one, I am leaving that place with either 100k dollars or 0 dollars.

[Emeraldo]

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

Greed is usually the reason people blow away there bank account on casinos, when you feel like you want to make all the money in the casino and you keep betting and going behind your limits untill you get down on your balance might not go well always at the end of the day.
Weather you bet on a single game or multiple it doesn't really matter to me because sometimes the single game played might not hit the jackpot and sometimes it does and that's the same thing with the multiple game so it's better you go with the one that works for you.

[dimonstration]

Weather you bet on a single game or multiple it doesn't really matter to me because sometimes the single game played might not hit the jackpot and sometimes it does and that's the same thing with the multiple game so it's better you go with the one that works for you.

It matters depending on your goal when gambling. Multiple bet is much better if you want to enjoy your gambling experience since you will have more rounds to play and be entertained while single only offers a do or die bet which doesn’t make much entertainment.

I will only choose single bet if I have money comes from bonus while I don’t have desire to play it through and get some entertainment.

Either I will just withdraw or gamble it on a 1 time big time bet if it came from free.

[Joy- maker]

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.

I can't agree to the bold words because it varies. You can be playing for fun or for entertainment and still end up not winning a single bet, and someone who is playing with a target will end up winning bets back to back, And this stuff also works the other way round as well. So what are my trying to say here, gambling is a game of chance so wether you are playing with a target or for fun you wining depend on luck. although sometimes some person's gambling strategies do work for them, but that doesn't mean they are good in predicting football matches or in playing slot machines. Because everything still revolve around luck. So wether you playing for fun or with a target always have a budget and stick to it, and maker sure your budget for gambling is the amount you can afford to loose, to avoid chasing after your looses.

And frankly speaking I like the fact you don't gamble frequently, but only on weekends. because gambling frequently can lead to addiction. And those who see gambling as a source of income or as a way to escape emotional stress are really doing themselves more harm than good. Normally gambling is another form of entertainment, but I don't really see gambling that way. For me I gambling with the earn to make profit In return, but if I end up losing everything along the line it's fine. Because I don't treat gambling as my source of income and always gamble with the amount I can afford to loose just incase anything goes wrongly.

[bakasabo]

If I really would choose casino as a place to make money, then going with one bet strategy is a way to losing all the money. Those who try to find easy and quick way in gambling always fail. One bet - this means I would have to make a risky bet to be satisfied with winnings. Multiple bets, low bet, long-play must be the way to earn in gambling. Rushing casino is for amateurs. I think I would have chosen sports betting and parlays.

[lovesmayfamilis]

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.

I can't agree to the bold words because it varies. You can be playing for fun or for entertainment and still end up not winning a single bet, and someone who is playing with a target will end up winning bets back to back, And this stuff also works the other way round as well. So what are my trying to say here, gambling is a game of chance so wether you are playing with a target or for fun you wining depend on luck. although sometimes some person's gambling strategies do work for them, but that doesn't mean they are good in predicting football matches or in playing slot machines. Because everything still revolve around luck. So wether you playing for fun or with a target always have a budget and stick to it, and maker sure your budget for gambling is the amount you can afford to loose, to avoid chasing after your looses.

I agree. This is exactly what I wanted to say. Luck is the main component in gambling. I've heard of lucky players who make good money on bets, and I've even seen them myself. However, with slot machines, it's different. If we don't worry too much about losses, understanding that luck decides everything, and don't "torment" the machine by demanding winnings, everything happens more easily and without stress.. When you realize it's just a game and no one owes you anything, you're actually luckier more often.

[Versatile_choice]

Well, that's for you, for me i would prefer going little by little even though I'm gambling for fun. Because going all-in just because you're gambling for fun doesn't make much sense, because you also need to manage your bankroll or you didn't think about bankroll management? Of course knowing how to manage your bankroll is also one of the characteristics of a responsible gambler. That's the most reason why I don't go with this method, as a matter of fact I like having fun for some hours probably 1 -2hours  that is why I like going little by little just to make the fun last until I'm satisfied.

[Hewlet]

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.

Sometimes your mood makes you go all in multiple times at a go and at other times, you're only capable of going once and that's all. It's always best to know what you want and what you consider safe and at the same time fun so you can stick with that and never do what doesn't work for you.

Fact is that even though it's more like a general statement that we are gambling for fun, the other side of the argument that still holds true is the fact that we are not just gambling for fun, we are also and mostly gambling for money and that's part of the reason why doing it a time doesn't give much satisfaction...

[purple_sparkles]

 It’s too risky for me to play with just one bet, so I usually choose to have some fun with small stakes. I’ve actually never played by putting my entire bankroll on a single bet. I don’t like going all in. I enjoy the process itself. I think very few people would act that way by putting everything on a single bet, it’s more of an exception than a consistent strategy.