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Edited by Indra55 at 22-12-2023 04:44 AM
First, the betting mechanism is ""shrink when losing, expand when winning."" When you're losing, you must reduce your bets, and when you're winning, you must use the profits to increase them. Start with ten base units, and if you lose, immediately reduce your bets to half of the base units, and if you lose again, continue with smaller bets. In the past, some friends might have advised taking a break, which can be a valid strategy. However, in real games, many people are reluctant to stop because they find it challenging to do so. So, the alternative is to keep betting with smaller stakes. There will inevitably be losing streaks, but by continuously betting conservatively, you can slide through until your winning streak returns. When your win rate improves and you've recovered your starting capital with small bets, you can switch back to betting the base units and continue to ""win more.""
Stop-loss is determined by your own mindset, and it's crucial to have the right attitude towards stop-loss. Otherwise, you won't be able to determine when to continue and when to stop.
Stop-loss primarily applies to losing players, and the key point is when you complete one times (1x) turnover. Often, when you're winning, you know when to quit, but when you're losing, it's difficult to stop. What to do? If you feel you're having a bad day, bet conservatively until you complete the 1x turnover and then withdraw your funds. Don't hope for a change in your luck and think about making more profit. If you've had a lucky day, it's evident from the start. If you haven't turned a profit when you've completed one times (1x) turnover, it means your luck isn't great today. In this case, withdraw your funds, even if it means a loss. Remember, in Bitcoin casinos, ups and downs are normal, as long as you lose less.
Many have experienced a situation where they kept winning at first, reached a peak, and then couldn't decide when to quit. Later, they fell and wanted to recover, but their luck turned against them, leading to even more significant losses. This situation is often the result of not setting a profit target. Like stop-loss, the key point is when you complete one times (1x) turnover. If you've made a profit at this point, you can use the profit to continue playing. Pay close attention to your momentum at that moment. I've used all my profits to bet, and I ended up losing everything, which felt regrettable. Consider your options, you can split the profit into several parts to continue betting, or you can try your luck with a small portion of the profit. If you win, continue; if you lose, withdraw. If you want to keep going, you'll find it challenging to determine your profit-taking point.
Because everyone can afford to win, but not everyone can afford to lose, you should leave room for yourself. This way, you'll have a chance for a comeback, or else, once you've fallen and can't get up, even if you muster the courage later on, it will be in vain. |
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