Do you have this feeling, when you start loosing in a row that..

[Karl_3000]

I have felt like that before but it was out emotions I guess because I know that the casino I was using was never a scam casino and they could not have rigged the game, in casino games, the house always win because that's how it is designed but when you feel the breeze of luck, always take out your withdrawal so that you don't lose it back. There was this thread recently where some said they lost about $2m within just a few hours of gambling, that's how gambling is, you can luckily earn a huge amount within some minutes or hour and you could also lose a huge amount in a short term.

Some gamblers would win money but they will think they are very good in gambling, not knowing it is just luck. This will let them increase the amount of money that they are using to gamble because of the money that they won, this will make them lose faster because if they are are losing, that is where frustration will start. This is the mind of frustration that will let the gambler to increase the money he is using to gamble more so that all his money can be lost faster. This can happen in less than an hour.

[Jatiluhung]

Personally, I prefer to call it just bad luck that I have in certain types of games, like slots. I’m pretty lucky with sports betting. but then, when I get bored, I’ll play poker or something else. and usually, I end up losing everything there. It keeps happening over and over again.
However, I personally consider it normal in the end. Although, yeah, I also had the same thoughts as the OP at one point. But I ultimately chose to only play where I’m always lucky enough and cut back on the games where I’m not lucky enough. and that’s worked out pretty well. i’ve even been playing less poker lately, even though it’s one of my favorites. But last year, I really lost a lot there.

[Ever-young]

That the particular game/ casino is somehow playing against you ?

I know that is sounding  strange and  that  most games have verified RNG algorythms etc, but still have happened couple of times to me in the past when i was gambler. When i just observed the live roulette or play with small bets on some slots, everything if fine and according to plan & statistics, however when you start betting heavily, the thing goes suddenly way out of the normal delta.

Notice that when i go on offline casino  site, how the rest of guys are gambling most money just in the last second before closing the round of the live roulette. May be they have similar thinking like me or they just use some different startegy ?

Will be interesting to hear your toughts...could be the case that I am just too suspicous 

My thought is that nothing actually changed in the game, it's probably just your emotions and expectations playing tricks on you. When you were playing, things were going normal, because there wasn't any form of emotions attached and your expectations were very realistic, so whether you lost or win wasn't much of a big deal as the losses was very much bearable, but things changed when you increased your bets, your emotions and expectations automatically changed somehow and all you wanna do is win, and this somehow changes your approach and strategy, which most times determines how much a gambler losses.

[Somto9Light]

My thought is that nothing actually changed in the game, it's probably just your emotions and expectations playing tricks on you. When you were playing, things were going normal, because there wasn't any form of emotions attached and your expectations were very realistic, so whether you lost or win wasn't much of a big deal as the losses was very much bearable, but things changed when you increased your bets, your emotions and expectations automatically changed somehow and all you wanna do is win, and this somehow changes your approach and strategy, which most times determines how much a gambler losses.

I find this to make a lot of sense because it does happen to me sometimes, and funniest part of this is that this shift happens so fast and the player barely notices it, he only notices it when the constant losses keeps coming, and if they are smart enough, then they can actually pause, take a moment to retrace their step, and then they might just be able to notice that they have actually drifted from the normal strategy they were first using to a totally different approach, I kinda learned this the hard way, and then I stopped blaming the casino and started working on myself.

[bakasabo]

I used to think that casinos always try to scam me as soon as I start placing large bets, but later I have understood that they did not do anything, but I create problems myself by trying to find excuses why I have lost. The more you think that something influences on the outcome besides luck and random, the more you will lose because your mood changes into negative, you start to become angry and make wrong decisions.

[Agbe]

Op since you have been playing games before paused, you supposed understand how things work in the gambling world. The games are house edge and that was why it looks like against you. This has happened to me in the early days of my gambling and as I have been continue playing, I became to understand it better.

[ColdLava40]

Will be interesting to hear your toughts...could be the case that I am just too suspicous 

To some extent we as gamblers thinks this way.

