Speed and Time in betting in online casinos

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Do you think that this is one factor that we lose open in online casinos? I'm only talking about online as in land base casinos, you might have that added time to re-think your bet and maybe win more often as compare to online casinos.

Isn't it that some games even in land-based casinos are also time-bounded? Meaning, you have to decide on a bet within a specified time or else the game will proceed with or without your bet? Again, this is a form of regulation that everyone should comply because you're not the only one who plays the game.

The situation, however, would be different if you're the only player in that game. I guess having a REASONABLE allotted time would be appreciated; but having an unfair time given would be detrimental mostly to the players especially if we're talking about 5-10s of waiting.

As we gamble, we are expected to know when to apply speed and be time conscious, at the same times, we should be minded of the game category we play and how this applies to playing such, because gambling is not what we also have to rush into do, sometimes we take our time to understand the scenario well and apply caution, this serving as a measure to moderately reduce the extent to risk when playing.

This would depend on the game if we see that a reasonable time has been given to a specific game. For example, if you're given at least 10-20s of waiting time in poker, then that would be at least considered reasonable. However, if you're given less than 7s of decision making, then we can consider that as being unfair and prejudicial.

[uneng]

Do you think that this is one factor that we lose open in online casinos? I'm only talking about online as in land base casinos, you might have that added time to re-think your bet and maybe win more often as compare to online casinos.

No, that isn't the reason why gamblers lose. Gamblers lose due to house edge, the slight advantage the casino has against players on every placed bets. You could have all the time in the world to decide, and still, it wouldn't be enough to ensure profitability the more you play. The games were designed to work this way, and doesn't matter how hard gamblers try breaking their heads thinking on how to overcome the house, they won't succeed, because it's a matter of mathematics.

[sleepfirefly]

faster game time, faster turnover and bigger profits of course the casino wouldn’t want a player second guessing too much it’s like saying you’ve already decided to spend your money on us so don’t think about it too much about anymore

[Wapfika]

faster game time, faster turnover and bigger profits of course the casino wouldn’t want a player second guessing too much it’s like saying you’ve already decided to spend your money on us so don’t think about it too much about anymore

It’s not always casino preference but also some players preferred fast phase game to gain wager quickly for the VIP experience and other bonuses that requires wager.

There are games that doesn’t have time limit for decision making which is the first person version of the live games.

We have choices to pick that’s why we shouldn’t blame this on the casino alone.

[Itz-prisigold]

The quickness of online casinos does mess with people more than they realise.  When they give you a certain amount of time to make a decision you have to place a bet before the time runs out. You don't even have the time to think things through,  you are simply just clicking something before the timer runs out. That is how people make bad bets.

I think fast rounds allow players to go on autopilot. If you lose,  the next round starts in an instant and you don’t have time to think and before you know it you’re betting again.  That is how people start chasing losses and don’t even realise it.

At land casinos you have time to think things, you can watch a few rounds play out and step back.  Online,  the time gives you an illusion of pressure, you feel like you have to bet or you’re missing out.  So speed is the reason maybe  people lose more in the online game not because the playes online are bad. It is the fast online games that mess with the players and make them more impulsive.

[Zigabel]

I just noticed that there are games in online casinos that is time based, meaning that you have to bet and decide in as little as 20 seconds. Like in baccarat and roulette and so you will have to make that decision right away and sometimes you might have to pick the wrong bet and lose. As if the casinos are making you decide as quick as you can but as humans we sometimes tend to think more instead of pulse bet.

Do you think that this is one factor that we lose open in online casinos? I'm only talking about online as in land base casinos, you might have that added time to re-think your bet and maybe win more often as compare to online casinos.

You still have the chance and liberty to slow down even with the said timely based games. Not rushing to be part of a particular set does help the gambler understand patterns that will most likely influence their choices for their picks, it is not binding that you must follow in with the speed the casino I going, you can take your time to take a second look at the game, observe and make your move on the next set and not just trying to catch up with every set that may turn out to your disadvantage.

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I think speed and time pressure is definitely a factor in online casino losses. I think discipline matters more than the platform if a player knows when not to bet & doesn’t let the timer pressure them losses can be reduced but for most players especially beginners that fast pace really works in the casino’s favour so yeah speed doesn’t change the odds mathematically but psychologically it plays a big role.

