Quote from: coinerer on November 06, 2024, 05:27:57 PM

When someone keeps winning in gambling, more greed works in him then he doesn't stop gambling and feels himself very lucky and continues to gamble and he starts placing big bets. It will never happen to someone that he will only win so at some point he will lose all his winnings and all his capital. So everyone should keep a maximum profit target while gambling and no matter how much profit he can make during that time, if he exceeds the maximum profit amount, he should immediately stop gambling for that period.

That is a reality that certainly happens to someone who gambles, maybe with them only getting a win once there is still doubt to continue it, but when they succeed in getting a second win it allows them to be more confident to continue gambling to get a bigger win, but unconsciously greed will accompany them with the wins that have been obtained more than once or even more than twice will not make them satisfied.

The way to do it if you still want to continue gambling when you have won many times, then withdrawing some of the winnings is something that can be done, the goal is to minimize the risk of loss or loss. For example, betting with a capital of $ 50, and we get a profit of $ 150, then the total becomes $ 200, we can withdraw some of the capital first, or we can withdraw some of the profits obtained, namely $ 150 and continue gambling with the same capital, that can minimize losses in my opinion.