These strategies may work, but if your losses are very high, you will have to put in almost double the amount you lost to recover. I have never tried it, I think it is too risky. If I see that I am not feeling “lucky” I stop and try another day. For me, this is what works best!
Remember: The “house” always has the biggest advantage…
Doubling your stakes would be the beginning of your regrets, this is the martingale strategy and it's never going to help a gambler be in profit. I don't support chasing losses though but if you are going to do it you should maintain the same stakes otherwise you would end up incurring more losses. Just like you said it's best to stop and try another day, it's difficult for gamblers to do this because of their emotional state, but an emotional gambler is always going to be on the losing side. Casinos use psychology against gamblers.
Just saying it I'd easy but doing it that's as whole different case if you asked me because as easy as it sounds to stop gambling when you're losing. It's definitely not so because at that moment you will be psychologically messed up and just like you said if you wait and increase your rour staking power hoping that you will get that lucky spree of wins then sorry and regret will definitely be the case of the outcome