Topic: Casino game hypnotizes (Read 723 times)

Obviously just like supermarkets and other businesses, the casino business takes their customer' psychology very seriously. All those lights and sounds are not just random. They are meant to target your brain in specific ways to get you to spend more money.

But for them to have a way to manipulate or hypnotize your mind? I doubt it.

So, I recently had this funny experience while playing a casino game a friend recommended  and I decided to deposit some funds into the game. Second spin boom! I won a good amount. I was so happy, already planning my victory dance and thinking about cashing out immediately.
But then, this tiny voice in my head whispered, What if you spin again? I mean, if you won this much with just two spin, imagine how much more you could win. And like a true over optimistic person that I am, I listened.
Spin after spin, I watched my winnings going down. Before I knew it, not only was my prize money gone, but the money I deposited also disappearing. And just when I was about to hit rock bottom, my very last spin miraculously won me a tiny token again. At that point, it felt like the universe was patting me on the shoulder, saying, Here, take this and stop fooling yourself 🤣

That little win was the slap my brain needed to reset. I immediately told myself to stop, Log out now before you start selling properties to fund the next spin
The funny thing is, I usually pride myself on being super calculative when it comes to gambling. I know when to stop, but that day? That day, I didn’t know what possessed me. Maybe it was the game hypnotizing me. Who knows?
One thing I’ve realized, though, is that casino games have this sneaky way of convincing you to continue spinning"just one more time." I can’t be the only one who’s fallen for that trap, right?

So, what's your experience with casino games? Do they whisper sweet things into your ear too, or is it just me?

The casino itself does not have an element of forcing its players to continue gambling by depositing more and more money on gambling, but indeed this gambling can be addictive consciously or unconsciously, it's just that it's the fault of the player himself who can't control himself, I don't blame the casino for my own actions that always gamble because it's my own will. For people who can control themselves well, they will not fall into gambling until they become addicted.
Losing in gambling itself cannot be a factor of error, because after all this is a business that is developed so players who gamble are not strange if they experience frequent defeats, they must accept it well, because if they can't accept it then the conclusion they draw is to blame others not themselves.

That greedy lust that wanted you to push forward even if you already lose  a lot or if by chance you already gaining decent amount but because of that emotion you think you can earn more, not hypnotized but the adrenaline that you wanted to keep satisfying your lust, though it's a hard learning experience once you lose a lots of money certain amount that you are not willing to let go.

You need to control by any means to prevent taking that route to lose more money.

It's never easy following rules when gambling on casino platforms because it takes little time to hit on the spin button and little time to give you the results, the addictive habit and the sweetness it comes with is very high because it takes no time from starting to finish. So you may likely fail to follow rules set, your rules can say, 'hit 5 times in the spin button, if you fail to win even if a little amount, stop " but the case may be different. You may win little at your second spin and loss in the next 10 spins consecutively, thereby your rules are not followed.

Oh cmon frennnn I believe almost all people here already been there 

The feels that Casino game hypnotizes you and want you to play more and more, put in the simple term it is called greedy and sometimes you can deny it. That greed is crawl all over your body and that is why you will never enough to play even tho you are win the game

I know when to stop, but that day? That day, I didn’t know what possessed me. Maybe it was the game hypnotizing me. Who knows?
One thing I’ve realized, though, is that casino games have this sneaky way of convincing you to continue spinning"just one more time." I can’t be the only one who’s fallen for that trap, right?

I also don't believe that Greed and Hypnosis are different things, they are not the same or the same thing. Because Greed is a choice for me whether a gambler will allow it to enter his mind.

I think a lack of discipline also played a role. I wasn’t disciplined at that point. Henceforth, I would advise everyone to set rules and stick to them whenever playing any of these games. After setting those rules, make sure you abide by them, as only disciplined people can follow rules. Life is full of lessons; we learn every day

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But then, this tiny voice in my head whispered, What if you spin again? I mean, if you won this much with just two spin, imagine how much more you could win. And like a true over optimistic person that I am, I listened.
Spin after spin, I watched my winnings going down. Before I knew it, not only was my prize money gone, but the money I deposited also disappearing. And just when I was about to hit rock bottom, my very last spin miraculously won me a tiny token again. At that point, it felt like the universe was patting me on the shoulder, saying, Here, take this and stop fooling yourself 🤣
 
So, what's your experience with casino games? Do they whisper sweet things into your ear too, or is it just me?

