Topic: Advice when you are going a bit far in gaming and betting - page 38. (Read 7732 times)

It does. Different mechanics but the same principle. Because both derives from risks and also does same driven with participant's beliefs and emotion.

On trading, you timed it, you pick a direction going higher or lower. You set your stop loss, your take profit, and you maximum risk. So does when you play poker or slots. You have your own game or strategy. You time when you will participate also. You set how much you are wiling to lose, you set you qouta too for your wins and how much will be your exposure. Almost same is it? Same with the emotion, same deals with greed, fear, because guess what? money is involved.

A good response and indeed to apply self-discipline is not easy as we speak because to apply self-discipline can give rise to a feeling that might make a person become anxious because they have to give up quite a lot of bad habits that have previously been done so easily.
Indeed, sometimes we need to experience big losses or get really bitter experiences so we can think well and not be careless in using money or actions when in the gambling industry.
Many people start trying to apply self-discipline and also always think several times or make considerations for every action so they don't take one wrong step, but in reality it can't last long.

anaging those chips like a boss while some of us are chasing losses. But seriously, your level of self-control? Major envy here

But here's the thing: most folks don't run their lives on Excel sheets. They're just winging it and getting high off those blinking lights and jackpot sounds. For them, it's not about testing self-control; it's the thrill, dude! So, while you've got this gambling game on lock, many are riding the rollercoaster without brakes

For the newbies here, listen to Mr./Ms. Disciplined over there. Use the darn self-exclusion, will ya? If the chips are down (literally and figuratively), get some help. ASAP. Don't wait for the ship to sink

The problem is that self discipline cannot be learned just like that,in theory we all have self discipline but when it comes to applying it most of us are driven by the rage and greed and not the logic which is nearer to self control and self discipline.That is why we have several addicted gamblers nowadays because they have lost this sense and self control nowadays can only be learned the hard way,one should have a really big lose impacting his financial status which will in turn make him think more cold headed and will definitely lead to self discipline in the long time.

You need to have a lot of self-discipline to play gambling games otherwise you are a loser from the start. Otherwise, you'll want more and more, and that's an addiction. When someone is addicted, these tips will not help much, because then the addict will do everything to keep playing.

Why should a casino try to prevent a gambler from gambling excessively because casino are operated to generate profits and if gamblers doesn't gamble how then will the casino run their business,  we're will their liquidity come from and how far can their go when it comes to paying players.

Casinos can place some for of limits and features that allow users to self-exclude themselves from going too much gambling but more also,  it is all about the business and the casino may not pay too much attention to developing what can help the gambler to monitor or control their gambling activities.

I have never seen a casino where they try to prevent a user from excessive gambling with bots. And they will never take such steps. If they take any such initiative they will lose their profit. In view of business they will suffer. If any casino sets such limitations they will lose their clients and those clients will move to other platforms. A gambler has to know about himself and should be taken the right decision. No casino will restrict you for gambling loss.

Yeah, when you are already doing something that is not usual, a good example is when you are selling something or you are loaning to have some money for your gambling, unlike before you are using spare but when you are being push into urgency that you need to keep playing/betting, that's something that needed to address it's showing that addiction may now being develop inside you.

You need to act as quick as possible to avoid getting engaged and to avoid such control inside you. It will create bigger problem if you failed to notice the kind of change in your gambling activities.

Of course, there is no casino that will calculate your limit for you, you are to be responsible enough to know when and why to stop. It's good for gamblers to do this often so that they will be able to test their self-control. There is a need to have your plans and calculations in gambling and be very strict with your periodic budgets. I hardly exhaust mine because I have a lot of profitable engagements, I just go to gamble when I feel bored and it has always been fun. These are my personal doings, plans and calculations and I might not even gamble for a whole week and I will not feel it. But one thing I noticed is that when I give in to gambling more often, I get carried away by it before I start retraining myself.

By this, I don't spend beyond my limit, still, I sense danger for those people that are not strong in mind and plans. My advice to those who are also out of control and could not do it by themselves is to first use the self-exclusion feature if available and get help as soon as possible, not until that red line is finally closed.

You are right; I think the process of giving off one's belongings mostly and regularly occurs on street gambling. Some people are even more carried away with street bets to the extent that they can gamble with their shirt,shoes, phones, wristwatch, or something else valuable that they have within them. That is basically when the gambler is going a bit too far in gambling. I don't see many of such incidents occurring in real betting centres, although the one I only experienced one day was that the gambler was betting consistently to the extent that he lost all the money he had, and without realising it, he still bet on the last game online to realise that he didn't have any funds on him again, so the cashier asked him to drop his mobile phone, which was the only option he had.