[Su-asa]

I just noticed that there are games in online casinos that is time based, meaning that you have to bet and decide in as little as 20 seconds.

There was a free betting platform a friend of mine added me, and in this bet channel most of the games are casino games. The admin of this channel share some betting informations and they are timed based betting predictions. Which means you have to bet in the game with the provided predictions within the time that the admin posted. According to the message posted in the channel, if you are late to play the game you will lose. However, I haven't tried it but I'm sure that there is no guarantee to win.

[leonair]

I just noticed that there are games in online casinos that is time based, meaning that you have to bet and decide in as little as 20 seconds. Like in baccarat and roulette and so you will have to make that decision right away and sometimes you might have to pick the wrong bet and lose. As if the casinos are making you decide as quick as you can but as humans we sometimes tend to think more instead of pulse bet.

Do you think that this is one factor that we lose open in online casinos? I'm only talking about online as in land base casinos, you might have that added time to re-think your bet and maybe win more often as compare to online casinos.

Yes, of course they have created days of strategies where you are more likely to lose. But the results will stop at a point that will increase the incentive to continue gambling. We all know that gambling is very risky and the more time you spend here, the more likely you are to lose. Yet we keep coming back to it. This means that we don't really think about whether we will win or lose in gambling. We don't think this thought is necessary. So why does 20 seconds seem like a short time to you to make a betting decision, when the whole game is over in 20-30 seconds

[GeorgeJohn]

I don't play such games that will put me under pressure because when gambling I need to do it with a relaxed mindset and not in a rush.

Everyone knows that gambling is a game of luck, and at a point when you're gambling you will take absolutely precautions so that won't make a mistake that will put you in pressure

I love your opinion...that you will not associate yourself in anything that will put you on pressure in gambling, that's absolutely right, because if you dont understand a game you wants to bet, do not bet on it, because you will be under pressure because of it.

So it will better to bet on what you know not what you don't really know.

[xbetz.io]

Yes, time pressure in online casinos directly affects decision quality. Short decision windows push players toward impulse rather than analysis. This benefits game speed and volume, not player accuracy. Land-based casinos naturally add pauses (dealers, chips, payouts) that reduce cognitive overload. Online casinos remove this friction, increasing fatigue and error rates over longer sessions. For experienced players the impact is smaller but for average users speed increases variance more than skill.

[Achalugo BTC]

In such games you can choose to join current session or skip to the next session to get yourself more in order and ready to make a selection, Whenever I'm not sure of my picks I would always wait but this doesn't actually contribute to your win or loss rates since the games are all luck-based games and they already have pre-determined outcomes.

Those games are not designed for you to think a lot, because after thinking, the algorithm still determines the outcome. You only need to keep trying your luck or take a break when you want.

Gambling is a matter of luck and chance, because it can change its dimension at any moment, which you also stated. So knowing when to give gambling a break or moment makes the game to be more exciting and enjoyable, so embracing the reality that gambling is not a money making machine helps in maintaining the habit of responsible gambling, which will help them to prevent whatever thing that will lead them in making mistakes that will ruin their lives.

[Lida93]

Maybe this is why I am in love with sport betting with how it offers you all the time to enough to think on your picks before betting on them. With how many of those casino games are designed to function it leaves the gambler at a much losing position than it does for profit. You can't be too fast and stable to make right choices within 20 seconds. However, there are persons that are entice and thrilled by the limited time given in the game and still get lucky to profit from it.

[Cityhunter34]

Maybe this is why I am in love with sport betting with how it offers you all the time to enough to think on your picks before betting on them. With how many of those casino games are designed to function it leaves the gambler at a much losing position than it does for profit. You can't be too fast and stable to make right choices within 20 seconds. However, there are persons that are entice and thrilled by the limited time given in the game and still get lucky to profit from it.

There's no game that can give me what sports betting is giving me. The love I have for sports betting is top notch, the time is always there for you to make your research and analyze before betting on the game, especially those weekend gamblers like me I used to do my research from Monday till Friday before placing my bet. Honestly, there's nothing that can trigger me to gamble on a game that don't offer enough time, that is to said that I wouldn't be able to focast well because having enough time for yourself and analyze increases your chance of getting winning in gambling.

