managing fund is very important, but also managing mood is not less important, especially for gamblers. bad mood can make us so reckless at making decisions that can lead us to a bad situation in life.
Indeed, that is one of the factors that cause them to lose a lot of money when gambling, not a few people who are having financial problems and when someone suggests to multiply money in gambling and try it, here alone shows that the decision taken is wrong. Gambling cannot solve anyone's financial problems and it is proven by the many people who have experienced the bad effects of gambling.
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However, there's a crucial moment in every gambler's journey. the moment when you hit that big win. Do you cash out and savor your victory, or do you continue playing in hopes of even bigger winnings?
- Absolutely, I think many gamblers, including myself, have been in this situation. Reflecting on my past experiences, I have to admit that I've been tempted to aim for bigger wins. There were times when I considered cashing out, but I convinced myself that I could manage my funds responsibly and that I'd withdraw regardless of the outcome. - However, you can probably guess what happened next. Following a loss, I kept thinking, "Just one more try," and that led to me losing everything, including my initial investment. Regrettably, this has happened to me on more than one occasion.
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I've often wondered how many of us can truly stop playing when we are ahead. It's a challenge because the allure of winning more can be irresistible.
Succeeding in this requires a great deal of discipline and a well-thought-out plan. However, there's a paradox I've noticed. Often, disciplined individuals with clear plans may not achieve big wins because they tend to set appropriate risk/reward levels. To win big, one must take higher risks, and those with strict discipline often avoid such risks.Some 'senior' gamblers said to me that one rule at being a gambler is not to be greedy, your win comes form other' losses, you cant be always a winner at every occasion. you cant make a living form gambling, it's just for fun.
if you get a big win which is enough for you to have fun with that money, then just cash out soon. it's the best way to have a good mood of the day, that's the reason/purpose of us having fun.
But not everyone can do that, because it is self-control, self-control that is easy to say but difficult to do and that is the reality. most people do gambling without realizing they cannot control themselves and there is a loss of a lot of money. managing fund is very important, but also managing mood is not less important, especially for gamblers. bad mood can make us so reckless at making decisions that can lead us to a bad situation in life.
Indeed, that is one of the factors that cause them to lose a lot of money when gambling, not a few people who are having financial problems and when someone suggests to multiply money in gambling and try it, here alone shows that the decision taken is wrong. Gambling cannot solve anyone's financial problems and it is proven by the many people who have experienced the bad effects of gambling. 
However, there's a crucial moment in every gambler's journey. the moment when you hit that big win. Do you cash out and savor your victory, or do you continue playing in hopes of even bigger winnings?
- Absolutely, I think many gamblers, including myself, have been in this situation. Reflecting on my past experiences, I have to admit that I've been tempted to aim for bigger wins. There were times when I considered cashing out, but I convinced myself that I could manage my funds responsibly and that I'd withdraw regardless of the outcome. - However, you can probably guess what happened next. Following a loss, I kept thinking, "Just one more try," and that led to me losing everything, including my initial investment. Regrettably, this has happened to me on more than one occasion.
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I've often wondered how many of us can truly stop playing when we are ahead. It's a challenge because the allure of winning more can be irresistible.
Succeeding in this requires a great deal of discipline and a well-thought-out plan. However, there's a paradox I've noticed. Often, disciplined individuals with clear plans may not achieve big wins because they tend to set appropriate risk/reward levels. To win big, one must take higher risks, and those with strict discipline often avoid such risks.Some 'senior' gamblers said to me that one rule at being a gambler is not to be greedy, your win comes form other' losses, you cant be always a winner at every occasion. you cant make a living form gambling, it's just for fun.
if you get a big win which is enough for you to have fun with that money, then just cash out soon. it's the best way to have a good mood of the day, that's the reason/purpose of us having fun.
managing fund is very important, but also managing mood is not less important, especially for gamblers. bad mood can make us so reckless at making decisions that can lead us to a bad situation in life.
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Well, when we focus on doing other types of things in the game, such as having fun and knowing how to take care of our money, because only things change, we shouldn't do much, because we know that things are focused on doing the best and never deducting, so We have to follow certain patterns that we ourselves sometimes set, and one of those is sometimes not stopping when we should stop to prevent our money from disappearing and us being left without capital, that is one of the things that we have to do. to do with autocontrol and a series of fundamentals that we as people who play must consider, that is why the issue of risk management is also good, for this reason we must always take care of ourselves to be able to have a better way of doing things with money, whenever we are in contact with something like money, we cannot take care of it, we cannot neglect ourselves to do things better, so in this order of ideas we have to act in a better way, it is money, and it is obvious what I mean, you have to take care of yourself.
