Quote from: ARTOIS on April 10, 2024, 05:44:44 PM

Hi everyone,

The way you play, which we can consider your playing strategy, plays an important role in determining your profit or loss, like other factors.

For me, when I play, I enter with the intention of double the amount of money and stop. This method may be followed by some people, and I do it sometimes. I determine the amount of money that I will gamble with, for example $100 and I try to get $200 and leave the casino or site if the plan worked very well. If I am unlucky, once I lose $100, I will leave without adding a penny. What is interesting here is that even if I win, I stop and do not deviate from the scope of the plan. In such situations, especially when winning, the gambler may become greedy, and this may change the course of the game .

What do you think of this method?
Is there anyone among you who does it?
Give us one of your winning strategies, of course if that is possible.

Viewing gambling as a way to double money might just be wrong. If many people adopt this mindset, it could result in more losses. Although it's true that gambling can sometimes lead to big wins, it's not wise to rely on it as a strategy. Some gamblers find it difficult to stop after winning big, which can lead to further losses. While this approach might be successful for some, it's uncertain whether it would work for everyone.
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Doubling your money is one sign of greed and mainly a high level categorized gambling addiction,why will one want to double the money cause of their quest of making it all out at once.
Tho sometimes doubling your money usually amount to bigger wins as the end but it's a huge risk and at such a one should not go into it
So it's better of to remain gambling at your lowest inorder not to generate more losses for oneself.