Topic: How you can benefits from your loss ? (Read 629 times)

what remedy? chasing losses? then that is the most stupid way to gamble
because the very moment that you have lose your initial capital that is the moment
that you should consider leaving the table for a while and try different things or try
different strategies  because you might not be lucky in this side .

 i only use my capital and when I am done then that will be the time of letting
it go , same thing if  doubled that amount? then I will also  leav the table as i don't wanna be greedy to seek for million dollar wins.

I know for a fact that many gamblers have this go big or go home kind of mindset. They believe that if you are not going to win, then it is pointless to play. Winning is the absolute goal.

Gambling is not really an activity I would say that needs studying and improving. To say that losing is okay since you learn something is a bit of a stretch. You are losing money and you need to accept that. I am saying this because someone might be losing big time but they still think it’s ok to go in because they’re “learning something”.

We need to learn to control ourselves to benefit from our losses and another bad habit we have is negative self-image. Such negative self talk only leads us in one direction and that is to give up. But if we give up we will not be able to do anything good right so if you want to make a change in life think of negative thoughts as positive. believe in yourself Maintain your confidence and develop a positive mindset.

I deal with my loss as if that's not a part of me that I have decided to say goodbye forever. That's how we must deal with our losses because no matter how badly you want to recover them, you'll not be able to recover them asap.

The benefit that one can take from there is also that life is going to give you bad days and you just have to bear with it. Accepting it won't make you feel less but it will teach more lessons.

So, take the losses and feel it until you decide to stop or proceed. Everything that happens to you comes from you.

Everyone need to know their self and learn ,I have learnt my leason about my lose some years ago ,so I know how to manage my self and control my inner self too
The benefit I have gain in bet I almost bet all the weeks but due to what happened to me that I lost huge amount of money,my interest in game reduced,I hardly play bet again , because it really teach me a lot ,is a very nice learson I have learnt about bet ,is a good benefit to me because I know that bet is nothing but luck ,so I have benefited from my lose,I also know that I would have been rich but just a space of 2 minutes everything crashed I don't longer make mouth anyhow because I know that this world is not easy,that is how life want to teach me ,so that I can learn how to be humble in many ways , with this I have benefited on my loss ,for I don't know what would have become of me if I won the game actually,God blessings is in different ways,maybe it wasn't the will of God for me to get rich that way but let his will be done in our life .

I think there is no doubt about this your statement as it stand to be real facts, in as much bet is concerned. Betting or gambling contain loss there is no management that can be able to solve the problem of the loss if you have not balance the loss at the initial time through cutting down any financial involvement that you can't withstand while generating the bet odd.

It's actually clear that anything that goes out of moderation is abnormal, therefore where loss is involved one must seek moderation  because absence of it remains the lesson as alani123 stated.

Losing is something normal for me, I don't think all the time about why I lost, I look at my loss as something that was already expected to happen, when I make a bet I count it as a greater chance of losing than of winning, this way I prepare myself psychologically so that when I lose I don't think about my loss, for example today, I lost my bet on a Liverpool game against Manchester United, I had bet on Liverpool to win, but unfortunately I lost my bet and as a consequence I lost money . but this is something normal, if I had been lucky, then I would have won. The most important thing is that I have other things to enjoy in the real world that don't make me think about gambling all day. When people start playing and have fun playing, then even when they lose after they finish playing they won't be sad, they won't be depressed, they will be having fun with other things in the real world, it's important to have lots of things for people to have fun with.


In gambling that depend on luck, such as slots, people don't use any strategy, so losing doesn't help the person crying or complaining or thinking that they should have played differently, because they are games that depend on luck, the person should just play. with money you can afford to lose and when you play you should have fun. By this I mean that in most gambling, when a person loses, it is unlikely that the person is gaining any experience.

Indeed so called "strategies" in chance based gambling about adjusting your bet to make back your losses are quite ridiculous in that it's entirely possible to lose everything this way unless you have unlimited amounts of money and the casino has infinite max bets. If you make tons of bets, you're bound to hit many losses in a row even at high win chances. The chances have no obligation to be on your side really so anything could happen, especially if we're talking random chance.

So really the lessons someone must take from losing is that one should never overdo it with his bets. If you lost more than you were expecting, it's ok to stop. But a budget on a weekly or monthly basis and never go over it with your losses. If you put aside x amount of money maybe you can afford losing let's say 10% of it. But don't deposit more. This is what has the potential to ruin you. Not losing a bit of pocket money, but trying to get it back "safely" with huge bets.