The issue of addiction is something very delicate, I have already said it in this and other stories, what I think is that there are many more cases of addiction, and this must be attacked quickly because we are always focused on doing better or better. the best to be able to help and give the best contributions to the people who are suffering from it , because only those who are suffering from it are the ones who know how they feel, and that must be a very negative effect on their lives, but I tell you, that Everything is possible in life , and I know that there are many ways to attack the problem, it is not by leaving it at once, although if it is possible it would be the best, but for those who cannot, I have always recommended that they play in the casino but for less time. , and that you Practice a lot of sports so that you focus only on that and get tired so that you don't have time to regret or feel like playing in the casino.
having on the same mindset when it comes to dealing with gambling.If you are really that someone whose really that impulsive when it comes on making money with gambling
then for sure you would really be keeping on playing until you would be busting it all. We do know that once you do have still that balance you would really be pursuing on playing even more.
Cashing out just because you've seen that an opportunity for it to be a total loss, then it would come up or basing up into your own analysis.
Dealing up with sports betting does have several things which needs to be considered.
If those who have won, especially those who have won a lot, still want to win more, they have to be prepared for loss, which can come at any time because if they decide to continue playing even though they have already won, they could experience loss. This has been experienced by many gamblers who are getting greedy with previous winnings and think that while they are still winning and getting more money, they can gamble longer than usual, which means they have a chance to win again. But that's not what happens because most gamblers who have won have to endure losses little by little until, finally, they lose all their winnings. And if that's the case, they can only regret it, but unfortunately, it's too late because they don't have any more money.
This is actually very difficult to do, because no one knows where the moment is when you can walk away with winnings at your peak. You could even call it a mind trap. If after this the loss begins, then it is like a spiral that accelerates more and more each time, dragging us in. In practice, a player usually ends up betting forever or for a long time when he has lost quite a lot. I have almost never heard of those who won a lot and left. Those who are between these two categories also continue to play until they reach one of these states. Most of it is due to greed and regret. When I bet, I always remember this.Then it would be fair to set the limit not in absolute numbers but in percentages. Then, with an increase in the deposit, it will be possible to place more bets, and with an unsuccessful game, the bet size will decrease.
Answering the main question of the topic: you should always know what you want to earn money for. Based on this, a decision will be made about how much money to withdraw in order to make a purchase of what you want. In general, you need to know your goals in advance.
This is certainly true, but a large number of players just play like that and don’t even think about their goals. Because they like the process itself, add a little excitement to this and now the player is no longer in control of what is happening, but he is controlled by emotions. It’s as if he’s on a rollercoaster that takes him up and down, swinging his emotions and provoking him to wrong and illogical actions. Before entering gambling, we need to think about everything and not rush to determine whether we are really ready for this. Answering the main question of the topic: you should always know what you want to earn money for. Based on this, a decision will be made about how much money to withdraw in order to make a purchase of what you want. In general, you need to know your goals in advance.
How exactly do you guys even come to this conclusion that one or a gambler can set a winning limit and stick to it?, we all know that when a gambler in winning, that is when he or she is much more motivated to keep paying more and more, so as to keep increasing the profit, and we never can tell what may happen, the gambler might end up hitting the jackpot if he or she keep going.
To this or the above, i personally believe that setting a winning limit is not efficient and so unreliable when it comes to responsible gambling. Instead of setting a winning limit, set a loss limit instead, with a loss limit, you know that once you as a gambler have lost a set amount of money in gambling in a day, you give up gambling the whole of that day and possibly try again the next day. A loss limit i believe will be more effective and more reliable in helping a gambler maintain a responsible gambling attitude.
The motivation that you are talking about often tends to be the enemy of a gambler since when they get motivated to gamble more after winning, they may lose whatever they have managed to win so far which isn't what one would want. Setting just a loss limit would mean that a gambler wouldn't stop gambling until they reach that point when they have already lost a substantial amount from their initial bankroll even if they have managed to win some money on top of it initially.To this or the above, i personally believe that setting a winning limit is not efficient and so unreliable when it comes to responsible gambling. Instead of setting a winning limit, set a loss limit instead, with a loss limit, you know that once you as a gambler have lost a set amount of money in gambling in a day, you give up gambling the whole of that day and possibly try again the next day. A loss limit i believe will be more effective and more reliable in helping a gambler maintain a responsible gambling attitude.
