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Quote from: Ziskinberg on May 26, 2025, 09:54:45 AM

Have you ever noticed how gambling gets frustrating when you aim high but your capital is too small?

Like, let’s say you have a $10 bankroll but you’re aiming to win $500. Most of the time, you end up frustrated and then you lose control. You start chasing because you realize you're way too far from your goal, and your bankroll is quickly disappearing.

There can be no such gamblers. It seems to me that if gamblers have a realistic mind, irritation will not arise. Realistic gambling is a balance between the target and the desired goal. If the money is small, then the target must also be balanced. Otherwise, it will give birth to various circumstances. Even if forced, it still won't be balanced. A lot of money, a big bet, it is only natural that the winning target is also big.

All in all, you should never expect anything big in gambling, because the probability of losing is always high in gambling. Whether you have limited money or a lot of money, you can never expect anything big from gambling, it is never the case that you can win only if you have a lot of money, if you have more money, you will gamble more and face more losses. No matter how much money you have, you have to gamble with the amount of money you can afford to lose, and you have to adapt to both outcomes, loss or win. Be satisfied with small wins and accept the losses when you lose, and stop yourself at the right time.

Gambling should be done for fun and not fod profits, because the casinos are out there for business. The house edge will always win and no matter the amount of money that you use to gamble, it doesn't change anything but increase your losses. Whenever I am gambling, I take it that I have already lost the money that I am using to stake my bet.