High-risk bets or small consistent wins?

[pawanjain]

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?

I'm more like you in this case. Even I go for the smaller odds than chasing the big multipliers.
The mere feeling of winning back to back hits different when compared to waiting all day just to hit that one big multiplier.
It's obvious that nobody likes losing and when chasing big multipliers, we keep losing frequently and that is something I tend to avoid.

[Smartprofit]

In games like Crash Game, the player inevitably loses in the long run. Therefore, I personally see no point in playing with a 1.2x multiplier. Unless, of course, you truly enjoy the game itself. If you enjoy the game itself, then it really makes sense to prolong that enjoyment. 🙋

In my opinion, the key to these games is strong emotions. It's impossible to experience strong emotions without risk. Therefore, I prefer to aim for wins with a multiplier of at least 10x. If I don't succeed, I simply tell myself: "Smartprofit, today is not your day! Maybe tomorrow will be your lucky day!" Using this tactic, I primarily save my time. Time is the most important resource for anyone, even more important than money. 💰

[Sammye3]

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?

Small consistent wins will always remain the best option over high risk bets. You can bet on high risk throughout the month without a single win, and when you trace back to how much you've lost, it would amaze you. My strategy has always being knowing the number of odds I would want to play before the start of the game, let's say 2-5 odds and how much stake is involved. That way, it is easier to remain disciplined even when the game does not go your way, because I'm not really a fan of impulse betting.

[Obari]

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?

I enjoy playing some casino games like the sporty jet which works like the aviator games and also mine games and just like you, I prefer to chase smaller multipliers with higher staking power and if everything goes well, then if after 10 rounds for the day and I'm successful, in most cases I stop but most times, the losses comes in streak and when such happens, I always try to take my break because there are times, when the losses are much and it seems  the system is been tempered but the best strategy for me is always using lower multiplier with higher betting amount.

[_act_]

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

Yes, low odds means high winning rate, but you have explained the true side. High win rate does not mean the person is winning. If you stake $10 on 1.02 odds on football bet, you can win 10 times and have just $2, but any loss is $10 loss. It will easily still let such gamblers be losing because there are few times that the person will lose when he thought he is going to be winning. Regardless of any odds, winning in gambling is very hard to achieve.

[mak013]

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?

C'mon, you're playing a game of chance and talking about strategy...
Your "strategy" just makes your money last a bit longer than someone going for a 50x. But they at least have a chance to get lucky and cash out - you don't.
Strategy only matters when you're playing something where you can actually affect the result — something predictable, or some card games.

[AmaGold70]

I think, there is nothing wrong targeting a life changing bet, though it takes time in most cases, and many times some people don't even succeed hitting this Life changing bet. At these same time Small bet with consistent win is not equally wrong because it will enable you not to be at lost most times. However, combining these two strategies can be a good idea, because small wins cannot make you to achieve something big or change your life financially, who knows you might be lucky someday to hit that big win, but when you don't try or expect big win, and only depend on small wins, you cannot achieve anything significant from gambling.
I have seen people who won big in gambling many times, and if they had not played big, they wouldn't achieve it.

[Unsoldier]

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?

I don't have any particular strategy because I don't play Crash Game at all. I don't really see the appeal of this game. Basically, it all comes down to guessing when to cash out before the round ends. But even cashing out at a low multiplier doesn't make the game safe.

[Mia Chloe]

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!

The whole stuff eventually boils down to If you eventually win or lose the bet. The moment you take over 4 bets in a row that end up turning into a winning streak you'll most definitely want to increase your stakes and regret why you didn't stake more on the smaller bets.

The opposite happens if you stake more and lose. The bottom line is just bet according to your finances and your psychology because being lucky plays a huge toll on your next risk sometimes.

[adultcrypto]

As a newbie, its better you start with low risk bets because they will give you high win rate and make you are appreciate gambling better than high risk games that comes with low win rate. Also low risk games are easy to predict,  straight forward and not tricky, just like predicting Barcelona to win against a small and struggling team. Newbies should start from there until they are matured to perform complex analysis of games.

[r_victory]

Within my budget, I can choose to place a larger bet if I feel I can take advantage of a particular outcome. Small, consistent wins? I don't believe there's such a thing as consistent winnings in betting. It's very difficult to keep winning. Regardless of the bet size, I focus on my limit, and that's it.

