Many people say that event contracts are very simple, and many friends also say that they feel very suitable for themselves. You may enjoy playing this several times a day, but if you want to fully immerse yourself, then I think you need to first understand the essence of this gameplay before deciding whether to only play it.
To make a long story short, this type of gameplay is essentially a game of the house advantage disguised as trading— the platform is merely packaging random fluctuations into certain opportunities with fixed odds, while actually hiding a 20% mathematical rake through the odds structure. You think you are 'using experience to predict direction,' but in fact, you are betting against an asymmetrical risk model designed by actuaries.
Traditional trading at least provides you with position management and stop-loss tools, while this all-or-nothing mechanism drains the most crucial 'risk buffer zone' from trading, disguising the long-term expected value of negative outcomes with short-term high odds stimulation. The real trap is that it makes newcomers mistakenly regard 'not being liquidated' as safety, while failing to realize that 'each bet inherently gives up 10% of expected returns' is the root cause of chronic losses.
If you still really want to play, please remember one thing: your average winning rate across all markets must be at least 55.56% to avoid losses, and this is under the condition that you remain completely rational and maintain consistent position sizes throughout the process.
