Quote from: slapper on Today at 02:22:17 PM

Quote from: borovichok on Today at 09:42:33 AM

Absolutely, you've captured a fundamental truth about gambling. No strategy can guarantee consistent wins, and many strategies, if relied upon too heavily, can indeed lead to significant losses. This is because most Casinos and bookmakers always have a built-in advantage in their games or odds, ensuring that over the long run, they will make a profit. This means that even if a player employs a strategy, the odds are in favour of the house rather than the player. For example, in games like roulette or slot machines, where outcomes are purely based on luck, no amount of strategy can alter the odds in favour of the player.

While some strategies may seem promising in the short term or specific circumstances, they often fail to account for the inherent randomness and unpredictability of gambling outcomes. Moreover, factors such as variance, bankroll management, and the psychological aspect of gambling play crucial roles in determining success or failure. It's important for individuals to approach gambling with a realistic understanding of the risks involved and to gamble responsibly. This includes setting limits on both time and money spent, avoiding chasing losses, and understanding that ultimately, gambling should be seen as entertainment rather than a reliable source of income.

You made a good point. However, the focus should shift beyond the house edge and randomness. Player discipline and mindset matter. No strategy guarantees consistent wins? Correct. Strategy is about time and money management, not merely beating the odds. Bankroll management, realistic boundaries, and psychological traps are key. They promise control, not money. Control over decisions, emotions, and gambling. Healthy gambling involves self-awareness and educated choices. The real victory is not defeating the house, but not letting it win

The randomness applied by casinos to every system in the game will thwart all the plans and strategies you have so of course simply if it's time to lose, you will still lose, gambling is not something that can be learned because this activity is built only to try everyone's luck and nothing more than that so it is natural that there is absolutely no consistency in terms of winning because it will only happen when you are really in a lucky situation. On the other hand yes I quite agree with your idea that actually the strategy in gambling will only be influential if the strategy leads to preventive measures such as financial and time management and also limits expectations or expectations, and not to pursue something like winning because still as I said above that there is no certainty in gambling plus all systems run randomly to determine who will win.

This is the reason why it is always recommended to treat gambling naturally by always making decisions on your own abilities especially in terms of budget allocation, and yes healthy gambling is when you are able to manage everything well and not exceed your limits.