Gambling is actually meant to increase what you have staked with, like you aim to increase the worth of money you have. If gambling is about to increase your money, do we gamble gradually or we have to take the risk by increasing our stake since it is the purpose that we are gambling, which is to make profit.
If you gamble gradually, it won't guarantee your winning and if you increase your stake it won't either. If you increase your risk and win, you will know that you have really gambled and if you also lose as you increase your risk, you also know that you have gambled.
So is gambling really for a gradual process or is gradual way of gambling is for the weak minds in gambling. I have not seen a gradual gambler who doesn't take risk that has made really big win.
So what is the point? What do you say?
Gambling with the intention of doubling your money gives off a sign of desperation, gambling shouldn't be used as a source of income but an avenue to have fun. Gambling gradually Is always the best idea because you can't predict the outcomes of it so it's very risky to increase your stake when you don't know what lies ahead. Those that are being careful about their stakes as seen as weak minded but it's the opposite of that
There is no set goal in gambling, this is something every gambler should understand, first of all gamblers start gambling to double or triple their money, but when they lose their money, they gamble to cover their losses, they think that once their losses are covered, then they will stop gambling, but this loss is not recoverable, if you gamble to recover the loss or to profit from gambling, it will become much more harmful for you. Gambling has only one purpose and that is entertainment, and only when gambling is seen as entertainment, then it be risk-free.