So big, too fast

[KiXxnTRiXx]

Just wondering how big have you lost in one session? This past few days has been really tough. just recently, i suffered huge losses that even till now, kinda makes me sick a little thinking about it. It took me a while to build  few of those big balances, only to lose it way too quickly. what about you? have you turned a smaller balance into a huge one which took you a good amount of time playing catefully, just to lose it fast and makes you feel sick or disgusted thinking about it?

My biggest losses in one session build from a smaller balances for each currency..

Doge - 0.1 to 3k to 0

Ltc - 0.03 to 2.7 to 0

Eth - 0.0005 to 0.7 to 0

Bch - 0.000001 to 0.012 to 0

Btc - 0.00009 to 0.04 to 0

Gross... 

[irawk0]

I do the same ALOT. I believe the worst was when I accumulated 3m satoshi from like 50k deposit. It took like a month or more of slow, careful playing with giveaways/challenges, then I seem to hit a never-ending loss streak busting all of the 3m satoshi and whatever else currency I had at the time (I was rage betting those... figured I'd lose lol >.<) It was the only time my stats were actually green for once, and I was stupid enough to not say good enough and leave. This was when BTC was $6500 too... ughh

Did the same recently with turning 2m deposit into 7m+ then busting all of it. Definitely not my fondest moments...

As to other currencies... I don't really have em so most of the stats were from whatever I got as rains.

[Mahdirakib87]

Ahh well we mostly start from low balance make it big and finally bust. That's all for greedy mind. When we won big from little we think we can win more. Once I won 0.075 btc from 0.002 btc. Though that's not big as the start was also good amount. Yesterday I made 0.006 btc from 0.00007 btc but finally busted it. Cause I wanted to make it more and recover all losses. I have also made 0.06 btc 3 ltc from little balance few months ago. And busted all by redepositing. Mostly we all do that. That's how gambler life runs. Lol

[williamshennie9]

I once went from 200k, to 0.04 btc, and then busted. It really hurts, but it taught me to withdraw when I make large profits  SO at least I got a valuable lesson out of it.

[KiXxnTRiXx]

57 minutes ago, williamshennie9 said:

I once went from 200k, to 0.04 btc, and then busted. It really hurts, but it taught me to withdraw when I make large profits  SO at least I got a valuable lesson out of it.

Ya ive learned that lesson as well.. but then a new lesson would be not to re-deposit to bust what you did withdraw. lol..

[Shaniqua]

once i did from 100k to 0.240btc to bust in about 10 minutes
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            
omg just thinking about it is making my stomach churn....

[Chrab0vsky]

haha win 2ltc busted 0.5 withdraw 1.1 and lose all fast... 0.4 up rains tips

[rajamishra]

its a very  big thing due to u collect so faster u believe u can  read all the ups and down but not true some one play to get that balance in a month 

he or she will know all the pattern and losses chances 90% less 

its my thinking rest so many experienced player there

[clariaaaa]

biggest lost was a 0.1 btc from 0.005. whole process was just one hour time. haha.

[Etude]

One session's biggest lose? Probably losing 0.5 BTC in sportsbet in just two betslips of ping pong matches which barely lasted 10 minutes.

[Shaniqua]

23 hours ago, clariaaaa said:

biggest lost was a 0.1 btc from 0.005. whole process was just one hour time. haha.

did you at least get to enjoy yourself during hat one hour?
                                                                                                                                                        
also im wondering when was this? btc=$20k or like when btc=$200

[athena2007]

everyone loses sometimes it is not a big story 

[clariaaaa]

10 hours ago, Shaniqua said:

did you at least get to enjoy yourself during hat one hour?
                                                                                                                                                        
also im wondering when was this? btc=$20k or like when btc=$200

probably 1 year ago. i think should be ard 10k range :(

[Brunkey]

 I had like 0.44 LTC i double it! Then i lose everything that was not cool. 

[KiXxnTRiXx]

So angry.. i turned 70 doge to 5000 on plinko to only get bs on keno.. that game is just insanely broken.  9 numbers and couldnt even hit more than 2 numbers.. and was only hitting 3 numbers when i do hit greens and the rare 5... cant hit 2 greens a row.. it just aate everything so quickly since hitting 3 numbers at 9 is only 1.55x which is shit... an illusion of a win.. so bad.. ugh

[williamshennie9]

1 hour ago, Brunkey said:

 I had like 0.44 LTC i double it! Then i lose everything that was not cool. 

A good rule of thumb is to withdraw 80% of your winnings when you double a large amount like that, and then play with the balance

[Brunkey]

Just now, williamshennie9 said:

A good rule of thumb is to withdraw 80% of your winnings when you double a large amount like that, and then play with the balance

Yes you right man! I am really thumb bro hahah. But i love to do risky you know.

[SovietDoggo]

I always try to bet really big too fast and it always bites me in the butt, haha 🙂

[Rantly]

i went from 0.1 ltc to like 6litecoin with all ins then i was like meh and did another all in for some reason, because i reached 6ltc so fast i didnt realise its like 300$+ ( ltc was around 65$ each )

[Snike]

My worst ones have been,

0.0002 btc to 0.07 to 0.

0.002 ltc to 0.7 to 0.

and 0.001 eth to 0.6 to 0. 

But I can say I am happy or rather not too angry about loosing because it hasnt been my deposited money so I dont really "care" that I lost. I know, winning and withdrawing those amounts would have been better but you cant always choose right?