Topic: How you can benefits from your loss ? - page 4. (Read 643 times)

Yes it is true, winning is nothing more than a chance or "possibility" but losing is a definite part of gambling, meaning that if you want to get involved in gambling then what you need is not only a winning mentality but more importantly the ability to accept the fact of losing at the end of the session, although it is difficult to accept but this is gambling, which is simply if you don't want to experience any loss then obviously don't gamble.

But unfortunately, most gamblers are losers who are only ready to win but not ready to face the risk of losing, and this mentality will harm themselves, or this is the mentality that will lead them to a much worse situation, starting from the inability to accept the reality of losing which ultimately triggers emotions and leads to a lot of irrational decision making such as chasing losses to break even but what happens is the opposite where the amount of loss is even greater. Therefore, it is important to have a correct understanding of gambling and understand and recognize that gambling is a risky activity, because with this I am sure that you will only dare to put a small amount of money that you can be responsible for if you lose in the end.

Losing does really sting, even if it's something small.  I think we all wanna come out on top - it's just human nature.  But losing money gambling can really do a number on you mentally and  it makes you second guess everything you did, and leaves you feeling pissed off and defeated.   

But you made a good point about keeping your cool.  Flipping out won't make the money magically reappear.  What works better for me is taking a breather to calm down, then looking back at it all realistically.  Learning from those screw ups helps me be better prepared to play another day.

Losing is always part of gambling. That's the hard truth. So every time you sit to gamble, expect that one way or another, you may lose your bet or your bankroll. Now, it is up to you how you handle the loss afterwards. If you are just spending extra money, for sure, you won't have any problem even if you lost it. But when you are about to spend your money for your bills, that's when you will feel your heart is racing because if you lose it, what will you do? Loan money? Then, gamble again?

Everyone has their own way of coping a loss after a bet, and that varies also because of their financial capabilities in that particular situation. And how much you can afford to such loss is another consideration here.

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.

Everyone got their ways. Personally, I prefer to take sometime off the gambling scene to deal with my loss. The goal during this time off is essentially for enjoying myself — I might see a movie, a football match or engage in any IRL activity like playing Fifa with friends and family. The activity ultimately depends on the mood at the time and each of those activities go a long way to provide a soothing relief after a loss. My recent big loss was Porto winning arsenal in the first leg of UCL knockout game. It was a big hit and although I felt very bad, it took everything in my power to take my mind off it. I didn't touch my BcGame sportsbettting account for almost a week and what happened in the week after was my big comeback.

Also, my advice to anyone gambling is that they should try to be pessimistic sometimes. Being optimistic about every bet might not be the best approach for every bet. Expect the worse while hoping for positive outcome. If it were trading, my friend would say "bid and pray" haha. 

Hi everyone ,

I have previously seen articles about the mistakes that some gamblers make, especially when they lose a bet, as they try in every way to remedy the matter. The same thing happened to me before and many times, and this is what often leads to greater losses.


None of us sees losing as a normal thing, even in the simplest things. The majority have the mentality of a winning , and this is normal because this is human instinct, and losing always negatively affects how the gambler thinks and the ability to analyze the situation, and it has the ability to destroy all positive ideas and make the gambler frustrated. It puts him in a spiral of remorse and heartbreak over what he lost, but if we take it from another perspective, we can benefit from it. 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 .

Gambling is based on losing and winning, and if you lose, this does not mean that losses will rain down on you one after another, but you can cause yourself greater losses and you will be the first reason, or you can benefit from them and your mistakes and make them a good reason for your next win.

 This is my just own opinion and based on my few experiences in this field ,
 
As gambler How do you deal with loss?