Here is the Link for My Fourth Tip
Mislead gamblers always think that application of math and statistic to gambling is a form of calculated risk. The truth is probability has no predictive powers.
Trend reading is trying to spot patterns. The catch is trend doesn’t last. No theoretical model can predict the real world with reasonable accuracy.
Here is the Link for My Third Tip
It is very common to hear gamblers say that they will most definitely leave if they had won a certain sum of money. Yet, many times they had come by such winning and they did not leave but end up losing instead. There is nothing irrational about this.
Once all the money is lost there is no other option but the door. The emotional attachments of losing money plays an important role in determining the difficulty to walk away. There is usually a choice to leave with some extra cash at hand but gamblers opt to leave the casino with their pockets empty.
Here is the Link for My Second Tip
If you win big, you may get the fear that the casino will not let you take it away without doing something bad to you. You will be filled with paranoia when you make you way to the cage. You should start winning a fortune form a casino before you start raising your doubts on this issue.
Once you to win a considerable sum, the casino will treat you like a VIP. The longer you stay in the casino the better their chances of recovering back their losses. They will use psychology and all kinds of marketing gimmick to get you to stay or revisit them.
This should be an exciting legal tussle in the gambling circle, especially among poker and punto banco fans. On August 20-21, 2013 poker star Phil Ivey won £7.8millon in a punto banco game at Crockfords, Mayfair but was denied payment on the ground of “illegal acts”. Looking at Guerrilla Gambler’s Blog, I can’t help but wonder what criminal activities could have taken place in a casino. I thought perhaps Ivey had stolen some casino chips or outrage the modesty of females in the casino. XingCai Zhang’s Blog is equally as amusing by reversing the black magic accusation.
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Link to My First TipIf luck is most important then don't visit the casino whenever you had a feeling you are not lucky. Conversely skill will remain the same until you undergone training to upgrade it. Since skill is more reliable, will skill alone be suffice?
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The link to the New Page on my WebsiteThis page is another introductory page before starting off into the first tip. It look at the six most common myths in casino gambling.
Just like the way we rejected the one eye monster myth. We should reject these six myths. When these thoughts surfaces, It can affect your concentration. Debunking the myths is not going to be easy for some people. Accepting something that is against ideas you had believe for a long time is never a piece of cake.
I am not against gambling. Actually I am a regular gambler myself. I have sounded like I am anti gambling in the last blog because the Peter, Mary and Nancy have no idea what they are up against. If they did they would not be lured by the bait of making fast bucks. Here is where gambling destroy lives. A good deal of them ends up in the gutter and some even in prison.
Follow +xingcai zhang for one recent case. I like how she put everyone’s thoughts together to paint out the conclusion. Here is another pathetic case.
Why call it hidden addiction for women? Visit a casino and you will find more women then men. Nothing was hidden. buff.ly/15sqb89
— xingcai zhang (@ZhangXingcai) May 9, 2013
A comment from +guerrilla gamblers suggest that I should deal with it. I see the only way to do this is to fight fire with fire. I shall share my 36 tips to survive casino gambling. I need to dig up my old gambling journal entries to do a decent write on it. This is a rough idea on the outline.
