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Conspiracy theories: Are we all victims of account-based gaming? (Page 9)

Topic created on 24th Jul. 2019 | Page: 9 of 12 | Answers: 113 | Views: 19,657
Anonym

Are we all victims of account-based gaming?

28th Jul. 2019, at 11:18 am CEST#81
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I find a super post from Ludio. Since most can really cut off a thick slice! Do not let yourself get down, others simd only frustrated because they win nothing or play incorrectly...

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28th Jul. 2019, at 11:23 am CEST#82
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Chillaqueen92 wrote on 07/28/2019 at 11:18 am: I think a great post by Ludio. Since most can really cut off ne thick slice!!! Do not let yourself down, others simd only frustrated because they win nothing or play wrong...

That's not true, I'm neither frustrated nor envious. I just can't imagine it. And the win is also begrudged to him.

And if it is so and he knows that he makes every month plus, then why not the same game on the name of his brother?
2 accounts double earnings. He does not have to give his brother the passwords, and at the end of the year both share the money under the Christmas tree

There is no Risk involved.

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Are we all victims of account-based gaming?

28th Jul. 2019, at 11:23 am CEST#83
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What I wrote is only MY experience.
This has no general validity, and is certainly different for everyone.

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Are we all victims of account-based gaming?

28th Jul. 2019, at 11:46 am CEST#84
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Ludio wrote on 07/28/2019 11:12 AM
I was and am an alcoholic. Dry but now for 9 years and have worked it up what it was. You don't have to try to attack me over the rail now.


I am not attacking you

These are only medical facts and not "wisdom".

So someone who has been drained of alcohol switches to gambling - but is not addicted to it because he actually only plays in such a way that he never loses in the end?
Sounds a bit strange, doesn't it...?

You would probably be the center of attention at any addiction congress





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Are we all victims of account-based gaming?

28th Jul. 2019, at 11:50 am CEST#85
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You only have to remember one thing, your money is not gone, it just has someone else

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Are we all victims of account-based gaming?

28th Jul. 2019, at 12:00 pm CEST#86
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Cryptique wrote on 07/28/2019 11:46 AM

I'm not attacking you

These are just medical facts and not "wisdom".

So someone who has been drained of alcohol switches to gambling - but is not addicted to it because he actually only plays in such a way that he never loses in the end?
Sounds a bit strange, doesn't it...?

You would probably be the center of attention at any addiction congress






Now that you're going on about the addiction issue

I know there is addiction shifting. I know some cases who are dry alcoholholkrank, but now use drugs or vice versa

When I started gambling 2.5 years ago, I was still in psychological care. Of course I told her about it and the psychologist winced. She couldn't forbid me to gamble, so we agreed that I would never make more than 50 Euros minus. Every week she asked me how it was going and was amazed at how it was going. I have then corrected this 50 euros down to 30 euros (I wrote tonight) and this I have never exceeded.

In addition, we have worked out the reason why I have become addicted to something, depth-psychologically. I have no reason to get high on anything anymore to "compensate" for that.

You don't need to worry about me.

Better look at yourself. Someone who has to buy an e-scooter, just to not gamble away the money and who pays so much in a casino, where everyone else would have stopped, I would like to advise him to maybe deal less with others here and start to work on yourself

So do something. Then you push maybe times less frustration in your life. Good luck with it

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28th Jul. 2019, at 12:08 pm CEST#87
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I follow a different tactic, I maximize wins, so never let me pay out if it is not a minimum of 2K. I then also pay in my wins, but would never make debts or overdraw my account to be able to play. If it doesn't work out for a few months then I just gamble away my 500 and that's it. If I then times a run come with me fast times amounts over 10K in the month together. In the long run I make no plus because I gamble everything again but I have no economic difficulties.

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28th Jul. 2019, at 12:14 pm CEST#88
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I think having a tactic is very useful in any case. Everyone should just play as he thinks, then it's okay. I don't believe in coincidence. My pictures here I got eg by a different way of playing and the tactics of my videos since dead or alive 2 rocks in any case much more

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28th Jul. 2019, at 12:37 pm CEST#89
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Chillaqueen92 wrote on 07/28/2019 at 11:50 am: You just have to remember one thing, your money is not gone, it's just someone else's

Yup !

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28th Jul. 2019, at 01:08 pm CEST#90
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Saphira wrote on 07/27/2019 9:49 PM
It not only suggests, but is actually fact, that gamblers can be in the plus permanently with the right playing style. However, if you consider a plus of let's say 200 euros a month as paltry, then you just run the Risk of losing large sums. In my opinion, the big "win" is not to keep paying in when you lose money and to have the chutzpah to pay out immediately when you win. In the long run it might be a bit tedious for people who want to get the big money quickly, but worthwhile for those who can still be happy about small sums. I'm going to go out on a limb and say that it's definitely guaranteed that you'll be in the black permanently with Ludio's way of playing.

Honestly, no one has to justify his way of playing, no one has to justify his constant profits or losses
For their constant wins or losses, everyone can play how, when, where, for how much etc etc I really
i really don't care. Congratulations to all who have a monthly plus with their way of playing, honestly,
is great for them, no criticism for it from me. How would I also come to it, is absolutely not up to me

The only point is, how many players of your kind - Saphira, Ludio, and the third person in the group, can an OC
cope with ? Lowest deposits, immediate stop if it does not run, payouts of lowest wins,
Playing up (or compensating) possible losses from e.g. free play promotions etc etc and at the end of the month
still go out with plus ? 5 % ? Or 10 % ? Logically, at some point, if the number of
of these players would rise and rise, EVERY OC go bust. or not ????

And an OC can not go bankrupt in the sense of "I pay out MORE than I earn"
because ALWAYS only about 95% of the revenue to the win of the players ! They go bankrupt because they have too few
Players have, with too little revenue, therefore the players are always animated to continue
to play, but the competition is huge, with thousands of OC's

And where one WINS (as you...) MUST (at least) also one LOSE, goes no other way,
that is a FACT !
And the whole thing is completely independent of any game, what you here but like to represent so.

And my only criticism is therefore really only that I can follow your logic absolutely not at all
according to the motto "play humbly, sparingly, honor small wins etc" and then you will also win,
because it is not like that !

I play for over 10 years and have pretty much all patterns through and K E I N E !!!
has helped me to win permanently !

You are lucky with it, ok, great for you, but to use it as a kind of guide to win, nooo,
that doesn't fit

Just please leave this slight undertone of "you're just playing wrong", you're lucky, and having luck in OC can't be learned, you either have it or you don't. Otherwise it wouldn't be called gambling either...

By the way, I personally don't feel at all irritated or anything like that by such messages,
i really don't care, can go on and on.

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