Topic: Do you think gambling every day is better? - page 21. (Read 9229 times)

Based on your friend's logic, it could be successful in principle. But, how much money will be spent on the game and will the winnings be big enough to cover the expenses?
I see here only the search for a successful strategy based on the game's dependence (IMHO).
I understand that this should be considered from the perspective of different people/situations. For example, I sometimes like to gamble, but I have a sum of money that I can lose and it does not affect my life in any way - in my opinion, this is a smart game.

Do you really feel you have to play gamble everyday as a newbie to get to understand it or to master the game? No I don't think so. You can gamble but not everyday being an active participant or player is not a guarantee that you are mastering anything, in fact if you are playing and losing then it means you are not mastering anything.  So while you make out time to play, you can also study and research on the game. It is not only about frequent playing that makes a player and better one, frequent gambling is a sign of addiction.

It is not a must to play every day. It just leads to addiction too early. For the new comers, they just need to learn everything about the gambling platform. Learning it doesn't always mean playing the games on the gambling sites. As long as the newcomers want to learn carefully through videos or articles, I think it is enough.

To avoid feeling bored, we should have some strategies. Don't play too often, don't play something that we never win! We also don't play the games that we don't understand them. These should be avoided to stay away from boring. Or if it is needed, sometimes we can take a rest (stopping gambling temporarily).

Each gambler must know the risk, they also take the responsibility themselves. Addiction can be avoided if we use the right habit in gambling. If we play with no limits or play excessively, it is very possible to be addicted.

That is why I told "unpopular opinion". But there are lots of common things between food and gambling in that theory. Lets take a person who eats hamburgers all the time. For breakfast, lunch and dinner. He eats them in all available fast food places, everywhere. Even make his own burgers. Similar to playing different slots. Slots differ by UI. Hamburgers can have different topping, ingredients, size, price, color and etc. But in the end it is the same two buns and a meat in-between. You eat same thing all the time, daily. Until one day you find pizza. Let it be, I dont know, riding a bicycle. When a person does/eats the same hamburger/gambling every day, when he discovers something others, there is a high chance that he will either forget or wont return back to hamburger/gambling.

This is just a theory, but it might work.

But maybe I would say that it is an inappropriate analogy, this is gambling which has the element to make someone addicted or addicted, while a food, no matter how good and delicious it is if you consume it very regularly then yes of course there will be a sense of boredom which is the reason because you always feel the same taste on your tongue or you already know the taste of the food because you consume it too often. But this is gambling that will continue to run with curiosity or curiosity, and in addition involves money where everyone has the same chance of winning and also has the same possibility of losing which may be the difference in terms of amount.

I think it has been proven that there is no boredom when something is done based on curiosity which ultimately makes a person enter a cycle of addiction, on the other hand I understand that not all gamblers are like that, but overall most gamblers come with hope and curiosity, and maybe the idea of "having enough" will only be able to be done by responsible gamblers who are not too focused on winning because they have a correct understanding of what gambling really is, especially in terms of risk.

I think if you are new, then it is necessary to play almost every single day so you may get familiarized with the online platform, the rules, and the support. You may also get to develop mastery to specific games and bonuses. In this stage its very exciting. But overtime, it will get boring and you will learn that you don't need to play every day and you need to rest on days you are losing. So overtime you minimize your exposure. However there's risk to most people because instead of developing strategy, they may get addiction instead. So always play responsibly.

I think gambling or gaming generally does the opposite for the players. The more a player wagers the more he'd get gravitated to the game. It's not like food or other activities that get weary over time. Gambling wouldn't do any such thing, the player only wants to participate more. The interest is so tied to the player's emotions that he's unlikely going to get tired of doing it over time. Look at instances like drugs, sex, or even alcohol. These substances despite being different makes, still don't get dumped easily by humans. Due to the emotions and mental influence, it has on the players or addicts, neglecting the activity wouldn't be a simple task.

Why people easily forgo eating a specific food, is because of the reaction it'll have on the body. But when a person is forced to eat a single food, he doesn't have any option. Hunger generally has no option. The person will keep on eating the same food over time. Don't you think of people who wouldn't eat any food if it's not from their desired restaurant? That's how addiction makes an addict not think of any other thing except gambling. It's like being forced to do something with no option available. Sometimes when addicts are given a new chance, they'll be engaged to another option, that could help reduce their gambling session. It's all about the option, what to select. Addicts have no option. So, they'll continue the game, and never get tired of doing it, unless directed towards a fresh and interesting option.

Hmmm. That's a good idea. There's only one problem here, there's a broad number of games available in gambling. Just the slots will entertain you so much with different slot providers making nonstop new games even though if you think about it, they have almost the same features as their old ones, just different UI or different images coming out.
Then, there's sports gambling, there's a lot of sports out there, pick your poison.
The Original games though are where you get bored a lot of times, Dice, Keno, and Plinko are not the games where you will be entertained. Most of these games are used for wagering requirements only.
Still, I can say even though we play every day, we are not going to be fed up that easily unless we stick with one to two games only. I am sure someone will quit when he had enough of it.

It all depends on the nature of how busy our daily schedules goes, some can afford gambling everyday while some may not be able to afford for that, because they may be occupied with tight and busy schedules, this also interprets that we can have different levels of how each person may devote their time for gambling, if we also sees gambling as a means of being entertained then we are going to realize the need of doing it daily for the benefit of our being satisfied during our pleasure moments each day.

There is an unpopular opinion, that gambling every day might trigger person not to gamble in future or even stop gambling. This is kind of a feeling when you get enough of something. For example if you eat at McDonalds every day for 2-3 months, you most likely would find it tasteless, boring and be fed up with same food. Any other food will taste and attract you more. So why not such thing could happen with daily gambling? Playing one and the same games, even with random effect are much more boring than playing same games once a week or month on a long period.

