High-risk bets or small consistent wins?

[AYOBA]

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.

Honestly gambling do not really depends on a luck no matter how good or experts you are about gambling that doesn’t guarantee you of winning all the times. So the gambling is not for everybody anyone that knows it can control his emotions shouldn’t bother to join gambling, because if those types of people’s come to lose they can lose money that they didn’t expected.

When it come to bet instead of some people to gamble wisely but they will be thinking that they’re more smarter than others, that what leads most of them to play a multiple bets for them to gain a higher chance of winning all their money all the time; gambling doesn’t work in that way let be wise.

[gracreavix]

Does all of those 1.2X really work when it comes to crash games? For me I don’t have a pattern that works for me at this point, because I’ve tried those quick 1.2X and still take a loss the moment I stake bigger.
At this point when it comes to those crash games specifically, I strictly play them for fun and nothing else. I don’t think there is any solid strategy for crash games in my opinion.
And this still applies to when I’m gambling generally, I do gambler just for fun as well, rather than excepting something from it.

[Nwada001]

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

I prefer to maintain a particular rate. I’m not a fan of changing my wager amount based on how I’m feeling; it's really one fast way to lose your bankroll without getting the best of it, but there are still times when I personally decide to use a higher part of my gambling budget to go on all at once and see what it will turn out to be.

[GxSTxV]

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

I rarely enjoy playing crash games or that kind of original games, especially when I find mostly small multipliers. We have used to see more crash contests in the forum, games and rounds section, where many casinos are starting threads of chasing the highest multiplier, I guess it was more fun for me to compete with forum members like that without any strategy, but rather just high hits.
Lately, I don’t see any of similar contests anywhere, that’s why it’s just hard to enjoy with the pressure knowing it can crash in the start point, risking a high bet for lower reward.

The bad thing about crash games is either missing a high multiplier and cashing out early, otherwise you also can get knocked down just after one second. I prefer surprises in most slots.

[Nightwatchmare]

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.

Crash games like aviator is risky waiting to double or triple your money could make you lose easily, so i do not wait for 50x or 100x once i get 1x of my money i cash out, this strategy has helped me avoid losses in crash game like aviator. For you to say that people should use the amount they can comfortably afford to lose when it comes to crash games, you are indirectly saying people can use the money they cannot afford to lose when it comes to sportsbooks, and i think that statement is wrong as it could make some newbies in gambling to play with the amount they cannot afford to lose. As far as gambling is concerned, if you are betting on sportsbooks or crash games always bet with what you can afford to lose, this will help you to gamble responsibily and avoid gambling addiction.

[Hispo]

There is no guarantee strategy to manage risk. A person can't control the movement in crash game, it could crash when person least expected. The only way a gambler can mange risk is for the person to control how much that they put inside gambling. IMO no multiplier is even safe, so whether it is big or small multiplier, there is not still a guarantee that person will win. You could use a small multiplier and it still crashes before cashing out

Crash game is gambling and it is a game of luck and instinct that is why it is better that person have a fixed budget of the money they will use to gamble. And because gambling isn't a guarantee something, losses can always happen. This is why person shouldn't start changing their strategy of gambling because of the losses that they got. A gambler can change his strategy through increasing the bets to get what was lost and in the process loose it all.

Besides of all that, crash is a specially volatile casino game which does not offer any chance for gambler to get consistent profits out of it.
The only way to get some money would be by having a very good streak of luck and being able to cash out right at the correct moment.
That is one of the reasons I have decided to stay away from crash, unless it get bored of the rest of the game the casino has to offer, because I consider it to be one of the most adrenaline inducing games and also one of the most chaotic ones on casinos.

There are more possibilities of getting consistency from betting in sports than playing crash, that is for sure.

[famososMuertos]

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?

The path you don't take doesn't change the approach to variance; what you need to change is that perspective that 1.2x is better and then thinking that if you have one bad round you lose money. If you have two, three, four bad rounds you shouldn't run out of money, or at least you shouldn't the first time things don't go well.

