Quote from: hd49728 on July 23, 2025, 02:16:04 AM

Quote from: God Of Thunder on July 23, 2025, 01:08:04 AM

It really depends on the gambler. You can wager high volume on in-house games like Dice, Limbo, and some other games. I mostly played Limbo to wager over 2K so far. It is pretty easy to wager on low payouts if you want. But if you keep placing bets on low payouts, you will eventually drain your balance. The only thing you will get is a wager. But I think in-house games are tempting.

I often get triggered and place max bets. Unfortunately, luck does not always go with you. If I place higher bets, I usually lose the bet. Then I continue to place big bets to recover the previous bet loss and that's how I end up getting busted.

To join wager contest, people need to have many things, not only money. Like knowledge about wager contest, risk of losing money, chance and how to win a wager contest, and how to control their bets in order to secure their inital fund and manage to finish the contest with top ranks in leaderboard.

It's not an easy task for any participants and bets are always addictive and have potentiality of emotion emerge so that the more times you bet, the higher probability that you will bet emotionally. It will be start of some bad bet decisions that are enough to drain out your initial gambling fund. Your experience is classic like what the others experienced too but it must be known by newbies in gambling and your advice means a lot to them.

As far as I know, when it comes to wagering contests, doesn't it mean that the accumulative bet you made when playing gambling at a casino must be large,
whether you win or lose on each bet you make?

And you're right when you say that it's not easy to do, something I agree with, just being on the leaderboard is also quite difficult to do.
There are many things to consider.