I am interested to know your personal perspective and experience as well. I understand that as gamblers, we have different financial statuses in life. Some gamble for fun, while others are very serious about it. Can you relate to the question and answer it? How realistic is your target profit when gambling? Are you already happy with a 100% return, or do you want a 1000% return? Please use figures in your explanation so we can understand it better.
In the first place, everyone gambling is optimistic that he is going to win over the bet he is taking, secondly, we have to also see that the way we are gambling is not what can be an assurance on the possible outcome from it, so i see it as more of having a personal discretion towards it and not that we have to totally depend on it over having a particular result, if it comes fine, if it doesn't, then we move on, all w do must only conform to the ability of taking the risk in which we think we already posses.
In short, we have to live with the results.
I think the problem with most gamblers nowadays is they expect too much. Gambling's definition is high risk which means we must not expect too much from it because it's meant to make us lose and all we have to rely upon is luck.
If we win then it's good for us, if possible we can walk out and just keep the money. If we go back and gamble again then it's possible that we might lose all the profits we made so if there's a way to not go back, we better not. Keep the money, spend it on other things, enjoy it, if we can do that then we will feel that we are real winners.
Out there is a nasty casino, where the house always wins. I know it; you know it. Still, we roll those dice, run after that high, that brief hope of escaping the system. That is your human spirit, flawed but magnificent
The true worst thing is that gambling is not about cards or chips. One is a mental game. It's about controlling expectations and realizing the hard, cold reality: luck is a flimsy bitch. It's randomness, plain and pure; it is not some supernatural power. You triumphant? Just the world handing you a bone
What then is the intelligent play? Know when you should fold "em." Keep against becoming lost in the moment. Every bet and every choice must be computed, regulated. My buddy, detachment is the secret. You are neither your losses nor your successes. You're something bigger, something more comple