[Kelvinid]

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

I prefer to maintain a particular rate. I’m not a fan of changing my wager amount based on how I’m feeling; it's really one fast way to lose your bankroll without getting the best of it, but there are still times when I personally decide to use a higher part of my gambling budget to go on all at once and see what it will turn out to be.

Gambling outcomes aren't fixed and profitable consistent so I think the best strategy here is just to bet on what you can afford to lose, and stay on your safe zone. Increasing your bet won't guarantee bigger profits either, but it could only be the opposite away around, so why bother risking higher amount?

Its best to bet on a safe rate. And if you wish to wager higher, just prepare yourself for bigger losses as well, especially if luck does not work on your side.

[Powerjumboo]

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?

Gambling is not for me I can deal with gambling in any way because if I want to I can stop gambling right now and then I can continue gambling again the only reason is that I use very small amounts of money in gambling and I accept gambling for entertainment. Since I use very small amounts of money in gambling I am satisfied with small profits I never expect extra profits because expecting extra profits is the most important reason for losing. That is why I say that taking small wins by betting small is the best decision and the wise thing to do never gamble with huge amounts of money in the hope of extra profits.

[Floxynice]

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

I prefer to maintain a particular rate. I’m not a fan of changing my wager amount based on how I’m feeling; it's really one fast way to lose your bankroll without getting the best of it, but there are still times when I personally decide to use a higher part of my gambling budget to go on all at once and see what it will turn out to be.

Gambling outcomes aren't fixed and profitable consistent so I think the best strategy here is just to bet on what you can afford to lose, and stay on your safe zone. Increasing your bet won't guarantee bigger profits either, but it could only be the opposite away around, so why bother risking higher amount?

Its best to bet on a safe rate. And if you wish to wager higher, just prepare yourself for bigger losses as well, especially if luck does not work on your side.

Yea that's it. None of the strategies OP mentioned is guaranteed. High risk bets have very high profit expectations, but the truth is that they are actually high risk, just as the name implies. The decision should depend on the gambler's willingness to take such risks because he can afford to do so and also bear the consequences of the outcome of such a decision.

As for me, I would rather go for small bets, whether the wins come consistently or not. As much as I want to win big, I will not let greed make me exceed what I can actually handle.

[Sonia_123]

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?

Either high or small betting gambling is very risky, you never can determine which the outcome of your game therefore it is advicible to gamble with what you have to lose because there is no specific strategy that can guarantee your wins.

To avoid too much loss I prefer small consistent win, when wins no longer comes, you can easily stop without being hurt emotionally or otherwise, though no one loses and be happy, but lesser risky gives a little comfort than high risk bet. Gamble for the fun and not for the money in other to be peaceful.

[ralle14]

With crash, I always wait for an instant bust or something close to it before placing my first bet because it's very rare to experience a back to back.

If I want to test the waters with a different approach i'll use the smallest bets and then switch up once I gain enough confidence.

Fixed strategies rarely work for me with casino games. Medium to high risk is the way to go, it takes a while if you're not used to risky strategies, but it's more fun and can pay off if you know what you're doing.

[Gaza13]

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 think, there is any special formula or strategy for securing a win whether it involves a small or large multiplier as it is entirely a matter of pure luck. Most people typically place small bets so that they can play for a much longer time. Each round is independent meaning the outcome of a previous round has no influence on the next yet this is precisely where a gambler psychology becomes biased, leading them to constantly search for patterns or a winning strategy, which, in reality, is nothing more than an illusion. Every game is fundamentally designed mathematically to ensure the house always holds an advantage in the long run. Given this, always set a limit on the amount of money you are willing to lose before you begin playing, and never attempt to chase your losses. Simply enjoy the game you are playing, even though you already know what the outcome is likely to be.

[ArabBTC]

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.