Saying that casinos hypnotize us sounds like something we just made up. The truth is, gambling is naturally addictive, which is why it’s always recommended to gamble responsibly, that’s really the only way to stay safe. Casinos are just there to entertain us when we play, and we always have the choice to stop anytime. So I don’t get why some people blame their gambling losses on the casino instead of acknowledging their own lack of self-control.

Not being able to control your emotions can lead to more losses. Emotions makes a gambler to chase losses and chasing loss brings a whole lots of losses. But a disciplined gambler can easily stay away from anything that could lead to more losses. Because they know chasing lose will bring no winning. However, when you are not enjoying the fun in gamble you should take a brake and continue later. One should know gambling can not generate wealth so a gambler shouldn't gamble to become rich. Winning only comes when one is Lucky.

They really do a great job getting people sucked into these games for sure. I think a lot of casinos must have a psychological strategy involved because there are a lot of those elements that are applied to the gambling experience to make sure that they are addictive and ensure they make money with whatever game/machine is in there. You gotta know when enough is enough and just stop eventually if you hit too many losses.

So, I recently had this funny experience while playing a casino game a friend recommended  and I decided to deposit some funds into the game. Second spin boom! I won a good amount. I was so happy, already planning my victory dance and thinking about cashing out immediately.
But then, this tiny voice in my head whispered, What if you spin again? I mean, if you won this much with just two spin, imagine how much more you could win. And like a true over optimistic person that I am, I listened.
Spin after spin, I watched my winnings going down. Before I knew it, not only was my prize money gone, but the money I deposited also disappearing. And just when I was about to hit rock bottom, my very last spin miraculously won me a tiny token again. At that point, it felt like the universe was patting me on the shoulder, saying, Here, take this and stop fooling yourself 🤣

That little win was the slap my brain needed to reset. I immediately told myself to stop, Log out now before you start selling properties to fund the next spin
The funny thing is, I usually pride myself on being super calculative when it comes to gambling. I know when to stop, but that day? That day, I didn’t know what possessed me. Maybe it was the game hypnotizing me. Who knows?
One thing I’ve realized, though, is that casino games have this sneaky way of convincing you to continue spinning"just one more time." I can’t be the only one who’s fallen for that trap, right?

So, what's your experience with casino games? Do they whisper sweet things into your ear too, or is it just me?

They really do a great job getting people sucked into these games for sure. I think a lot of casinos must have a psychological strategy involved because there are a lot of those elements that are applied to the gambling experience to make sure that they are addictive and ensure they make money with whatever game/machine is in there. You gotta know when enough is enough and just stop eventually if you hit too many losses.

I know that casino games are addictive and they can play bad games to our brain dopamine that we emit when gambling. When you win it becomes even more obvious as you think since I won one time I will keep winning and it is exactly here that we are deceiving ourselves as the results in the long run are totally not what we expect to be. It is good for you that you can do calculation of what is going on you can take measures to counter bad loses. Personally I have completely quit when I have hit 5 consecutive super bonus buys all lost.

So, I recently had this funny experience while playing a casino game a friend recommended  and I decided to deposit some funds into the game. Second spin boom! I won a good amount. I was so happy, already planning my victory dance and thinking about cashing out immediately.
But then, this tiny voice in my head whispered, What if you spin again? I mean, if you won this much with just two spin, imagine how much more you could win. And like a true over optimistic person that I am, I listened.
Spin after spin, I watched my winnings going down. Before I knew it, not only was my prize money gone, but the money I deposited also disappearing. And just when I was about to hit rock bottom, my very last spin miraculously won me a tiny token again. At that point, it felt like the universe was patting me on the shoulder, saying, Here, take this and stop fooling yourself 🤣

That little win was the slap my brain needed to reset. I immediately told myself to stop, Log out now before you start selling properties to fund the next spin
The funny thing is, I usually pride myself on being super calculative when it comes to gambling. I know when to stop, but that day? That day, I didn’t know what possessed me. Maybe it was the game hypnotizing me. Who knows?
One thing I’ve realized, though, is that casino games have this sneaky way of convincing you to continue spinning"just one more time." I can’t be the only one who’s fallen for that trap, right?

So, what's your experience with casino games? Do they whisper sweet things into your ear too, or is it just me?