That's why, I believe, even if one doesn't set a limit for their winnings, they should know when to stop gambling if they are ahead of the house so that they can make use of the profits in another session or maybe cash them out. A responsible gambler wouldn't just know when to stop when they are losing, but they should know when to stop even when they are winning only to secure the profits.
- Until now, many gamblers in the crypto space still have the feeling that when they win, they want to play even more because they think that they will continue to win if they continue. They do win, but this situation often happens to most gamblers who still lose in the end.
And we also know why. That's because they are always greedy for the money they get from winning something that shouldn't be like that, so it seems that other gamblers are used to it in crypto gambling.
Often, disciplined individuals with clear plans may not achieve big wins because they tend to set appropriate risk/reward levels. To win big, one must take higher risks, and those with strict discipline often avoid such risks.
So, is it true that disciplined gamblers always make small but consistent profits? I have a slightly different view on this, where disciplined gamblers should set limits to avoid addiction, like time constraints and gambling budgets.When you're disciplined and use gambling as an alternative source of income, isn't this a bad thing as well? It's like people expect gambling to be a part-time job or even a full-time career just because they can maintain discipline in their gambling. I see a different essence when gambling involves high risks. Even if the bet amount is small, the thrill remains distinct.
Yes you are both ready right s deiciplined gamblers know when he put his bet and when he stop in other hand those discipline gamblers had a slightly chances of losses as we all know that they can control themselves once they loss the they will take a rest, unlike those gamblers who are spontaneously doing in gambling like when they are in loss streak still they will play and play until they realize that all thier money was gone. So it's better to have a plan before er gamble .
Often, disciplined individuals with clear plans may not achieve big wins because they tend to set appropriate risk/reward levels. To win big, one must take higher risks, and those with strict discipline often avoid such risks.
So, is it true that disciplined gamblers always make small but consistent profits? I have a slightly different view on this, where disciplined gamblers should set limits to avoid addiction, like time constraints and gambling budgets.When you're disciplined and use gambling as an alternative source of income, isn't this a bad thing as well? It's like people expect gambling to be a part-time job or even a full-time career just because they can maintain discipline in their gambling. I see a different essence when gambling involves high risks. Even if the bet amount is small, the thrill remains distinct.
However, there's a crucial moment in every gambler's journey. the moment when you hit that big win. Do you cash out and savor your victory, or do you continue playing in hopes of even bigger winnings?
- Absolutely, I think many gamblers, including myself, have been in this situation. Reflecting on my past experiences, I have to admit that I've been tempted to aim for bigger wins. There were times when I considered cashing out, but I convinced myself that I could manage my funds responsibly and that I'd withdraw regardless of the outcome. - However, you can probably guess what happened next. Following a loss, I kept thinking, "Just one more try," and that led to me losing everything, including my initial investment. Regrettably, this has happened to me on more than one occasion.
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I've often wondered how many of us can truly stop playing when we are ahead. It's a challenge because the allure of winning more can be irresistible.
Succeeding in this requires a great deal of discipline and a well-thought-out plan. However, there's a paradox I've noticed. Often, disciplined individuals with clear plans may not achieve big wins because they tend to set appropriate risk/reward levels. To win big, one must take higher risks, and those with strict discipline often avoid such risks. 
If those who have won, especially those who have won a lot, still want to win more, they have to be prepared for loss, which can come at any time because if they decide to continue playing even though they have already won, they could experience loss. This has been experienced by many gamblers who are getting greedy with previous winnings and think that while they are still winning and getting more money, they can gamble longer than usual, which means they have a chance to win again. But that's not what happens because most gamblers who have won have to endure losses little by little until, finally, they lose all their winnings. And if that's the case, they can only regret it, but unfortunately, it's too late because they don't have any more money.
This is actually very difficult to do, because no one knows where the moment is when you can walk away with winnings at your peak. You could even call it a mind trap. If after this the loss begins, then it is like a spiral that accelerates more and more each time, dragging us in. In practice, a player usually ends up betting forever or for a long time when he has lost quite a lot. I have almost never heard of those who won a lot and left. Those who are between these two categories also continue to play until they reach one of these states. Most of it is due to greed and regret. When I bet, I always remember this.To this or the above, i personally believe that setting a winning limit is not efficient and so unreliable when it comes to responsible gambling. Instead of setting a winning limit, set a loss limit instead, with a loss limit, you know that once you as a gambler have lost a set amount of money in gambling in a day, you give up gambling the whole of that day and possibly try again the next day. A loss limit i believe will be more effective and more reliable in helping a gambler maintain a responsible gambling attitude.