Difficulty to process that is easier to understand when we realize that we are really unequipped to deal with winnings either. Feeling from winning is obviously easier to handle, but it comes with an expection that we would eventually win anyway, so winning is kind of relief. And when we subconsciously assume that we are going to win, it means that in our head we create this feeling of entitlement or feeling that we are owed to. That's why we aren't really mentally prepared for the loss.

It just feels wrong, and many people can't seem to understand why they keep losing. From these people we hear these crazy ideas that we should just play more, or what we should loan money to jump back into profits, because they think it's just a matter of time. It's not. It's a matter of probability, which is very different thing and is usually misconstrued equal to matter of time.

Short answer is that my process is that i avoid situations where i would spend so much, that i would have to deal with those feelings, as i don't deal with them well either. But i do process them by acknowledging that those feelings exist and just FEEL them, like mental health experts recommend, so that those feelings don't control me after that.

That's right, because losing is a possibility that will definitely happen wherever you gamble and in any type of gambling, because as we know that gambling is about winning and losing, it's just a matter of those two possibilities where we all will never know when we will be able to get a win especially in large quantities, meaning yes as you said if for example we managed to win in any amount then it is definitely a good idea and advice to better not waste the opportunity by cashing out as soon as possible before luck finally disappears and makes you lose again.

I don't think winning is difficult but getting the luck is because winning always depends on how lucky you are at the time of the session while the way luck works is always on an "occasional" basis that comes by chance and can never be known. This means that we must have the ability to ignore greed, do not assume that the winning situation is an opportunity to pursue recovery, because in some cases usually such a mindset will only lead you to regret because you lose all the money you have won before.

Apart from using small amount of money to play gamble, it will also make sense after a lose to give some break. Having break after a lose can help one to gather his/herself financially and emotionally to start a new game with a clear mind. Some people play gambling with a small amount but the frequency which they play is very high. They can play gambling always with no break and if you calculate the money that is used to play gambling despite it is small, when it is accumulated it is a huge amount  of money.

Having a break in gambling is a way of benefiting from your lose and also playing with a little amount that you can afford to lose. When people lose in gambling it is just important for them to give a break, it will do more good for them.

I see nothing in one benefiting from their losses except they go back to their board and develop a new and good gambling strategy for the game for which they had lost.
If as a gambler you lose game and after that you decide to go improve your game skills as it relates to that game, I can say that you are learning to not fail again in that game or you are perfecting your skills in playing that game so that you do not fail again.
If you had played and lost a game, you can sit back and try recall how you started playing the game, recall the possible mistake you think you had played that likely resulted to you loosing the game after that, you start developing patterns that could be favourable to you when playing so that you do not make any silly mistake again. I think by doing so, you can say your loss made you develop a good gaming skills which is beneficial to you and friends.

That's what gamblers need, especially gambling addicts, they tend not to realize that the gambling they do is too excessive, even though the gambling they do always ends in defeat, they still gamble because they only think about winning. They have to realize that gambling is not something that can make money for sure, they can make money for sure by working in real life. It's true what you said, don't gamble if you're not prepared to lose money, which will definitely happen in gambling.

We should do this gambling with the feeling that we are ready to lose the money we bet. It is not true that we gamble but we are not ready to lose the money at stake. be aware that gambling is a game that only drains our finances, don't just think about winning which is not certain to happen. Therefore, don't hope or think that you can find or make a definite profit by gambling, it is better to realize that gambling is only for entertainment.

There is no 2 ways about it. Whenever you lose you have to accept defeat and move on by continuously playing. Though that does not mean you will not play with caution. Gambling is a game of luck. Most times when people loss they panic because they think they have lost it all forgetting that some days are good days while some days are often bad days. When the bad days come we accept it when the good days come we also accept in good faith. So how I manage my loses is that I keep calm whenever I loose, and look up to the future.

Nope, actually most of us see that losing is a normal thing when you gamble and it's the same with investing. When you put some bets that you're willing to take, then it clearly means that you're willing to take the risk and risk comes with a potential win or lose. But in most cases, we see that losing is normal to each and everyone of us as we know gambling is like this. That's why if you're saying that losing is not seen by most of us as a normal thing then you're probably not gambling at all or don't take risks at all.

I agree that this is the majority of us. Despite that losing is also normal, the mentality that we have about winning is normal as well. Nobody wants to lose but it's just that the expectation of many of us is already on that point that we can actually lose when we gamble and that's the acceptance that we're having as we gamble. Normally, when a gambler wins then that adds confidence to him and he wants to gamble for more to see that satisfaction that he's looking at as he gambles but then, when losing has come. You'd see this winning gambler will start to just look frown but accepted that it's a normal thing to lose.

