Topic: How you can benefits from your loss ? - page 3. (Read 628 times)
no one wants to lose from their gambling, but that is something we cannot avoid as gamblers, and we have to accept that. and when that happens, usually i will take a moment to take a break from my gambling, especially when i lose quite deeply, usually i will take a break to recover mentally and prevent myself from gambling more than i can afford.
If you are gambling and you want to benefit from your loss, you need to be using very small amount of money to gamble if you like gambling. So if you make money or you are losing, you are benefitting from gambling and that means you still benefited from losses even if you are not winning. 
You earn $250 weekly and you are using $5 to gamble weekly. That is an example.
You earn $250 weekly and you are using $5 to gamble weekly. That is an example.
Betting with the money you can afford to lose is key to not lose control over your habits. In addition, what I do when I gamble is take that I lost that money for granted. For example, I recently made a bet on sports and it was a very difficult one (with odds around 20.0) so I knew that I was going to lose it, although it made watching the match more exciting to me.
And I do it that way because, if you rely on winning, you become anxious, and it's true that if you stake high and the odds are good for you you'll win most of the times (little money), but when you lose it can be devastating, so imagine if you try to recover and lose again...
So, back to the OP's question, I benefit from my loss not caring about it. When you care, and emotions start taking control of your decisions, you're in the path of becoming desperate and lose even more.
Consider gambling as an entertainment so you'll see your losses as the cost you have to pay to be entertain. Going to a physical casino is the best venue to get satisfied, if you see there are a lot of gamblers going in a popular casino and doesn't care if they loss, that's them benefiting from their losses as what they want is just to spend quality time and that includes gambling.
However, this is not applicable if you are a constant gambler as you are not after of the fun anymore, you gamble because you want to win, and losses will not benefit you, or maybe a little but just in a way to realize the mistake done and promise to improve next time.
However, this is not applicable if you are a constant gambler as you are not after of the fun anymore, you gamble because you want to win, and losses will not benefit you, or maybe a little but just in a way to realize the mistake done and promise to improve next time.
Having losses in gambling could be really hard in some people although it to be expected as you can’t win them all. Perhaps in the almost desperate attempt to have a win, losses incurred can be very heartbreaking and frustrating for new players fresh in the gambling scenes as well as some experienced ones.
I think losses can be hard on everyone but the reaction that comes next would determine how mature one has become dealing with losses in gambling.
While hoping for a win, we should not also forget the high possibility of having a loss as well. Perhaps that way, we won’t take losses as hard as some do.
I think losses can be hard on everyone but the reaction that comes next would determine how mature one has become dealing with losses in gambling.
While hoping for a win, we should not also forget the high possibility of having a loss as well. Perhaps that way, we won’t take losses as hard as some do.
Gambling every day could lead to an addiction, if you are not mentally stable enough. I don't know how anyone could benefit from his gambling loses.
There's no clear benefit. Maybe there are gamblers, who are having fun, even when they lose. I haven't seen such players in my life
There's no clear benefit. Maybe there are gamblers, who are having fun, even when they lose. I haven't seen such players in my life
Well losing is part of any 5050 game. And in my perspective, as long as a person is not neglecting their life or other responsibilities, that will good for them. Think for this as a moment, if you gamble daily, yet you make money consistently, can you consider it addiction if it does good to the gambler or you call it now as side hustle? It's truly not about are you playing daily, it is more about are you doing the right thing regardless if you are making money short term day in day out.
Never get emotional about your loses. If you lose multiple times in a row, just quit gambling for a while.
Losing is a part of the game. Nobody wins all the time. If you get too frustrated about your loses, just gamble with small amounts of money and limit the time frame, in which you gamble every day, like 2 hours a day(or maybe you should gamble 3 days or 4 days per week). Gambling every day could lead to an addiction, if you are not mentally stable enough. I don't know how anyone could benefit from his gambling loses.
There's no clear benefit. Maybe there are gamblers, who are having fun, even when they lose. I haven't seen such players in my life
Unfortunately, losing in row is very sad condition and this can also cause some gamblers to experience emotional and mental problems, they try to try to recover from the losses that occur.Losing is a part of the game. Nobody wins all the time. If you get too frustrated about your loses, just gamble with small amounts of money and limit the time frame, in which you gamble every day, like 2 hours a day(or maybe you should gamble 3 days or 4 days per week). Gambling every day could lead to an addiction, if you are not mentally stable enough. I don't know how anyone could benefit from his gambling loses.
There's no clear benefit. Maybe there are gamblers, who are having fun, even when they lose. I haven't seen such players in my life
But basically, when efforts to recover losses are made, what gamblers get is much bigger losses, let alone profits because it is impossible to recover previous losses.
