Topic: Dont chase your loss - page 12. (Read 3123 times)

That's correct. But, don't do it like you are forcing it. Gambling sites tend to give back but don't go chasing the equal amount of what you lose. I learned this after playing for a long time.
Example: If you lost x400 of your initial bet, you don't have to go to a game with a high-risk option where x400 is also available as the max multiplier. You can still try medium-risk games with just x30 - x50 multipliers and there's a chance you might still get back all those losses at those kinds of games.
Because that's where we get rekt, we are trying too hard to chase our losses and our minds are being so clouded by revenge that we want our money back in a rush. Frustration. That's when we lose all our balance because we are not thinking ahead.

Yes, that's true and I think there are many people who know or realize that chasing losses is a bad action and is not recommended because gambling is always about uncertainty in terms of results at the end of the session, but in fact they still make it or repeat the same mistakes where they chasing victory to restore something that was previously lost due to defeat or due to results at the end of the session that did not match their expectations, and in my opinion one of the reasons is because in their hearts they are still unable to accept the reality of the fact of losing.

And maybe I would say that they are gamblers who have no responsibility in themselves or don't even know that gambling is about winning and losing so losing is a natural thing if it happens in one of their gambling sessions, which means that you will easily do something. - things that are recommended or for example stopping on time when in certain situations and not choosing to chase losses when you are able to gamble responsibly based on the correct understanding that gambling is an activity that involves risks that can never be completely avoided, with this then I think you will focus more on taking various preventive measures.

But chasing of lose is just like a normal thing for gamblers because there is hope to win one day to recover the loses. Some of the gamblers would stay in the casino website or checking the network for positive outcome if they played games. And it is only few gamblers who gave up when they lose but majority nod them are lose chasers. And why most of them chase their because they want to just win back the one they lose just now so they can go home but unfortunately the more they chase the more they lose and before they realize they have finished their money. So really chasing lose is not a good habit. And to avoid unnecessary lose in gambling we advise gamblers to be responsible gamblers so that they can regulate their gambling habit. And many are chasing because they are addicted to gambling so they are not even worried even the midst of losing. Responsible Gamblers know when to gamble and when not to gamble.

Terrible idea that has been done for so many times by most of times. A frequent gambler that does this has more losses than his recovered money from his main goal of doing it. While we can easily say that they should avoid to chase their losses, it's just so hard for the most of them to do it because they can't stop and help themselves from doing it. So, if there's one gambler that have been recovering his losses and does nothing to stop it, it's because that person probably have tried but due to the hardship of doing it, he just chose to continue what he want to do with it.

You're right with what you just said here mate. Most gamblers only engages in gambling with the hope of winning all their stakes at the end of the day but because gambling results are completely unpredictable, it's very unwise for anyone to engage in gambling with the hope of winning all the time because when you gamble with that kind of mindset, you're definitely going to chase your loss whenever you lose which in most cases doesn't end as planned.
When a gambler is seriously chasing his loss, it'll be very difficult for him to make good gambling decisions because he's mostly controlled by his emotions at that moment as his only focus is just to win back his losses.
So to be on the safe side and not chase your losses whenever you lose in gambling, always approach the game of gambling knowing fully well that you can win or still lose your money as that'll help you to excuse yourself from gambling when you're losing instead of trying to get back your losses

Do I shock you?
People don't know when they finished their money while gambling because they sees it as something very natural when playing it is a must that you will lose even though they are losing more money they would see it to be regular thing because they knows that the next bet might yield something very good. They haven't win yet but are being optimistic about what the future would hold that is why when they gamble and they don't win with less moment you would see that addiction will shows up on them whereby it will starts affecting their lives.

The main reason of chasing losses is starting a gambling session with the mentality of making or earning money without accepting to lose your money, so either you play until your balance is empty or continuously depositing bigger to recover your losses.