[Yorubek]

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?

There is no such thing as a safe place to gamble, because you will never win for sure through gambling, no matter how many strategies you use to gamble, it is never possible to win consistently, the possibility of losing money is always high than making money through gambling.

It is true that gambling with a small amount of money within your means is wise, by doing this you can save yourself from big losses, you can control your greed or emotions, so that the horror of gambling cannot affect you. Gambling with a small amount of money can keep your mind calm, take time, make the right decisions, and rise the chances of winning, but you have to depend on luck to gamble with a small amount of money or to win more, if you are not lucky, you will never be able to make money through gambling.

[coinlary]

That's one thing about Gambling everyone has their target and what they can afford to risk.

Risk management is quite different for every gambler, it depends on what you can afford to risk, so you can't use another person risk strategy unless you both are risking same thing on gambling.This doesn't mean it will work for you either.

Newbie or not a newbie, risk only what you can afford to loose, there  are times you may need to take extra risk on somebets though.  

[Churchillvv]

When it comes to crash games which are my favourites, I rarely have a specific risk approach because I just place the stake and see where I have patience to allow it get to before I take out, not a specific x multiplier. Once I have a specific multiplier that I want to cash out I sometimes see it become harder than I could just enjoy so that’s why I just wait till my patience run out then hit cash out and that maybe has been a reason I don’t have really good profits.

[Wiwo]

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?

There can not be a fix risk strategy that is not ioentto uncertainty of outcome of the game's, so you just need to work with what is cool and manageable for you.

From your statement I can see that you already have some strategy that keep you at edge even if uncertain, so I suggest you stick to that and not get your head complicated with others strategy when you can work on this one you use.

No strategy is 100% guaranteed of winning consistently.

[stepwilli]

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

For me, it depends on my bankroll. If the bankroll is small, I usually try to aim for big multis because accumulating small wins doesn't mean much. But when the balance is big, I try to accumulate smaller wins and sometimes withdraw them as well. It's never a bad idea to withdraw your winnings because when that bad luck strikes, you don't want to lose everything in a moment of rage.

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!

Personally, I prefer dice over Limbo/Crash for small multipliers. I prefer Limbo/Crash for bigger multis like 100-200x. Then there's Keno 3 number strategy where you can get a quick 81x but can be painful to get sometimes.

[BALIK]

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

Personally, I don’t play game based on emotion.

I have hard cap for each day and session. If that’s exceeded then I step away, I don’t play any more game for rest of the day. And I don't play in random situations. Setting auto cashout at fixed multiplier is often best way to avoid overthinking and to keep greed in check. Also I don't suddenly increase my bet amount just to recover after losing few bets. This is the shortcut route to destruction.

[sunsilk]

No fix strategy and it's all random. As long as it's not going to be a lose, that's more preferred. That 1.2x is better than losing 20% of your bankroll or entirely wipe it out.

And that's why if it's the kind of preference you have, you understand that it's not about the big wins that we should get.

But the consistency of winning and not with loses. Count your losses and you'll realize why even with the small wins count.

[nara1892]

I prefer low stakes regardless of the odds of winning, but yes, in Crash, getting a 1x win isn’t too difficult. I’ve also tried a few times to take higher risks like 5x but often the rocket doesn’t reach that level and I lose money. For me, the goal of entertainment is more enjoyable when I play with low stakes, no matter what kind of game I’m playing. I don’t know why, but it just feels more comfortable and relaxed.
Gamblers who bet high are definitely trying to make a lot of money, and yes, you’re right, OP the winnings they’ve worked so hard to earn can vanish in an instant.

[Pandorak]

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 the Crash game, i’ve never had a specific strategy, it’s all purely based on gut feeling, because you never know how high the multiplier will go in the next round. But what i do control is the bet amount, usually when aiming for 30x–100x, i bet a relatively small amount, as for the profit target 1.3x–2x, i’ll bet a fairly large amount. Although it’s not uncommon for me to get carried away, feeling frustrated and annoyed by a losing streak, i often end up betting everything at once on a single bet, unconsciously chasing a big profit of at least 10x. As you might expect, i end up losing more often than i win, LOL.