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Quote from: Findingnemo on January 26, 2025, 01:05:06 PM

What really happened was you got lucky and won more than you ever expected from just 2 spins and assuming it's first time happening you didn't know what to do and went with the flow, it's not hypnotize or possession but just the obsession of not letting go the past. Grin

Yeah exactly gambling has a way of messing around with someone's brain especially when you're having that feeling of stopping in between the fun, you will be getting some tick tock mindset whereas it's not actually what you planned for...

It is about the prospect of easily winning money from the casino, which triggers greed and greed lead us to place bets or wager money more and more recklessly each time, allowing the game to start to apply the house edge upon us, making us lose money. It is how it works in the end.
Anyone who has an initial strike of good luck and is considering to continue to gamble more for the sake of accumulating more money, is not supposed to do such a thing, common sense would tell us to withdraw at least a percentage of whatever we managed to get in our initial good luck strike and keep a little bit of money on the account for us to continue to gamble for a while, until our good luck is finally over.

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Quote from: Victorybit1 on January 26, 2025, 12:46:54 PM

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's a classic gambling urge that everyone experiences, and you can only avoid it if you act quickly, which means that as soon as you start hearing those voices, you should ignore them and go ahead with your withdrawal. If you give it a second thought, you are not going out, and you will definitely play to win more and eventually lose everything, including your deposited amount. In your case, you were lucky that you didn't lose everything, but mostly, when you win something big initially and then become greedy, you tend to lose everything back.

It requires a lot of patience for a person to get through this stage, and this is the stage that makes a person lose more than what they had intended to spend on their gambling activities. If you listen to that urge and act according to it, nothing can stop you from making more deposits because as you said, it's like getting hypnotized because you can't think of going away anymore once you lose some because you keep saying to yourself that you will only stop now if you win whatever you had won back again, which barely happens.

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I wouldn't say it's hypnosis, it's just lack of composure and discipline, because if you had said to your self that if you won x amount, you would stop gambling for that day, and you stick with that plan, you would not be a victim.

But, I feel like that your level of addiction will determine your hypnotized situation. Even the term 'hypnosis' here sounds dramatic, I feel like it could the best wording to describe how deceive the gambling will be. I agree that lack of discipline is the root-case here, still we need to find out why that happens? Because, the deceive nature of gambling leads you to deviate from your plans of being disciplined. So, I find it more appropriate to call that casino games are hypnotizing us.

Ok, let's look at it from a different scenario, if someone took alcohol in excess that their body can no longer control it and therefore the person gets drunk and start to misbehave, would you say the person was hypnotized which made him to take the excessive alcohol? First, anyone that is taking alcohol should realize when they have consumed their required gauge and must stop at the moment they realize they have taken enough. Lack of self control or control of appetite can cause and have caused many people to get deeply drunk and caused serious harm to their self or their property.

If you relate this scenario to gambling, people gets addicted in gambling because they refused to listen when their heart told them to stop. They refused to have self control. Gambling doesn't tell you not to have self control, you are the one that will teach yourself to have self control.

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Quote from: Findingnemo on January 26, 2025, 01:05:06 PM

What really happened was you got lucky and won more than you ever expected from just 2 spins and assuming it's first time happening you didn't know what to do and went with the flow, it's not hypnotize or possession but just the obsession of not letting go the past. Grin

Yeah exactly gambling has a way of messing around with someone's brain especially when you're having that feeling of stopping in between the fun, you will be getting some tick tock mindset whereas it's not actually what you planned for. So avoiding that feeling could actually be better of but at that initial time the force that comes with gambling would be in possession of your thoughts.

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We can afford to play more riskily with the money we win, I think this is a normal reaction of the player, because in this case we are no longer risking our own money (I mean not the money we entered for gambling), but the money we managed to win and therefore we can afford to play more riskily with a potentially bigger win. This is definitely not hypnosis, this is our perception of gambling, and the level of our permissions and desire to take the winnings or leave it for further play.

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Quote from: Victorybit1 on January 26, 2025, 12:46:54 PM

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

I had a similar experience with slots, it was very difficult to resist starting to lose all the winnings that I got after the first five spins. And of course, I also lost it right away, and halfway through I will increase the bet on the spin to quickly return my deposit to the state it was just a few spins ago. Of course, I lost everything, without getting any pleasure from it.
A common story among gamblers...

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Quote from: Victorybit1 on January 26, 2025, 12:46:54 PM

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

Yes, that is the world of gambling, we are always whispering with high pleasure and hallucinations, it's no wonder that we see many people hypnotized in casino games, The fact is we know that every money that is deposited and playing loses and loses, can be said to bet five times one win, that's gambling.