Losing should be the deciding time for us to stop gambling, money is very valuable and as much as possible we must be able to manage it well, good money management can also be influenced by the right use of time.
Maybe there are some gamblers who can still feel happy and look like nothing happened when they lose, but this all happens because they have set budget that is acceptable to lose.
Obviously, this is an attitude that we can rarely find among many gamblers and this kind of attitude is only possessed by those who can be responsible for every result they get.
If you are a sane and responsible gambler, then the only benefit I see from losing money in gambling is that you will learn from it and will stop immediately, because as a responsible gambler, you should be able to control yourself after losing a considerable amount of money or funds. Other than that, I don't see anything that will benefit from losing money in gambling. Who wants to lose money? And if you are not wealthy or rich enough, then for sure it will affect your financial state or your life because you only have limited money or funds. I dont know why many people are insisting on gambling that it has benefits because if you list the disadvantages or bad effects of gambling, they are greater than what you are seeing as beneficial from gambling, so stop hallucinating, and if you are gambling, %prepare for the consequences of gambling losses.
The thing is that one can not stop immediately after losing on one hand try, I think gamblers have specific amount they gamble with. Even those that's gambling online, they deposit a specific amount and when they lose all they money they deposit they will stop. Some that are gamble addict won't stop so they will deposit more so that they can chase their losses. legendary
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If we think naturally then we have no chance of benefit after losing in gambling. After losing money, we are not profitable or even happy. This is normal.
But we have to bet only after accepting that the chances of winning and losing in gambling are equal. There is a 50-50 chance here. You can either win the gamble or lose all the money. And if someone can't accept this simple fact then I say, sorry, gambling is not for you.
Losing money in gambling is normal. We have to think about how we can stay normal after losing money. And don't get upset after losing money. We must be mentally strong. And there is no alternative. Gambling is not for the faint of heart. You must have money and be mentally strong. And have the ability to control your mindset. Otherwise you will get addicted to gambling or lose all your money.
Never get emotional about your loses. If you lose multiple times in a row, just quit gambling for a while.
Losing is a part of the game. Nobody wins all the time. If you get too frustrated about your loses, just gamble with small amounts of money and limit the time frame, in which you gamble every day, like 2 hours a day(or maybe you should gamble 3 days or 4 days per week). Gambling every day could lead to an addiction, if you are not mentally stable enough. I don't know how anyone could benefit from his gambling loses.
There's no clear benefit. Maybe there are gamblers, who are having fun, even when they lose. I haven't seen such players in my life
Losing is a part of the game. Nobody wins all the time. If you get too frustrated about your loses, just gamble with small amounts of money and limit the time frame, in which you gamble every day, like 2 hours a day(or maybe you should gamble 3 days or 4 days per week). Gambling every day could lead to an addiction, if you are not mentally stable enough. I don't know how anyone could benefit from his gambling loses.
There's no clear benefit. Maybe there are gamblers, who are having fun, even when they lose. I haven't seen such players in my life
If you are a sane and responsible gambler, then the only benefit I see from losing money in gambling is that you will learn from it and will stop immediately, because as a responsible gambler, you should be able to control yourself after losing a considerable amount of money or funds. Other than that, I don't see anything that will benefit from losing money in gambling. Who wants to lose money? And if you are not wealthy or rich enough, then for sure it will affect your financial state or your life because you only have limited money or funds. I dont know why many people are insisting on gambling that it has benefits because if you list the disadvantages or bad effects of gambling, they are greater than what you are seeing as beneficial from gambling, so stop hallucinating, and if you are gambling, prepare for the consequences of gambling losses.
Here's my couple of Sats. If you think that losing in gambling is not normal, then you're having it all wrong. Losing in gambling is normal, very normal. Losing in gambling happens more often than winning. So one should be comfortable with losing, more comfortable even than winning. Winning makes you ecstatic; one, because it happens less often than losing.
It's wrong to be carried away by your emotions when losing, but I guess it's also wrong to believe that you can simply turn the tide by analyzing things and changing strategies. Truth be told, in gambling, whatever your strategy is, you can't hardly change the result. Losing remains to be a main part of the game. You can't sit through it, make an analysis, and end up with a eureka as to how to get better results.
You better focus on the fun, on the game, rather than the results. More often than not, the results are disappointing. But you can make everything worth it if you enjoyed the session.
It's wrong to be carried away by your emotions when losing, but I guess it's also wrong to believe that you can simply turn the tide by analyzing things and changing strategies. Truth be told, in gambling, whatever your strategy is, you can't hardly change the result. Losing remains to be a main part of the game. You can't sit through it, make an analysis, and end up with a eureka as to how to get better results.
