Topic: Dangerous chasing losses - page 13. (Read 2613 times)

Emotions when gambling will certainly determine the future, even people who have limits in gambling can become addicted because the defeats they get make them upset and want to chase the losses they have experienced. It is not wrong to chase the losses they have experienced, but it is unlikely that chasing losses will result in a big win. So at times like this they have lost self-control so that nothing can stop them from chasing losses.

It’s really hard to recover losses if your main goal in gambling is just to have profit since the house edge will not permit you to win consistently against the house. Human error through emotion is one of the biggest enemy of players that’s why they keep losing. You can lose everything even if you are initially winning with just one moment that will make you tilted during the game.

I personally don’t view my gambling records nor compute my total lose/win since it will will just affect my mind to gamble more instead of just gambling just for fun during free time.

It’s really hard to recover losses if your main goal in gambling is just to have profit since the house edge will not permit you to win consistently against the house. Human error through emotion is one of the biggest enemy of players that’s why they keep losing. You can lose everything even if you are initially winning with just one moment that will make you tilted during the game.

I personally don’t view my gambling records nor compute my total lose/win since it will will just affect my mind to gamble more instead of just gambling just for fun during free time.

That's true mate, I won't lie, I have also tried this before, whenever I start inquiring loses, I do tend to try to win them back but that was before during my dark days in gambling and it took self discipline for me to actually stop this habit and whenever you are trying to win back your funds, every new you play will feel like a positive win till the game is actually decided and then you will know that your thoughts doesn't control the results of the game.

Yes I agree because indeed precautions are one of the important parts that should be applied by gamblers, this is very risky gambling, I hope that anyone already understands about the worst effects that exist in gambling, so with that I think they will know about what they should do as a precaution so that something unwanted does not happen or maybe just to minimize.

One of the impacts that they can feel from gambling involvement is like you said and depression is more likely to occur and besides that it is clear that financial problems will occur when you bring the wrong mindset to gambling. I'm not going to say that it's completely wrong, because obviously winning will happen to every gambler, but on the other hand we have to pay attention to the fact that there is no consistency and no guarantee in gambling so this really has to be considered.

Agree with that, in terms of money allocation is indeed the first point in my opinion that must be considered, do not put money that you absolutely cannot be responsible for any results that will occur at the end of the session, because it will determine how much impact you have to face and whether you are a responsible gambler or not. If they already have this kind of mentality and also with the right mindset then I think they will know what actions to take when defeat is happening to them, and one more thing, there is absolutely no possible opportunity for them to chase losses because obviously gambling is not a place to make money.

Yes, it's true that there's nothing wrong with chasing losses and OP succeeded in getting them, but keep in mind that there is only a 1% chance of getting money back from previous losses, so don't think that OP succeeded, other people might also succeed, this is a ridiculous and risky method. Of course, people have to stop limiting themselves after experiencing defeat without having to chase defeat.

Yes, it's true that there's nothing wrong with chasing losses and OP succeeded in getting them, but keep in mind that there is only a 1% chance of getting money back from previous losses, so don't think that OP succeeded, other people might also succeed, this is a ridiculous and risky method. Of course, people have to stop limiting themselves after experiencing defeat without having to chase defeat.

Emotions when gambling will certainly determine the future, even people who have limits in gambling can become addicted because the defeats they get make them upset and want to chase the losses they have experienced. It is not wrong to chase the losses they have experienced, but it is unlikely that chasing losses will result in a big win. So at times like this they have lost self-control so that nothing can stop them from chasing losses.

That is very true. Even though we have strict financial control, for me there are still emotional moments due to losing and when conditions like that happen we usually spend more money than usual to gamble. I often lose control when I get a big win the previous day and the next day I usually budget more money for gambling, and as usual when I get a big win then the next day will be a nightmare, and I spend some of yesterday's winnings.

What he should do like that, it's better to prevent it before it's too late, but maybe what he did before was that he lost control when gambling, spending a lot of money and chasing the winnings or chasing the losses he had earned. Yes, depression in gambling because it could be caused by that and when he loses at gambling he doesn't have a strong mentality so he can't accept it if his money runs out and his depression or emotions appear suddenly. Agree with you, before entering the world of gambling, it's a good idea to have money and time limits, the goal is so that when you lose, you don't lose much and you don't need to chase after your losses, because you only lose a little money.