It's important to know when we will stop.
Recently, I had been doing this and I think it was also an effective way for our mind to clear. 30 percent. Once I lose that amount of my entire balance, I will stop. Then, I will go back and use the other 30 percent trying to find a game that could get me back to 100 percent. When I reach that, I do the same thing over and over again.
By doing this method I am avoiding the stressing of losing way too much and I am also enjoying the returns even though it's not yet a win. I mean, my purpose was to get entertained and enjoy playing games and so I did. I just don't want to lose way too much and as much as possible have a longer play time on slots.
I think it's a pretty interesting strategy, because in essence we can always gamble but won't experience too big a loss, even potentially getting a profit if we are able to control the pattern well. Actually we can be freer to play slots without excessive pressure, besides having to know when to stop, we must know when is the right time to withdraw the initial capital. Quite often I see someone lose the profits that have been obtained, and don't even want to stop to withdraw the initial capital, just because they feel they will get bigger profits in the next round. Meanwhile, from my personal observations, the most difficult addiction to overcome is slot games, perhaps because of their ease of playing without requiring a particular strategy, unlike football betting and so on.