Casino Players' Mistakes (Conclusions for the Future)
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1 year 2 months ago - 1 year 2 months ago
99.9% of people are greedy, but 99% don't even suspect it, they just don't know themselves very well, although they think they know everything about themselves)
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Re: Casino Players' Mistakes (Conclusions for the Future)
1 year 2 months ago - 1 year 2 months ago
It happened in 2019
Dep. $20 bucks - rose to $2750 in three hours of playing on the wheel, then merged to zero. Today, having gone through the "hell of the casino", I look at this situation as an ordinary putty and god mode, I will wait until they invent a time machine, fly back, give myself a blow to the head )))
Any result higher or equal to x2 is already good, the wall consists of bricks and so little by little if you play calmly it will be good. In January, according to the movement of the deposit in joycasino, I came out in plus, which I am very happy about, by the way, the tactics were simple - do what you decided, clearly set visible boundaries for the growth of the deposit from x2 to x10 (optimally x5 and for withdrawal) such a mini financial plan for 1 run, after the x2 point I always looked at the dynamics of the game, paused, re-entered the game, well, in general, everything is as Boris wrote in the book.
When you have a clear goal, for example x4, it is easier for the universe to fulfill your request because your request has a precise SPECIFICITY, and the more specific the request, the easier it is to fulfill.
Dep. $20 bucks - rose to $2750 in three hours of playing on the wheel, then merged to zero. Today, having gone through the "hell of the casino", I look at this situation as an ordinary putty and god mode, I will wait until they invent a time machine, fly back, give myself a blow to the head )))
Any result higher or equal to x2 is already good, the wall consists of bricks and so little by little if you play calmly it will be good. In January, according to the movement of the deposit in joycasino, I came out in plus, which I am very happy about, by the way, the tactics were simple - do what you decided, clearly set visible boundaries for the growth of the deposit from x2 to x10 (optimally x5 and for withdrawal) such a mini financial plan for 1 run, after the x2 point I always looked at the dynamics of the game, paused, re-entered the game, well, in general, everything is as Boris wrote in the book.
When you have a clear goal, for example x4, it is easier for the universe to fulfill your request because your request has a precise SPECIFICITY, and the more specific the request, the easier it is to fulfill.
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Re: Casino Players' Mistakes (Conclusions for the Future)
1 year 2 months ago - 1 year 2 months ago
When the system is set up to pay on small bets and not pay on big bets, players with money get caught.
If you see a good game at small stakes, it makes sense to raise them. And there is emptiness there.
Conclusions: Every system has a limit of benevolence.
If you see a good game at small stakes, it makes sense to raise them. And there is emptiness there.
Conclusions: Every system has a limit of benevolence.
There is a win - you can eat!
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Re: Casino Players' Mistakes (Conclusions for the Future)
1 year 2 months ago - 1 year 2 months ago
The "benevolence" limit is rouletted by the limit of acceptable losses within the turnover period of a particular client. Apparently the Limit or Limit is inversely proportional to the "greed" of the player...
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1 year 2 months ago - 1 year 2 months agoElcano wrote: The "benevolence" limit is rouletted by the limit of acceptable losses within the turnover period of a specific client. Apparently, the Limit or Limit is inversely proportional to the "greed" of the player...
This can be when accounting is done for each player and strict laws are prescribed in the program.
And when you don't need to log in and play with an impersonal check? The system has a history of all checks and all terminals. Before it, a new game - a specific terminal and a new check for a certain amount of money and your playing style. Based on these things, the system sets its goodwill and then admin Vasya can manually correct it.
There is a win - you can eat!
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