Topic: Have you won a bet with your last cash? - page 9. (Read 2495 times)

It doesn't take the same ease it took to nurture and mature a gambling addictive attitude to likewise eliminate the addiction when it starts causing you financial and psychological problems. Gambling addiction is easier build than eliminate. The minor standards we take for granted in maintaining a disciplined gambling attitudes could have been the eliminators in that early stage cutting down every tendency of gambling in and with the wrong position's. Ultimately if we couldn't eliminate those addictive gambling attitudes in their immaturity stage we definitely can't do so when they are matured in us except through the service of a professional therapist and with family and friends support.

Is that true? The beggars outside the casino houses? I haven't seen anything like that in the casino houses I've been to, but if it's true that there are people like that, they must be suffering from addiction or they've really run out of gambling money. It is difficult to give financial help to such people because it is certain that after they collect money, they will just spend it again on gambling. We should also be careful sometimes in giving help because when they get used to that, they won't really learn.

You are right Zanab, anyone who can persist in gambling to the extent of gambling with the last cash can borrow to gamble. It could also be a sign that such person is drifting towards addition without knowing. It is a normal thing to see stranded gambler in some physical ambling shops in my area, who begs others after they have lost all they came with to the casino. The surprising thing being that any money they were given to them will still go back into the casino. The gamble with their last cash and that is not a good thing to do.

You know, I've seen some people get real lucky throwing down their last cash on those long-shot bets.   But we gotta keep perspective - at its core, gambling is still just a game of chance.   There's no special sauce, no matter how much those winning sprees tempt us into thinking otherwise.

That last ditch bet you made with your final dollars definitely sounds like a rollercoaster ride!  It's awesome that it paid off. But even if you get lucky once or twice, those risky moves catch up to you eventually.

I know very well that I don't have good luck in gambling. As long as I've bet my last cash I've lost most of those bets. I have realized that when I need to win bets I don't win. But sometimes when there is no problem even if i need not win, i can easily win from all those bets. But I can vouch for one bet by which I was extremely annoyed. There I bet on an unpredictable match with the amount of my last cash. That match gave me a big win. But if I look at the statistics, my chances of losing are very high, especially when betting with the last balance. But I have seen some gamblers who get lucky when they bet with the last part of their balance. There are many who have built a decent bankroll even with $5 bets.

You are right that all times stories might not be the same few times we may win with our last cash and a few times we not. The same happened to me again and again but maximum time I won with my last money. A few times I lost the last fund that I can afford and that amount is not small.

You are right and I really get your point, the truth is that when it comes to gambling with the little that you can afford to loss it really worth that risk because I have already prepared a way of accepting my fate either to win or lose, yeah gambling can become slowly addictive and dangerous if not taken care and watchful  and know when to stop.

Talking about betting or winning with one's last cash, I think it depends on the situation. I've been able to win gambling before with my last cash but before the win, I've alr

Not all time were luck for me. There were times that i had so much conviction that it was the right bet to stake on. You know this certainty that this game would play that was what happened with me several times. And i felt like if i am wrong then i should lose it but i won the bet. Yes, wining in gambling is luck, but we should not forget that there is a level of experience a gambler would have that he would know what will occur in various event. By then he is now experienced and not relying always on luck.

I've heard stuffs like don't estimate the little beginnings and that is true. Gambling at first is like planting a seed and with time this seed matures and the urge for us to start expecting fruits from it would be even greater. That is the point of addiction when the roots are solid in the ground. However, just lie you can cut off the tree when it does not grow how it was expected to so we can eliminate gambling from our life.

Alright, but would you had felt same way with so much of excitement if you had lost that last cash of yours using it to bet? Of course the answer would be a No. Maybe we should try losing at times with some gambling decisions we  make without recourse so that the consequence could ring a bell in our head that it wasn't worth it. It al starts with little things we regard as nothing for gambling to bigger things and that's when the addiction tension has grown big within us and that's how we see people ready to stake their house, cars and even land in gambling, it all starting from little things.

Relying on luck especially in gambling ain't the smartest move and the story you told us kinda worrying to me you know? First is betting the cash you need for stuff like getting back home certainly isnt the best idea. Lucky for you, you had some extra cash in your account for the ride back home, whatsever betting with money you need for the basics? That's asking for trouble and messy situations. That kinda thing can lead you down a bad road where you can't tell apart the money you can blow on bets from the money you gotta keep for living ( probably a sign of addiction).
Also, mixing up cheating with being lucky is total messing with the whole point of gambling, which should be fair foe both parts.

