The worst thing a player can do is chase their losses and try to recover with more money or a deposit, I think that this is the first symptom of an addiction, however a person who is responsible enough will know that when this type of Things have to stop so as not to make more mistakes, this is the first thing to do, in case you don't know , you are running the risk of continuing to spend money in vain, because I don't think you are going to recover what you lost, that is like swimming against the tide, for that the best thing is resignation and spend only the money that you have Destined to lose.
I disagree that chasing losses is the first symptom of an addiction but I believe it can trigger the gambling addiction. At first a player will give himself a reason to gambling and that is to recover losses then eventually gambler will be lost and just gamble and don't mind if they will recover losses or win a huge amount, all they care is that they have to gamble to suffice their uncontrol urge to engage in gambling activity. Responsible gambler may chase their losses but will stop if they feel that their attempt to recover the losses is going nowhere. So they will stop even before they suffer a bigger losses.
That triggers gambling addiction and other things like greed and trying out to hit up some huge multiplier or really those jackpots and this is where people do really end up on being that desperate with their
gambling habits.When it comes on being responsible then it would really be pertaining on someones actions because not all would really be that good when it comes to this kind of treatment on which
they are really that making themselves blind just because they are really that aiming for huge profit. You should really be that responsible towards your actions if you dont really like to mess up your life with
gambling. Gamble on the amount which you can afford to lose and never ever make yourself do chase up losses if ever it would be piling up. Dont make yourself that desperate on chasing up
wins because this would also forces you to play even more.
That's the way it is, when you lose you have to accept it, don't worry, because it's preferable to lose a part and not all, that's what the players don't understand, because looking for money to bet again is not pleasant, because eventually it is money that is lost, and trying to reverse losses is like trying to lose again. So it is not recommended, as I said, distributing a balance willing to lose is the best, and seeing that money lost so that it doesn't hurt, but regrets come, why not do one thing or another, everything starts.
There are cases where players only want to win and I don't blame them. When you play in a casino, what you think about is winning, it is unavoidable not to think about it, that's why when we want to make profits in casinos, you must do or have a lot of restraint so as not to leave things to chance and lose all our money, the worst thing that can happen to us is that we lose all our money in the casino.
It's better not to lose at all.
But with a casino, this is almost inevitable and losing, to one degree or another, awaits every gambler. Sooner or later. Based on statistics and number theory, on which the enrichment of the casino at the expense of its customers is based. The longer you play, the higher the chance of losing your deposit.
I did exactly as you say. After my deposit turned to 0, I never gambled again. If I had continued, then undoubtedly my loss would have been more. This is a mental wagering trap that players most often fall into. To accept and accept the loss is the only way out of this trap.
Can't argue with you here. All players want to win and this is what attracts them to the casino. It can't be otherwise. In order not to lose money, you need only one restraint: from playing in the casino. Never.
