- Not bringing all needed materials for the application of your method: I.e. pen, paper, calculator, betting templates, progression charts, printed roulette disc, etc.
- Betting randomly (scattering chips).
- Showing anxiety, acting greedy and lack of patience.
- Tipping the dealer. Yep, the house has already the embedded ââ,¬Å"house edgeââ,¬Â. Dealers do not take part in sharing losses, at all. They canââ,¬â,,¢t place the ball at will in your numbersââ,¬Â¦ they want you to think that!
- Playing under the effects of alcohol.
- Large nonsense bets (go ââ,¬Å"all inââ,¬Â, ââ,¬Å"all or nothingââ,¬Â).
- Continuous betting. The act of not being able to skip spins when demanded by the method may indicate an addicted gambler and disables the whole ââ,¬Å"betting opportunityââ,¬Â array of methods.
- Deviating from stop-win and stop-loss point. Either trying to get more and more (just to lose it all later) or chasing losses with a new buy-in (a total ââ,¬Å"no-noââ,¬Â).
- Continue playing even after it is clear external agents took the attention away from the game, making the player more prone to human errors (agents such as the casino environment, or if betting online from home, something distracting happened, maybe with the family).
- Most important and biggest error: thinking gambling is just leaisure and fun time. It is actually business, it has your money involved. The worst thing to do with a business activity is to think of it as a ââ,¬Å"pastimeââ,¬Â. Thatââ,¬â,,¢s not the mentality of a serious bettor; we have to go and play as smart as posible, do our best, not serve our personal conduct in a silver plate. If a person wants to be entertained, that is what the movies are for. Never take the seriousness away from the wheel, as it is what the casino wantsââ,¬Â¦ if they can make you think: ââ,¬Å"nah, it is just fun Moneyââ,¬Â, then they "got you".