The most important question is: how long will the money you have last if you continue betting on gambling? Also, if you only have a small amount of money for gambling, do you think it will last long in a casino when it is played?
There are times that when a gambler plays, often when he is unlucky, the amount he entered a casino quickly runs out, because even if he doesn't want to stop, it will be stopped because he has nothing to match. and no other gamblers will lend him money to continue gambling.
Depends on how ahead you are. I mean if you enter with 100 dollars and get to 200 dollars, there isn't really a reason to cash out, but lets assume you start with 100 and made it 1000 dollars, then cashing out 500 and then keep playing with the other 500 makes sense.
I would say up to 5x is enough to keep going, anything above that could be cashed out and that's an important distinction on what we are talking about here. I understand that we are not going to end up with anything substantial when gambling and this type of big returns happens rarely so I would end up gambling with whatever I win because it is not a lot. This is why it is not always about one solution thing, you are not going to get that at all in most cases.
I would say up to 5x is enough to keep going, anything above that could be cashed out and that's an important distinction on what we are talking about here. I understand that we are not going to end up with anything substantial when gambling and this type of big returns happens rarely so I would end up gambling with whatever I win because it is not a lot. This is why it is not always about one solution thing, you are not going to get that at all in most cases.
It is not possible getting such opportunity always that is why when you get a win as quickly as possible, take your profit or your capital at first out because that should be able to guarantee you of your proceeds from the gamble as you can not tell what the next round could be. That is where many make such a mistake of not keeping a fraction of their win to themselves but are quick to still continue gambling until they lose all their wins that is when they would realise that they have lost everything including their investment as well. As a smart gambler it should be a priority to always withdraw a fraction or your full win at first to safeguard your interest.
I do have my own strategy, but of course it is a strategy that is so exciting, and that at the same time I have a profit, no matter how small it may be, then I go and leave it there in my account, because it is a profit, and I don't I save until I have a balance from a few wins to a few wins, but of course this is about having a balance in a casino where one plays in a very considerate manner and where I don't expose or break my own rules, because I'm sure that if one breaks his own rules, then he loses, there is no doubt about that, so to avoid this, we must be very safe, very disciplined and very determined when making the decisions of the games, sometimes they can be mocked for having small profits, but it is better that way. , because losing is very ugly and I think no one likes to lose, so for me that is my technique, since everyone can do what they want because everyone is the owner of their way of playing and their money.
It is normal that casinos are designed in the way that the game mechanism would be ok no their own favour. So I am not surprised if an to he serial numbers of loses gamblers accrue while playing. As a smart gambler, it is nice you withdraw your profit if you record a big win because you never can tell what you next game might result to if you continue.
It is best one takes break after big win so as to take time before coming back to play again otherwise you change casino because I believe it can not be possible winning back to back because once you win a huge amount the casino would put an eye on your account to start watching your games possibly imploring mechanism to reduce the rate at which you might likely win a game while playing.
Lastly, setting up a guideline for yourself is likewise you setting a rule to go by. If you go against it then it means you do not respect yourself and a let down to your already implemented guideline. This is what makes people to fail because they fail to obey their own rules.
Addiction is something that we must avoid at all costs, always and when we are responsible persons, we have to do it well, now when we are thinking about doing good management in each game session and ensuring fun and why not? Maybe some profits What should be done is a poan with rules, where the requirement will always be pa, the less I have money willing to lose, how much do we have for that? So when we do something like this, we must fully comply with our own rules, because otherwise there would be no point in doing so, of course when we are doing other types of activities it is something else, but in a casino, and in gambling we must be very emphatic, and we have to know how to control them, know how to have fun and even know how to lose and above all know how to win, what I recommend is that every time you win, you withdraw the money.
Addiction is a bad disease that one would need treat for themselves if being infected with. Most cases to addiction is as a result of chasing loses and as such, one becomes addicted while trying to recover all they have lost. This is the reason why one is advised to always make a budget and it does not necessarily ends there, one is also advised to gamble responsibly and for fun which is where the basis for gambling lies. Here of one can be able to look into these basis,.then in believe to he issues of gambling and getting addicted would be a thing of no concern because of the fact that one has already taken seriously the measures and understands the principles and basis of gambling.
