Topic: Do you think gambling every day is better? - page 4. (Read 9325 times)
Gambling everyday is not good. Some of the people that gamble everyday are people that want to recover from their by all means. The moment you begin to feel depression over gambling simply because you want to get the money you lost in gambling by all means at the end of the day you will be totally disorganized, confused and disappointed. Even the white that are ready to use their life for gambling, you never see them gambling everyday. If you see gambling as a fun activity, you should only find yourself doing that very moment you feel like having fun with gambling. Just do as if you are serious about it. To me I think is the best way of gambling. It's not until you gamble everyday before you can win from it. It's good to gamble but not everyday.
My question is do you think gambling every day is better?
Who knows. By the mean of trial an error I have found that my luckiest day to gamble is Sunday. BTW, I was born on Sunday and latter I learned from astrology that Sun is very important in all senses for those who were born on this day. Thus, I commonly refrain from gambling on other days of the week.
Everyday gambling is not healthy though. I still use my weekends for my family and have my Sunday with them going to church and then probably to the mall to eat outside until dinner. We cannot ignore these things when you are a family man and you have responsibilities. Even though we gamble, we must set a date when we can freshen up by staying away from gambling and just relaxing.
After that, you will feel like a new man who took a good long shower and it will probably make our decisions be better since all the stress are taken out.
My question is do you think gambling every day is better?
Who knows. By the mean of trial an error I have found that my luckiest day to gamble is Sunday. BTW, I was born on Sunday and later I learned from astrology that Sun is very important in all senses for those who were born on this day. Thus, I commonly refrain from gambling on other days of the week.
With daily or regular gambling, I have noticed that I got satisfied or have enough of entertainment much quickly. Maybe because I am loosing interesting in gambling, maybe because it takes little time to get entertained, maybe because it is online gambling, and gambling offline in a company of friends is much better. For me this is much better. Because in the past, when I used to visit offline casinos, I used to spent hours there. Not necessary I was gambling, as it was a place to meet. But for me it is preferable to play little if I want to, then spend time getting to offline casino, prepare for that, gamble, return home, whole evening flies by like nothing. With online gambling, after 20 minutes of playing I am 100% I will start reading news or surfing internet parallel, and closing casino site tab eventually.
Apparently you are playing for very small amounts since you do not experience any excitement from the game. But I agree that online and offline gambling are actually completely different activities, but only on the condition that offline you visit a normal establishment and not a semi-underground casino where everyone smokes, where all sorts of outcasts hang out, etc.
There is not much excitement from gambling online, because I do it for a long period of time already. Compare your emotions when you first tasted Pepsi and wow effect from, and current situation when you drink it just as a beverage. You are used to that drink and there is no wow effect from it. You are right, my bets are not high, and I gamble more like a hobby, I am not planning to earn with it, nor become rich. I need just that moment when you dont know how your round ends. As to offline casinos - they are not those small rooms filled with slots mostly, but they are in hotels in the center of the city. We use them as a meeting or starting point of a «Friday night».
Apart from that, if they gamble every day, I think it will put too much pressure on their mental health, which if they can't accept it, they could go crazy or get stressed.
You hit the nail on the head because basically if you play every day things can get out of control and this can significantly harm our lives and this is something that is noticeable a mile away, a person who plays every day, well every day is not going to win, and the fact of doing things like this and having that clarity all the time will come a moment where things are not going to go well and you will start to lose and that streak is what any player does not like, you can fall into despair and many things can go wrong in your life, you can get very out of control and it can affect your mental health and integrity.
with defeats occurring more frequently, it can make gamblers feel excessive pressure which can lead to stress, because defeats or losing money occur more frequently, especially if their goal is to make money, instead of wanting to make money they find themselves under pressure. excessive. also when there are moments like that, emotions will not be controlled and they can make decisions recklessly, where the decisions taken will not be considered properly and wisely, the result of which will actually make them experience disappointment again.
There was a friend of mine who visited me a day after and he was saying gambling every day draws you more closer to winning.
As far as one can afford loss and doesn't hamper his life financially, he can go and gamble for fun. But keep gambling everyday just not to miss a luck day is stupid act. What if he finally wins in 31st dec losing all year from 1st of jan to 30th of dec? Is that win even worthy? Can he wins back what he lost at least in just one win losing all year? Winning amount most probably will be just a small fraction of what he would have lost. So one should gamble with responsibly and for fun with the amount he could afford even with loss.
