Topic: If we lose in gambling, what do we need to do? - page 31. (Read 4225 times)

Since we more often lose money, gambling isn't an appropriate place to expect more for earning money. People who consider earning money too much in gambling, they probably don't understand gambling nature. There is no guarantee to earn money in gambling, some games only rely on the luck. Even if it is not impossible to earn money, we shouldn't expect it too much.

Everyone lost money in gambling, it is not a surprising fact. Regarding how much to lose in gambling, it depends on the amount of money that we allocate for gambling. Each person will be different, it is because each person may have a different amount of money to allocate for gambling.

Just keep gambling as long as it doesn't ruin our financial. If we lost too much money, we can revise the allocation. We may use too much money for gambling, we can consider to lower the amount of money. Or we may spend too much time in gambling, so we may consider to reduce the total time for gambling daily.

Shouldn't we not care that if we lose in gambling then what will we do ? The gambler show know in advance that they will lose in gambling.

If you gamble with the mind set of having fun and also having a mindset that you will lose in gambling. In this case when you will win you will be too much happy and if you lose then you already know that you have use that money for fun only.

And yes, I cannot - and I stress, cannot - agree more! Everything should be done in moderation, even hope and especially guessing!

Yes, gamble in a natural way, like free-range chickens scratching away in a yard full of luck and chance. Let wins come and go like waves on the beach where people bet. Expectations too high? No, they're not worth it. The real treasure is the fun we're having, right? So lets ride the wave of low standards and enjoy the ride. Keep things light and airy, and dont forget that cool fun is good fun.

If you lose in gambling, if you give up gambling altogether, there will be no loss this is very simple solution. But there is someone who likes to gamble but he is losing so what can he does for a while? If something like that happens I must say control yourself first. Unless a gambler can control himself, he is more likely to lose in gambling. When a gambler can control himself, he will be able to make better decisions. I need to find out why I am gambling and losing continuously. If someone else wins more then a gambler should follow him. In gambling losing is a common thing but when a gambler loses repeatedly he must find out his mistakes.

let's try to think otherwise, just imagine, if more dominant gamblers won their gambling sessions in each casino. then, what will happen to the casino. Most likely, the casino will go bankrupt. Therefore, it would be very natural for casinos to have regulated each game they offer in some way. More precisely, third party game service providers, including sportsbooks, have designed it in such a way and managed it. Every casino only runs how their games run well for their users. Plus, what we should know is that a casino requires a large operational budget to run their business. Apart from that, they are also not free from the obligation to pay taxes on the business they run. So, it would be very natural if more players lost than won. Moreover, if what we are playing is a pure game of luck.


Well, it seems that almost most gamblers experience the same thing as you said and this case is commonplace.
referring to what you asked, the answer is simple. The question is, do you want to be like people who spend more of their money on gambling. Or, you just do it with the idea of ​​fun entertainment.  which means, if entertainment in the form of gambling is no longer fun. that means, gambling sessions are no longer entertaining. ideally, stop and come back another time. So, now, which do you think is more ideal for you? chasing losses, or doing it another day just with the concept of having fun. That way, you won't be too burdened by your losses.

What you said is correct; in fact, having self-discipline is almost no different from having self-control. Because if only every gambler has this habit, I am pretty sure that there is no room for you to become a gambling addict; instead, you will really consider gambling as just entertainment.

Just because there are others who inevitably consider it and think it is a source of income, it becomes a signal to them that they will become addicted in the future little by little without them realizing it.

Yes, they can only regret because they have lost a very large amount of money and cannot recover the lost money even if they try to gamble again with another amount of money. But they don't realize it and continue gambling, hoping to recover their losses one day. But that only increases the number of losses even greater than before because gambling is not a place to make money. And yes, many gamblers lose their happy lives because they become addicted to gambling, and some are unable to continue their lives.

Those who are too deep into gambling will not listen to other people's advice easily, and even though some people try to advise them, they also cannot realize it. This is sad. After all, they close themselves off from receiving advice from people who still care about them because they think they can still win some money from gambling. Maybe they need to realize and reflect on what they have done so that awareness will arise within them to start making changes so they can start reducing their gambling activities.