That's a true fact for unexperienced gamblers. They don't know when to stop or when to play. They start to feel special after winning some bets. They get greedy, can't control their urges, and so on. That's the main issue with them.
Yes, you are right, but the fact is that even experienced gamblers still sometimes repeat the same mistakes. This happens because of greed, emotion, and the hope of winning more. In my opinion, it is best to withdraw our money when we have had a good win and come back again next week. If we still want to play, it's better if we withdraw some and the rest can be used again, so that when our luck runs out and we lose, some of the money has gone into our wallet and we don't lose all the winnings.
and this is not just with only some specific gamblers but with all humans cause it's part of our nature as humans and only a few percentage can override this feature in us. It's actually normal for a gambler to be greedy as I believe all gamblers are actually greedy to some extent but the only difference is actually knowing how to control it so that it doesn't really get the most of you. 
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Many times, withdrawing from a game session is the smartest thing we can do when we see that our game session is getting much closer to failure than anything, so this is something that should not be a cause for frustration or anything, because it has to be something that protects us, we as players, I have said it several times, first we have to have a plan to play, I personally always make a weekly plan, I allocate money willing to play during the 5 Days of the week to spend a different time, on the weekends it is different, because I use it to rest, maybe if I want to be in the casino I like to dedicate myself to the slots, because I see the slots as only recreation and not looking for profits, but in craps, in anything else if I'm looking to win, obviously everyone's looking to win, I can't say that I don't look in the slots, I guess yes , I'm just happy if I lose the money I have there, because I have it to have fun, It's like a service, I see it as a service.
For many people we Can have different ways to play, with our strategies, or anything that is aimed at winning, but I think that when we do other things, for example playing , we Win, and we win , we have a good streak, then after a good many say and they affirm that the possible 'problem' comes to be able to be addicted, because the bad streak comes and the bad streak may make us think that we must bet and bet in order not to lose , and we continue to bet a lot, then this is something that we don't want. It must be, because obviously things can and should be quite obvious when it comes to how to do a better job and not lose as much , but many people do Fall into the Trap After playing a lot and winning a lot, when they see that everything is going away for them foaming like foam, that's the danger that this attracts when you don't know how to control Yourself, some people call it Self-control.
Let's now discuss addiction. This is a very, very significant problem. People have two desires: they want to win more when they win and they want to win back the losses they have suffered. It's a vicious cycle, to be sure. Absolute self-control is essential. It all comes down to knowing when to back off and say enough. It's more important to play sensibly and properly than it is to win. It is imperative that you safeguard your interests and yourself. It's like being in a business deal, you've got to know when to walk away. Thus, let us use wisdom, strategic thinking, and unwavering self-control
Well, when we focus on doing other types of things in the game, such as having fun and knowing how to take care of our money, because only things change, we shouldn't do much, because we know that things are focused on doing the best and never deducting, so We have to follow certain patterns that we ourselves sometimes set, and one of those is sometimes not stopping when we should stop to prevent our money from disappearing and us being left without capital, that is one of the things that we have to do. to do with autocontrol and a series of fundamentals that we as people who play must consider, that is why the issue of risk management is also good, for this reason we must always take care of ourselves to be able to have a better way of doing things with money, whenever we are in contact with something like money, we cannot take care of it, we cannot neglect ourselves to do things better, so in this order of ideas we have to act in a better way, it is money, and it is obvious what I mean, you have to take care of yourself.
The issue of addiction is something very delicate, I have already said it in this and other stories, what I think is that there are many more cases of addiction, and this must be attacked quickly because we are always focused on doing better or better. the best to be able to help and give the best contributions to the people who are suffering from it , because only those who are suffering from it are the ones who know how they feel, and that must be a very negative effect on their lives, but I tell you, that Everything is possible in life , and I know that there are many ways to attack the problem, it is not by leaving it at once, although if it is possible it would be the best, but for those who cannot, I have always recommended that they play in the casino but for less time. , and that you Practice a lot of sports so that you focus only on that and get tired so that you don't have time to regret or feel like playing in the casino.
