Many of us are guilty of this, we focus more on how much or our potential to win than what we may lose, that's because we want to be positive and this positivity backfires most of the time, we pressure ourselves to win to the point that we keep adding our bankroll until we lose everything.
I notice in my gambling activity, winnings come when you least expect them and when you are relaxed because when we are too pressured we tend to make bad decisions, I tell myself to focus on enjoyment and if the opportunity opens up I grab it.
I still focus on winning but I take enjoyment my priority, we should gamble to have fun, and positive results happen when we enjoy the game.
I notice in my gambling activity, winnings come when you least expect them and when you are relaxed because when we are too pressured we tend to make bad decisions, I tell myself to focus on enjoyment and if the opportunity opens up I grab it.
I still focus on winning but I take enjoyment my priority, we should gamble to have fun, and positive results happen when we enjoy the game.
The gamblers that make the most wins somehow had a free or happy mindset at the time and that's why they won seamlessly without thinking too much about the outcome, and that's how it should be always.
When I do gamble on the times that I do, I try to be happy at least. That's why I see many gamblers getting tipsy before or during gambling so as to be in a merry frequency where they don't think about how much spent but how much that's the target winnings for the day.
I think pessimistic gamblers make more luck during gambling than the optimistic counterparts focused solely on how much is going to be spent on gambling alway.