I get it that winning especially with that last bet gives you a buzz and a better feeling than normal wins. But remember gambling still not to such situations. Winning like that is more like a fluke than anything regular. It's super important to be careful with gambling and put your financial safety and being responsible first way ahead of chasing for your strong luck, and I won’t say I didn’t go through similar experience.

For the unbolded part, it's true that luck doesn't show up everytime... It may not necessarily come once -- it might be twice or thrice in a row (depending on how skilful the gambler is on the other rounds).. but whenever it shows up at first, your skills ain't even required..."a case like that was investigated in my neighborhood; a guy without any virtual skills selected 8 games of very big odds and they all came through "

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What do you mean some people cheat when gambling? Wasn't this about casino games?..i don't even think your folks would accept such thing without seeing the money already.

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It did happened for many of us but it varies from the amount that we've won. Most of the time with my last money, it doesn't give me that much big money but the important thing there was that my last money survived and even multiplied and made me stay longer at that rate.

I agree, when a gambler experiences that, it gives us some more proud moments and compares it to the past bets that we've done and didn't make it. This gives us the confidence that for our next bet, it's going to be much better and even if we come to the point that we only have few cash left, we can always recover that and the chance is there and can grow it back. But don't be too confident at all times, you'll never know if that last money should be saved if you've got some important expenses that pay and don't YOLO because I've seen great wins but more of those losses that have made a lot of gamblers frustrated.

I think majority of us here has one time or another, win some big money with our last cash. And it might not happen only once but many times for me. But if I have to look at, it just base on pure luck and nothing more.

It felt good to win and experience this kind of phenomena, but at the end of the end, looking back, it could have been part of how gamblers become addicted. You experienced the adrenaline rush and try to go and repeat that same experience again and again, IMHO.

Yeah, I have actually won a bet using my last cash back then in those days I was given betting much of my time, yeah, the feeling is so different from the other normal winning, and always looks like all the lost hope has come back to you when least expected, it comes with so much excitement like is the first time. It boost confidence and a certain level of fulfilment.

It's easy to become caught up in the moment and chase losses, but it's critical to realize that there are real-world implications. There are particular tips and supports that one may provide to someone who is battling with the impulse to chase losses in order to help them avoid falling into the trap of pursuing losses.
The first and most critical piece of advise I would provide is to take a vacation from gambling if you sense yourself spiralling and chasing losses. Whether it means taking a day, a week, a month, or even longer, it's critical to stand back and evaluate the issue. It's difficult to think properly while you're caught up in the moment, so taking. So taking a break can give you some much needed perspective.

It's bad to begin what we can't finish. Such a gambling habit can be dangerous when it registers in the brain of the gambler, he could try it next time. Not doing it is better than taking the risk. The win will be quite small and won't be worth it, since it's the player's last cash. In this context, last cash means transport fare. Hence, the amount is not big enough to fetch the gambler a big win. So, moving away with the fund is more cool than putting ourselves in emotional trouble, when next we try it and don't win. Humans, definitely, will repeat what they've done in the past. This means the gambler will soon develop this feeling that gambling his last cash is fine and acceptable.

He could get addicted to doing this and going all-in immediately. It's the worst form of addiction, going all-in immediately, which means whatever money the gambler takes to the casino will be considered his last cash, as he'd wager it all at once. Not saying, Op will get to this level, but a thousand-mile journey requires only a single step. It's of no importance, joking with our emotions and last cash. Luckily, Op was able to end the gambling session after winning, some gamblers would see it as an added time to gamble. Then lose out both the wins. If the gambler visits the casino with a friend, what would be his/her fate when alone in the casino, and the behavior already controls him relentlessly?

I don't gamble with my last cash and I will never encourage gamblers to gamble with their last cash in the gambling center because, it can punish you into borrowing money from other people to transport your self back to your destination or borrow to gamble.

The luck you get in that last bet you play is that you still have some extra money in your bank account that made you to use the last cash at your hand to try your luck and, it worked for you but don't think that the last cash in your hands will always allow you to continue winning in your betting which are some of the mistakes some gamblers used to make in the gambling.

Sincerely, you're fortunate luck that day else, you might have deceived yourself into returning to your house with nothing. That's the nature of gambling: occasionally you might win a game in which you don't even have to prove your abilities. However, because of the enormous risks involved—you may easily lose your money—I will never, ever spend my last cash to place a bet, and I certainly wouldn't advise any of my friends to do the same. However, when it comes to gambling, you observe that most people that win and lucky enough to have won without any expectation they will win. It will occur to those without any prior gambling experience or beliefs that they will simply testify on gambling.

the problem with betting it all is the obvious possible consequence that you may not receive anything in return for your bet
and wel... that's bad

remember the first rule of the good gambler:
make it all back in one trade
which is:
never face the risk of ruin