Quote from: Troytech on October 15, 2024, 02:24:33 PM

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Quote from: junder on October 04, 2024, 05:03:22 AM

This All-in option can be said to be the final strategy, where this is the choice that is most likely made by players when they are at the point of resignation. With finances running low and hopes that have not been achieved, all-in is an option for some people, but what is clear is that the results cannot be guaranteed to be good. I think people who are experiencing despair will do something like this.

Well for me that is the last option to do , I always take it into account but when I already know that there is nothing to do, that is to say, when I am Already with the last Option and I do not mind spending the last bit of money , well I do not think about it, what I do is put it there to see how things turn out , obviously that money is what I am willing to lose, otherwise there is no way I Would do Something like that , much less with the money I have for my things and spend on the basic things , I think that is already a sense of responsibility.

If para venture a gambler has lost to the extent that he has less that 10% of the bank roll left. I don't think keeping that amount would do anything good to him rather he is allowed to completely use all of it to gamble. Perhaps that might just be the game that he is looking for to return back to the original 100% bankroll. Most times i have been lucky to get back my initial deposit or even a little profit top up on it when i use the last money left to gamble. I don't know if it happens to other gambler too but i several times i have encounter it.

Although, its not just you alone. Many gamblers out there would possibly do the same thing because there is nothing left to do or the money cannot be used for anything good anymore. The risk is worth taking in that scenario. If you lose the you lose, but one can be lucky at times.

If 100% of the money was assigned to gambling, I don't see that as any problem since it is an amount that you can afford to lose. But if it wasn't budgeted for gambling, it means that you are taking the highest risk to gamble with more than 90% of your funds, because it will make you not give up on your losses, and you will prefer to use the last bucks on you to chase your loss since you need the lost funds for something important. What if you are on a losing streak on that day and lose all your bankroll, regrets will be the case. I don't gamble this way because I have an amount which I gamble with daily, when I exhaust it, I stop gambling so that I can also gamble the next day, otherwise, I will not gamble until my weekly gamble budget is refilled if I gamble it all in one session.