Surely everyone has experience in the casino, whether it's happy or difficult, which is sure we must have twists and turns in playing casinos, it is commonly felt by gamblers, including myself, Sometimes I am hypnotized if I see a friend indeed in a certain slot bet and I also want to do like them, although in the end I also feel defeat, that's the experience in the casino.

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Quote from: sompitonov on January 27, 2025, 01:29:21 PM

This is a classic story that I hear very often among my friends and acquaintances who play casino games. Each time they tell about how they were just a little short of winning more. But I have one question, if you won a lot, why do you need more? Some call it greed, but it seems to me that it is curiosity that tells you with a voice to check if you can win more. Sometimes it is not even about money, but only to check yourself, your rightness, luck and other things. I myself did this a few times a long time ago and then regretted that I continued to play. Now I have forever understood that you can’t do this and you need to shut up this inner voice and take it when you are given a win and leave.

We are not immune to such a thing (greed), and what happened to you and your friends has also happened to everyone. I'd never say it was regretting because what if you win? We will just know if we are right or wrong after deciding to continue gambling. Indeed, it was just checking yourself if you are lucky today or not. But losing is not a thing we can say that we are a failure. Instead, we just think this is gambling. We never win if we never gamble, and of course, we can't lose as well.

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Hey I get that experienced many times 🤣

Unfortunately, we are greedy to chase more winning which makes us lose all of our winning. We are not realize that the temptation become bigger especially when we can win the money. We just want to chase more and more winning without think that we already enough winning.

Maybe that is hypnotize us to continue gambling without stop for a while after we win. But if we can control ourselves better, we will know when to stop gambling.

You have a correct word that described OP situation - greed. That is not a hypnosis, magic, voodoo or anything of that kind that forces gambler to continue gambling, to make one more bet, one more try, makes gamblers to leave balance until next "better" session. Greed and only greed is the reason. That is so simple. I dont know why people try to find excuse and someone or something to blame. Slots, music, UI, atmosphere hypnotized and made me lose - that is a lame excuse.

And I don't believe on anything like that since for me that thing doesn't exist. They are just creating some reason to point out on what happen that's why they believe on such thing that they are been hypnotized that's why they lose at the end.

While the fact is they just didn't control their greed that's why they end up losing. Don't know if there's still people right now believe on what they believe exist. That's why better for them next time to know how to assess the situation also they should know when to quit so that they won't encounter same scenario which they are losing again their money for bad mistakes made.

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Quote from: Victorybit1 on January 26, 2025, 12:46:54 PM

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?

You described your experience perfectly, and I am sure that everyone here saw your situation as their own, because your logic is very easy to understand, and I think that 95 percent of players would go your way, I mean they would do exactly the same as you, continuing to spend money, instead of stopping and stopping playing. This small voice, as you described, is inside absolutely every player, and the ability to resist it is the most important skill in the career of any gambler. And you wrote that you are an optimist, and unfortunately this wonderful quality of any person in gambling becomes negative.

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Quote from: bakasabo on January 28, 2025, 03:03:06 AM

You have a correct word that described OP situation - greed. That is not a hypnosis, magic, voodoo or anything of that kind that forces gambler to continue gambling, to make one more bet, one more try, makes gamblers to leave balance until next "better" session. Greed and only greed is the reason. That is so simple.

Greed is natural in a person. Maybe for others even more than most. It is how you control this greed that will make you different from others. While some can't help but fall in to their greed, some can avoid it and can save themselves from doing something out of greed.

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I dont know why people try to find excuse and someone or something to blame. Slots, music, UI, atmosphere hypnotized and made me lose - that is a lame excuse.

Simple because they do not want to take responsibility. They always want to blame it on something or someone instead of accepting that it is all their mistake.

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At the moment of receiving a profit, a person, in addition to thinking that he can win more, also allows the thought that with this money that came out of thin air, you can play more boldly, without thinking about losses. That is, what was easy to get, it is not a pity to lose. This is exactly what happens. People lose their prize money and only then remember that it was worth finishing the game. I also do not think that such feelings can be called hypnosis, but the presence of some euphoria is undeniable, and it prevents some from looking at the situation more soberly.

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Quote from: traderethereum on January 28, 2025, 02:01:07 AM

Hey I get that experienced many times 🤣

Unfortunately, we are greedy to chase more winning which makes us lose all of our winning. We are not realize that the temptation become bigger especially when we can win the money. We just want to chase more and more winning without think that we already enough winning.

Maybe that is hypnotize us to continue gambling without stop for a while after we win. But if we can control ourselves better, we will know when to stop gambling.

