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"A failed chase has completely disrupted the rhythm of my baccarat game. Initially, I had a fairly high winning rate in BG, but this continuous chasing left me clueless about how to predict the banker's moves. It felt like I was guessing blindly, and especially in today's session, when I thought it had been five consecutive bankers, I was sure the player would come next. However, the opposite happened; it continued to be banker for nine consecutive rounds, and I found myself losing significantly.
But the story doesn't end there, and there's more to make my mood even more exhausted. After chasing the dragon for several rounds, when I decided it was time to stop being stubborn and bet with the dragon, it suddenly stopped after nine consecutive bankers. In my final bet, I thought to myself that I couldn't be that unlucky, but it turned out I was wrong. I chased the dragon for an entire round, and it finally decided to break when I switched to betting with it. Perhaps this is what real bad luck feels like.
Maybe it's time for me to take a break and reorganize. Resting for a few days before returning might clear my head a bit. Being stubborn and chasing losses holds no benefit for a gambler; it only leads to more harm and, coupled with yesterday's work mistake, maybe I should take an extended break to relax and clear my mind. Rationality and composure are my greatest assets in gambling, and if I lose that, my failure would be inevitable." |
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Post time 20-9-2023 13:25:11
