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Achievable Goal
Achievable Goal!
Word Count:
688
Summary:
Online gambling should be fun and should not become a hazard to your financial well being. The hope to have just the slightest chance on a "Big Win" keeps players gambling longer and longer this obviously increases the amount of money the casino gets which is great (for the casino). The longer a gambler plays on a single table or machine the more likely it is the house will win, 'FACT'.
Keywords:
casino, reviews, poker, odds and tips, sports betting, slots, gambling, cash, jackpot, betting, free bets, bonus,
Article Body:
We would all love to win big money gambling, obviously without spending too much of our hard earned cash. The best thing to do if your going to gamble on one of these new online casino or poker site is take a bit of advice. To start with don't risk your money before you know the basic rules and strategies involved.
The main problem most casino players have is that they all play until they run out of money. That is of course what every big casino want you to do, this is not the way it is supposed to work. Every game has its own strategy and the winning chances are always different depending on what you know about the game.
Online gambling should be fun and should not become a hazard to your financial well being. The hope to have just the slightest chance on a "Big Win" keeps players gambling longer and longer this obviously increases the amount of money the casino gets which is great (for the casino). The longer a gambler plays on a single table or machine the more likely it is the house will win, 'FACT'.
The main reason the most players don't win is greed, they have unreasonable goals for how much money they want to make or win. These players start out good, win a couple of games and want more and more. So he or she keeps betting more money and, as a result of this, loses more money due to his higher bets. This is of course not the fault of the online casino, it is just down to the individual being greedy. After someone starts losing it is very unlikely that he just stands up and plays a different game or gambles on a different table, until he/she wins the same amount of money back from when he/she started out with. So he/she will keep playing until the whole bankroll is gone.
"How do you get odds on your side and to be a winner?" you're asking. You have to stop being greedy. Think about what you want to achieve before you put your money at risk. Do you want to have fun and just play online for a couple of hours or are you serious about winning a good amount of money, or a combination of both reasons? Whether you want to play for fun or for some serious cash, make sure you set yourself an achievable goal.
Let's say you are willing to risk a £100 cash. If you hope to turn that £100 into £100,000, then you are dead wrong. But there are good realistic opportunities to double your money and turn £100 into £200 or even more.
If you just want to have fun for a couple of hours online gambling regardless how much you win or lose you should look for low limit table games or play the 25 cent machines like video poker. These games are fun and if you really do lose it won't be much.
Don't forget to set yourself an achievable goal before you start gambling and make sure to stick to it, and most important is that you don't let the greed take over. This way you are in an excellent position to start gambling, online or in a regular casino, and have a great chance to reach your goal.
Make sure you stick to these very simple rules and be disciplined. You will see if you do so you will have a much more satisfying, and not so costly online gambling experience. Common sense and being in control are probably the most powerful you have on you side against the casino.
Much more important is that you know everything there is to know about the games you are playing.
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Remember your achievable goal and have fun, good luck!
BONUS : Title:
Achieve More by Deleting "Should" from your Vocabulary
Word Count:
467
Summary:
Take back your power and motivation by replacing "should's" with "will's."
Keywords:
goal, goals, goal achievement, goal setting, new years resolutions
Article Body:
When we talk about our goals, we use the word "should" a lot. Most of us think it's just an innocent word that helps us get out of boring conversations and confrontations about our bad habits. However, the word "should" poisons our speech and ambitions by inferring that what we're doing isn't good enough, and that we would be better off doing something else.
When you say you "should" do something, what are you really saying?
1. It's an obligation that you're not fond of.
We don't talk about how we "should" do things that we don't feel obligated to do. If we are excited about eating cake, we don't say, "I "should" eat cake." We just do it! However, if we feel obligated to eat celery, it becomes a "should." If making cookies for the bake sale is a "should," it's an obligation. If it were a fun activity, it would be easy for you to just do it.
2. You're not going to do it and you have an excuse as to why.
"I "should" ________________," is usually followed by, "but ______________." When you say things like this, you are proclaming to the world that you agree one course of action would be appropriate, and that you're going to do the exact opposite. Imagine how foolish you would sound telling your boss, "I know that the appropriate thing to do is to stay late and finish the proposal so I am prepared for tomorrow's meeting, and instead of doing that I am going to go home and take the chance of not finishing it before the meeting tomorrow morning." If this is what you really mean, why bother disguising with a "should?" Deep down, you know what's really going on.
3. You know exactly what you need to do to make things better and you haven't started yet!
For all of you out there who "should" stop smoking, who "should" lose weight, or who "should" go back to school, you know exactly what you want to do to make your life better for yourself, and you're using "should" as a lame excuse not to take action! Of course, standing on the sidelines is much easier than running after the ball, but you don't win any games that way. If you have a long list of "should's" and a short list of goals, choose which of those "should's" you will follow through with and put your plans on paper.
If instead of feeling that your day is just one thing you "should" do after another thing you "should" do, turn your "should's" into definite "will's" or "will not's." While "should" robs you of power and motivation, "will" gives you power and resolve to get things done. With fewer "should's" in your vocabulary, you'll find yourself speeding along the road to accomplishment.
Achieve More by Deleting "Should" from your Vocabulary
Word Count:
467
Summary:
Take back your power and motivation by replacing "should's" with "will's."
Keywords:
goal, goals, goal achievement, goal setting, new years resolutions
Article Body:
When we talk about our goals, we use the word "should" a lot. Most of us think it's just an innocent word that helps us get out of boring conversations and confrontations about our bad habits. However, the word "should" poisons our speech and ambitions by inferring that what we're doing isn't good enough, and that we would be better off doing something else.
When you say you "should" do something, what are you really saying?
1. It's an obligation that you're not fond of.
We don't talk about how we "should" do things that we don't feel obligated to do. If we are excited about eating cake, we don't say, "I "should" eat cake." We just do it! However, if we feel obligated to eat celery, it becomes a "should." If making cookies for the bake sale is a "should," it's an obligation. If it were a fun activity, it would be easy for you to just do it.
2. You're not going to do it and you have an excuse as to why.
"I "should" ________________," is usually followed by, "but ______________." When you say things like this, you are proclaming to the world that you agree one course of action would be appropriate, and that you're going to do the exact opposite. Imagine how foolish you would sound telling your boss, "I know that the appropriate thing to do is to stay late and finish the proposal so I am prepared for tomorrow's meeting, and instead of doing that I am going to go home and take the chance of not finishing it before the meeting tomorrow morning." If this is what you really mean, why bother disguising with a "should?" Deep down, you know what's really going on.
3. You know exactly what you need to do to make things better and you haven't started yet!
For all of you out there who "should" stop smoking, who "should" lose weight, or who "should" go back to school, you know exactly what you want to do to make your life better for yourself, and you're using "should" as a lame excuse not to take action! Of course, standing on the sidelines is much easier than running after the ball, but you don't win any games that way. If you have a long list of "should's" and a short list of goals, choose which of those "should's" you will follow through with and put your plans on paper.
If instead of feeling that your day is just one thing you "should" do after another thing you "should" do, turn your "should's" into definite "will's" or "will not's." While "should" robs you of power and motivation, "will" gives you power and resolve to get things done. With fewer "should's" in your vocabulary, you'll find yourself speeding along the road to accomplishment.
