Anything that leads to risk management to minimize the amount of loss is always good to do, such as the stability that you apply to the allocation of the capital you bet, you also have a good idea that the first thing we should pay attention to is securing capital first, especially when we win, but for other ways related to some of the initial methods you explained about increasing the number of bets, in my opinion, it will not always be a benchmark for achieving victory, meaning no matter how big or small the capital you bring, in the end, the problem of winning cannot always be known.
Controlling your losses to the bare minimum is crucial because you can never be sure of the results. It's not a question of how much bet you increased it's a question of what kind of smart route you're willing to take so you should plan a disciplined long run strategy. i always follow systems like wagering a limited fraction of the optimal Kelly wager it help me to keep a sustainable growth with risk management and can help with the decrease of ruin chances. imo a compatible , conventional wager analysis helps protect your bet from huge drawdowns. So i always prefer a modelled risk-attentive plan rather than trying to get huge wins, mainly when we are never sure of what will happen.
Duke