Quote from: paxmao on January 18, 2024, 11:32:21 PM

Quote from: Dewi Aries on January 18, 2024, 11:27:41 PM

Quote from: Hirose UK on January 18, 2024, 05:34:18 AM

But is it useful?
I don't think so because many beginners don't care and don't really have the mindset to learn from experience.
Experience can be the best teacher for learning in finding or determining every decision that must be taken, but beginners are more dominant in thinking about maintaining their belief that betting more will increase their chances of winning.
This is one of those thoughts that will only lead to mistakes but it always happens.

In my opinion, it is clear that experience in gambling will only be useful to minimize defeat, which is for example you learn from many other people's experiences whether they are positive or negative and about this experience of course you can only take something good, or that means you should not follow the bad experiences they have experienced and this is the point of learning from other people's experiences.

The point is that they can't take anything from other people's experiences that lead to victory, because people manage to get victory only because the situation is really on their side, or that means they are lucky so they can get victory, we have to admit that gambling is a game of probability that has absolutely no certainty and guarantees of anything and this is what makes you can only learn something from other people's experiences so that you don't get caught in problems or situations like those they have experienced.

I think it is possible to learn from others in nearly anything in life. However, if something is pure chance, there is not that much to learn. For example, you cannot really learn to be a great player of Roulette, nor improve your game in Russian Roulette Grin

But in anything that has a learning curve, there is a lot to be known and learnt from others despite your own experience being also essential.

Of course, learning is a very good thing to do and on the other hand usually people are not too interested in doing this because it is boring but for some people who have the will for development then obviously they will definitely allocate a lot of time to study and as a result they manage to get awards like what usually happens in school when there is one person who becomes the best student because of his intelligence as a result of his willingness to learn. But on the other hand we must really be able to distinguish and be rational in responding to something, if for example something they want to learn has absolutely no learning curve as you said in the sense that there is no certainty that by doing it you will be able to succeed then obviously it is not something worth learning, like winning in gambling which usually always depends on how lucky you are in the session you are doing.

Of course we must be able to identify everything rationally and see from various sides, and as I said earlier that what is more likely to be learned is the bad experiences of others because with that we will know what to do and also what not to do, and it has been proven that by applying limits and good self-control then we can avoid the possibility of unexpected risks.