High-risk bets or small consistent wins?

[Tomas Worker]

Been wondering as a newbie in the field how you guys actually play when it comes to risk?

Like in crash game i'm happy cashing out at 1.2x all day while others would rather sit there waiting for 50x or 100x.. crazy!

I saw different approaches and i get why people go for smaller multipliers - it feels safer and you get more wins but then one bad round can wipe out profits anyway. And chasing big multipliers - you can lose 20-50 rounds waiting for that one lucky hit.

So does anyone here have actually a fixed risk strategy or just change it depending on how your last few bets went?

[cryptoaddictchie]

I saw different approaches and i get why people go for smaller multipliers - it feels safer and you get more wins but then one bad round can wipe out profits anyway. And chasing big multipliers - you can lose 20-50 rounds waiting for that one lucky hit.

So does anyone here have actually a fixed risk strategy or just change it depending on how your last few bets went?

Id just go whenever I feel it. Higher bets means you are aiming to win but a player that bets so low means their patiently waiting to win whatever the outcome especially if he doesnt have much fund. But honestly the result doesnt show how accurate these stuffs like the percentage of winning being show.

If Im gonna gamble Id do it either it show maybe a battle.

[Oshosondy]

Where most luck is are the multipliers, but I am referring to jackpots and not just small amount of winning. Because if you win today, you may losses tomorrow. So life fortune jackpots are the real luck. Others are good days for gamblers, but bad days of money loss are coming. No odds is guaranteed, but just be using the amount of money that you can afford to lose to gamble no matter the odds that you are using.

[Ruttoshi]

I don't have any gambling strategy on crash game. If I want to enjoy the game, I use very little amount of money so that, I can keep on playing. As for odds, I go for a lower odd but that isn't a guarantee that you will win more than losing because losses are more in gambling than making profit. Just enjoy the fun and forget about making profit so that, you don't get carried away by your emotions.

[uneng]

None of the strategies will work on long run, but from my experience, small and consistent winnings are probably even worse. It works nicely for a while, but profit is always low, and then, when you least expect, all the small winnings you have accumulated are gone instantly.

There isn't any perspective of decent profitability, and consider the risk is always present, meaning there isn't any consistency about it. Meanwhile, by high risking, you may have less winning chances, but you win once, you are done and can enjoy a very decent profit.

[Swordsoffreedom]

As newbie observation you’ve made is absolutely on point. If you change your strategy in any given situation based on your feeling or emotion then you can be certain that in the end money will wind up in house's pocket. Gambling without any fixed strategy or set of rule is tantamount to burning cash.

My strategy is very simple. That is flat betting or pre defined stop loss limit.
Aiming to stay profitable by playing it safe at 1.2x or 1.3x is mathematically much safer.
But you yourself pointed out that if any back to back crash occur then entire winning session will be completely wiped out.

[Bd officer]

Actually, not everyone has the same strategy. Just like you try to be satisfied with a small profit, many people try to win a lot. But it turns out that if you want to take 50-100× profit, you can lose a lot of money.
Crash Game is my favorite among casino games, but I also try to be satisfied with 2-3× profit, I have expected to make a profit of up to 20× many times but I have never been able to fulfill my expectations. So it may be better to be satisfied with a low profit. But if you are lucky, you can win 50-100×, but you have to take risks.

[Joy- maker]

Been wondering as a newbie in the field how you guys actually play when it comes to risk?

Like in crash game i'm happy cashing out at 1.2x all day while others would rather sit there waiting for 50x or 100x.. crazy!

I saw different approaches and i get why people go for smaller multipliers - it feels safer and you get more wins but then one bad round can wipe out profits anyway. And chasing big multipliers - you can lose 20-50 rounds waiting for that one lucky hit.

So does anyone here have actually a fixed risk strategy or just change it depending on how your last few bets went?

In crash games like aviator I usually cash out at 3x, I don't wait for 5x let alone 10x. However, you won't blame those who wait for 50x or 100x, because that's their level of their risk tolerance.  Your risk tolerance is not necessarily as that of other people. Some bettors even wait to see 500x before cashing out.