You better focus on the fun, on the game, rather than the results. More often than not, the results are disappointing. But you can make everything worth it if you enjoyed the session.
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This is my just own opinion and based on my few experiences in this field ,
As gambler How do you deal with loss?
In Gambling there will be wins and losses, and here I don't think anyone gets any financial benefit from losing a bet, what I think is that many people learn from that loss after losing and can use the mistakes they make later on and that is the Benefits. I will always suggest to everypne to gamble with what they can afford to lose and always make a limit of losses as well as also on profit and that is how you can or a gambler can deal with the loses. This is my just own opinion and based on my few experiences in this field ,
As gambler How do you deal with loss?
I believe the most important thing we can do with losses is to analyze them deeply. That is, losses should benefit us. If we did not analyze our mistakes, then we allowed our mistakes not to benefit us, which means we increased our losses. This is actually a very original idea - to force even our mistakes and losses to benefit us. Sometimes losses bring us more benefit because they show us the imperfection of our strategy. Especially frequent and long-term losses. Winning also gives us a signal that we are most likely doing something right. But this is not always the case, because winning and losing can be random. And only the dynamics of wins and losses, comparing them with each other and changing these dynamics in response to a change in strategy brings us the most useful information.
Dealing with the loss is pretty hard, and it can make us anxious and depressed but as long as the amount we lost doesn't bend us in any way then just accept and move on.
Generally, humans don't like to lose irrespective of the amount but losing is just a part of gambling so when we understand these things then all I can think of is becoming more responsible while making any decisions with my hard-earned money cause I have seen ups and downs that made me to be a person who am I today.
Generally, humans don't like to lose irrespective of the amount but losing is just a part of gambling so when we understand these things then all I can think of is becoming more responsible while making any decisions with my hard-earned money cause I have seen ups and downs that made me to be a person who am I today.
The first thing to do is to bear it and realize the matter as it is, and that gambling, when we talk about money in the same way as the pleasure found in it, always gives us the same two options: either winning or Loss, and in such matters, we must know that the ability to restrain emotions plays an important role in such situations , anger and heartbreak will make things worse, and taking time out to analyze things will be the best option.We must know the mistakes we made and analyze them, study the strategy we followed and change it if it is not in line with the results and the course of the game.. , there are many options that can help us .
The best way to benefit from a gambling loss is to take the lesson you have learned and improve on your gambling. If you are into casino betting and you choose games of skill over games of luck then whenever you loss on a game like blackjack, you should watch more blackjack tutorials, speak with those who have mastered the game, read books/articles, listen to podcasts by blackjack experts. They always contain gems that will make you gamble better in the game next time. That is one of the benefits of a loss. It humbles you and makes you want to self-improve in that game. 
It depends on the gambling you are playing, if you are playing slot games its designed programmatically but if you play tabletop games that have statistics and probability mind games you learn with it, if you lose in this type of game you can learn from those mistakes, and risk you are playing with. Sometimes not all stories have the same outcome, and not all large winners have gains more likely those are just back losses came from the previous games. Don't take gambling as your source of income its main objective is to give entertainment. You win, good. You lose well its part of the game.
For me loss isn’t a huge setback. But still loss does hurts. After all it’s your hard earned money right? It will definitely feel some pain when you see it going into the casino from your balance. Yes this doesn’t mean that you will just give up with everything. You need to understand that while you gamble, you give yourself the consent that you are willing to take the risk to make money. Hence, loss is just a part of gambling I would say.
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I'd actually argue that I see losing as something normal. Or even something natural. If you often had the chance to learn, test what you learned, and fail, you'd recognize that failing (which I consider rather similar to losing) is pretty normal or something you'd see in general. It's not wrong to say that what we are is built up from the countless failures that led us to those few successful instances. Anyway in my case, as I said, it's something normal so I just naturally take it in stride.
If you lose a bet, just bend the wife over and take out some frustrations hahahahaha. Not joking, idk how many times I have had angry sex with the wife when I've lost a bet. Never know, your significant other might like you to lose a bet now and then.
If you are gambling and you want to benefit from your loss, you need to be using very small amount of money to gamble if you like gambling. So if you make money or you are losing, you are benefitting from gambling and that means you still benefited from losses even if you are not winning.
You earn $250 weekly and you are using $5 to gamble weekly. That is an example.
Earning weekly and daily are probably different target and I wish to always be on the winning side, atleast it will puts good smile on my face. Losses are there to teach us our past mistakes and we ought to learn from everyone of these single losses. There are some losses that are severe and huge, meaning it points out or even go as far as shaking our accounts. Profits is the only weapon that would strengthen me and my initial deposits in the system. You earn $250 weekly and you are using $5 to gamble weekly. That is an example.
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