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### Strategies for Betting Allocation in Gambling
1. **Allocation of Chips:**
- Divide your chips into fifteen parts, with ten parts for betting and five parts as reserved chips. Reserved chips are like a reserve team in battle, only to be used when absolutely necessary, at critical moments.
- Reasons for not using all actual chips but only a portion:
- Shortens betting time and reduces the number of bets. Casinos are dangerous places where you should not stay for long.
- Allows you to use your energy, courage, confidence, and financial resources when they are strongest, for quick and decisive actions.
- Helps cultivate good habits of not being attached to gambling, avoiding greed, staying alert at all times.
- Aids in developing risk awareness, ensuring you walk away with winnings and losses.
- Ensures chip allocation always serves the investment goal, rather than being sacrificed to sensory stimulation.
- Retains a portion of your strength, giving you some room to maneuver, using it when appropriate, and avoiding being left without resources when opportunities arise.
When and how should reserved chips be used effectively?
- When you've lost some chips but haven't reached your stop-loss point yet.
- When you have a good hand, such as a clear single-direction pattern with significant potential.
- When you're calm, your emotions are not affected, and your energy, confidence, and courage are still strong.
- Bet all reserved chips at once, without hesitation (note: this is not all-in; you still have some betting chips).
- Use reserved chips not for big wins, but for a change of fortune, to avoid risks, and to create conditions for a quick exit.
2. **1-2 Allocation Principle:**
- 1-2 refers to 1 base bet and 2 base bets.
- Variations of the 1-2 principle include 112 betting, 122 betting, 121 betting, 212 betting, and 211 betting.
- Note: In the 1-2 principle, never increase bets when losing; only allocate bets at junctures.
3. **Progressive Betting Allocation:**
- Based on the 1-2 principle, this method is used to expand the gains when you've won some bets (but not reached your profit target) and have good card strength, luck, confidence, and energy. You can double your bets for allocation.
- For example, if you were betting one base chip, now bet two; if you were betting two, now bet four, using a 2-4 allocation, and repeat the betting cycle.
4. **Progressive Allocation Method:**
- A highly effective allocation method that tests one's courage and ability to grasp patterns. It is a typical win-and-charge strategy. Use geometric progression to allocate bets: bet 1 chip for the first round, 2 for the second, 4 for the third, and 8 for the fourth.
- Note: This strategy should only be used when on a winning streak and should never be used when losing, as it is a major reason for losing everything.
5. **Dual-Line Betting Allocation:**
- When you've won some bets and encounter a very good pattern, such as a long dragon, you can use the dual-line betting allocation method to adjust your bets. |
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Post time 8-3-2024 12:42:34