If those who have won, especially those who have won a lot, still want to win more, they have to be prepared for loss, which can come at any time because if they decide to continue playing even though they have already won, they could experience loss. This has been experienced by many gamblers who are getting greedy with previous winnings and think that while they are still winning and getting more money, they can gamble longer than usual, which means they have a chance to win again. But that's not what happens because most gamblers who have won have to endure losses little by little until, finally, they lose all their winnings. And if that's the case, they can only regret it, but unfortunately, it's too late because they don't have any more money.
This is actually very difficult to do, because no one knows where the moment is when you can walk away with winnings at your peak. You could even call it a mind trap. If after this the loss begins, then it is like a spiral that accelerates more and more each time, dragging us in. In practice, a player usually ends up betting forever or for a long time when he has lost quite a lot. I have almost never heard of those who won a lot and left. Those who are between these two categories also continue to play until they reach one of these states. Most of it is due to greed and regret. When I bet, I always remember this.To this or the above, i personally believe that setting a winning limit is not efficient and so unreliable when it comes to responsible gambling. Instead of setting a winning limit, set a loss limit instead, with a loss limit, you know that once you as a gambler have lost a set amount of money in gambling in a day, you give up gambling the whole of that day and possibly try again the next day. A loss limit i believe will be more effective and more reliable in helping a gambler maintain a responsible gambling attitude.
Then it would be fair to set the limit not in absolute numbers but in percentages. Then, with an increase in the deposit, it will be possible to place more bets, and with an unsuccessful game, the bet size will decrease.
Answering the main question of the topic: you should always know what you want to earn money for. Based on this, a decision will be made about how much money to withdraw in order to make a purchase of what you want. In general, you need to know your goals in advance.
If you do see that you are already get contented on what you are gaining then it would really be just that so fine that you should cash out early but if you could
really be able to take up some more risks then it would really be just your call whether you do proceed or not.
That's a true fact for unexperienced gamblers. They don't know when to stop or when to play. They start to feel special after winning some bets. They get greedy, can't control their urges, and so on. That's the main issue with them.
Yes, you are right, but the fact is that even experienced gamblers still sometimes repeat the same mistakes. This happens because of greed, emotion, and the hope of winning more. In my opinion, it is best to withdraw our money when we have had a good win and come back again next week. If we still want to play, it's better if we withdraw some and the rest can be used again, so that when our luck runs out and we lose, some of the money has gone into our wallet and we don't lose all the winnings.
Well it's true that usually greed will appear or can occur when gamblers have won a certain amount, in such conditions they will hesitate between having to withdraw or continue the game, but what happens more often and what they choose is to continue playing with the hope of "hopefully getting a much bigger win", but the facts that happen are the opposite, all the winnings they initially got lost again and after that it is clear 100% they will regret it. Therefore, the point is that if you have won it is better to withdraw, you must remain aware that this is gambling that the final result is always unpredictable, and yes if you withdraw it then on the other hand you can leave a little to gamble again.
That's a true fact for unexperienced gamblers. They don't know when to stop or when to play. They start to feel special after winning some bets. They get greedy, can't control their urges, and so on. That's the main issue with them.
Yes, you are right, but the fact is that even experienced gamblers still sometimes repeat the same mistakes. This happens because of greed, emotion, and the hope of winning more. In my opinion, it is best to withdraw our money when we have had a good win and come back again next week. If we still want to play, it's better if we withdraw some and the rest can be used again, so that when our luck runs out and we lose, some of the money has gone into our wallet and we don't lose all the winnings.
That's a true fact for unexperienced gamblers. They don't know when to stop or when to play. They start to feel special after winning some bets. They get greedy, can't control their urges, and so on. That's the main issue with them.
An experienced gambler knows these and follows them. Without proper gambling etiquette, one might lose everything.
You either win or lose based on your luck. That's what gambling means. There is no magic word or special thing about gambling, dear. It's just pure luck, nothing else.
An experienced gambler knows these and follows them. Without proper gambling etiquette, one might lose everything.
You either win or lose based on your luck. That's what gambling means. There is no magic word or special thing about gambling, dear. It's just pure luck, nothing else.
How exactly do you guys even come to this conclusion that one or a gambler can set a winning limit and stick to it?, we all know that when a gambler in winning, that is when he or she is much more motivated to keep paying more and more, so as to keep increasing the profit, and we never can tell what may happen, the gambler might end up hitting the jackpot if he or she keep going.
