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I think this is missing some vital information. It has wagered and profit loss, but that's only considering if all depos are fresh money. If I buy in 10 wager 100 worth of bets with it get up like 400 bucks and cash out. Then buy back in 300 and lose it all after wagering 1000 That system would say I wagered 1400 with a net loss of 310. When it's really just 10. I don't think it counts withdraw and depo the same. At least there is something along those lines going on. Because outright losing 40k in 100k worth of bets (not deposits, bets)  is not possible. Even a 10x win one or two times gets you much closer to even. 

 

I'm not the best at explaining statistics. Can someone who is better explain the difference between deposited and redeposited money and bets versus deposits and how that looks? Because I have wagered around 10mil and I know I'm down like 30k. Actual down. Which is about 10x better than you are showing and Id say I'm avg. 

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I hope you can recover your losses as soon as possible but I give you some advice.. try not to play for a few weeks in order to be more lucid if you continue to play, this may affect the decisions you make while you are playing in the casino.

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Im like you also, under 50k... And my income is 1,5k monthly. We can say that stake did a great marketing with streamers and influencers... 

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1 hour ago, dadams868 said:

I think this is missing some vital information. It has wagered and profit loss, but that's only considering if all depos are fresh money. If I buy in 10 wager 100 worth of bets with it get up like 400 bucks and cash out. Then buy back in 300 and lose it all after wagering 1000 That system would say I wagered 1400 with a net loss of 310. When it's really just 10. I don't think it counts withdraw and depo the same. At least there is something along those lines going on. Because outright losing 40k in 100k worth of bets (not deposits, bets)  is not possible. Even a 10x win one or two times gets you much closer to even. 

 

I'm not the best at explaining statistics. Can someone who is better explain the difference between deposited and redeposited money and bets versus deposits and how that looks? Because I have wagered around 10mil and I know I'm down like 30k. Actual down. Which is about 10x better than you are showing and Id say I'm avg. 

It's not that complicated. He's lost most, if not all, of what he deposited. 

If you want your absolute net profit/loss you just need to look at inflows/outflows to stake.

So go to transactions, and download the spreadsheets for all your deposits and withdrawals. 

Your net profit/loss is

(Sum of Deposits)-(sum of withdrawals+stake balance)

Negative number is profit, positive number is losses.  

 

 

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On 6/8/2022 at 9:19 AM, Marsus said:

Im like you also, under 50k... And my income is 1,5k monthly. We can say that stake did a great marketing with streamers and influencers... 

Rough man, and here I was being sad about my 2,5K overall loss.. Pff.

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On 6/8/2022 at 10:31 AM, PaulieWalnuts said:

It's not that complicated. He's lost most, if not all, of what he deposited. 

If you want your absolute net profit/loss you just need to look at inflows/outflows to stake.

So go to transactions, and download the spreadsheets for all your deposits and withdrawals. 

Your net profit/loss is

(Sum of Deposits)-(sum of withdrawals+stake balance)

Negative number is profit, positive number is losses.  

 

 

 

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it's so bad. 😔

On 6/8/2022 at 10:07 AM, aa123yyy said:


guys do not gamble

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I hope your defeat doesn't happen again.

On 6/8/2022 at 2:09 PM, SarnoronTV said:

I hope you can recover your losses as soon as possible but I give you some advice.. try not to play for a few weeks in order to be more lucid if you continue to play, this may affect the decisions you make while you are playing in the casino.

that's a very good suggestion. 

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