Quote from: Josefjix on Today at 03:40:16 AM

Quote from: SirLancelot on June 14, 2023, 08:32:16 PM

I totally agree with that, we all know, and if we don't, we should, that there is absolutely no strategy in gambling that can actually always make us win and let us recover our losses, you might be able to do it once or twice using a strategy but that won't continue and if you are destined to lose, you will lose eventually even if you are using a strategy that people refer to as to be the most effective one.

So gamblers should only use strategies of their own that they think are good for their game and that makes them enjoy their gambling sessions because, at the end of the day, that is what's important, at least for most of us.

Losses can never be completely eliminated, but they can be reduced with a strong approach. That's basically what evrry gambler aims at in the system. When it comes to gaming, it will undoubtedly be a difficult road to go. Every gambler has their own approach to gambling, and that is precisely what one requires: a good solid plan that will enable consistent profits, even if losses occur. I've tried to master my strategy, and fortunately for me, I'm making progress; my losses are not half of my money. It's only a matter of time before any long-term thinker solves his or her gambling challenges.

You're on to something, partly. Strategy matters, but is it the entire game?

Straight talk - the house always wields an advantage. Despite your strategy, losses are inevitable. The surest win is to abstain from playing.

Making strides? Great! But, can your strategy endure the sands of time? Is it future-proof?

Minimizing losses sounds good, but aren't we simply stalling the unavoidable in gambling? Isn't the concept of steady profits a bit idealistic? Recall, all gamblers start royal and end as beggars.