Quote from: Asiska02 on Today at 09:12:40 PM

Quote from: Maslate on April 29, 2025, 09:22:48 AM

A lot of us say that if we want to win, we need luck. But is that really how it works?
I mean, luck isn’t something we can control or predict, it just comes when it wants, and sometimes, not at all.

So maybe it's time to stop relying on luck to win. Instead, focus on strategy, do your homework, and enjoy the game.
And if it’s a game where luck really decides everything (because of the house edge), then treat it for what it is, entertainment, not a money-making plan.

Not a money making plan? Then we should still see it as a luck and not a game that will work on strategy whatsoever. If you’ve decided to have a plan towards something then you’re hoping that your plan will give you more wins that it should give you loss. Immediately you start feeling so, you’ll begin to have the impression to wager even more than you can afford to lose in a game, so you’ll end up being disappointed if your strategy don’t give you consistent result as you want. Just see it as a game or luck, while you’re still trying out some strategies the games can obey, since some do obey them; have in mind to also know that luck plays a part in it.

It is just quite funny that some people are seeing luck like something they can walk to and ask to follow them. Luck is just like an energy that can be attracted not using a particular method to attract it. There are certain that we could attract luck and we may not know what we did or what mood we were that attracted the luck. Sometimes you could wake up from sleep to check your bet and notice that all the games have become a win without even expecting that.

Luck does not knock at the door because it comes to us. It is just like the magnetic field that revolve around the Earth keeping objects trying to accelerate above the scape velocity back to gravity. This is a force that can be attracted and also repelled when we misuse it. The Chinese and the Japanese know about it and I've learnt how to use it in their favour.