Topic: Dont chase your loss - page 17. (Read 3138 times)

You should not chase lost money in gambling, it's like running after a train that has left. It is better to devote time to family or hobbies - it brings more joy and satisfaction.
Remember that money can be returned, but lost relationships or time are no longer there. Control your spending wisely and enjoy life without unnecessary risks!

Hahaha...your reference case to this is funny, but you never finished it. I expected you to complete it by saying since the child knows this situation where he can't possibly beat the person, he would next time abstain from what could cause the beating next time. And this is wisdom, once we know that we cannot beat the house, we should not fight it but play a smart way around it. We need to first observe and obey the ethics and warnings in gambling, we should be wise and keep a good budget and management. Gamblers should also have the right plans and know when to stop. The last point is however so crucial because is psychological and we often suffer more in gambling due to psychological imbalance.

This has to stop for us to enjoy gambling as it is not a do-or-die affair. It is meant to be enjoyed, and the feeling alone is so fun on its own, but this fun often gets sour when we do not know our limits and the time to take a break so that we can take a fresh breath to fight another day. The person who is losing and losing and still continues to play and still continues to lose at the same time should know that something is wrong with him, and if a break is not taken, the losses would continue to happen, and even if he wins at times, such winning would be meted with more losses because he has no plans towards gambling but just gambling under the influence of emotion. Emotion is the only reason why people can chase losses like that, it has to stop, or else, the result would be regrets.

A normal attitude of a gambler that knows nothing about what he is entering , those gamblers that only wanted to win but not to deal with losses in whcich bringing them always to seeking of revenge and wanting to bring their money back that the casino house will always love about them.
because they will flow money towards the site lol.

Yes, many things happen and are experienced when a gambler loses a lot of money or goes bankrupt and goes into debt here and there because of greed, what he wants is to chase wins and wants to recover his losses and chase recovery, of course. Of course that is a big mistake because we cannot predict the results with certainty. .

I think this is one of the gambling habits that we have spent so much time discussing on how to avoid. Chasing losses is a very bad habit that every gambler must endeavor to avoid because it does not always end well. I have done this before and I kept sinking in losses, the more I gamble the more I lose because I was not thinking straight and the mistakes were just too much. The best is to know when to stop gambling especially when one come to the realization that luck is not on his side for that day. Using a series of loses as a yardstick could help in determining how lucky the day is. For instance, if after playing 5 hands there is no single win, a gambler should be able to know that that day is not a lucky day and the best is to stop instead of continuing the gambling session.

Undoubtedly, most person might still not understand the logic of not chasing their loss, if you win you win and if you loss you loss. It is best you accept defeat and stay in control, your gambling back should be more like is your first time and not for the purpose of wining back you loss by not being aggressively taken drastic decisions which may negatively affect you gambling position and potential.

A harsh cycle that fosters hostility and a never-ending quest for victory. Misunderstanding gambling is more than lack of self-control.

First, the idea that triumph will "come by itself if luck is on their side" is erroneous. Not luck, but recognizing odds and making smart choices. Even with all the knowledge in the world, the house always wins. That keeps casinos going, guys.

Our gaming strategy needs a total makeover. Its no means to an end or loss recovery. Like any game, it can be played smartly. Yes, we must teach people about risks, but also about chance and probability. Only then can we break the pattern and help addicts.

I agree with you, with gambling addiction of course it affects our mindset where our mindset will become more aggressive leading us to bigger losses, the feeling of wanting to recover from these losses encourages us to continue gambling. It's just that it will make us lose more money, which is very real when we are addicted to gambling. With addiction, they won't think about the risk of loss, and even if they win, it won't be the end of their gambling. When they win, they will be more enthusiastic and confident that they will be able to get a bigger win, but that certainly doesn't mean the risk of loss is gone, of course the risk of loss will be greater, as time goes by they will increasingly lose control of themselves. and that is detrimental to themselves.

chasing wins or recovering from losses indicates they lack self-control. Indeed, all gamblers definitely want a profitable win to get, but their way of getting that win is wrong, victory doesn't have to be pursued, because victory will come by itself if luck is on their side, it's just that many of them gamble and end up losing and have a grudge to gamble again with the aim of recovering losses, but this only makes them fall further into the cycle of gambling losses.

Many gamblers goes broke as a result of chasing losses. Chasing losses is just like a child that is being beaten by an elder and the child is trying to revenge of which it is impossible to fight back because the elder is more powerful. Chasing losses is just a way of even running into more extreme losses than recovery.

If a gambler becomes addicted, things will change for him as he'll start to lose more games more than he was doing when he wasn't addicted. Becoming addicted will affect your mindset, you can't think straight and won't have a strategy to follow that will make you not to spend too much money gambling. Gambling addicts don't care if they're winning or losing, all they're after is to gamble everytime to satisfy their desire to gamble, gambling addicts are always loss chasers.

It is as a result of chasing after losses that most individuals become addicted to gambling. Chasing losses will make you to be gambling more than you can handle and also you'll be spending more while you're gambling, you'll find yourself in debts as you'll be borrowing money just to satisfy your desire to gamble and you're not benefiting from the activity that you're doing all the time and also going broke too.