You are correct, gambling is solely dependent on luck and there is no guarantee of winning regardless of if you play either a huge or small odd but to me i feel judging by statistics, there are higher tendency that smaller odds play more often times than larger odds, even casinos knows this, they know clubs with higher chances of winning and normally give such clubs a lower odd, it is better a bettor wins small but consistently rather than try to win very big and end up losing everything.

[Free Market Capitalist]

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?

For crash games, I go for high multipliers because, in the long run, you’ll end up losing just the same if you go for low multipliers—even if it’s more entertaining and if I'm going to lose because of the HE anyway, I'd rather try to see if I can hit a good multiplier. It’s a bit like the lottery: when you buy a ticket, you’re not expecting to get your money back; what you’re after is a big prize. What I do is play a set number of spins—about 10. If I don’t win anything, which is usually the case, I just move on to another game, usually slots, which offers more variety—you can choose higher or lower volatility—but with slots, there's a mix of small wins that keep coming in while you wait for the big one.

[viljy]

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?

This would make sense if there were consistent, stable winnings... In reality, there is nothing constant in gambling. Therefore, any winnings that have been painstakingly accumulated from multiple spins (and not just in slots, but in general, from small but likely bets in any gambling game) can easily be lost.

So, there’s no real point in always sticking to the same gambling style (small bets). But you can sometimes alternate between small and large risks. At the very least, this will add variety to your gambling. (However, this is the second time in a week that I’ve lost my entire deposit using this alternating strategy, so don’t take the alternating approach as advice - it might be nonsense)

[Eureka_07]

So, there’s no real point in always sticking to the same gambling style (small bets). But you can sometimes alternate between small and large risks.

I get what you mean. Small bets can still slowly eat away at your balance, while bigger bets make it swing faster. But I don’t think switching between them makes the outcomes any more predictable. It just changes how often you win and how big the swings are.

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

I was thinking about this recently because I’ve gone through around 10 deposits since last week, and they’re all gone now, including a few nice bonuses and rewards. So I can’t say I’ve found a strategy that works for me. I guess it comes down to what kind of risk you’re comfortable with, but changing your approach based on recent bets won’t necessarily change what happens next.


I also came across this topic on bankroll management: (https://stakecommunity.com/topic/22004-bankroll-management-101-important-factor-to-gambling-succees). It’s more about setting limits for your overall bankroll than choosing a betting style, but you might find it interesting.

[perfect999]

Sometimes, that big multiplier just does not happen even after 20-50 rounds. At that point, you already have lost a major chunk while waiting for some miracle to happen and get you a 50x to 100x win. You will keep spending thinking there is still a possibility but there will be a point where you already might have exhausted your balance and now have to start from square one. That is why I hardly go behind these big multipliers. Yes, once or twice in a week is still okay for me because all I would so is try out my luck. I will not solely reply on these big multipliers.

Small wins has much lesser risk and a well-predicted bet can just increase the chances of winning. I feel small wins are much more reliable because we actually let our analysis gamble on our behalf.

[Outhue]

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?

Keep it up, don't let people talk you out of this plan of yours because it's way better than what 98% of gamblers would do, they will say it's better to risk alot on higher wager and go home with massive prize than getting some penny back, gambling should be a way of entertaining yourself rather than a way of making and chasing life changing money, it's better to make less money as a gambler than to risk alot and be a loser.

[xenomorfo]

Gambling is not for me I can deal with gambling in any way because if I want to I can stop gambling right now and then I can continue gambling again the only reason is that I use very small amounts of money in gambling and I accept gambling for entertainment. Since I use very small amounts of money in gambling I am satisfied with small profits I never expect extra profits because expecting extra profits is the most important reason for losing. That is why I say that taking small wins by betting small is the best decision and the wise thing to do never gamble with huge amounts of money in the hope of extra profits.

Dear Powerjumbo, maybe it's better to never play it. i mean, if you don't like it, you can even stop, in fact you have to because you have to play to have fun and pass the time, not to win (which is very difficult as you well know).
You only have to do it if you feel like it and it gives you something.