Quote from: junder on September 07, 2025, 02:52:00 AM

Quote from: nara1892 on September 07, 2025, 02:17:54 AM

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.

The problem or impact of gambling that arises is basically the result of the excessive behavior of the gambler himself, so for gamblers who have strict discipline they will not overdo it in gambling, such as for example by depositing money that is in accordance with their abilities. By increasing the bet, of course, there is no denying that the goal is to get a bigger win, but the real provision is that the victory is uncertain so the profit that has been obtained can be lost again, especially by increasing the bet, maybe this will speed up the exhaustion of all the balances in the account.

The first point is that there's no certainty or guarantee that increasing your bet will result in a win. The second point is that gambling largely relies on luck regarding the final outcome. The third point is that excessive action will only accelerate the loss of funds and lead a gambler to emotions that will also lead them to deposit again immediately, especially when they're trading with the intention of making a profit.

On the other hand, aggressive action can actually be successful and lead to big wins, but the problem is, what if we lose? Isn't it a fact that we lose more often than we win? This is the part that needs to be considered.