This all-in strategy is indeed tempting, but it's only tempting when we're lucky. If we're unlucky, we'll regret it because we'll lose our balance while still wanting to play. I always start with the lowest bet, until I feel like I've had enough, sometimes I go all-in. Several times I've been able to double my bet, but often I've ended up losing.
When you are all-in anything, it is bad as it is basically very risky and if you have an all-in habit, you can are already in a very bad direction and must change it as soon as possible before it's too late. Prevention is better than cure, and change your all-in habit and practice are better than waiting for losing all money and want to start your second life, it's won't be easy at all.
That's why it's important for gamblers to set a limit on the amount they play with at casinos. If your balance runs out and you have self-control, you can avoid big losses
or the temptation to deposit more money into the casino.
Setting a limit on the money you use for gambling really helps. I can vouch for this; it's what I always do. Honestly, even if I lose,
the important thing is that I enjoyed myself.
Knowing about risk, setting up your limit in gambling are good preparation steps but you must be do other things like managing your finance as well as your gambling capital. For example, you should not deposit $1,000 to your gambling account and have a plan of betting up to $100 daily. It can be your plan but through gambling, emotion changes your mind and action, so you can bet all $1,000 within a single day or a couple of days.
A better approach is deposit exactly the amount you want to bet daily or for several days, so that if you lose control yourself somewhat this approach can help and you will only lose $100 maximum a day, not more.