Re: Gambling - A Game of Luck or Strategy

I have seen a lot of people discussing about gambling strategies, are there really working strategies out there that can outrun the pace of losing.

They say that the house always wins, that i believe. I can see a handful successful people winning a lot of money, but a see a thousands or maybe millions of people getting addicted in Gambling even though they are losing small amount of money everyday, but when you some it up its already a retirement fund for you.

Well i'm one of those addicts, i still don't know when to stop, well i'm trying, but this and impulse to gamble is like my inner demon.

I'm trying to find the strategy to bet less, lose less and win more - well if these is one out there.

If you are a successful gambler what is your strategy?

If you already quit gambling how did you overcome the sense and impulse to gamble again?

Gambling as a game of luck, is simply the bottomline and is true in all aspects. On card games, strategies would be helping a player a bit but the luck of the chance on getting the ideal cards won't be manipulated by the player. By this, I would suggest to just play safe; bet only an amount you can afford losing. This is the main key in order to not lose that much in gambling since winning is something that a gambler won't be able to determine.

A good point indeed. It is greed which the gamblers should avoid thinking of. Do you believe that no one is a successful gambler?

Well, I think there are gamblers who has huge winnings but I do believe that there won't be a successful gambler as long as they are not quitting such activity. As long as they are continuing to play gambling games, they are still prone of losing all their profit from gambling. That's just how gambling works.