Topic: Gambling Distortion Pattern - page 6. (Read 5718 times)

This 4th gambling distortion pattern is very interesting in my opinion. When you are mentally unable to resist that gambling always loses, but there is also an unexpected victory that suddenly comes and it is a big win, because you gamble with a large final capital. It's Epic Blast. This 4th gambling distortion pattern plays with mentality to a higher level and makes anyone stressed and the capital in gambling will also get bigger because of the initial wins and then consecutive defeats.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScKPEIg62eI

When observing the 4th gambling distortion pattern, I remember one of the same films and describes this pattern, namely the film entitled "Win It All (2017)" which tells the story of a small gambler who is given the task of keeping a bag filled with very large amounts of money. crime ) and then for some reason use it to play gambling which at the beginning of the game he wins and then he loses continuously until the money it ran out and he had to replace it.
But with his determination and advice from his friend to do one more gamble and be the last one to be able to win the gambling. and the result is an unexpected big win that can replace the money he used and make his life change and get out of gambling. it's a very inspiring film and fits perfectly into this 4th Gambling Distortion Pattern.

I think this 2nd pattern is only for beginners who enter gambling, without knowing the basics of the game, it can be said that capital is reckless and just wants to try it

and it happened to me in the past even though at this time I am not professional like you guys here, in the end I left the platform

Most of the patterns are applicable to me is the third one upon playing, of course, getting greedy and making another bet which takes me back to the loss instead of getting profit and continuously playing just like five games before getting my loss back and of course once I hit a good profit that's the time I stop playing for a while to make sure there's a profit for that day, I always set my self to have a limit wage and profit per day so there's a chance that still control the number of money I deposit upon playing.

I prefer pattern 4 which can change our emotions very quickly, but unfortunately more often in pattern 3 when playing, at the beginning we get a win and continue to be tempted to get like pattern 1 which unfortunately does not match expectations and ends in pattern 3.

I bet you didn't bet much. If that were the experience of the vast majority of gamblers, casinos would not exist long ago. There is no thrill in a downward downward line. After a while, you just know from experience that you're going to lose.

If gamblers get hooked on gambling, it is precisely because they occasionally win. So, I think it would be more accurate to represent it with a line with ups and downs, although with a downward trend in the long term. It would be that line but with small peaks upwards.

I like this, it looks like the way I can think about it too, that most people only gamble for a means to make money and what they eager more about is winning and not about making use of gambling to entertain themselves, because of this, more gamblers lose while the gambling sites are making money daily, that is not a lie. But where did you get this stat?

Almost all the gamblers had fall into this category having first experience in making deposit to gamble with and loose everything, well I don't see this as a challenge that is bad enough to make a gambler withdraw from gambling except if the gambler make the very wrong mistake by depositing a huge amount and use all to gamble at once, that could be a stupidity which could be common to most newbies in gambling, but aside this, having a first attempt on loss does not mean failure but a retry for the next attempts while you must have learnt possible mistakes from the first attempt.

But the longer you play can sometimes lead you to hit your desired multiplier. This is why once I continue playing for a long time, I never stop anymore or reset my seed, or reload the page because I can sense that I am close to my target. I think that postponing the game and then trying to come back later on, will only restart all the progress that I made earlier. That's only for me but for some, maybe they have a different betting style and they never think that previous plays can affect their recent session.

If you gamble for profit then you can all in your bets and leave whatever the result will be but if you are playing for fun then you need to budget your bets to be able to achieve it.

For a beginner, this is not the worst pattern of results. I would even say good. Patterns 1 and 4 are much more dangerous because the beginner gets a positive experience of gambling and at the level of experience he has the “knowledge” that you can make money in gambling. But as we know, this is an erroneous assumption, which is why those who play for profit end up losing everything (and even getting into debt) if they cannot stop in time.

I think most of us will deposit some more money if we lose that day. We seem to not care about previous losses and depositing money again, it may make us think that we want to recover the money lost due to previous losses or we feel that our luck is coming today.

But it will be good if we don't deposit any more money another day and decide to take a break from gambling because of previous losses. And maybe it also allows us to prevent addiction problems that may come.