I guess the final gauge is when betting starts creating issues in you life. You may have already exceeded you comfort level by that moment and if not conscious you may get into further trouble with family. You do need to find that situation in which you detect it far before it has become such a problem and you can still call it a bad day and go home.

Really I thought this is the best time to gamble must especially sports betting since we are at the beginning of the season and most of the leagues have started so we have a lot of games to bet on.

But since this is a personal decision to take a break from active gambling I bet it serves you best then and enjoy your break and see you when you resume your gambling activities.

I am not familiar if there is even a casino that will set up the limits and if there is, it's within the user is the real battle is. The emotion is harder to control than said. Sticking with the said budget is like limiting your freedom to win back the loss.

I don't think this is even the gauge to measure whether you are going a bit far in betting. I think its how you behave after losing a sum of money is what defines going a bit far. If you sell your belongings like watches or jewelry in order to gamble again, thats where it goes beyond.

Now in the summer there are much fewer winnings, I decided to suspend the game. Continue in autumn and winter 

In gambling there are also several settings to stop betting when it reaches a certain point where we make settings to stop the game automatically, but not all casinos implement that, it is also true that the two are very different even though both have the same risks, but when discussing losses there will be very different, traders even though they lose if the price goes down the number of coins remains the same and it doesn't run out it's just that the value goes down, while gambling the coins will run out when you lose

That difference makes the two very different because what equates the two is the risk where when a trader panics and sells cheap it means he loses money and value too, so that's how traders work, while gambling is definitely gone.

What similarities exactly apart from both being risky that you can lose your money which is normal with every other business. Gambling and trading is not the same thing in terms of purpose and principle. Gambling is based on luck and you can not stop a game that you are already losing to stop your lose. But traders can use a stop mechanism that they use to cut down lose. I think this is a big difference and not similarities because they are not driving through same principle.

It's not even about the strategy used now, it's about fun misappropriation a gambler can do which is one of the worst step to take being a gambler, there's no how you won't felt bad with using the money that is not meant for gambling to gamble and you loose at the end, what sort of misconception is that, each time we gamble, we should know that it's a fifty by fifty chance of winning or loosing even though we are very sure of what we are betting, there's no guarantee on winning, I don't expect older citizens to be much involved in gambling.


Even though gambling is quite different from trading, we cannot deby the fact that they have little similarities together in risk and loosing.

This is understandable but how is that going to be achieved is what the issue is. An infant giving his mum money that he was gifted by his uncle and going back to collect same money is possible and doable but the instance of an adult doing same may not be easy. Although some friend can keep his money with another friend so that he doesn't over spend on his bankroll but it is still not sustainable because that friend that is in custody of the friend's money is not mandated not to release the money at the threat of the owner. Or in the instance that the wife is in custody of the husband's bankroll and the husband keeps having loses while the family is largely in need of food stuffs. 

One should never consider depending on luck as a source of income. Because income requires a well-defined means of getting money regularly. Here, for those who operate gambling in the casino, it cannot be called a source of income, but when there is an owner of the casino or someone working there, it can be considered as a source of income because there is a system of receiving money at certain times. A gambler must develop a losing mentality before going to a casino or gambling platform or else he will suffer from greed and in turn the chances of losing his wealth greatly.

You are right, but people don't know when they are wrong, gambling is like catching cruise and I believe that people especially youths doesn't know such because they do take gambling like everything and that is why they are being discouraged whenever they lose. If someone make statistics of money to be spend in gambling weekly its when it will know that gambling is all about taking away of our income or resources. When someone is jobless it's when the tension of gambling will become high and never will the person remember that another thing can gives it money, so that is the things I'm looking at for now for gambling, we need not to put all our money and interest in gambling it will affect us when we lose, I have made this comment repeatedly and people who are gambling addicting should have know
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I feel like, bro, you're kind of drowning in them, even though you're hitting important points. It's true that many people simply don't understand when they're making the incorrect decisions, particularly when it comes to money. Isn't that similar to someone going online to gamble with their hard-earned money rather than conversing or watching cat videos? No, that's not it

Yeah, and The statement that it would be alarming if someone checked their weekly gambling expenditures is something I completely understand. Life, after all, isn't it all about making decisions and striking a balance? You can do so much more on the internet, homie, like millions of different things. Recalling that losing one's job does not entitle one to gamble away one's concerns is crucial, particularly for the younger generation. Creating content, dropshipping, or even just selling items you don't need on eBay are just a few of the abundant internet income opportunities. Though I hope you get the argument through and not just the nonsense, your point is well made