Topic: Gambling should be play with care - page 37. (Read 5657 times)

Looking at the Internet there is a treatment that can be adopted or use to prevent having bad behavior in gambling.

This type of treatment attempts to change the thoughts and behaviors that are fundamental to maintaining a pattern of behavior (e.g., gambling disorder). https://www.google.com/search?q=how+to+care+in+gambling&oq=how+to+care+in+gambling&aqs=chrome..69i57.6350j0j9&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
and also Caring how to gamble is the best way how we can prevent from losing and becoming a complete loser in gambling world.
The more you gamble is surely the more you will  be losing .

I always prepare my mind for the positive and negative results. Self-control is one of the crucial attributes to posses if you truly one to deal with the gambling system. Losing is unavoidable; you are able to escape it today, but what about tomorrow? Gambling is perilous, and I would urge newcomers to take the easy route, which is gambling to pass the time and probably not the other way around. It is simple to state that one would cease after collecting gains, but it is never an easy chore to trigger when the impulse to gamble arises. Some people do it for leisure, while others do it as a source of revenue.

It is a kind of action that provides financial limits in gambling so that when you experience defeat all the money you have doesn't just disappear at the same time.
But unfortunately not all gamblers can do this.

When what has become a limit is used up and we can be responsible, it is impossible to come back because we have limited what we should receive when it is gone and maybe we can come back next week or a few weeks later if we already have some money back that we can receive if lost.
Most gamblers cannot have self-control, but that doesn't mean it's impossible because if we want to learn from the start to control ourselves and try to have limits, in the long run these controls will always be ingrained and we will have them.
Anyone can do it if there is a desire and intention to learn self-control.

That's good for you, but what about the next day or week? Sure, you escaped losing everything all at once, but can you stop yourself from returning the next day? Not all gamblers, or even the majority, have the self-control to refrain from returning, and this is their problem. It seems easy for someone but not for others.

This has been discussed many times already, so I'll bring up again just the basic points needed by anyone looking to get over their gambling addiction:

• Only play with money you can afford to lose, don't risk the money you need for your daily needs like paying bills or food;
• Ensure that the game does not dominate your leisure time, have time to engage in other social and leisure activities;
• Never borrow money or use a credit card to gamble;
• Avoid gambling when under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or when emotionally upset, depressed, or anxious;
• Set limits on how much time you spend on betting, set maximum limits for your bet amount and also limits for daily wins or losses.

By doing this, you should be able to control yourself.

It's funny, but I want to believe the analogy that one of my friends gave me one day: if a gambler goes to the casino with his entire savings, he will definitely spend everything there. It's true for some people that any time they hit the casinos, they forget their sense of financial management at home. Only after they have exhausted all the money will all the financial and risk management ideas begin to stream into their brain.

No accurate all are just prediction and assumptions, if you make that bet then you are lucky, if not then it's the other way around,
gamblers should be aware and not to keep trying that luck.

If you have that control, you will lessen that chance of losing a lot, limitation and a good anticipation will allow you to take care of
your bankroll, gambling can lead you to addiction, so handling it with an extra care is very important.

Having some fun with a small amount of money that involves might be tolerable, but losing a lot because you get carried away
that's regretful when you realize the amount.

i still remember the topic that discussed when you stop gambling then you lose, that is the reason why so many gamblers don't want to recapitulate their gambling expenses because when they do that, the very first thing that comes to their mind is to increase the intensity of gambling them ^{(very rarely stop or reduce the intensity of their gambling)} because all that comes to their mind is to return their lost capital. 

In Chinese culture, they would never want to recap their betting expenses every week or month because for them gambling is a test of their luck, and to prevent them from adding more and more gambling capital to make up for their lost gambling capital. In conclusion, gambling is not an activity that is easy to master and make like management, especially for those who have low emotional and mind control.

You are very correct, in the aspect of gambling with money that was never intended to be used for gambling, it sure happens and that have happened to me once, being someone who is not addicted to gambling, I immediately learnt from it and promised myself not to make same mistake again.
One thing I've discovered is that, when it comes to gambling, you need to keep money away from you, that is only make available to yourself only the amount you need or have budgeted for that gambling session, have anything more means you are likely going to spend everything, like for example, I could have $500, and my intention is to gamble with $50, then leave $450 at home and only go to the casino with $50, this strategy helps in the sense that, when the $50 is exhausted, you will have no option other than to get up and find your own way, but if you go to the casino with the entire $500 and plan to only gamble with $50, the chances that you might end up gambling with that entire money is very imminent.

Well, there's even nothing like 100% accuracy in prediction because you can only predict, but you are not in the game to decide who wins and who does not win. Having statistics is just making sure you have your target amount to gamble off and also the days you wish to be gambling so that you don't end up being addicted, incurring more losses, or even wagering more than the amount you intend to. There are some people who don't really have plans for how much they wish to gamble off in a day, so any time they hit the casino, even if they have like $500 in their pockets, they will just use all of it to gamble. While they never intended to gamble with all that money, they will just get carried away with the fun until they have lost everything before they realise themselves.