On the other hand, one of the advantages of sports betting is that it makes a gambler less likely to gamble with excessive levels of time, but even so, there is still a possibility for a gambler to bet a large amount or an amount beyond his ability even if they bet on the type of sports betting where they will only bet when their favorite team competes. This does not mean that sports betting can prevent you from losing a large amount of money, the point is that it depends on how the gambler maintains his or her boundaries, which is what will make them avoid the unwanted possibility.
The player, of course, needs to maintain a balance between real life and the game; it is clear that this is often difficult to do, under the influence of excitement and interest in the face of the unknown. I place bets only after I have completed all my daily tasks that I need to do. Others, on the contrary, run to play, and if there is time left for something, then they do it. Surely there are those who play in complete disorder without thinking about anything other than the game, this is terrible because this can lead to unsanitary conditions and other diseases of the eyes, back and psychological problems due to sleep disturbances. Also, do not forget that playing every day, most likely the player will end up losing, and with poor health. I am categorically against playing every day, except for one case when the stakes are too small and we devote no more than 20 minutes a day to them.
To be honest, there is no absolute answer to this and it may vary from person to person. some gamblers may gamble even a single time and risk everything in one game (and lose) while others may keep playing every day but only lose a small portion of money because they apply risk management to this game. This is the reason, i will emphasis that this is a subjective matter and there is no definite answer to this. Individual gambler's preferences, their experiences, and approaches to gambling would definatley shape up their perspectives on whether they find more profit or fun gambling daily or weekly (or fortnightly) whatever may be the schedule.
Also, the gambler must balance the real life work and gambling, which can be difficult due to excitement and curiosity. Personally, I will only place bets after completing my daily tasks and if I am busy, I may take a break for a few days before returning to gambling. So without describing a particular scenario, it is difficult to tell whether gambling every day is better or not.
Great observation!
Of course, any decision and action of the player naturally has some consequences.
Moreover, if he lost a huge amount in a casino, then the consequences for the player can be catastrophic, but for the casino it’s just the opposite. So it all depends on whose side you are on. As for spending time playing games, many people spend too much time on gambling and this can lead to gambling addiction. And the main thing is that the player himself almost never pays attention to how quickly time passes when he plays. Hence the desire for daily games.
Sometimes a player doesn’t even have enough time to satisfy his gaming needs, and all his close people don’t like this at all.
The player, of course, needs to maintain a balance between real life and the game; it is clear that this is often difficult to do, under the influence of excitement and interest in the face of the unknown. I place bets only after I have completed all my daily tasks that I need to do. Others, on the contrary, run to play, and if there is time left for something, then they do it. Surely there are those who play in complete disorder without thinking about anything other than the game, this is terrible because this can lead to unsanitary conditions and other diseases of the eyes, back and psychological problems due to sleep disturbances. Also, do not forget that playing every day, most likely the player will end up losing, and with poor health. I am categorically against playing every day, except for one case when the stakes are too small and we devote no more than 20 minutes a day to them. Of course, any decision and action of the player naturally has some consequences.
Moreover, if he lost a huge amount in a casino, then the consequences for the player can be catastrophic, but for the casino it’s just the opposite. So it all depends on whose side you are on. As for spending time playing games, many people spend too much time on gambling and this can lead to gambling addiction. And the main thing is that the player himself almost never pays attention to how quickly time passes when he plays. Hence the desire for daily games.
Sometimes a player doesn’t even have enough time to satisfy his gaming needs, and all his close people don’t like this at all.
There was a friend of mine who visited me a day after and he was saying gambling every day draws you more closer to winning.
As far as one can afford loss and doesn't hamper his life financially, he can go and gamble for fun. But keep gambling everyday just not to miss a luck day is stupid act. What if he finally wins in 31st dec losing all year from 1st of jan to 30th of dec? Is that win even worthy? Can he wins back what he lost at least in just one win losing all year? Winning amount most probably will be just a small fraction of what he would have lost. So one should gamble with responsibly and for fun with the amount he could afford even with loss.
Interesting question. I think the first answer that comes to mind is that addiction is so strong that it depletes a person. But still, if this is not such a case, then most likely the person believes that the efforts are paid off by the pleasure received. In the end, gambling is a voluntary activity, and if someone does it around the clock, it is unlikely because he was chained to a slot machine and forced to play
There was a friend of mine who visited me a day after and he was saying gambling every day draws you more closer to winning.
As far as one can afford loss and doesn't hamper his life financially, he can go and gamble for fun. But keep gambling everyday just not to miss a luck day is stupid act. What if he finally wins in 31st dec losing all year from 1st of jan to 30th of dec? Is that win even worthy? Can he wins back what he lost at least in just one win losing all year? Winning amount most probably will be just a small fraction of what he would have lost. So one should gamble with responsibly and for fun with the amount he could afford even with loss.
