Does patient applicable to gambling?

[Pikiboy]

Before any one signs up for gambling they should be asking themselves a simple question about what they need as they are gambling, if is for entertainment purposes then they should not be that expecting something in return, if they are gambling for profits making then they should be able to utilise every single moment of their session while gambling. When people talks about patient in gambling that will only cost you more of your money at the dispensation of having patient.

[eisen33]

As we may know it often said that patient is a virtue and of course I believe that with patient you should be able to achieve whatever you want through consistency.
Please, try to get my points as I am trying to drive something from this post, though it may actually sound different from the usual way you may know; as they said patient is very important to everything we are doing, now I would want to know how long would you keep having patients while gambling and if you don't make the expected amount for around 1-3 years do you think you should keep gambling or stop? Whereas, as it is said patient is virtue and through patient you could be able to achieve whatever you want. But then again, does it mean it's only patients we need to become a successful gambler?

You can drop your argument, let see what it would results and those who strictly believe that patient is virtue.

If you truly believe that patience is the only thing you need to win at gambling, and you've been losing for three years while still willing to keep waiting, then the only thing you'll get is more losses. In gambling, discipline and proper bankroll management are far more important than patience. I honestly don't see what patience alone can possibly do for you.

[Akbarkoe]

As we may know it often said that patient is a virtue and of course I believe that with patient you should be able to achieve whatever you want through consistency.
Please, try to get my points as I am trying to drive something from this post, though it may actually sound different from the usual way you may know; as they said patient is very important to everything we are doing, now I would want to know how long would you keep having patients while gambling and if you don't make the expected amount for around 1-3 years do you think you should keep gambling or stop? Whereas, as it is said patient is virtue and through patient you could be able to achieve whatever you want. But then again, does it mean it's only patients we need to become a successful gambler?

You can drop your argument, let see what it would results and those who strictly believe that patient is virtue.

Patience is indeed a virtue, but unfortunately, you're placing it in the wrong direction. Gambling is a place where luck is paramount, and often, luck is a far greater factor than skill.

You hope to be a successful gambler. The question is, what are your criteria for a successful gambler? Do you achieve wealth and a luxurious lifestyle through gambling, or what else? This explanation will determine how you view gambling: whether it's a place of entertainment or a place to fight for money. If the goal is money, then you're wrong from the start.

[SamReomo]

Gambling is not for someone like you if you are gambling because you are gambling and expecting money from it which is very risky except you are still not going beyond the money that you can afford to lose.

People that won jackpot in gambling are lucky, almost everyone will not win jackpot.

I agree with Oshosondy, the ones who except to make good returns from gambling will not make anything at all and they'll keep losing money again and again in hope to get profit in future.

Gambling is an entertainment and a fun activity and if someone gambles with such mindset then there's chance that such a gambler might make some profit sometime if luck is in his/her favor, but not those gamblers who only gamble in hope to get profit from gambling.

I know patience is important in every area of life but that doesn't mean if someone who's patient will recover his/her gambling losses and make profit from it. Surely, if someone can get a jackpot than there's chance that such a person might make some profit from gambling but not everyone.

[Yablee0]

When people talks about patient in gambling that will only cost you more of your money at the dispensation of having patient.

That's the fact and is true. Being patient in gambling is never guaranteed, it can make one lost more money in a long run. The best is to just gamble when ever you feel like having some cool or nice time with your friends, don't treat it like some kind of career or something. Because doing otherwise as long as gamble is concern, is a trap that can ruin your life if care isn't taking.

[Crypto Library]

As we may know it often said that patient is a virtue and of course I believe that with patient you should be able to achieve whatever you want through consistency.
Please, try to get my points as I am trying to drive something from this post, though it may actually sound different from the usual way you may know; as they said patient is very important to everything we are doing, now I would want to know how long would you keep having patients while gambling and if you don't make the expected amount for around 1-3 years do you think you should keep gambling or stop? Whereas, as it is said patient is virtue and through patient you could be able to achieve whatever you want. But then again, does it mean it's only patients we need to become a successful gambler?

You can drop your argument, let see what it would results and those who strictly believe that patient is virtue.

In the case of gambling, no matter how many people come and say what kind of things, we have to remember that in the case of gambling, luck always determines our results. Whether someone will get the jackpot or someone will face a loss depends entirely on his luck.
So here, if you are patient, you will win. It may not be the case that a person has been patient for 60 years but has not got any jackpot in the end. On the other hand, it may be that a person has got the jackpot on the first day because of his good luck. So you have to be patient with the control of the money amount what you are using on the gambling not with the expectation or wining and wining only .