Best way to avoid such trap is to avoid playing when you are in short cash, when you need money, when you are angry or bad mood.
The truth is we all as gamblers in some point we find it so annoying to lose and try to recover, sometimes it works and you recover your losses,  however, it's dangerous when you keep playing and increasing your bets in a crazy way just to recover.

When you look at it, the selfish people are the ones losing, therefore they should not be bothered about winning or losing because gambling is a pleasurable activity. However, this is precisely what makes the selfish people insane, as they always believe they are smart, and they feel as though they are taking advantage of others.  Nothing is more admirable than playing responsibly; I know some people are curious about how this is done, but it is definitely doable. Even though it can be really annoying, I believe that many individuals are already accustomed to gambling. They don't have an issue because they don't seem to be listening to anyone, even though they don't enjoy their tranquility. If they can keep going, that is.

When it comes to money, people are just crazy, and they don't care what happens when they are true to themselves. Furthermore, you won't succeed after all the emotional harm you would have suffered, so there's no point in putting too much pressure on yourself. Yes, you won't worry about a lot of things if you can lower your expectations for gaming. I don't even think about gambling as something that disturbs me. additionally, heavy gamblers expose themselves to needless risk rather of focusing on finding employment. They don't want to make money quickly, yet oddly enough, they select gambling as a means of doing so. It's funny that they picked that irritating aspect for themselves.

What then should we gamble for ?
Fun?
No man that’s not right, and just a quick reminder that, those casinos are out there to make money and it’s not right telling people not to also gamble for money when the casinos are out there for money.
Reckless gambling is another topic on its own but advising people not to gamble for money or maybe gamble for fun, to me isn’t a nice or good advice but rather we should encourage them to stay within their limits and shops only gamble with the amount of money they’re willing to risk and loss at a given time.

@op, chasing after losses is absolutely a very bad idea and any frequent gambler ought to be aware of this and try as much as possible to avoid chasing after their losses.

Many times, gamblers who are battling with addiction shares their stories and at some point, they all point to the same direction as reason why the slid into addiction which is chasing their loses, this is why we oftentimes warn gamblers not to chase after loses, and should understand that in gambling its either you win or you lose and any time you lose, you should be bold enough to accept it and walk away for a while, and  before gambling again and you should not gamble more because you just lost a bet and game.

If one can have that strict compliance to the rules of engagement in gambling,  it easy to stay free and out of any crisis for whatever time that it choosen to keep gambling,  because when you either chase after winning or loses, you will eventually lose more at the end there is no two ways about that.

Losing is part of investment? Gambling could never be considered to be an investment and also there would really be no assurance that you would really be able to win back those loses or having those kind of beliefs that you could really be able to have a winning round just because you have lost too much on the earlier rounds? This is something a mindset that would really be putting you up on so much trouble.
It would really be better that shouldnt really be thinking up this way because if you do then you are really having to tend to put up on risks on having that even more deeper loses.

As been said that it wont really be that a good idea that you would really be chasing up your losses because this is something that will really be making you that wrecked up your finances.
Gamble on the amount on which you can afford to lose then you would really be just that fine and never intend to chase it up. Once you do bust it all then you should
really be knowing on calling it a day.

   Someone already said that Gambling is part of investment in which you safe your funds when you lose them while gambling.
   IMO I think it's a bit true because there's always losing when you stake on games and truth be told that ass you lose you will definitely win some day.
   Even when win a little money from gamble and you have lost much money on gamble, don't feel bad because one day you will win that's why gamble is not a get rich quick scheme.
   If you want to win in gambe it will take a long time for you to win and even when you managed at your first try, I would call it luck because winning on first try is always luck.

You make an excellent Point. In business, our primary goal is to make a profit and generate money. But when we gamble, we are paying for entertainment, and whatever money we gain is simply a bonus. It's true that when we see gambling as a source of money, we might get into problems by chasing losses, overpaying, and taking on too much risk. However, when we look at gambling as a method to have fun and relax, it can be a very joyful hobby. I kinda find it simpler to keep to my budget when I focus on enjoyment rather than profits.

