Topic: A brief advice for the newbie gamblers. - page 4. (Read 1118 times)

But we cannot say that a newbie who has just entered the world of gambling must be responsible for their gambling activities - no one is perfect when they gamble for the first time, like when I first gambled, I often gambled excessively and didn't manage my bankroll, and then at some point I realized that I had to gamble responsibly because I had learned from my experience.
So for newbies, it's okay to make some mistakes when you first start gambling, but as much as possible improve your gambling and be responsible for it so that your gambling activities will not harm you.

Well explained mate! You've shared the reason why most gamblers still play even though they have experienced ups and downs in gambling life. Sometimes those past experience are the reason why they still pushing to gamble more because they assume that they can avoid any misfortune and losses If they don't do what they did before they lose the game. Truly that gambling is very tempting so you have to be more cautious in your self and you need to observe yourself if you've been go beyond your limits.

Every gambler wants always to win because winning is the goal of many gamblers. But gamblers should be aware that getting a win from gambling will not be easy, and often, they have to experience a losing streak that can cost them their money before they can win. And even if they win, that win will not be able to cover the losses they have incurred so they will still try to recover their losses first and then try to win. And if they still think that winning from gambling is easy, they will only be disappointed. If that doesn't make them aware to reduce their gambling activities immediately, they will experience losing even more money. However, they must be able to realize that gambling is not a place to make money but only to get entertainment.

Beginner gamblers don't know much about self-control or how to have good self-control. They should be able to read or even learn how to have better self-control so that they can use gambling as a form of entertainment. They only think about how to win because they have seen several people succeed in getting big wins using only a small amount of money. They will still return to gambling even though they already know about the risk of losing even more money.

Definitely, it's all a game of chance and luck. When we gamble, we make assumptions using our own ideas or experiences. These experiences might be from a past activity we engaged before similar to gambling but maybe lesser or better.  It can be exciting or sometimes a painful one, especially when we make losses.

Now when we set aside a limit or an exact estimate of the amount we wish to spend on gamble, it helps us reduce the risk of losing more due to over spending or not being able to control ourselves. Gambling can be very tempting sometimes and if we keep playing, you barley know when you have crossed your spending limit.

"LIMITATION"

This is something that you should really be needing to set since from the start on which you should really that make because having limits wouldnt really be leading into possible addiction.
This is something that you should really be following on where on the time that you are losing that much then calling it a day or having a break wont really be that a bad idea,
there are really just or simply majority of people would really be that thinking about having those winnings on which not all people would really be able to control themselves
which they do fail up miserable in speaking about self control. Some could but mostly couldnt and this what makes them ending up on having that messy financial statuses.

Setting gambling limit is the easiest way out to staying out of addiction or better still it's a better way of preventing yourself from getting to the point of addiction gambling, when you have a budget with which you are gambling with and you are disciplined enough to sticking to it then it would be easier for you.

But when you gambling at will just without any budget or any form of discipline it is possible you can gradually get to the point of gambling addiction especially when you are using money you can't comfortable lose then you may get addicted chasing losses and you may end up loosing even more , using what you can comfortably loose will enable you not to get too emotional such that you would want to revenge on the casino and win and recover your funds but then you may most likely not win enough to recover your losses except you are lucky

The gambler who are new to the gambling should increase the number of games in the gambling site by doing the betting with small amounts of dollars.The real value of the losing the game will make you felt comfortable on the big profit in the same day.The gambler who had their tactics,should use to increase the money in the wallet,later he need to complete change of the tactics to keep the money in the wallet with safer game.The gamblers tactics can be predicted by the gambling site some time,it may be the reason for the non trusted gambling sites.Later the gambling site will steal your gambling money by finding your own strategy in the game.

Focus on the experience, not the result. Exciting, suspenseful, as a thriller movie or a live sporting event. As with every game, its a game of chances with rules and strategy.

So, how about this? Gambling should be seen as a risky leisure activity. A budget is essential, just like any other activity. Set aside a sum you can lose and stick to it for gambling. Moderation and self-discipline matter.

Additionally, education. Gambling can be changed by understanding odds and probability. Not luck, but brains and calculation. Sociability is also important! Gambling with friends may be entertaining, thrilling, and embarrassing. Memories and experience matter more than triumphs and defeats.

A gambler should be advice not to gamble in a casino that allows him only 1% to win. It's a bad house edge. A casino is expected to offer at least 2% of winning for the gambler. Newbie should understand this and follow the needful rules needed to minimize the losing possibility. Such that even if they lose more than the win, it wouldn't be a huge gap of difference. On the long run the player could be having a more reasonable winning chances, depending on the bank roll. So, to keep up with this challenge, the player needs to have an extra source of income. Instead of choosing gambling as the only form of earning money. The gamblers who earn income, easily have a well-organized gambling routine compared to the inexperienced gamblers.

that's the importance of bad experiences that will make us better, but don't turn these experiences into revenge, it's the same as throwing yourself into a pit, learn from the bad past and listen to advice from seniors, bad experiences only harm once if we Being aware of ourselves is much better than continuing to retaliate and wanting to return defeat

Now that's the real deal you don't need be told by someone about not gambling greedily as you gamble because you have learnt your lessons the hard way which is the right way to stick to responsible gambling. Although not all will still learn from their huge losses but that's their business, for if they can't learn from a direct ugly experience then for sure they wouldn't learn from any advise given. It all a waste of time. Thank heavens for you mate learning from your mistake.

