How can I figure out what Ive got now to what I could have . Is it worth the gamble?

Answer 1

What you have now is the inability to write a question, which gives others the inability to answer it.

Why don't you try again, this time in English, and with a question?

Answer 2

to figure out what you have now, look at it. That is what you have now. What you could have depends on what you have and what you wanna do. It is a very hard question to understand. If you are asking if you should gamble the money you have i say only gamble what you can afford to lose. You should not gamble expecting to win money. Thus, do not gamble, rent money, money for any bills, money for food, etc. When you gamble it should be more like you are paying to play and drink. Not playing to win money.

It is not worth it to gamble money you cannot afford to lose.

Answer 3

gotta agree with the guy uptop, but assuming your talking about poker of some sort...

Poker is all about thing's called "outs". With outs you can beat your opponent's hand. If you have no outs, then throw down your hand and walk away...

say your playing texas hold'em and the flop comes 2 hearts and 1 spade, and your hand has 2 hearts, say, King and Queen of hearts. You know that 2 more cards are coming, and that if there hearts, you'll most likely take the pot.

Now, there's is something called pot odds. Say there was only the blind money in the pot, so about $10 and your stack has $1000, if your opponent raises more then $300, he's trying to buy the pot, or protect his hand from the flush draw. From here, you can walk away because you only have $5 in the pot, and that's not a considerable loss.

However, if the pot was say... $500, and you were down to your last $200, and he pushed you "all in", then you are most likey "pot commited". This means that if you fold, you are most likely done, out, gone because you have hardly any chips left. If you have many outs, like say, all the hearts left in the deck, you have a very good chance at winning the pot and should most likely call.

Hope that helps, sorry but your question was very vague.

Answer 4

This question is a bit of an open question...it could mean many things?
Maybe it's a relationship and you want to know if you should give up the partner you have now for a possible other interested person? That's a big gamble.
Maybe it's money?

Could you make a detailed list of pros and cons so that you can see if what you could have is really that much better than what you have now?

I think in order to get helpful answers you have to make your questions a lot clearer!!!

Answer 5

Is what worth the gamble iguess you could count what you have now that would be one way to see what you have now

if you gamble like you ask questions you might want to stay home

Answer 6

Is what worth the gamble?

Answer 7

Easy - if you are asking then you don't have enough and so it is not worth the gamble

Answer 8

If you know the payoff and the odds of winning then the amount you bet doesn't matter. If you have a 3:1 chance and the bet pays anything more than that, then you should take the bet.

Answer 9

sorry
even i can't figure out what you have got and what you could have.

Answer 10

yes