...But I trust going home with empty pockets doesn't mean you've been bankrupt.
Of course not.
Going to casino to make money is your first mistake. Stay home, keep your money.
I get that. But I didn't mean 'making money' in literal sense, rather more like testing your luck to make money. You understand what I mean?
...and go home either empty handed or with ~2x'ed money...
But you don't get 2x with 50x winning change as there's a house edge that prevents it. Even with a very low edge you either take 2x change with 49.50% winning change or 50% change with 1.98 multiplier.Yes, I mentioned approx 2x with, '~2x'ed' — I think you missed that.
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But if you are looking for real excitement and fun, why not put all on 2% change to win 49.5x profit? I recon you likely lose most of the time you try it, but that 2% change exists.
That's playing losing game, bruh.
I call a single bet a business strategy while betting on multiple events is the real gambling because that is where the game of chances come into play. When you bet a single event, you are a step close to winning no matter how small the winning amount might be. This thread just made me reflect on a single bet placed by a Nigerian musician when he staked it with a huge amount and got almost x4 of his wager amount. Imagine how he just won the bet at ease because it was a single bet and there was high possibility of winning.
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If the real purpose is to make money, then playing dice doesn’t make much sense. Dice is mostly based on pure luck, and relying on luck in gambling is never a solid strategy. With sports betting, at least you can do proper analysis and look for value bets with odds of @2 or higher. That already puts you in a much better position than simply rolling dice.
Honestly, if I were you, I’d focus on sports betting, especially live match, since the chances of winning are clearly higher compared to dice.
Honestly, if I were you, I’d focus on sports betting, especially live match, since the chances of winning are clearly higher compared to dice.
I agree with you.
I understand your stance with gambling, you only get highly entertained if you are winning big, an amount that is life-changing.
Not really.