They become too greedy because they still want bigger wins, which is normal and has happened to many gamblers who have succeeded in winning large amounts of money. They don't realize that when they win a lot of money, they should immediately stop gambling and instead continue gambling. But that's what they are. They fail to realize that their time for gambling is over, and they need to stop gambling immediately and withdraw their money. They still feel confident about winning another big win, but when they continue gambling for several rounds, they don't see any chance of winning, but that also can't make them stop gambling. They are still curious why they can't repeat the win.

They hope too much to get another big win, making them continue gambling. They will only regret it after finding out that their money has run out, including all their winnings, because they chose to continue gambling instead of stopping gambling. And whatever happens, after we have been gambling for a while, it is better for us to immediately stop and get out of gambling before our minds tell us to go back to gambling.

It will be more difficult if you decide to chase the win because that win may get away from you and will not come back to you, especially if you know that luck may have gone along with your previous win. And if you still want to chase that win, you have to be prepared if it turns out that in the next round, you will only experience loss, so you will end up spending all the money you have. And don't regret it if that is your decision, and consider it a normal thing in gambling so that losing doesn't frustrate you.

You have said it all, man, I totally agree with you. You know sometimes if we are trying to get something, and it seems as if we aren't trying to get it or even get closer to what we want to get, then we should quit or try another way, mostly in terms of gambling. It is hard to succeed in gambling at it all depends on the kind of good luck we have. Some of us have the kind of luck that comes once in a while and some don't have it at all, but few gamblers have the type of luck that comes all the time.
So, if we are trying to chase more wins by gambling, it is very risky to do so because it is like risking 10× of what we have lost before.

Thanks for doing a TLDR in my previous post, basically I just want to tell people that the only out there is quitting. Helps that you did say the same thing again. Your second statement don't make sense, what same thing are we talking about?

I don't know about that belief but I don't think there's a lot of people that will just jump the shark just because they've lost a large amount of money in gambling in such a short amount of time. With the second statement, it's another situational thing, results vary per individual although the difference is easily distinguishable, some will quit after a break even, some will continue as you've stated but not everyone will be doing the same thing.

When their is a constant lose in gambling the best thing to do is to just give a break, trying to get win by all means due to several loses is even more means of losing more money. Doing this by looking for win by all means their is no how why one won't be doing this with emotions, and people lose often in gamble when they are emotional and trying to get wins so desperately.  It is never advisable to be desperate while playing gambling,  too much desperation In gambling ends bad in every game.  When people lose constantly what they need to do is to have a break plan well, strategise and know how to go about games. Gambling is not won by playing constantly or putting much money in every game.

After losing, we will be overcome by greed. If you succumb to this ambition or greed, you should know that you will have the chance to lose a lot of money. After losing at gambling, it is important to sit down and think calmly. I know that you certainly want to cut your losses, but the way to do this is not to increase the stakes and reduce the risk. This is actually a decision made in anger and rage, so it is not a logical course of action. You can make up for it on another day. It would be ridiculous to expect luck to always be on your side or to win every day.

The profit gain in gambling and loss of gambling equate them, if you equate loss of money we lost during casino gambling and the one we profited in gambling you will know that gambling is not all about what you have planned for, their one certain time i said that we should make a statistics of the money we spent in gambling weekly and monthly and also can the money we realize in gambling both weekly and Monthly and compare the both and check what comes out of it, so that's what I want some of our gamblers to know concerning gambling weekly and monthly then you will seen how much you personally spend every week in gambling, playing does not necessarily mean that you make money because gambling is a game of personal interest.

Absolutely not.
Remember that mistakes cannot be cover up by another mistake. If you have lost a lot of money, then it is a sign for you to stop gambling immediately and chasing your losses will not be a good thing and a good idea. Also, you will only lose a huge amount of money if you spend your fund more than your budget. That is where the problem is rooted because in the first place, you should know that only your free money should be used in gambling. I think the best way if you find yourself in such situations, you can pause for a bit or you can leave gambling for your own good. This is to avoid causing a major problems, and at the same time, it can be a lesson to anyone that gambling should be played responsibly and that discipline will help you to have better gambling outcomes and experiences.

