Since I’m new here, I’m trying to learn from others instead of making all the mistakes myself.
Looking back, what’s something you wish you knew earlier — bankroll stuff, strategy, mindset, anything?
Since I’m new here, I’m trying to learn from others instead of making all the mistakes myself.
Looking back, what’s something you wish you knew earlier — bankroll stuff, strategy, mindset, anything?
definitely start with a bankroll plan and stick to it
don’t chase losses and be patient with your bets
small consistent wins add up way faster than trying to hit big every time
One thing I wish I knew earlier: discipline beats talent.
Manage your bankroll strictly, don’t bet out of boredom, ignore “locks,” and accept losing streaks as part of the game. Track everything and never chase losses. Staying patient matters more than picking winners.
One thing I wish I knew earlier: discipline beats talent.
Manage your bankroll strictly, don’t bet out of boredom, ignore “locks,” and accept losing streaks as part of the game. Track everything and never chase losses. Staying patient matters more than picking winners.
so true discipline beats talent every time
if you don’t manage your bankroll the picks don’t matter
no boredom bets no chasing no trusting locks
losing streaks happen just stay patient and stick to the plan
There is NO WAY to win my friend. TRUST what I say. A very small % make money gambling on any consistent basis. And pretty much a full-time job for those that win!
There is NO WAY to win my friend. TRUST what I say. A very small % make money gambling on any consistent basis. And pretty much a full-time job for those that win!
agree with you most people don’t realize that almost everyone loses long term and the few that win treat it like a full time grind not a hobby patience and discipline matter way more than most think
