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Regret is a natural thing experienced by someone when everything does not go according to what they wanted. Many gamblers have experienced incidents like you where they lost their money and couldn't find it after searching for a while. And it turns out that while they were looking, the clock was ticking, and finally, they were too late to place their bet. But actually, there must be something behind losing our money because maybe if we go to an offline casino to buy the ticket, we can't get it.
Often the things that make us regret are not because we couldn't do them but because some things prevent us from doing them. But that's how I felt, and if I think about it, I do feel regretful. And I'm not able to do anything.
Your regret is always true and every gambler must have experienced what is called regret because of the failure or loss that occurred, but getting too deep and getting caught up in regret is also useless.
Regretting too much about failure or defeat will never return conditions to their original state and will never be able to return the money that has been lost.
Several times I conveyed and reminded you that you should never be too deep in regret and it is better to treat failure as a lesson and also useful experience.
That way, in the future, every gambler will be more careful and less careless when gambling, they will never repeat the same thing and of course they will be wiser in making decisions when betting.
Basically, regret actually occurs because of state of mind and psychology that cannot accept result that is not in line with expectations or cannot go smoothly as originally planned.
And regret can make someone experience much worse condition, especially when they think about it too much and feel it with endless sadness.
If gambler is willing to learn from experience and is willing to use failure as valuable lesson then indirectly over time they can have more responsible attitude.
Useful response, HiroseUk, I was able to draft out some valuable advice from your text and it's effective in changing the perspective of people on regret. Whenever an action has been executed, regrets come in as if the person won't repeat the same thing next time if the opportunity comes back. Regret solves no problem. Learning does. When a person fails to learn from his mistakes, he won't change his behavior toward that same action. Gamblers who regret losing an opportunity, don't seem to understand that gambling didn't end after the game came to an end. There are multiple opportunities ahead for the gambler to stake his games and win. But these people only make the mistake of not moving ahead to figure out what should be their next action. And if the previous outcome wasn't great or they had no money to finance it, they can make out savings, in anticipation of the next opportunity. Most times regret can also lead to shifting of responsibility, blame, and confusion. The brain needs no regret because it sets it backward.
Living in the past and worrying about the past, only derails the capability of the brain to think of fresh ideas. Hence the person gets more confused and sad, as they can't figure out what's wrong with their productivity. The brain could get used to it and only push the person to stay in the past thoughts and it could lead to depression. As a gambler, depression is the fastest route to addiction. Redirecting the energy spent regretting could be an alternative for such a gambler. However we understand that the brain operates in ways that it could get sad for a lost opportunity, but that's not the end. More will arrive, which would be of greater rewards than the previous if only the gambler focuses on making his prediction game better. Learning from past mistakes would be the best tool in making the future of the gambler better and more effective. Not doing any other thing other than regret, only shows that the future of the person won't get productive because he wasn't doing anything in the past.