I agree with you. I think that the number of bets does not affect their quality. What I mean is that you can place 2 bets a month and win more money than 30 bets in the same period of time. It all depends on how a person knows how to analyze and calculate the situation.
There is an exception to this case. A friend of mine bets on a 2:2 score between some teams in the English Football Championship. There is a large coefficient on this result. He may lose 20 or 30 times, but then he wins. In this case, he bets almost every day, but this is part of his strategy

It's true, we have to be able to have a balance with the capital used and also with the amount of bets. First, we have to be able to balance our finances well. When we have income, we have to be able to meet our needs. When our needs have been met and there is still money left, then money. We can use it however we want, but of course there must be limits too, even though there is money left over doesn't mean we can use it freely, there must still be limits to what we do so that it doesn't cause harm.

I agree with what you say, indeed luck plays a big role in this matter, with wins that are difficult to obtain and even that is based on luck, because in my opinion the winnings that occur in gambling can be obtained with a portion of luck, now even though they gamble every day it is said that they can Quickly getting a win will only be in vain if they don't have luck in gambling. Those who gamble every day will only lose money, even though there is luck that might make them win, it will not be as frequent as those who gamble.

Gambling every day does not lead to an addiction, feeling compelled might do but nobody is required to gamble by any need in reality or should feel they are required.   Sometimes an offer will encourage activity but I think that is optional, I would only advise people to maybe plan bets but you are required to place normal or same size on every day.  Sometimes you will be distracted or short of time and should reduce your size to stop any decline in your averages from non optimal plays.

So true! Betting daily can be very toxic for your mental health as you will daily chase rewards or you will daily deposit in order to chase your loses. Also , doing this will surely transit towards real addiction where bad things can happen if you don't have control over yourself.

While some time back I was addicted to gambling and having huge loses I try to avoid all for some time, and then I stop visiting sites I have too many spam emails, and daily I was unsubscribing, but this was not working for me even this was increasing on daily basis which was wired for me, but I was trying my best to avoid this all and my mentality was also positive so things gone on my way and at the end I was able to have break of nearly 6 months which helps me a lot for settling things around me which was creating problems due to gambling loses.
Now I am again in but with my own strategy and budget which is working for me as I need to be stayed in my limit instead of having things which create problems and I have to go for another long break.

It is good if you have stopped to play in too many casinos. It won't be an effective way, playing in more casinos won't increase the chance to win. It is enough to play in 1-3 casinos, choose the most reputable casinos.

They will keep sending you their promotions, it is the way they get the users. You must ever fill the data and let them know your email when you registered in the casino sites, that's the reason why they still can send you their promotions. They have the data of each person who ever registered in the casino sites. If you don't want to see it again, just stop using the email.

It depends on the person whether he won't be affected to the promotions or not.
Anyway, there is no way to have a long term winning. It is a gambling, the chance will be always 50:50. But in fact, most people tend to lose than winning because of many factors. Besides the chance isn't very high, some people play with random or careless ways.

That I s a negative impression. That is another form of slowly becoming a gambling addict. People often complain of how they became a gambling addict without knowing how they got into that mess but this is how it gradually starts. How can somebody thinks that you have more wining chance by frequent gambling? Forgetting that becoming more frequent in gambling is a short way of putting himself to more dangers by doing the unthinkable just to fulfil his desire of gambling and it will lead to stealing, selling of some properties to gamble or even taking loans which will leave him with numerous depts instead of more wining it is more loses and more dept.

Yea despite that we see gambling as a luck game, it doesn't mean that if we gamble we must win, for me gambling everyday is not a good  habit, this can turn someone to a full addict, people should learn how to control their gambling habits,gambling is not a career and one should nit make it a do or die affair, though must frequent gambler are new gamblers that does not know much about gambling, they feel that one can actually make a living through gambling, gambling is not certain, it is not an investment too, so when someone is gambling, he or ahe should consider some things before he could make it a habit, instead always gambling all the time i think is better for someone to have a specific fund for gambling do that one you exhaust it for the time frame you can rest.

Actually always gamble has never guaranteed that you will get lucky, you can definitely gamble always and still end up loosing so badly that you may not get the chance to ever win your lost fund again as a form of recovery, it's best you gamble on plans, and not just gambling because you think you will be able to make any money you loose making your attempts. You only gamble when you know that it's within your budget and your plan of gambling, you don't allow yourself to over gamble and exhaust all that you ha e in your wallet even if it's the money you budgeted for gambling, you could decide to just stop after several trials even if you are yet to exhaust the money.

Don't always wait to exhaust your funds before you exit the casino as that will not be doing you much good because you are most likely going to be loosing everyday but if you leave early enough you get to be able to get back in a better state of mind and gamble much more better.

I think most gamblers experience the same thing, and of course that includes me as well which is probably not much different from what you're experiencing here where we get promotional messages that come to our email or to our smart phone cellular number, and it's definitely true that it can really disrupt a gambler's defenses when they're struggling to reduce their involvement in gambling or those who are struggling to quit.

This means that there are many scenarios of temptation or encouragement that can make us re-engage in gambling, because in terms of gambling, usually someone will have a desire to return to gambling and will also grow curiosity to gamble when they remember about gambling which means of course getting promotional messages from casinos via email or having a very active environment in gambling or accidentally hearing a victory that was achieved by another gambler, it can really disturb our mentality when we are trying to stop gambling, Therefore we must as much as possible completely clean something related to gambling, remove your email from your smart phone and replace it with a new email or stay away from your environment that is active with gambling, I think at least this can help, and on the other hand I agree with you that gambling every day will only increase the possibility of the number of losses and not increase the chances of winning.