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.
For me I don't think bets should be increased but we should keep using the same amount that we have been using in making us profits. The only thing that we should do is to take out our initial capital so that if we're there lose everything, we didn't lose our capital but before that happens, we should have taken precaution by stopping to bet. Increasing our betting amounts although it increases the amount we're to receive if we win but also puts us at a disadvantage because when we lose, we're going to lose more money than the initial amount we would had lost if we stayed on our initial deposit without increasing amounts.
Yes, stay disciplined about the amount of money you can afford to lose. Never try to exceed it, as that will lead to problems. Regarding capital, we all agree on this: secure your initial capital first (in case you win).
By the way, I'm suspicious of gamblers who increase their bets. I believe they want to win bigger. This means they have high expectations for winning, and this is certainly the wrong mindset and approach. The level of disappointment will certainly be very high when the results don't meet expectations. This is why it's better to stick to the minimum bet amount.