In my opinion, when it comes to crash games, it's best you play with an amount you can comfortably afford to lose. Don't let desire to hit I higher multiplier make you risk more you originally intended.

[Cantsay]

So does anyone here have actually a fixed risk strategy or just change it depending on how your last few bets went?

It is very subjective, there are some who might go with the high multipliers while some would stick with mixed but for me, I have observed that I’m not usually favored with high multipliers. I think the highest I have gotten was around a few figures past hundred and for me it would be wiser to keep it on the low side.

There are times when I just let it sit and see if I can get a better multiplier but most of the time it is on the lower side.

[abel1337]

Every gambler has their own strategy. Playing it safe or a high risk play depends on the gambler, I think most of the new gamblers are more comfortable with the small profit but consistent approach, they don't experience much losses boosting their contidence when they play.

I myself usually play it safe on a normal day, but if im in the zone at that gambling session, I will definetely do more riskier approach like increasing the bet per round or doing riskier method like hitting harder to win odds but gets big payouts. So I definitely just do what I want and not really strict about my strategy. I think I just want to enjoy playing when I do riskier stuff. Fortunately this kinda strategy work for me and I haven't got a big loss from doing it regularly.

[Charles-Tim]

But it turns out that if you want to take 50-100× profit, you can lose a lot of money.

This may be true and it may not be true. It depends on the gambler.

If I am chasing 50x in each bet, that means I may have $50 and be chasing it with 0.5 to $1 each time. But if I am chasing 2x, I will probably increase the money from $1 to maybe $10. Chasing small odds is as risky as chasing big odds psychologically. Both high risk and low risk betting are just the same.

[Jason Rubar]

Been wondering as a newbie in the field how you guys actually play when it comes to risk?

Like in crash game i'm happy cashing out at 1.2x all day while others would rather sit there waiting for 50x or 100x.. crazy!

I saw different approaches and i get why people go for smaller multipliers - it feels safer and you get more wins but then one bad round can wipe out profits anyway. And chasing big multipliers - you can lose 20-50 rounds waiting for that one lucky hit.

So does anyone here have actually a fixed risk strategy or just change it depending on how your last few bets went?

Oh, crash is one of my favorite games. There's something about it that really hooks me. Sometimes I just sit and wait for huge multipliers for fun to see if I get lucky and not because I'm after big profits. But mostly I play it sensibly and 3-4x is enough for me.

[Hispo]

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So does anyone here have actually a fixed risk strategy or just change it depending on how your last few bets went?

I just change my risk depending how I feel at the moment. I have learnt that there is no such thing as consistently winning money from casinos.
Those who chance small multipliers multiple times during the sake session will eventually lose their bankroll because if the effect of the edge of the house. On the other hand, those who seek to make money as fast as possible will also get their money depleted because chances are against them from the very beginning, as you pointed out.

If you want consistency, then I would advice you not to try to get it from casino games. It makes more sense to try in sport betting or prediction markets.

[rachael9385]

Been wondering as a newbie in the field how you guys actually play when it comes to risk?
Like in crash game i'm happy cashing out at 1.2x all day while others would rather sit there waiting for 50x or 100x.. crazy!

How often do you win from playing low multipliers? I'm curious to know if this is a strategy that works consistently for you because from what I know winning any value of multiplier is based on luck and not skill. There's no way you can win or make profit from this constantly. It's better to stake low and aim for high odds because nothing is guaranteed, just hope to get lucky.

I saw different approaches and i get why people go for smaller multipliers - it feels safer and you get more wins but then one bad round can wipe out profits anyway. And chasing big multipliers - you can lose 20-50 rounds waiting for that one lucky hit.

So does anyone here have actually a fixed risk strategy or just change it depending on how your last few bets went?

Like you said, one bad profit can wipe out your profits so that means that nothing is safe about it. Most of the wins I've had when I play crash games are from low amounts of money, although this luck might come after lots of trails but it's better than trying to get low values with high stakes.

