who is always losing money

[warrior]

it does not matter how much testing  i do there is never a profit in real money play  any one else?

[StackBundles]

Whenever i start i always get in profit but the greed comes but thats because my bankroll aint big enough if i had a bigger bankroll im almost certain i could make it profitable

[warrior]

Whenever I start I always get in profit but the greed comes but that's because my bankroll ain't big enough if I had a bigger bankroll I'm almost certain I could make it profitable

me too happend yesterday.

[jon86]

Nice topic Warrior but i dont think many will come out of the closet and confest

I lose to allways in the end  LOL

Only the new bet from Flat i didnt lose in soon 1 month

Cheers

Jon

[F_LAT_INO]

Thats why I only play daily 80-120 spins lately.
Sometimes better injured then killed.
The longer you stay more chance of losing.

[furple]

That's why I only play daily 80-120 spins lately.
Sometimes better injured then killed.
The longer you stay more chance of losing.

Wise words. Also better to be happy with a small profit than with nothing.
House edge will catch you in the end. If you are having a bad day... let it go. Tomorrow is a new day.

[ADulay]

it does not matter how much testing  i do there is never a profit in real money play  any one else?

Do you go into the casino with a realistic plan?

Do you have a realistic target win that should have you heading for the restaurant to relax and go over your winning play?

Or do you just go in and gamble until it's all gone, hoping that you'll strike it rich with a bankroll that is insufficient for the amount you plan to win?

There's a guy on another forum doing the "10% per session" routine.   He started at $500 to make $50.   He's now running it at the $300 level.   All at 10% per session.

I personally don't play enough to do that but a realistic 10% to 15% per session is a good goal, especially if you play several times a week.

My brother is just the opposite.  He plays until he either breaks the table or loses it all.

One guess where he winds up, a lot.

AD

[jon86]

That's why I only play daily 80-120 spins lately.
Sometimes better injured then killed.
The longer you stay more chance of losing.

Exactly. The longer stay at table more target to lose.

I have play the new bet every day under 100 spins most of the session and only 1 session a day.

Jon

[warrior]

Do you go into the casino with a realistic plan?

Do you have a realistic target win that should have you heading for the restaurant to relax and go over your winning play?

Or do you just go in and gamble until it's all gone, hoping that you'll strike it rich with a bankroll that is insufficient for the amount you plan to win?

There's a guy on another forum doing the "10% per session" routine.   He started at $500 to make $50.   He's now running it at the $300 level.   All at 10% per session.

I personally don't play enough to do that but a realistic 10% to 15% per session is a good goal, especially if you play several times a week.

My brother is just the opposite.  He plays until he either breaks the table or loses it all.

One guess where he winds up, a lot.

AD

im probably the most cautious player always realistic, if i make even 3 units im out of there but some time s you just get choked nothing you can do about it .

[ADulay]

I'm probably the most cautious player always realistic, if i make even 3 units I'm out of there but some time s you just get choked nothing you can do about it .

And that's the second half of the equation.

You MUST have a loss limit (at least according to me).

Without it, you can't come back the next time and beat them up!

It is probably the hardest thing in gambling to leave the table when you're losing as you just "know" that the winners will start coming and you'll recover nicely.    Nope, if you can't walk away as a TEMPORARY loser, you'll never be able to leave when you're up.   This is where the discipline part comes in.

Obviously I don't have to preach to you, but this is just general information for the "generic" public reading this stuff.

AD