Yes, that's right and every gambler actually has to be able to limit their budget so they don't chase after their losses and end up regretting it because they experience bankruptcy and a crushing defeat, budget limits can actually help anyone to control themselves and be an alarm to give a signal or alarm themselves to stop gambling, sometimes When people don't have limits, they will usually play recklessly, for example when they lose, they chase after that loss and try to recover from it, but they won't succeed in the end.

There are many cases of people who often chase and recover their losses, usually going bankrupt or becoming addicted to gambling, this is clearly dangerous for gamblers because gambling addiction is very difficult to cure, so that is why everyone must have a limit on their gambling budget so they can play responsibly and Be consistent when you experience defeat, don't try to chase it, especially when your budget runs out, don't try to recover it, fortunately I have done that, it has become a good gambling habit, I think everyone really understands this because often many people in the community say this over and over again. in this forum. lol

A gambler will lose gambling which is normal. But gambling is a big challenge for those who cannot accept losing easily. Gamblers who become obsessed with chasing their losses find it difficult to sustain in gambling. Winning in gambling is as uncertain as recovering losses. The gambler must wait for his recovery. Those who try to recover lose quickly they loss more. There are many who follow the gambling of others and at one point lose a lot of money while following the winning. In gambling a gambler will loss, so if you accept loss and manage gambling with patience, there will be success. Those who try to be quick reach should look for other platforms instead of gambling.

Chasing after lose will only lead to having disappointment because we obviously can't win over the house, when we are gambling, we should be more focused on the fun and not the money to win in gambling, this is not like the businesses we do that we wait in anticipation for profits, we should view gambling as a means that create an atmosphere for having pleasure, that is why we cannot afford to gamble with the money that is not our own or the amount in which we cannot afford to lose.

Money teeters between possibility and actuality in this game. Winning, big or small, is tempting, but losing is more likely. Human nature is reflected in these odds. We remember successes vividly and thrillingly, whereas defeats fade into the background until they become too heavy to ignore

Limits are wise, but do we follow them? We fail this willpower test not because we don't know what to do, but because the what if becomes louder than the what is. The pursuit of healing promises relief but only deepens anguish

The dilemma: Can we reprogram our brains to view gambling as enjoyment with an expiration date rather than a means to an end? Awareness and a dramatic paradigm shift are needed. The key is to value the experience over the outcome and realize that true luck is the capacity to walk away, win or lose, with our heads held high and our pockets full

Do many people have different option to gamble and the I believe that why we gamble because of we want a quick money and we want to in reach ourselves so therefore I believe that gambling is all about a risk, so whoever that is into gambling no quite well that gambling is all about advantages and disadvantages and it can happen at any point in time and the most times people take gambling is because of the money that spent in gambling and they are chasing to get the money back, if you follow such measure you might lose more and more in the gambling so that is why we don't have to follow gambling the way we lose in gambling

You don't think people like that live off casinos. If such people exist, they are one in a million. I sincerely do not understand people who do not have a job and allow themselves to gamble. This does not apply to professional gamblers who spend 8 hours a day on analytics and forecasting. This applies to those who live off other people and instead of looking for a job or some kind of part-time work saps money in the casino.  

Yes that's right, there are basically no rules or regulations in gambling that lead to the necessity for a gambler to maintain his involvement in gambling, it is a game of probability that is shrouded in the chance of winning money but should not be prioritized and taken seriously because all wins are always random to determine who will win and who will be disappointed by losing. For me gambling is nothing more than a leisure activity when I'm feeling bored and don't know what to do, and it's also something I gamble on when I have some budget that's not being used for other needs, or a bottom line that I'm ready to lose.

The other thing is as I said above that winning is always random which means it's always unknown whether you'll win or lose at the end of the session because casinos only provide "odds" and not certainties, so with this it's certainly as suggested that it's better to treat gambling naturally, don't get your hopes up and limit all decisions to minimize all possible regrets.