[cryptoaddictchie]

Do you think that this is one factor that we lose open in online casinos? I'm only talking about online as in land base casinos, you might have that added time to re-think your bet and maybe win more often as compare to online casinos.

Yes, I think so, the time pressure in online casinos can definitely be a factor in losing more often. When you’re forced to decide in 20 seconds, it encourages impulse betting instead of calm, logical thinking, which naturally leads to more mistakes. Land based casinos give you a bit more breathing room to observe and rethink, so while the odds are the same, the slower pace can help players make more disciplined decisions.

[Inwestour]

Yes, I think so, the time pressure in online casinos can definitely be a factor in losing more often. When you’re forced to decide in 20 seconds, it encourages impulse betting instead of calm, logical thinking, which naturally leads to more mistakes. Land based casinos give you a bit more breathing room to observe and rethink, so while the odds are the same, the slower pace can help players make more disciplined decisions.

Anything that rushes me makes me nervous, that’s why I try to avoid anything that could pressure me into making decisions too quickly. I think this always has a negative impact on activities that involve high risk and your money. I include gambling and trading in this category as well. If there is pressure on me or someone tries to rush me, I will refuse that bet, that trade, and so on. Maybe that’s why I like investing much more, and most likely, that’s also why I prefer betting, because here I can choose a bet long before the match starts.

[Byebyebtc]

Since you have limited time to think, it is better you avoid such games except you are a fast thinker, but if you are not then the best thing to do is to simply avoid such games.
In a situation like this a slow thinker is likely to loose money. Sometimes is we that causes losses upon ourselves we don't have to blame everything on casinos, we can actually avoid some losses, only by doing what we capable of, casino are there to make money they don't want you to win so you have to be careful by all means.

[Asuspawer09]

I mean for sure it can surely affect your winnings since you could easily make a wrong decision if you are under pressure but I guess it is just part of the game since all of the players is on fair having the same pressure on time, maybe players just can't have unlimited time limit since they might just not do anything if they know that they are losing, if it is a live game then you need to somehow have a time limit on every turn so that players have assurance as well that the next player is going to move after a minute or something not just get stuck or what happened if the player get disconnected something like that.

But there are some that depend on pure luck, I guess something like crash, where you just need to predict if the rocket is going to crash fash or continue the longer you stay the higher the multiplier is going to be, it's a live game, so there are a lot of players that is betting every turn, it's involve speed and time on the game since you might want to cash out fast so that you are safe before the crash happened, if the crash happened then you lose your bet, It is still pure luck, even though the longer you stack the riskier it gets, and vice versa since taking out early might be a good move because the rocket could crash in just 1 second.

[Yaunfitda]

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Do you think that this is one factor that we lose open in online casinos? I'm only talking about online as in land base casinos, you might have that added time to re-think your bet and maybe win more often as compare to online casinos.

Isn't it that some games even in land-based casinos are also time-bounded? Meaning, you have to decide on a bet within a specified time or else the game will proceed with or without your bet? Again, this is a form of regulation that everyone should comply because you're not the only one who plays the game.

The situation, however, would be different if you're the only player in that game. I guess having a REASONABLE allotted time would be appreciated; but having an unfair time given would be detrimental mostly to the players especially if we're talking about 5-10s of waiting.

But not as quick as online games though, because let's say in roulette, the casino's that I played has a time limit of 45 seconds. But most of the time it is not being followed by the dealer itself. He or she might have set the timer, but if there are a lot of players, then it could go as two minutes or more without spinning the ball. And when they spin it, you still have a margin of like 5 seconds before the dealer call it out and "no more bets". So there could be instance that I experience that the last number that I bet is going to win (lucky me). Same in games like baccarat, you can call the dealer to not deal the cards yet because you are going to put a late bet.

[Wakate]

The speed for a game to start and end within few seconds can contribute to addiction making gamblers to be in a rush to bet quickly so that they can expect result as much as possible. Those games that do take a lot of time before they are done might have the less chances of making a gambler to be addicted to gambling. This can be different from one gambler to the next one.