Once pressured and frustrated, people are often choosing to just embrace the risk and hope that things would be better. I’d say a self-destructive approach is what frustrations push gamblers to do. Taking a pause or quitting would be the best thing to do but that won’t happen easily and in an instant. Our perceptions narrows whenever we are pressured; instead of finding another way to pay with our debt, we would choose taking the risk and waiting for a miraculous ‘comeback’ after what happened unfortnately, if you’re unlucky for that day pr month, then you have no choice but to either wait for things to be better or literally push your luck until things work.

Let’s say you continued playing regardless of the huge loss. Your goal at this instance would be to get your losses back but once it got back, you’d look forward for a profit since you managed to win. This is where things become a cycle.

Quitting is the only way to not plunge yourself into debts. If you lose in gambling and you keep on playing thinking that you would win you would end up with more losses and no wins.

Please log out mentally and physically after a loss or a win. Because we can still ask this question in this way, if we win in gambling, what do we need to do? The answer for both is same thing.

Correct.
Recently, I lost some amount that I regret. My only reason to gamble is to get that transaction fee for withdrawal covered so I tried betting again and lost a good chunk of that money that was supposed to be withdrawn. I never thought it would go south to the extent that I feel like I cannot get it back anymore and it happened.
It became a good lesson for me afterward. If one gambler is so positive that he wants to withdraw then do it quickly, don't make it difficult by deciding to gamble more just because we are being cheap about the fees. Most of the time it will not work out as we planned it and could be the doom of all the profit we earned so hard gambling hours just to get on that amount.
Withdraw if it's possible, do not waste the opportunity that was given because that is rare in the gambling industry.

If you still have a control over yourself, then the best thing that you can do is to quit, that's the shortest answer there is and I don't think that there's no better alternative than just quitting entirely thinking of all the losses you've got. Or if you're still in denial that you're addicted to gambling or that you're making an excuse to not stop gambling, the best thing that you can do is to continue playing or quitting for now and then starting over again next day to try and recoup your losses the last time by believing that you're not going to be playing as bad as the last time.

Probably you’re just an occasional gambler that’s why you can easily say to move forward after a loss. But for regular gamblers, once we lose, we try to make another bet hoping that this time will be a winning bet. However, I really believe that the best decision is just to accept the loss and just forget about it. But if you are already losing a lot, it’s either you chase your losses and recover what you have lost, or you just leave gambling immediately so you can stop yourself from spending more and losing more money.

As a gambler, it is very important to know that loses in gambling is nothing out of the ordinary, in fact, if anything is true, it is the fact that loses in gambling is just as normal as winning in gambling, so it is very important to prepare for both events, in fact, in order not to end up being very disappointed with the  outcome of most of the games you play, it is advised to prepare more for loses than winnings, for most gambler will surely lose far more than they win.

One way to be on the safe side is to obey the number one rule in gambling which is, to never gamble with more than you can afford to lose, adhere to moderate and responsible gambling, and i believe you will never have any course to quit gambling even if you don't win as frequently as you expect, you will still enjoy gambling for the fun part of it, and not just all about making money.

You need to stop gambling and then calculate how much you have lost. If it's too much then stop immediately, then take a break, analyze your budget how much you have spent and how much you are left. Then calculate how many days or weeks or months it will take for you to make another budget. If it's too low then create a scheduled gambling habit that will ensure that you can keep on gambling for the rest of the time that is left before you can accumulate more budget for your gambling.
For the next question, never choose your losses. Gambling is only for entertainment purposes only. Never put money before it otherwise you will get addicted to it. Make sure to stick to the plan and only use that amount of money that you can use per one day. Make a mindset like this where the money you put into gambling account, consider it already gone. You have paid the money for the entertainment, and what you win on your bet is merely a bonus for being there. If you can create a mindset like this then you can enjoy gambling and you won't have to leave it.
If you can control your emotion and make a mindset like this then you don't have to quit gambling. But if you are unable to do it and you are getting emotional after losing anyone to get back what you have lost, then gambling is not for you. If you keep on gambling, you will eventually get addicted and lose a lot. So it is better to stay away from gambling if you are not able to do those things.