[Exitoral]

Winning consistenly and being profitable are different. Let me explain. I can win up to 10 games and a loss will wipe my account dry. That's winning consistenly, the issue here is what amount was used to play the game. The other one is being profitable. Making little bets and seeing the profit. When loss comes it doesn't wipe out my account. Why? Because I used consist amount to bet. The problem that comes with the wiping of the account even after many wins is as a result of inconsistent amount used to bet. Have a fixed amount used in betting along side a good strategy and watch your wins turn into profit.

[ZeroVinsonN]

Its all an illusion because losing is losing so just go for whichever one makes you feel better, I prefer small consistent winners but sometimes I hate it because 1 loss just wipes everything away but I still don't chase big wins as a result because I know myself and I know I can't handle it well enough, the moment I start going for high risk games it will become a habit because risk is exciting.

I do go for bigger multipliers from time to time but not always plus most time you aim for a 50x but it doesn't even get up to a 10x so my regular maximum is usually just a 2x, it might look small but it works for me and that's enough, plus it's not like I'm using a lot of money to play so even if I lose it doesn't matter much.

[Leahized]

I saw different approaches and i get why people go for smaller multipliers - it feels safer and you get more wins but then one bad round can wipe out profits anyway. And chasing big multipliers - you can lose 20-50 rounds waiting for that one lucky hit.

So does anyone here have actually a fixed risk strategy or just change it depending on how your last few bets went?

Literally, no strategy works effectively in crash games. It can only be the best option for fun. When a gambler expects too much from uncertainty games, that gambler suffers the most. And getting a big multiplier is a matter of luck, there is not even too much certainty. In my opinion, a maximum multiplier of 1.5 in crash games is reasonable, as there is not much risk involved.

If you have a lot of funds, then you can wait for a big win, but realistically, the statistics for winning are very small. Therefore, small rounds are more effective for consistent wins. There is no strategy in crash games, it is a guess-based activity. So, keeping yourself free from greed is better.

[iv4n]

Been wondering as a newbie in the field how you guys actually play when it comes to risk?

Like in crash game i'm happy cashing out at 1.2x all day while others would rather sit there waiting for 50x or 100x.. crazy!

Well, I like to chase high multipliers! The thing is, most of us start with a minimal bet, and after many rounds we raise the stake... That's why autobetting exist, it makes things easier. I also had a lot of fun with expert settings, but I'm not into that anymore. It's all gambling, and today we can make some profit, tomorrow we can bust everything... gambling life, full of ups & downs no matter how you play it! Bad days are always lurking...

So does anyone here have actually a fixed risk strategy or just change it depending on how your last few bets went?

I have tried many strategies, and like with all strategies, none of them work forever. As I wrote, even after a good ride that can last a few sessions or days, the bad red streak always shows up. So these days I play how I feel, and I don't play too long like before... 10-20 bets maybe, and that's it. I don't have crazy sessions with hundreds & thousands of rounds! It's like a hit-and-run strategy... if I hit anything!  

[Iranus]

Like in crash game i'm happy cashing out at 1.2x all day while others would rather sit there waiting for 50x or 100x.. crazy!

Hmm, many people think that winning with a low multiplier means a high win rate. LOL!

But problem is, any single hasty crash can wipe out all your previous twenty win at once. If you happen to be following any dangerous strategy like Martingale or something similar then risk is heavy. And those who hold out for 50x-100x return are essentially exposed to high variance in long term.

I dont know, how many round do you think you’ll last, trying to absorb all those loss?

It’s fine if you play, but if you start thinking of it as any profit making machine then you're bound to get burned. imo, stick to fixed set of rule, play without letting emotion get in way and don't let lure of that 100x return lead you to wipe out your account!

[Mrbluntzy]

Gambling depends on luck, even if you are chasing small wins, the wins won't be consistent because the house always win, that is why I don't like to only focus in one direction. If you are playing crash, sometimes you can play for two or three round without getting to 1.2x,  immediately the game starts, it would crash without moving to your target. I do not target high multiply all the time, that would mean that I want to burn out my balance so fast. Maintaining a low wagering amount when necessary is really how I reduce the risk of losing all my deposit so fast.