It's frustrating to see that when ever you take one big bet, the first thing that happens is a lose. You begin to wonder if the casino is playing you instead which doesn't sound fair.

But we know it's all in our heads. Though casinos do cheat if they want but we can't tell because they all claim to be fair to players. Which I do believe is a lie we are meant to accept. The casino have the upper hands at all time, it's like we are meant to lose.

But we don't want to stick with that kind of thoughts do we? If we do many will stop gambling because we know there will be no chances of winning.

[shawonngp]

When I was new to gambling, I also had this question in my mind: the casino has an algorithm set that works against us sometimes, because I won well in the first two bets. My losses started turning even in the next 8-10 bets I lost, which was much more than my profit. When I thought it was pre-planned or designed by a casino algorithm; otherwise, why did I win the first two bets, then start continuously losing? Now I don't think any such algorithm is used in a casino; it is a matter of luck whether you win or not, there is no doubt about it. Because no matter how many strategies we apply, Everything in the casino will not go according to your plan.

[Dunamisx]

That the particular game/ casino is somehow playing against you ?

Losing on a streak does not mean that the casino is playing against you, you should know this about gambling the phone now that it take a risk to play and the chance of winning is more smaller to winning, casino don't manipulative gamblers, even though to us we may think that is the actual situation that may happen to where we are losing continuously, but the fact still remains that the chances of losing is higher than winning.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

That the particular game/ casino is somehow playing against you ?

I know that is sounding  strange and  that  most games have verified RNG algorythms etc, but still have happened couple of times to me in the past when i was gambler. When i just observed the live roulette or play with small bets on some slots, everything if fine and according to plan & statistics, however when you start betting heavily, the thing goes suddenly way out of the normal delta.

Notice that when i go on offline casino  site, how the rest of guys are gambling most money just in the last second before closing the round of the live roulette. May be they have similar thinking like me or they just use some different startegy ?

Will be interesting to hear your toughts...could be the case that I am just too suspicous 

Gambling is a game of luck, this is the very first thing you really need to understand, the fact that you said when you are gambling with a small amount of money, everything seems to be going well and as planned but immediately to start gambling wit big money, everything starts going wrong, I would say that this is nothing but coincidence bud.

Or better still, it could be your mind playing tricks on you. I do understand that it's possible that casinos do rig some games against the gambler but this is usually very rare..
If actually you think or believe that you are always winning normally when gambling with small amount of money, then why don't you continue that way? If you are gathering those small profit you make from the win, over time, it could amount to some thing tangible, this is better than spending big and losing it all..
But may also when you decides to start playing with small amount of money, then you will realise that indeed, winning is simply luck based and not based on how much you are spending staking on the game.

[Cryptomultiplier]

That the particular game/ casino is somehow playing against you ?

Losing on a streak does not mean that the casino is playing against you, you should know this about gambling the phone now that it take a risk to play and the chance of winning is more smaller to winning, casino don't manipulative gamblers, even though to us we may think that is the actual situation that may happen to where we are losing continuously, but the fact still remains that the chances of losing is higher than winning.

The chance of losing is obviously higher when gambling because for one, I believe that the casino has access to ones bank details and also sees the frequency of ones funding and balance and can be more unforgiving just to get more of your funds rather than help you increase your funds while thinking that gambling is very profitable.
Even in the cases where one wins more often than others, they could get temporarily banned or suspended because the casino suspects a suspicious action or tactics against the house of which needs to be probed.

So it's typical for gamblers to lose more than they win in many cases because that's why the platform exist, and that's to make money from greedy gamblers who have gone beyond playing for fun and entertainment, but for profitability.

[Slow death]

One of the biggest problems people face when they look at gambling with the goal of making a profit is that when they are losing, they will always search for answers as to why they are losing so much. They start making many assumptions, some of the most frequent being: "The casino is cheating, there's something wrong with this game, person X is bringing me bad luck, playing at casino X is bringing me bad luck." With these thoughts in their heads, the person can't think straight and only thinks about finding someone to blame for their losses and how to get more money to continue gambling, always thinking that they can recover all their losses.