You just can't tell that with those gamblers that have goals within the day and won't give up until they meet their planned target. But it's needed to give them reminders because who knows if they're also exceeded to the limit that they are able to set.

Even if you give that reminder for so long, you'll not be able to stop those gamblers that can't even stop themselves even if they're out of the budget. As long it's their money and they take accountability of any loss they make, that's fine and they don't gamble with borrowed or loaned money which make things more complicated as this really happens in real life and they just can't contain themselves doing it.

Even most people that have good skills and strategies still suffer shege, you can still even spend wisely and not have a better skill which would still cause shege, the thing is that before you go into gambling you must first need to apply the risk management in gambling, firstly see gambling as a source of entertainment or side hustle you could earn from and not as a major source of income, afterwards you don't gamble with money meant for other bills but a spare cash that you could lose without being remorseful then even while you bet with your spare cash you plan your daily or weekly budget.
 Without going further I believe the three main points would guide gamblers on how to avoid spending recklessly and fall victim to more lose, after you've first applied this three I belive that's when you start studying the game and gradually developing skills and strategies that would help reduce losses, because even while you spend wisely and apply those three risk management without a good gambling skill you're still liable to suffer losses the early people start knowing that gambling involves good skill and also luck the better for them, you don't just go into gambling without a good skill expecting to be lucky always.

The first thing to understand before gambling is that it is only entertainment, which does not guarantee a win, and in the long run leads to loss. The second is that gambling can only be played with free money. Third - in order to improve your skills in gambling you will have to spend more than one day and not $100. Become a professional in gambling is not for everyone, I would even say only a few.

I agree with that. Gambling and investment are quite different when you compare them to each other, and obviously gambling is much riskier in my opinion since you can't control it. It mostly depends on luck and no one can predict everything correctly. As you said there are no strategies that could guarantee consistent wins in gambling because real-life events, such as sports events or others can be very unpredictable sometimes.

When it comes to games based only on luck, they're the riskiest and I don't really suggest anyone play them if they're looking for a profit. They're just for fun, at least for me.

There is no point having a "target" in gambling because it only adds yet another level of failure to your feelings. The majority of gambling, especially at the sites advertised here, are not skill based and unless you have found a consistent edge in sports betting then you will always be on a gradual decline when betting. Even if you do manage to find an edge in some sort of gambling, if you're playing against the house they will eventually shut it down and swing the odds back in their favor. It's only if you were to step into games like poker and spend a huge amount of time practicing, will you ever stand a chance of earning a profit because you're able to beat other people and the house rake.

With what I have read,I don't think you are actually a real time gambler because if you were you would probably understand the fact that even with all the whole carefulness and stats checking bets are still lost. Well I don't know about everyone else but I feel gambling is actually base on the luck factor and I feel if it's actually your day you enjoy your win and if it's not you lose,their is no three way about this trend.

in another post of mine I was talking about something similar, most of the time people start playing with moderation, they are betting money that they can afford to lose, the problem comes when the person starts to have serious problems in the real world that affect you a lot psychologically, so for the person to escape these problems, they spend many hours playing to forget about the problems, it is a way to pass the time without pressure, without problems, but to stay playing for a long time, the person must have money, even if If you were playing a casino game where you put $0.20 in each section, you would need good capital to spend hours playing

when the person does not have serious problems in the real world, then he starts to develop problems because of the frustration of losing money during hours of game play, which leads the person to continue playing many hours in search of revenge, at the end of the day the person becomes addicted to games bad luck, get depressed and commit suicide if they go without treatment for a long time, so in my opinion people shouldn't spend hours playing alone, the ideal is for people to divide their time well, not just focus on gambling, diversify activities so that they are not just focused on gambling

for example if a person works, at the end of the job, that person should play a little, then watch tv, then go to the cinema, relax on the beach and spend time with the family, not look at gambling as the only thing that is good for fun because this is the worst path and leads to destruction, something amazing is that computer genius guys who spend hours and days on the computer are not computer addicts, but the same cannot be said for people who spend days and hours playing games at the online casino

Your point is too one-sided. Professionals have made it a science. They understand the arithmetic underlying the games they play, and like any business, they keep thorough records of their victories and losses to better their methods. However, a reckless gambler could lose control.

A family's monthly spending may not be comparable to gambling. Gambling is unpredictable, while budgeting for a family or business is consistent. Both instances require strict money management.

In my opinion, if someone is actually considering to follow the steps of another gambler in order to earn some money, then that person is not mature enough when comes to the management of their money.

It reminds me an occasion someone managed to get a very good profit off sport betting here on the gambling section and it did not take long before a lot of people tried to contact that user for tips.

One should not rely ones fortune to other that way.

You have already laid out the fact that gambling totally depends on how lucky one can be and you have said it to probability base and I agree with that but I only feel you are not quite right when you said gambling can be related to forex trading well there is some of similarities between the two but gambling just feels a bit worse because even when you research on the particular game you want to play the results can still turn out a lose.