Quote from: geegaw on July 25, 2021, 03:41:05 PM

Quote from: Theones on July 25, 2021, 11:55:15 AM

Quote from: Vaskiy on March 11, 2021, 03:14:20 PM

Some used to pacify themselves with the term it is their fate to loss in gambling. Some say it is the lack of control that makes them loss big. Here I'm taking this into discussion relative to the game - Dice.

Same as this some used to mention winning as fate and some term the same as luck. I believe win out of dice is trick, and right exit strategy.

What is the truth in this regard, because users like me are always go lack of control even when luck is on our side. End of the day used to pacify thyself terming it as our fate and move on. Hope you guys don't do this mistake. Cry

It's true that happens that many losses in a row give us the impression that this is our fate. However, gambling is all about math and statistics. The most important thing is always the strategy of the game (and of course the exit) and our mental attitude and preparation. If someone cannot control their emotions, no strategy will help them either.

I also want to prove to you that when gambling is only math and statistics, it also represents fate when before creating strategies and tips, you also need to have some initial numbers, the human brain can be amazing, but the processing speed can't be as fast as a computer, statistics a few times can be simple but a few hundred times will be a headache, even including probability calculations. This is exactly a trap, your mathematical philosophy couldn't work with our tiny processor

Sort of, there's a chance you'll win it. Although it is not purely math, some people use statistics and the probability of winning. Strategies are another technique to develop, but they are not always successful. We all know that gambling is based on luck if the casinos are fair, but most of the time the winning percentage is 49 percent and the losing percentage is 51 percent, which is where the casinos make money. Also, I recall one of my friends developing a system for calculating the percentage of winning in a lottery (3-digit lottery) based on historical data.