Let's get real here. Waiting until the end of the year to check your betting wins and losses is like waiting until your car runs out of gas to refill it. It's not the best strategy, right? I'm with you, buddy. Monthly check-ins sound like a solid plan. It's like your own personal "profit and loss" statement, and who doesn't love being their own accountant?
And the whole research thing, let's be honest, it's not a guarantee for a win. If it was, we'd all be swimming in pools filled with cash Scrooge McDuck style. Games can be as unpredictable as a cat on catnip. Sometimes, you just gotta roll with the punches.
I don't really agree. What is the benefit of checking your betting wins and losses every month? Will you adjust your pattern based on that? But I guess it also depends on how many bets you place daily/weekly. In my case, it is better to check it at the end of the year what my ROI is, as that is the only information that really matters in the end.
the point is that even if a person checks by year or month or day nothing will change, it is a fact that games of chance are not for making profits, so there is no point in looking at those statistics, for example a person who gambles games of chance that depend on luck will put what strategy? martigale? will you see the statistics and then will you use martigale? or then will you put another multiplied? and that will change his defeats? I think it won't change anything. what has been happening is that people just need to manage their bankroll well to be able to play for longer while having some luck to win a lot
if the person has 10$ and puts 0.20$ in each section with a decent multiplier and spends hours playing, then that person already knows that he will leave with a loss of all 10$ or he will leave with a big win, he has no strategy in that, he just has that playing is waiting for luck, so it doesn't even make sense after the game to go and see the statistics, this even applies to sports betting that even though it is something that does not depend on luck, in the long term the only winners are the owners of the casinos and the losers are the gamblers