Right, and that will be the trap for us gamblers, just imagine the feeling that you are out with your last bet and then win it big? Your capital is replenish and so you go back to play and hope that you will continue to have successes.

Good practice, but our enemy is our emotion, maybe yes you withdraw your winnings and left some funds. But what if if you lose again, will you go deposit and stop completely?

This is a good insight.

Distinguishing the pattern that most of the gamblers went through can really help them to assess themselves and perhaps improve themselves as well, for their development and betterment. Knowing that there's pattern and actually seeing that you belong to one of them could make you reflect and ask yourself why do you even go looping and looping even if it brings you no good? It could help you be better and do better in playing and in setting limitations for yourself that you will follow.

I've seen many people fall victim in number 3 , wherein they hit big and then it triggered them to bet more and more, thinking they would keep on winning. Little they did know that they lose more often without them actually noticing because they are engrossed with winning the jackpot again. This kind of scenario is common and a lot of people are trapped in this habit of repeatedly betting without thinking the consequences because they just focus on the thought that they will eventually win again and get back all of their losses in a snap.

It's a hard habit to break because some people became dependent on gambling already and it became a routine and fixated in the mind already. They have to gradually withdraw so that they won't experience relapse, and have proper guidance, self-limitation, and treatment if needed.

I understand that you completely invented this statistic? After all, if we take into account that the casino/bookmaker has a not so big advantage (1-5%), then 75% of players who have constant losses look like absurdity? No one would gamble if everything was so sad.
And even if you get the right statistics, then in fact I do not understand what its practical value is.

It's also the most fun and thrilling experience because you never knew that you could win your very last bet. It happens to me before a couple of times for both autobet/normal play and martingale. It's true that you are going to be motivated to try again because your balance are once again replenished.

Sometimes I can bust all what I got or if I am lucky to have a control that time, I will go home with some winnings. Now the practice that I am doing is that ill just withdraw most of money first and then left only some so that I can play on them recklessly. I don't reposit because I have enough already but ill go back again the next day or two.

-  This is what we gamblers often experience whether it is crypto or traditional gambling. And this thing we cannot avoid because it is twin or tail to our gamblers. Sometimes we are also surprised, even though we know that winning is all about luck in gambling, most of us still play, maybe because others think they might be lucky to win big and others play because they are greedy.

But this is the destiny of most of us gamblers in crypto gambling to lose often in the game that exists in gambling in this industry.

the most difficult thing to give up a lot of money being burned for free and want to come back again, that's a bad thing that will happen. sacrificing that debt only makes us lose something valuable for an unsecured money back. I've experienced something like this, common sense will be disturbed to be confused about which path to take

Definitely, as a gambler you should know it, you can't win all the time and it depends on how you handle the situation. So whatever you call it, distortion pattern or others, still based on our luck that day you gamble.

Emotions is one big part, because as gamblers it's really hard to control, when you are winning you don't know when to stop. When you are losing, you want to comeback and recoup and it will be either you win big or go home and take the walk of shame.

I would say that the pattern is so true, and as the OP says, we as gamblers have experience it through our journey. I guess the most reward for me, is to make a epic comeback. Have I experience it many times already, when I regret that I should go home with that big money that I have won. However, I felt greedy, and wanted to comeback and then when you thought that you are going to lose and about to leave the casino, suddenly you made that epic comeback, at least break even or won more than what you win the first time, feels really good, lol.

We don't always have to keep losing or winning at gambling games. it can be like a bitcoin chart, it will not always keep losing, there will definitely be a win in gambling life like that. in brackets we must be able to manage money, how do we assume our money is not too burnt in gambling games and can instead get profits and enjoy the results. control emotions to control play

You are actually right on all these point of yours, and base on my experience and what i have seen in the gambling industry i will like to add one more which i will be calling "Gambling distortion pattern No 5 which represents people who win huge bet with casino bonuses and because of greed, tends to lose all the funds to gambling with the mindset that because he once won, he could win again, forgetting the fact that at times, its a matter of luck, like you can see in the rough sketch below.