There is no need to deal with it. Acceptance is what you must do in all of the results that you'll have, whether you win or lose as long as you've been accepting outcomes and you're not expecting a lot when you gamble should be the norm. And with that norm, you learn something new that you'll apply it to yourself or in life or simply in gambling.

I consider each loss or mistake in gambling like a lesson. The price for the lesson is the amount that I have lost.
I will not regret too much any loss just because this is an amount of money planned for this kind of expense.
There is not much to deal with a loss... thinking too much on it is never useful.

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Learning lessons from it would really be the only benefit that you could really be able to have speaking about those loses, this isnt really just that limited on gambling field but also in other things or aspects in life as well
on which loses or failures is something that would really be making you even more wiser and aware on the things that you've been trying to deal with.

If we do speak specifically on gambling then loses are inevitable, this is part of the game and something that it would be always be. It would really be just that depending on you on how you would really be trying out to less those loses but this is only possible via with those games like sports betting and other card games like poker on which results would really be only determined on how well you are
on dealing up with these things and would really be able to adjust it out but of course these things cant be applied when dealing with pure luck. Everything or outcomes will always be determined randomly
whether you are lucky into that particular moment or point.

The only time for me to take loses as a benefit is when you take the lessons that comes along with the long with the loses such as the mistakes that leads to the loses and how best to handle such mistakes in the next bets, because at that point it becomes clear to the mistakes and steps that lead to that loses and for sure it better to learn the lesson from all the happening around the gambling scene that makes up for the overall experience that the gambler gathered.

There are many different forms of gambling and you have to adapt your mentality to each scenario. If you're a poker player, you will have the same random luck as everyone else on the table but through psychology including bluffing or being able to read other players, you can use any cards you're dealt to a different advantage - sometimes you'll even profile people at the table which can help long term profitability. If you enjoy playing slot games however, you have to understand that each play is entirely independent of all past or future plays and the mathematical odds will reset, in that scenario the casino will always have the advantage over you the longer you play.

Personally I used to deal with lost games,sessions one after another as I was gambling responsibly within an already allocated budget for gambling.The problem was that one time not long ago I lost a huge amount,2 months salary within one hour by playing slot machines led by greed that if I win it big I will most likely win a life changing amount.That was plain wrong because no one is there to let us make money,the people who make money are 1 out of 100000 people in gambling and honestly in percentage talking doesn't look like it is going to be one of us against 100000.

That is why I have stopped gambling from that very moment when I realized odds are totally against me.

It's true that if a strategy doesn't work in gambling, it doesn't mean that my strategy is wrong. I should consider the results of applying that strategy several bets. If there are a few bets with the same result then i can change my strategy. A lot can be learned through losses in gambling. If a gambler can make decisions by considering various factors such as which strategies were wrong and what decisions should not be taken, then he can certainly learn from the losses. Moreover, a gambler cannot be an experienced gambler if he does not lose.

When a person is new to gambling, he or she never experiences the loss. Getting the feeling is loss is good as it helps to know that gambling is risky and therefore putting more money on the risk should be avoided. If a person only keeps winning, he will become greedy and may take bigger positions and thus lose a big amount. Therefore, losses will usually keep your mindset and you will always remain cautious of what you are risking at gambling.


If a gambler is gambling to get the career out of it, then he is doing at the first place and therefore he should be stopped out and should have experience of some loss so that he starts to think realistic and do not treat or compare gambling to a profession or a constant income generation thing.

If the person is expecting something extra ordinary out of gambling, a loss will reset his mind ack to normal.

accept and remember that losing is part of gambling. It is the risk that you willingly took when you decided to gamble. while there is nothing wrong feeling sad when you loose, it is crucial to not dwell too much on it because it can lead to overthinking or perhaps feelings that you need to start chasing your loses.

Gamblers when they are dedicated to what they are doing, learn from the mistakes they did and then somehow will just find a way to win the next time they play. Just like the kid who becomes smarter whenever they are grounded. Those kids learn how to avoid getting caught after the violation.

There are just casino games that you can't win though, especially those luck base but the games where they have the chance to change their luck, they are going there.

Unless a gbler decides to take the gambling activities more personal or as a career, I don't see why any gambler who losses should be emotional and angry knowing fully well that there are winning days as much as the losing days.

The best way I think one can benefit from loss is in the meditation that follows. One should be able to sit quiet in a day at a specific time of day and ponder on some decisions and choices that may have caused the loss or win and direct other gambling games accordingly.
Also, when the urge to keep playing to counter the losses comes, one should check their wallet and analyze properly before spending further on gambling. It is at this point that gambling becomes a harzard and safety measures should always be put in place to avoid going over the edge with flodding emotional responses.