You have a correct word that described OP situation - greed. That is not a hypnosis, magic, voodoo or anything of that kind that forces gambler to continue gambling, to make one more bet, one more try, makes gamblers to leave balance until next "better" session. Greed and only greed is the reason. That is so simple. I dont know why people try to find excuse and someone or something to blame. Slots, music, UI, atmosphere hypnotized and made me lose - that is a lame excuse.

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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 🤣

So you basically had the same experience as 99% of all newbie gamblers. They win big at the first few bets, they get greedy and start betting more and eventually lose everything. There are rumors that some gambling games are rigged, so that they could hook more noobs in, by letting them win at their first bets.
I've never heard any gambler admitting that he was "hypnotized" by a gambling game. This seems weird. Grin

I never got "hypnotized" by any gambling game. Maybe in the near future, the online casinos would start implementing new casino features, that will hypnotize the gamblers.

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Quote from: Victorybit1 on January 26, 2025, 12:46:54 PM

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?

I don't think that's a sneaky way to make you continue to play but more about the inability to control yourself, especially since you said that you usually have good calculations and know when to stop so what happened was because you couldn't control yourself, and no matter how good gamblers can control themselves there are times when they can't do that because gambling when winning is so much fun that they forget what has been set and usually done

Self-control is very important while gambling because it will help you to overcome gamble addition. OP wasn't satisfied that's why he continued gambling. And he also thinks that his predictions will continue to fetch him profits. However, gamble is risky when playing irresponsibly and can cause additions easily, chasing losses also makes things worsen. The lesson learned from this is never trust your first luck while gambling until you make a withdrawal.

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Hey I get that experienced many times 🤣

Unfortunately, we are greedy to chase more winning which makes us lose all of our winning. We are not realize that the temptation become bigger especially when we can win the money. We just want to chase more and more winning without think that we already enough winning.

Maybe that is hypnotize us to continue gambling without stop for a while after we win. But if we can control ourselves better, we will know when to stop gambling.

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Quote from: Victorybit1 on January 26, 2025, 12:46:54 PM

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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?

Read your story, and it's good that you still ended up with a few bucks. Most of the gamblers who're experiencing the same thing ending up with nothing, and funny enough, a few of them are doing what you might've done if you didn't win which is SELLING THEIR PROPERTIES or whatever thing they have in hand.

I've experienced that multiple times as well and that didn't end up good for me as I ending up losing all including my initial capital. It's good that you and I know how to stop now if needed and call it a day. As for the hypnotizing part, it's you and your brain that hypnotizes you and not the casino itself. Your adrenaline pushes you to spin even more and if you can't control yourself, you will really try to win more. Knowing when to stop goes a long way.

Well, there are times where I can hear those things that you've heard as well but luckily, I know when to stop if needed hence, stopping if I think I can't win anymore. I guess contentment goes a long way alongside self-control.

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Quote from: Victorybit1 on January 26, 2025, 12:46:54 PM

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

I think that's just you and you may want to consider consulting a professional. This is a funny thought though. A casino that hypnotizes you to just keep playing and pumping in all your money. I guess all of them probably do subliminally to some extent (the extent of the law most likely). I'm even guessing this sort of thing might be realistically happening maybe at some smaller casinos. Hopefully not. I'd hate to think that these old people pumping their SS checks into penny slots all day every day are under some sort of trance.

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Quote from: Victorybit1 on January 26, 2025, 12:46:54 PM

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?

I don't think that's a sneaky way to make you continue to play but more about the inability to control yourself, especially since you said that you usually have good calculations and know when to stop so what happened was because you couldn't control yourself, and no matter how good gamblers can control themselves there are times when they can't do that because gambling when winning is so much fun that they forget what has been set and usually done

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Quote from: Darker45 on January 27, 2025, 07:55:14 PM

While casino games have indeed psychological effects on gamblers, I don't think they hypnotize them.

speaking of hypnotization, i do not know if you guys are familiar with greek mythology but in the fictitious book percy jackson, there is a casino called The Lotus casino where every person that comes in there is offered a lotus to eat and when they do they will lose all sense of time and be stuck there

this is inspired from homer's epic The odyssey where in an island people who eat lotus live in bliss and have no sense of the world outside that island

i doubt casinos actually hypnotize their gamblers like this lol it is all fiction and pretty sure if a casino did this to you it will be illegal

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In the end, it's all about your control and discipline. Despite how enticing casino games are, despite how strong the urge inside to continue playing, you can actually say no.

yup if the casino's pull is strong then you can be stronger

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