Quote from: pawanjain on Today at 01:24:28 PM

Quote from: mu_enrico on Today at 11:14:03 AM

Yeah, when you have more playing money, the appetite to cash out suddenly disappears. It feels that 4x or 5x of your current deposit is not enough. Gambling is a game of greed for sure. You can preach don't be greed, but in reality, it's so difficult to be less greedy Grin

Anyway, FP2 is a great game, but it could punish you badly if you are out of luck. Recently, Pragmatic games are dominated by high volatility games. I miss their medium and medium-high games such as 5 Lions Series, Caishen Series, Rhinos, etc. What do you think about these games?

Greed definitely kicks in when we are winning and only strong hands can keep themselves from gambling more than the limit.
Even I have lost in greed in beginning but when I observed my losses I cut down my gambling occurrences which eventually cut down my losses.
But anyway, it's good to see that you had won such a high multiplier for once.
May be controlling your greed at little will lead to higher profits Tongue

This can't be avoided when the desire still wants to continue we don't care about the strong hand but when it becomes a win of course the capital becomes big so the bet will be 2x or even more because of that greed, but indeed this is still a little difficult and of course we experience The point is, preaching alone is not enough, it must be with evidence from ourselves.
Sometimes I also like to experience the same thing even though discipline has been applied but still seeing more money feels like I want to continue clicking without limits. Grin