To this or the above, i personally believe that setting a winning limit is not efficient and so unreliable when it comes to responsible gambling. Instead of setting a winning limit, set a loss limit instead, with a loss limit, you know that once you as a gambler have lost a set amount of money in gambling in a day, you give up gambling the whole of that day and possibly try again the next day. A loss limit i believe will be more effective and more reliable in helping a gambler maintain a responsible gambling attitude.
The motivation that you are talking about often tends to be the enemy of a gambler since when they get motivated to gamble more after winning, they may lose whatever they have managed to win so far which isn't what one would want. Setting just a loss limit would mean that a gambler wouldn't stop gambling until they reach that point when they have already lost a substantial amount from their initial bankroll even if they have managed to win some money on top of it initially.To this or the above, i personally believe that setting a winning limit is not efficient and so unreliable when it comes to responsible gambling. Instead of setting a winning limit, set a loss limit instead, with a loss limit, you know that once you as a gambler have lost a set amount of money in gambling in a day, you give up gambling the whole of that day and possibly try again the next day. A loss limit i believe will be more effective and more reliable in helping a gambler maintain a responsible gambling attitude.
That's why, I believe, even if one doesn't set a limit for their winnings, they should know when to stop gambling if they are ahead of the house so that they can make use of the profits in another session or maybe cash them out. A responsible gambler wouldn't just know when to stop when they are losing, but they should know when to stop even when they are winning only to secure the profits.
If those who have won, especially those who have won a lot, still want to win more, they have to be prepared for loss, which can come at any time because if they decide to continue playing even though they have already won, they could experience loss. This has been experienced by many gamblers who are getting greedy with previous winnings and think that while they are still winning and getting more money, they can gamble longer than usual, which means they have a chance to win again. But that's not what happens because most gamblers who have won have to endure losses little by little until, finally, they lose all their winnings. And if that's the case, they can only regret it, but unfortunately, it's too late because they don't have any more money.
This is actually very difficult to do, because no one knows where the moment is when you can walk away with winnings at your peak. You could even call it a mind trap. If after this the loss begins, then it is like a spiral that accelerates more and more each time, dragging us in. In practice, a player usually ends up betting forever or for a long time when he has lost quite a lot. I have almost never heard of those who won a lot and left. Those who are between these two categories also continue to play until they reach one of these states. Most of it is due to greed and regret. When I bet, I always remember this.To this or the above, i personally believe that setting a winning limit is not efficient and so unreliable when it comes to responsible gambling. Instead of setting a winning limit, set a loss limit instead, with a loss limit, you know that once you as a gambler have lost a set amount of money in gambling in a day, you give up gambling the whole of that day and possibly try again the next day. A loss limit i believe will be more effective and more reliable in helping a gambler maintain a responsible gambling attitude.
Then it would be fair to set the limit not in absolute numbers but in percentages. Then, with an increase in the deposit, it will be possible to place more bets, and with an unsuccessful game, the bet size will decrease.
Answering the main question of the topic: you should always know what you want to earn money for. Based on this, a decision will be made about how much money to withdraw in order to make a purchase of what you want. In general, you need to know your goals in advance.
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If those who have won, especially those who have won a lot, still want to win more, they have to be prepared for loss, which can come at any time because if they decide to continue playing even though they have already won, they could experience loss. This has been experienced by many gamblers who are getting greedy with previous winnings and think that while they are still winning and getting more money, they can gamble longer than usual, which means they have a chance to win again. But that's not what happens because most gamblers who have won have to endure losses little by little until, finally, they lose all their winnings. And if that's the case, they can only regret it, but unfortunately, it's too late because they don't have any more money.
This is actually very difficult to do, because no one knows where the moment is when you can walk away with winnings at your peak. You could even call it a mind trap. If after this the loss begins, then it is like a spiral that accelerates more and more each time, dragging us in. In practice, a player usually ends up betting forever or for a long time when he has lost quite a lot. I have almost never heard of those who won a lot and left. Those who are between these two categories also continue to play until they reach one of these states. Most of it is due to greed and regret. When I bet, I always remember this.To this or the above, i personally believe that setting a winning limit is not efficient and so unreliable when it comes to responsible gambling. Instead of setting a winning limit, set a loss limit instead, with a loss limit, you know that once you as a gambler have lost a set amount of money in gambling in a day, you give up gambling the whole of that day and possibly try again the next day. A loss limit i believe will be more effective and more reliable in helping a gambler maintain a responsible gambling attitude.
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