Only if I get unto some losing streaks like 2weeks in a row, then and only then I will change my strategy. But if it's not, I just keep playing it the way I should be and would let probabilities play out for me long term. When I get hunch that I probably doing something wrong that's why I am losing, then I am going to talk to myself and reflect which of those actions. Sometimes I realize that I just put bets without analyzing because I am bored, sometimes I just get impulsive and get carried away of excitement. When I do those things, I try my best no to beat up myself and just learn from them.

In gambling, losing is something we often experience, because winning in gambling is not an easy thing, especially if it is a big win. But apart from that, it all comes back to each individual in managing the gambling activity and in managing the winnings obtained. Big wins are quite difficult to get, therefore, when we are given this opportunity, take advantage and use the results of the victory as best as possible for things that are more useful and meaningful. Because not a few people, who get the opportunity to "achieve a big win in gambling" instead of making a withdrawal, they actually lose the results of that win by continuing to place bets with an even higher amount than before, because they think that winning and Luck was on his side, he hoped that he would get a bigger victory than before. In the end, the results of the victory could not be enjoyed, and the shadow of regret continued to haunt him all the time.

If you'd just need to lose to know you're doing wrong and to be able to change and adapt your strategy and your game plan until you get good winnings. Everybody would be able to easily win money at gambling games. Unfortunately it's not so easy. You can get a nice winning streak or a big jackpot while following a bad strategy leading you to lose money over the long term. Inversely, you can suffer a long losing streak hitting hard your bankroll while using a good strategy leading to profits in the long run. So it's not as simple as that. And usually you can't easily draw conclusions from one single defeat, even from a severe one.

Losing is a part of gambling and will always be. I'd say it is not a good thing to experience but something we won't be able to avoid as long as we gamble. The only thing we could learn from a loss, is to learn from that experience. This doesn't mean that on your next bet, qinning is guaranteed, 'coz there's no such thing. What's best is to learn how to restrict yourself from losing more than what you can really afford to lose. A $500 loss vesus a $100, what's more likely to affect you? Of course that's the bigger amount. If we would make restraining ourselves to bet big or all in, then at least it won't damage us that much to the extent that we'd regret things and will still continue to do so out of frustration. Given that it won't be assured to win, limiting the bets that we engage will at least give us a better margin and will help us avoid the worse. Gambling is really open to everyone but gambling activity isn't for everyone; only to those who knows how it works.

Not everyone succeeds in overcoming their losses, actually what gamblers need is self-awareness that gambling is not a way to make money and there will definitely be more losses and defeats, many people don't realize that, we are not talking about just losing and winning, but recognition and self-awareness that gambling has a big risk of losing money and don't focus on making money, don't gamble if you don't want to lose and lose money, that is the choice and awareness of each person who has chosen to gamble.

If they are ready to gamble then they are ready to lose and lose, so why think about how to make a profit from our losses in gambling, it is clear that the dealer will always win and not many people succeed in making money from gambling, let alone making a profit from the losses they experience, most people actually feel pleasure when gambling and not just trying to make a profit there, the same thing I do is gambling for fun, not to look for profit or money, to gamble you have to be ready to lose and lose so never gamble if we are not ready to lose and lose, we are free to choose and no gambling will force us to gamble.

Before setting out to gamble, I prepare my mind for a win or loss, gambling is not a business that we should anticipate profits only, gambling means either a win or loss and only one of them is bound to happen. After every loss, I am able to put my emotions in check because the amount lost is so insignificant to me.  How I feel about my losses cannot be compared to those who gamble with very huge amounts they can't afford to lose or those who take loans, steal and use their life's savings to gamble. There is obviously no fun and entertainment in losing very huge amount of money. Since gambling is all about risk taking, anyone who is brave enough to stake huge amounts should prepare their minds for the possible outcome. Those like me  who cannot bear the consequences of losing huge amounts of money should stick to a small budget and enjoy the game.

I deal with loss as part of the game, by the rules I previously was aware about and even in this case decided to took the risks, anyway. It's an expected outcome of the game, therefore it shouldn't be received with surprise, anger or despair. Especially in gambling, which consist in games where you know the chances are against you on long run, that is, the more you play, since there is a house edge factor against you, while favouring the casino and maintaining the business profitable for them along the time.

It's through losses that you learn humbleness. You finally understand you aren't the all powerful individual who is going to break the bank. You have to accept the fact you have limitations and must stick to your limits in order to preserve your mental and financial welfare, otherwise, if you decide to challenge the house till the end, you will inevitably end bankrupted and broken. A loss is the perfect timing to conclude you had enough fun already for the day, so it's better to go home.