What I understand with the word fun means when you enjoy doing one particular thing all the time, but gambling and saying you are having fun, I totally disagree with this kind of fun, losing money and you said you are having fun does it worth it, even though you are risk what you can afford to lose one day you will not find it as fun because when you lose sometimes you will fill it and once you fill it, it not fun again because anything you are have fun with will not hurt you, I don't see any reason for someone to be gambling everyday unless the person is addicted to it or the person is chasing win, many people do waste time in gambling instead of them to gamble with caution that is if they are losing they should take a break but they will instead in play to meet up with their loss money.
Interesting question. I think the first answer that comes to mind is that addiction is so strong that it depletes a person. But still, if this is not such a case, then most likely the person believes that the efforts are paid off by the pleasure received. In the end, gambling is a voluntary activity, and if someone does it around the clock, it is unlikely because he was chained to a slot machine and forced to play
With daily or regular gambling, I have noticed that I got satisfied or have enough of entertainment much quickly. Maybe because I am loosing interesting in gambling, maybe because it takes little time to get entertained, maybe because it is online gambling, and gambling offline in a company of friends is much better. For me this is much better. Because in the past, when I used to visit offline casinos, I used to spent hours there. Not necessary I was gambling, as it was a place to meet. But for me it is preferable to play little if I want to, then spend time getting to offline casino, prepare for that, gamble, return home, whole evening flies by like nothing. With online gambling, after 20 minutes of playing I am 100% I will start reading news or surfing internet parallel, and closing casino site tab eventually.
Apparently you are playing for very small amounts since you do not experience any excitement from the game. But I agree that online and offline gambling are actually completely different activities, but only on the condition that offline you visit a normal establishment and not a semi-underground casino where everyone smokes, where all sorts of outcasts hang out, etc.
There was a friend of mine who visited me a day after and he was saying gambling every day draws you more closer to winning.
As far as one can afford loss and doesn't hamper his life financially, he can go and gamble for fun. But keep gambling everyday just not to miss a luck day is stupid act. What if he finally wins in 31st dec losing all year from 1st of jan to 30th of dec? Is that win even worthy? Can he wins back what he lost at least in just one win losing all year? Winning amount most probably will be just a small fraction of what he would have lost. So one should gamble with responsibly and for fun with the amount he could afford even with loss.
However, I would point out that I do not understand what makes quite a lot of people play completely thoughtlessly. That's probably just how their brains are wired. Sometimes such players don’t even keep track of how long they play, and don’t even keep track of how much money they’ve already lost. And such people generally do not pay attention to criticism from their close relatives and ignore any comments from these relatives. And these guys, with such disgusting and irresponsible behavior, say that they know what they are doing, although in general everyone understands that they are simply losing, and often even more than the family budget can allow.
I think there are many such players. I would call them overly gamblers. And they are of course excellent clients for any casino.
Lol. Everyone is entitled to there opinion and decision. I do lay emphasis on the need for gamblers to limit the way they gamble because winning is not guaranteed, and gambling every moment can lead to Addiction, of which for me shows that such person might be jobless because other activities can be done for personal development rather than consuming time on gambling sites. No matter how we stress fhis topic they are still some that will choose to keep on, one thing is sure every action have consequences good or bad.
Of course, any decision and action of the player naturally has some consequences.
Moreover, if he lost a huge amount in a casino, then the consequences for the player can be catastrophic, but for the casino it’s just the opposite. So it all depends on whose side you are on. As for spending time playing games, many people spend too much time on gambling and this can lead to gambling addiction. And the main thing is that the player himself almost never pays attention to how quickly time passes when he plays. Hence the desire for daily games.
Sometimes a player doesn’t even have enough time to satisfy his gaming needs, and all his close people don’t like this at all.
Apart from that, if they gamble every day, I think it will put too much pressure on their mental health, which if they can't accept it, they could go crazy or get stressed.
You hit the nail on the head because basically if you play every day things can get out of control and this can significantly harm our lives and this is something that is noticeable a mile away, a person who plays every day, well every day is not going to win, and the fact of doing things like this and having that clarity all the time will come a moment where things are not going to go well and you will start to lose and that streak is what any player does not like, you can fall into despair and many things can go wrong in your life, you can get very out of control and it can affect your mental health and integrity.