[swogerino]

As we may know it often said that patient is a virtue and of course I believe that with patient you should be able to achieve whatever you want through consistency.
Please, try to get my points as I am trying to drive something from this post, though it may actually sound different from the usual way you may know; as they said patient is very important to everything we are doing, now I would want to know how long would you keep having patients while gambling and if you don't make the expected amount for around 1-3 years do you think you should keep gambling or stop? Whereas, as it is said patient is virtue and through patient you could be able to achieve whatever you want. But then again, does it mean it's only patients we need to become a successful gambler?

You can drop your argument, let see what it would results and those who strictly believe that patient is virtue.

Patience is a virtue yet in the context of gambling I will tell you that patience is a virtue when you have patience and do not bet. If you are patient just a little bit and then bet again on a different event. You will not achieve anything in gambling with patience as gambling operates differently as people who win huge amounts are people who are bold enough so patience has nothing to do in giving you the upper edge over the long run.

[TheUltraElite]

A gambler is the opposite of being patient.

A patient person is usually disciplined. Discipline stops a person from gambling and even if someone starts being disciplined, they will eventually be able to control their gambling habits.

Still if you long shot it, being patient in gambling would mean waiting for the correct time to bet, which does not really make sense, because in sports betting time gets over before the match starts and in casino games, there is no such thing as timing.

[Free Market Capitalist]

But then again, does it mean it's only patients we need to become a successful gambler?

You can drop your argument, let see what it would results and those who strictly believe that patient is virtue.

As for "gambler" in general I don't think so. If you go to the casino and are patient I suppose you are likely to make your money last longer

When it comes to poker, patience is essential. You might be playing against idiots and losing. If you stay patient and play the right way, in the end, your money will come back to you—and then profits as well. I imagine it is the same as for sports betting.

[nimogsm]

You can drop your argument, let see what it would results and those who strictly believe that patient is virtue.

Effort and patience are valuable when mastering something new. For instance, I wasn't particularly good at poker even though I play other card games quite well because it struck me as a rather complex game. I have no ambition to become a gambling master or make a fortune at it; for me, mastering the game is simply about feeling comfortable while playing nothing more.

[Cgrexp]

Before any one signs up for gambling they should be asking themselves a simple question about what they need as they are gambling, if is for entertainment purposes then they should not be that expecting something in return, if they are gambling for profits making then they should be able to utilise every single moment of their session while gambling. When people talks about patient in gambling that will only cost you more of your money at the dispensation of having patient.

It is important to clearly define the purpose before participating in gambling because if someone is clear about whether he will take it only as an investment or will gamble to make a profit through the game, then one can consider his capacity accordingly and understand how much risk he is able to take. If he gambles with the intention of making a profit, it is better to have an idea of the uncertainty of it and make a decision with the mentality of losing the entire amount. So that if somehow the entire amount is lost, there is no effect. If a person bets with the amount of money with the intention of making a profit and that person is told to play only for entertainment, then the amount of money he has for the two purposes will be different and based on that, the loss will also be different, so your capacity and risk management should be determined by the purpose.

[Agbe]

With all these threads coming in, it is a clear indication that gambling is not for fun. And if gambling is for fun then it must have nothing to do with patients. In fun, you gamble and you win, you take it and when your loss you laugh and continue and you are not to patiently to win any amount. But if it is for income purpose, then you can wait patiently to win big even years to come.

[bakasabo]

how long would you keep having patients while gambling and if you don't make the expected amount for around 1-3 years do you think you should keep gambling or stop?

Dont get me wrong, but I think you are seeing gambling incorrectly. This is not a business project or investment, where you should set a financial goal and try to achieve it with. Setting a financial goal in gambling is exactly what makes people lose all the money, because they stop thinking rationally, and only think about how to win more and how to achieve goal faster.

Patience in gambling is not keep on playing until you reach your dream amount or have a big win. It is avoiding making quick decisions and making another deposit when you have already lost first or enough.

[Fiatless]

If you truly believe that patience is the only thing you need to win at gambling, and you've been losing for three years while still willing to keep waiting, then the only thing you'll get is more losses. In gambling, discipline and proper bankroll management are far more important than patience. I honestly don't see what patience alone can possibly do for you.

I wonder why somebody would have projected financial gains from gambling. Gambling is not a business; why would one have a plan that includes capital and expected profit? I think Op got it wrong by having a financial goal they want to achieve from gambling. The ideal outcome anyone should expect from gambling should be entertainment. Other benefits like financial gains are unpredictable.

[Marvelockg]

You can drop your argument, let see what it would results and those who strictly believe that patient is virtue.

Patience is key and that is a fact but in gambling, you have to be sure that you are not loosing too much and at the end you are still claiming your patience level is what is keeping you all expectant of a big win even when you are still losing too frequently. ensure that you have a gambling budget and plan in place while gambling and that way, you are not just wishing that you will eventually win something big and continue loosing while living in your illusion.