           -   If a gambler loses every time he plays gambling, he will learn in the end that gambling is not really good if it becomes a habit. That's why the only thing they do
is gamble for entertainment.

It's really hard to think about this way of making money, because the more they think like this, they don't see the amount of money they lose every time they play at the casino.
So, in the end, the others realize that they are really just throwing money at the casino.

Dealing with losses is something every gambler will get to do at some point because you can never gamble for a while without getting to experience losses at some points even if you are been supplied with predictions from an experienced gambler, you will still get to the point where you will experience losses and still you can literally do nothing much about it but to manage your losses well enough not to make it a problem for you. If you are yet to master the act of managing your losses well enough then you may actually get affected badly by the effects of the loses when they come but when you are able to master the how well to handle losses it becomes something to helping your experience.

I basically take a break anytime I'm suffering too many losses but then i make sure not to over gamble or let emotions set in after I've encountered certain amount of losses because it will only get things worse if i get emotional about the losses and allow it becomes a problem to me.

Playing gambling must be ready with the loss. We will face the lose many times than the win so when we can deal with the lose, we will not bother to thinks to trying to recovers the lose. That will be difficult for us if we still trying to recovers the lose because that can make our lose will becomes bigger. If you wants to deal with loss, you must knows that playing gambling needs moderately so you can prevent the big lose and only gets lose with the amount of the money you can afford.

If you can knows how much money you can used in gambling, you will trying to prevent the big lose and will not trying to recover the lose. You will see that the lose will behinds you in gambling and gambling can takes all of your money without you realizes.

True, simply put if for example you absolutely do not want to lose anything, especially money in gambling then obviously the solution is never to get involved in gambling, but if for example you still want to keep gambling then obviously you must be able to understand thoroughly what gambling really is, because in some cases usually someone even experiences a lot of problems in his life after he gets involved in gambling, I will not blame the casino but what is more appropriate is that they are the ones who should be blamed because they treat gambling in the wrong way and that will only harm themselves.

After all, we can see that there are still some people who are still fine even though they are involved in gambling, meaning that there is something different here where mindset and understanding are the main keys, because it is your intentions and goals that will determine how your fate will be in gambling activities, if for example you gamble with the following intentions and goals in the wrong way then it is only natural that in the end you experience bad effects. So of course understanding that gambling is a risky game is very important so with this then I am sure you will prioritize risk management for long-term safety rather than chasing something that actually has no certainty at all like winning, everything must be thought out from the start because in some cases gamblers usually end up with a lot of regret due to not being able to accept the fact of losing, and yes it is true that if for example you are unable to accept defeat then obviously it is better to use the money for something else that is more useful or that can bring certain potential benefits.

No one will loss his money if he don't gamble because I never saw a person who gamble and have make his financial system better but there are majority of people who loss everything in gambling even its money, relationships or his loyalty so be conscious in accepting some field.

I think if a person is losing money in gambling then why he is not doing something beneficial with such amount like he can invest this sum in beneficial coins like bitcoin and other business about which he knows better.

Betting is more than just losing money. The best kind of joy is this. Playing takes guts, and yes, you do lose sometimes. So what do you know? I think life is the biggest risk there is. You're betting on yourself every day at work, in relationships, and everywhere else. Some say that loss is awful. Thats what they're missing. Just like life's big decisions, every bet is a coin flip. Huge wins and losses. How about if you have the guts to do it and the money to back it up? In the game is all that matters. It depends on the way you think and the attitude you bring. If you can master that, you'll either win big or have a tremendous time doing it. Remember that you can only win if you gamble. So be smart about your bets and play slickly. Good luck

Dealing with losses in gambling is tough but essential. My approach? Accept the disappointment, then shift to analysis. What went wrong? Learn from it. Setting limits and taking breaks is crucial too. It's all about balance, learning from each loss, and not letting it lead to a negative spiral.
Gambling's a mix of wins and losses, and handling both with a cool head is key to enjoying the game responsibly.

There are really not many options out there but either to stop playing and take a rest or continue on and try to chase the losses.
I like resting first because I want to play again while I am thinking straight and not being clouded by madness about the losing streak. Sometimes the strategy is successful after a rest because I win and there are even better times where a consecutive will happen that would tie all my losses. But after that, it can become chaos once again.

I don't like the feeling when chasing the losses, I get to be pulled by my anger and I can lose more which often happens which is why I don't think it is wise to continue on when half of your funds is gone in just a day. Deep breaths will be important when this time comes so that we can see that we are doing it the wrong way and it would just lead to regrettable losses.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.
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.

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.

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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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 ,
 
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