If talking about taste is relative sir, because indeed everyone has a different way to enjoy or get pleasure in gambling, the important thing is that he can control it.

But it is true, never chase losses, maybe this will be the main factor why someone loses everything, yes with regard to targeting wins for additional money or quickly get money, we are talking honestly that everyone in any case must want to win, especially in gambling, but if the victory is aimed at getting money, then that's the wrong thought, this will go back to the original purpose of why you gamble and why you want to win.

Chasing losses is something that gamblers should not do because he can get loses more money and there is a chance he can becomes addiction. When a gambler already loses some money, he should not thinks to recovers his losses but thinks about how he must stops his gambling activity before his minds asks him to continue playing gambling. The more you lose, the higher your minds will asks you to try to recovers your losses and that is something that you must avoids.

Losing is parts of playing gambling and we should accept it and if you don't want to accept loss, you don't have to playing gambling. That's why you must limits your gambling activity with the money you can afford so when you lose, you will not thinks to recover your losses. Many gamblers trying to recovers their losses is because they don't use limitations and they still thinks to recover their losses.

Generally not all people are the same, I never gamble under pressure. I face losses, because gambling with excessive tension will make the gambler more likely to become addicted. Because a gambler can play good gambles all the time but if he becomes addicted he faces losses. Because he knows I only have to win, gambling with such a target is never possible to win. I think that gambling should never be participated in with excessive tension because his mentality and emotions can lead to wrong decisions.

Greed is a factor that sucks up the resources of naive gamblers, who partake in the game for the purpose of wealth. Gambling has never promised an enduring wealth, except for a lucky CEO who won enough to save his company from bankruptcy. However, players shouldn't behave in any form of addiction towards gambling. Once an addictive sign creeps in, take a break. Cut it off. Look out for other actions or activity to partake in, hence, developing stronger barriers to addiction. Building walls. A force like greed, attracts the gambler's fantasies. And distract him long enough to get him addicted, before he realizes.

A whole lot of addicted gamblers never had the luxury of time to read, generally. They have lesser time to spend reading, articles or books and may not have thought about reading gambling works. Hence another factor that causes chase of loss is not knowing, all this while, it's greed. Reading gambling write-ups, unlocks the gambler's idea, on a better, quality strategy to implement on their next game. To save the player from trouble, or problem gambling.

Gamblers have different attitudes towards gambling. Some like to gamble very casually while many follow the most difficult way to gamble. A gambler should gamble within his specified limits. Sometimes some reckless gambling activities are seen among the gamblers due to which the gamblers are exposed to huge losses. When a gambler tries to recover his losses after a loss, he may lose more than he wins. Gambling losses are very common but when one tries to recover the losses quickly he loses the most from gambling. A gambler needs to develop the illusion of accepting loss otherwise he may lose everything.

They have decided on gambling to hunt for income and will not accept every loss of a penny from betting, they will try to recover capital on the next bet and must get targeted profits, this type of gambler is very likely to lose in every betting session because they have made mistakes from the start to earn income from gambling, however they have to change their gambling pattern to not focus on earning income from gambling because of this initial impact which will damage the gambler's mindset, brands have to choose other options for gambling patterns that are just for fun and they never experience high losses because use of limited funds for gambling.

Gambling addiction is a real monster, and it's not just about making or losing money. The excitement of the danger involved, and the escape from reality can all lead to a vicious cycle. When you start chasing losses, it's like trying to chase a tornado, the harder you attempt to catch up, the quicker it spirals out of control.

Addiction can devastate your life, leaving you feeling lonely, broke, and hopeless. But there is hope! Seeking help from specialists, joining support groups, and discovering healthy methods to deal with stress

I think one of the reason that make people to chase after their lose is greed, after they might have played with a huge amount and lose the next thing that comes into their mind is trying to recover the money they lose and in doing this their is high tendency of still losing money in gambling.  If people can learn to take away greed from gambling it will help people in understanding the amount of money they need to put in gambling which they may not necessarily go after even if they lose.  Greed is the reason one will have mindset of making so much money in gambling as they can imagine and also even trying to recover the money that was lose.

Well said.. Gambling is not a fundamental need or requirement for people to live fulfilling lives. Unlike essential activities such as earning a livelihood or meeting basic needs, gambling is a recreational pursuit that individuals choose to engage in for entertainment or leisure purposes. Some people may experience occasional wins, but the odds are typically stacked against the player, and the house edge ensures that, over time, the vast majority of players will lose more money than they win.

When gamblers attempt to recover their losses by increasing their bets, they expose themselves to even greater potential losses. This behavior can create a harmful cycle of escalating financial losses and emotional distress that leads to significant negative consequences for the gamblers. By emphasizing that gambling is not a necessity and urging individuals to recognize the inherent risks involved, It encourages people to make informed decisions about their participation in that luck circle activity.

Any gambler who accidentally have this kind of thoughts on their head has immediately unlocked his free passage to addiction so that why it's important to always have your mental mind in check and always try as much as possible to be emotionally sound because engaging in gambling because the effect can release bring you down and make you worthless in life if not properly taken care off. Chasing of loses can only lead to more chasing of loses.