On a short note, there is up to 99% chances that you could loose and just about 1% probability chances that you may win while gambling.
So newbies, your enlightenments on a specific game in real life shouldn't give you a falseful hope to be an expert predictional while stepping on the gambling board.

We all started as newbies, not trying at all is worse. We all have a choice wether to be responsible or to be eaten by greed. We do all have the capability to limit ourseleves with the amount we would gamble or wager. If you cannot afford losing that much then bet a small amount. If things ain't going better still, then that would be the time you should stop. No one forced us to gamble but our initiative in the first place. You could improve throughout your journey or to conclude taking a break.
It is just not that easy to accept how gambling really works. With greed, we are all hoping to earn huge in gambling; some are even dreaming of getting rich by winning the jackpot. We often disregard the reality that the ratio of losing to winning is probably one in a million, or even bigger. You would experience winning as you gamble but the point of securing your profit is what drags us to play more and end up with loss.

So to all newbies out there, clear your mindset first. It is always the foundation which is important to everything. If you know how risky gambling is and if you know how to manage your bankroll and emotion, then you'd be fine. Profit will just come on your way as you prevent losing big amounts. It's all about efficiency.

Well that's right, usually it's like that where people will lose consciousness when they always want to win so they keep chasing and their finances are slowly drained and as time goes by they get more desperate like selling or pawning some of their valuables or for example borrowing money from one of the services for gambling capital. I think the main problem in this case is the misunderstanding of gambling, especially the winnings, beginners still have the idea that winning is easy to get so they do everything they think is useful to realize their wishes, but over time as you said that unconsciously the amount of loss is accumulating.

On the other hand, I don't think beginners don't want to apply self-control, but they don't know about the dangers of gambling and in addition what they think is just a way to get a win and not a way for prevention, as I said above that it seems that the main problem is the misunderstanding of gambling so they get involved in the wrong path.

I think it's important to accept the ups and downs of success and failure. It's all about the excitement, the game plan, and the friendship among players. My connection with gambling changed when I started to love the game instead of just trying to win. Instead of being a frantic race to the top, it turned into a pleasant social pastime

Regarding greed, that is the tough part, isn't it? Yes, exercising self-control is crucial. I've discovered that it's important to establish limits, such as spending caps or time limits, to keep gaming enjoyable. Similar to enjoying your favorite dessert, you should relish it without going overboard. In this way, we may encourage harmless gambling that is lighthearted, pleasurable, and, above all, under control

Yes, that's right, it's likely that novice gamblers will only think about winning and winning, before they experience losing large amounts of money, it's like they won't understand that gambling must be done responsibly. Therefore, I think that novice gamblers will be vulnerable to developing a gambling addiction, where they will gamble continuously because they only think about winning. It's easy for them to fall because they only think about winning and winning.

Indeed, in general gamblers are like that, many of them follow their greed which leads them to lose large amounts of money. and indeed all gamblers should be able to control their greed, and I think that greed can be controlled after we have self-control. The main self-control that must be possessed in gambling is to prevent undesirable things from happening, such as gambling addiction or losing large amounts of money.

A newbie gambler may not even easily understand what it means to gamble responsible untill they lose huge amount from their income. I could remember how I fall a victim when I started gambling. Trying to avoid being greedy is the main point in gambling responsibly.

The best advice I can share right now is do gambling for fun, don't get in a position where you will think too much about what you could have won, I see many people going into gambling with the mind of winning a lot, most gamblers think this way, but it's really wrong, because gambling is out of everyone reach, you can't always win.

Instead, it's better to think more about how much you will like to lose when trying your luck, and also focus more on the games, if you are not enjoying the games you should probably avoid gambling, because you are doing it for the money only and you will get your feelings ruined.

Try getting a job first, use some percentage from the money to risk on gambling, and keep living your life, as time goes by you will have your good days and bad days in gambling, it is normal, do not run after the money you have lost, it will only make you become greedy, once it's gone its gone, that's why you need a fixed amount for gambling only.

We will not be aware of using more money to gamble because we are closed by the desire to win or have excessive pleasure from gambling and do not think that using more money can trigger bigger losses. The curiosity to know how to get bigger wins will increase, and the desire to deposit more money will arise. Without continuous self-control, novice gamblers will not realize that they have started to fall deeper into gambling. If they don't realize it immediately, they will face even bigger problems. That's where a gambling addiction will appear that they didn't expect and even though they already have a gambling addiction, they still don't know that it is a gambling addiction that many gamblers have experienced. And by experiencing continuous losses at gambling, they want to recover their losses so they will continue to deposit more money.

This will happen to novice gamblers who do not want to exercise self-control even though they know only self-control can prevent them from spending more money. They feel that they have found a different passion for gambling and do not feel the danger that arises even after they have been gambling for a while. The desire to win is what triggers them to do more gambling. Many novice gamblers end up becoming addicted to gambling in a short time and this is not surprising because if they cannot exercise self-control, gambling addiction will come to them and will encourage them to gamble continuously.

This your comment reminds me of a particular senerio that happens sometimes ago, it was all about some guy who came to me for advice, he wanted to start a taxi business, so he was aware I run that business before covids, so when he seek for my advice, I told him to buy Landed property or even gold if he can't afford the risk in bitcoin, instead going into a highly capital intensive business like cab business since my experience was not a good one when I did the business, instead taking my advice the guy went ahead to go on with the business and at the end he lost Alot of money along the line, he learned the lesson the hardest way.

Same thing will go for newbies gambler's, matter the advice we give to them right now, their will still fall back to the old ways of want to put the foot down and get burned for them to experience the real deal.