[Porfirii]

Patience is a virtue in many cases, but not always. Expecting patiently the impossible is a waste of time and focus, and I would say something similar applied to expecting the highly unexpected.

We have a saying in Spain: "Whoever follows it gets it". But we all know that sayings aren't always true, and I think that recklessly waiting to get these good results or that big win to solve your financial situation is a great mistake.

Gambling is not about about patience, but about luck.

[|MINER|]

As we may know it often said that patient is a virtue and of course I believe that with patient you should be able to achieve whatever you want through consistency.
Please, try to get my points as I am trying to drive something from this post, though it may actually sound different from the usual way you may know; as they said patient is very important to everything we are doing, now I would want to know how long would you keep having patients while gambling and if you don't make the expected amount for around 1-3 years do you think you should keep gambling or stop? Whereas, as it is said patient is virtue and through patient you could be able to achieve whatever you want. But then again, does it mean it's only patients we need to become a successful gambler?
You can drop your argument, let see what it would results and those who strictly believe that patient is virtue.

Where all results depend on luck and where no skill or strategy comes into play, is it even possible that we will be patient and eventually make a good profit or hit the jackpot?
I don't think this is logical at all. Rather, those who think this way will basically live in a fool's paradise. Here, people should be patient in gambling only in one area, that is, they should gamble within their ability to lose. Otherwise, in all other areas, if they are patient and gamble one after another, even if they lose, their luck will never change, but rather their luck will get worse.

[Decimetre]

As we may know it often said that patient is a virtue and of course I believe that with patient you should be able to achieve whatever you want through consistency.
Please, try to get my points as I am trying to drive something from this post, though it may actually sound different from the usual way you may know; as they said patient is very important to everything we are doing, now I would want to know how long would you keep having patients while gambling and if you don't make the expected amount for around 1-3 years do you think you should keep gambling or stop? Whereas, as it is said patient is virtue and through patient you could be able to achieve whatever you want. But then again, does it mean it's only patients we need to become a successful gambler?

You can drop your argument, let see what it would results and those who strictly believe that patient is virtue.

Patience is good in everything we do as people in this world. If you don't have patience, you can get your self into bigger problem especially in gambling. Many gamblers don't have patience, they want to get very rich immediately even when they are loosing. The god of luck does not visit always and if you don't have patience, you will not admit that you are out of luck for the day. If you continue gambling frequently or without taking a break because you want to get rich quick, sorry will be your name at the end.

If you are gambling for a long period of time and you are not winning, if you can easily quit gambling, then you're not yet a true gambler. The better advice will be to quit for the day and come back the next time and also reduce your expectations and the time limit you give to your self. If you give yourself time frame to use and make it in gambling, you may not even make it at all or you may get greedy and gambling all your life earning. So just be patient to come back later and not to quit.

[Alex077]

Please, try to get my points as I am trying to drive something from this post, though it may actually sound different from the usual way you may know; as they said patient is very important to everything we are doing, now I would want to know how long would you keep having patients while gambling and if you don't make the expected amount for around 1-3 years do you think you should keep gambling or stop? Whereas, as it is said patient is virtue and through patient you could be able to achieve whatever you want. But then again, does it mean it's only patients we need to become a successful gambler?...

I think  patience can definitely pay off in business, investing, or learning a new skill.  But unlike investing or running a business, simply waiting longer doesn't improve your odds. You could play for 10 years with perfect discipline and still end up losing in the long run if you're playing games where the casino has a mathematical advantage.
Good bankroll management, knowing when to stop, and accepting that the odds are never in your favor are far more important.
Patience is a great quality to have, but it can't change the probabilities or turn a negative-expectation game into a profitable one.

[davis196]

As we may know it often said that patient is a virtue and of course I believe that with patient you should be able to achieve whatever you want through consistency.
Please, try to get my points as I am trying to drive something from this post, though it may actually sound different from the usual way you may know; as they said patient is very important to everything we are doing, now I would want to know how long would you keep having patients while gambling and if you don't make the expected amount for around 1-3 years do you think you should keep gambling or stop? Whereas, as it is said patient is virtue and through patient you could be able to achieve whatever you want. But then again, does it mean it's only patients we need to become a successful gambler?

You can drop your argument, let see what it would results and those who strictly believe that patient is virtue.

Do you consider gambling to be some sort of a grind or a side hustle? Gambling doesn't work that way. If you gamble for, lets say, 3 years that doesn't make you a better gambler than the newbie gamblers. Gambling is totally random. You could make huge profits after several weeks of gambling and you could never make any big profits after 10 years of constant gambling. Patience and consistency isn't "a virtue" when it comes to gambling. Luck and risk management are way more important than patience. Consistency can be helpful, but you have to manage your consistency in a proper way. Gambling addicts are also very consistent, but that doesn't make them win in the long run.