Topic: Do you listen to your instinct before gambling? - page 10. (Read 2746 times)

I would t say I don’t listen to my instincts, sometimes I do and other times I don’t. If we are to put them both on a scale, I’ll say, 80% of my gambling is me having to look at the statistics, H2H, previous games, fixtures up ahead, what team are they playing, if any records exists between them or the ground and so on. That counts for me not having to listen to my instincts but, 20% of my gambling could be instinct driven. You see that certain outcomes are already played out but, you just hope they could do more just because, you missed it the first time. Most times, this does end badly for me.

Most of us follow the experience we have to play gamble but instinct and experience work together in gambling. When gambling, we inter switch them . When loss we changed to another pattern as your said when we win we keep using it. Those who hope on gambling lose more and it is when a gambler didn't hope or didn't even think that he would win the bet that he wins the huge amount.
Though we have different way of gambling but those two are working together. Experience and instinct are one in gambling. And we use the both.

Sometimes nature has its own way of doing things which we can not understand, it prevents occurrences and also makes things happens positively if only we are very much attentive to some signs it gives out before we taking actions. I believe we all here have  our mind and our instinct tells us much more of occurrences  before they take place to our consciousness.  I will like to relate it to us that are into gambling and hear how our experience has been like so far.

I have had this experience on several occasion were I would be having this feelings to bet on a particular game which sometimes I ignore and the game turn out to be a perfect one and in some cases I bet and win and also when my instinct does not allow me to bet I just go ahead for fun and it turns out to be a bad one though which I just did for fun but at the entire end I have this feelings in me that I should not have gambled that game maybe I should have just watched for fun and do my things. It just happens sometimes that we do have that feelings and when it occurs, some are sensitive enough to listen to their instinct while some do not really understand why they feel that way and after playing, they have a bad time and call it a luck based thing. Do you really have such experience sometimes when you want to gamble? and if you do how was the turn of event when you listened to your instinct and also the other way round.

Actually what really makes a gambler to change patterns is mostly their emotions because when they have lost they would consider changing patterns because of they have lost. Basically, gambling is for fun but anyone can win through gambling, and the actual truth is that we should not put our hope on gambling because it's a dangerous thing to do. Sometimes we listen to our emotions instead of listening to our instincts, that's why gambler chase their losses after losing small/huge.

I never gamble with instinct, where I have experienced defeat when I have an instinct to bet and 98% will get a win, but it is very painful not the victory that I get but the extraordinary defeat, honestly I am stressed facing that defeat.

Guy are sure what you are saying? Whether we have experience and skills, we still move with instinct. Your mind would tell you sometimes that you should play in this way. Even though you have the skills and experience and you have loss with those your acquired skills and experience, you follow your mind to change methods to see if you will win the game and no real gambler will tell me that he or she has not followed his instinct to play gamble. There are some odds we play with our instinct. Instinct are natural.

The only problem I have is trying to understand my instinct. At times when I want to play a bet, and my instinct tells me not to, I end up losing the bet. And sometimes when my instinct agrees with the thought of playing a bet and I feel maybe I’m going to lose another money. The bet ends up booming. My problem is trying to understand my instinct.
A lot of people will want to doubt the fact that instinct plays a vital role in every one’s life, but then it depends on how you relate and understand your instincts. That's nature to humans.

Do you listen to your instinct before gambling? Hahah good question but to be honest in gamble i follow my instinct like 90% or you could say I followed my instinct like all the time and I believe this is basically a gambling are you just put your instinct and made a bet with 50 chance of winning.

Maybe there are some analysis in gambling but some game really don't need a strategy at all and just easy as click a button, maybe sportgame you need lot of thinks but in a slot I believe you just put on instinct only

I don't follow my instincts when gambling because it's wouldn't bring luck to me. I gamble for fun during my leisure time, and most times is on sportbet. I already know the strength of the clubs that are playing and the one that's favorite to win the match. I just place my bet on the favorite team to me and that's all. I watch the matches to enjoy the entertainment and improve my knowledge more to use it as an advantage on my next bet.

The truth is that instinct don't lie, most of the time when we listen to our instinct and obeys it the outcome is just always the same as the instinct.  In gambler when the instinct say stop and don't go further with betting it means we have gotten to the limit of playing bet, and if the instinct is ignored it is possible to go into lose as the outcome.

While instinct can be useful in some ways, but when it comes to gambling, it will only become a threat rather than a helpful tool. That is because, our instinct is governed with our emotions, be it fear or excitement, and that won’t be helpful at all when gambling. Instead, we should focus on the game itself, the odds it offers. And get rid of our emotions, because following our instinct could only lead to greater losses than bigger profits.