[danherbias07]

It happens when you are on a losing streak. You think of ways why you are losing, and most of the time you blame it on the casino.

Well, I won't be a hypocrite to say I have never been there because I did. But all of it is just superstitious. We are losing because that is how the script was written, and all we can do is accept that fact so that it won't be frustrating for us mentally.
Even if the RNG or RTP is there, the losing streak will come so that the business will profit. If that doesn't happen, they I bet they will just need to close the business without any money coming in.

[Shinpako09]

To make your sentence short, bet low, you win, bet high, you lose. Am I right? I think the majority, if not all gamblers, have experienced that at some point, which makes you think the casino is cheating even if the bets are verified. Actually, that’s just how your brain processes it because you can’t accept the result.

No matter how lucky or confident you are, there will be times when the situation won’t favor you, not because the casino or the game is against you or playing with you, but because that’s simply how gambling works.

[swogerino]

I only had this feeling when I experienced 29 consecutive buy bonuses resulting in losing ones, I started doubting that provider of the slot could change RTP and the casino to allow it so they can make more profit from people playing there in real time. I want to say that at least a casino does this and not saying their name for ethical purposes as I tried the same game in some other casinos and never experienced 29 buy bonuses being losing ones in a row.

[BitMaxz]

I have the same guts, and I'm thinking that the casino is changing the algorithm when I increase the bet, but the truth is that I'm just eager to make a big win, and changing the amount you bet can wreck everything.

Everything in the casino is based on luck, and it's natural for a human to think the same way. Even when we see verified bets, we can't believe you'll lose in the end.
That is why we should think of casinos as entertainment and never expect to become rich overnight.

[KiaKia]

Everyone has, the moment you start to lose money over and over you will start doubting if the casino is cheating you somehow, if not for game providers many gamblers would have quit.

Game providers are like SEC that regulates the fairness in gaming, or something others called probably fair, without them many casinos will be so against gamblers, I doubt anyone will win, even the future of online casino games will be in shambles.

Because of probably fair when losses starts to accumulates it's easier to accept that you are just out of luck, later down the pain something good might come along.

[rachael9385]

The outcomes of casino games are random and they don't actually change based on the fact that you increased your stake, it is just coincidental that anytime you stake high the outcome of the game changes, luck is always based on timing when it comes to gambling. You cannot predict what happens next that's the more reason why it's important to always stake low to be on the safe side.

[Alex077]

That the particular game/ casino is somehow playing against you ?

I know that is sounding  strange and  that  most games have verified RNG algorythms etc, but still have happened couple of times to me in the past when i was gambler. When i just observed the live roulette or play with small bets on some slots, everything if fine and according to plan & statistics, however when you start betting heavily, the thing goes suddenly way out of the normal delta...

At my opinion a lot of gamblers have had similar thoughts at least once, especially after a long streak of weird losses or when they start increasing their bet sizes. But there’s an important thing to keep in mind: the human brain is extremely good at remembering unusual and emotional events, especially losses. And the main moment, when the bets are small, people stay calmer and usually don’t pay much attention to repeated losses or statistical variance. When the stakes are small, people usually brush losses off. Another situation with bigger bets, every losing streak suddenly feels abnormal or “off,” mostly because it affects you emotionally a lot more.
That said, I also wouldn’t completely rule out the possibility that some shady or unlicensed casinos use unfair mechanics, especially on lesser-known slots or poorly regulated platforms. The gambling industry definitely isn’t perfect. Although from the outside it can definitely look like some kind of secret method.

[Mhizlove]

I think it can be suspicion mixed with frustration because when you know that the money you stake is big every outcome will feel personal as if the game reacts to you, but the truth is that it's the same odds running regardless of the stake. And our brain is like a place or find patterns where there is already randomness so I will say that so many times things that do happen isn't manipulation but how the losses is being interpreted when it's hurts more