If you are losing $1 daily you might not actually feel it provided you are making more than that on a daily basis. I will equally prefer losing a dollar per day than compounding it to a certain volume like the example you gave $100. Even the though both are losses but the pain you will feel when you lose $100 at once won't even be the same as that of $1 daily. For me I will prefer gambling everyday too provided I see games that I am interested to bet in. Someone who is consistent with his gambling stand a bigger chance to be winning than someone who is not always gambling regularly. As you gamble everyday you are more current with the forms of players and clubs, Someone who gambles once in a while won't know all these, they will just assume that the bigger clubs are always on form and will place bet judging by their past records. Someone who gambles once in a while even stand a higher chance of losing more money in gambling.
But if you total your lose in a month, you will lose $30. That will not good because for some people $30 is means for them. You can try to reduce your gambling activities to three times for a week and you only lose $1. That will not be too big for you to lose your money in gambling and you can enjoy yourself playing gambling. Playing gambling every day can also makes you becomes addicted to gambling because you can thinks gambling every day and hopes that this day will be better than yesterday and you can wins some money instead just lose your money. That doesn't guarantee if someone who playing gambling consistently or every day will have the chance to win bigger than someone who playing gambling occasionally because I think the chance to win is the same between them. They can lose more money if they gambling daily and that attract them to becomes addicted to gambling.
With daily or regular gambling, I have noticed that I got satisfied or have enough of entertainment much quickly. Maybe because I am loosing interesting in gambling, maybe because it takes little time to get entertained, maybe because it is online gambling, and gambling offline in a company of friends is much better. For me this is much better. Because in the past, when I used to visit offline casinos, I used to spent hours there. Not necessary I was gambling, as it was a place to meet. But for me it is preferable to play little if I want to, then spend time getting to offline casino, prepare for that, gamble, return home, whole evening flies by like nothing. With online gambling, after 20 minutes of playing I am 100% I will start reading news or surfing internet parallel, and closing casino site tab eventually.
What you say is true, gambling is not your goal in life, in fact I think for some people it is the same as you. Apart from that, gambling every day is actually everyone's right, but what I'm afraid of is losing self-control which can make us addicted to continuing to invest money in gambling without realizing that we have lost a lot of money in gambling.
I know it sounds hard to do, but you should change your attitude to money, otherwise they will turn your crazy. I have said many times already, for me gambling is the same as spending money. I dont expect to win every bet. For me gambling=spending=getting something in exchange. If I would start calculating how much I have lost and spend on some things, I would go nuts. If I even manage to calculate how much I have spend on gambling, I think I would quit. If I manage to calculate how much I have spend on fast food or eating outside, I think I will never ever eat beyond home. But I never do such calculations. I dont want to limit myself or make strong special rules. I have turned gambling into a habit that I do quite often and spend little money on it. I would better gamble and lose a dollar daily, than gamble once a month and lose $100. Because a dollar today is nothing, but for $100 I can get something significant.
What you say is true, gambling is not your goal in life, in fact I think for some people it is the same as you. Apart from that, gambling every day is actually everyone's right, but what I'm afraid of is losing self-control which can make us addicted to continuing to invest money in gambling without realizing that we have lost a lot of money in gambling.
I know it sounds hard to do, but you should change your attitude to money, otherwise they will turn your crazy. I have said many times already, for me gambling is the same as spending money. I dont expect to win every bet. For me gambling=spending=getting something in exchange. If I would start calculating how much I have lost and spend on some things, I would go nuts. If I even manage to calculate how much I have spend on gambling, I think I would quit. If I manage to calculate how much I have spend on fast food or eating outside, I think I will never ever eat beyond home. But I never do such calculations. I dont want to limit myself or make strong special rules. I have turned gambling into a habit that I do quite often and spend little money on it. I would better gamble and lose a dollar daily, than gamble once a month and lose $100. Because a dollar today is nothing, but for $100 I can get something significant.
What you say is true, gambling is not your goal in life, in fact I think for some people it is the same as you. Apart from that, gambling every day is actually everyone's right, but what I'm afraid of is losing self-control which can make us addicted to continuing to invest money in gambling without realizing that we have lost a lot of money in gambling.
I know it sounds hard to do, but you should change your attitude to money, otherwise they will turn your crazy. I have said many times already, for me gambling is the same as spending money. I dont expect to win every bet. For me gambling=spending=getting something in exchange. If I would start calculating how much I have lost and spend on some things, I would go nuts. If I even manage to calculate how much I have spend on gambling, I think I would quit. If I manage to calculate how much I have spend on fast food or eating outside, I think I will never ever eat beyond home. But I never do such calculations. I dont want to limit myself or make strong special rules. I have turned gambling into a habit that I do quite often and spend little money on it. I would better gamble and lose a dollar daily, than gamble once a month and lose $100. Because a dollar today is nothing, but for $100 I can get something significant.
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