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I agree with your opinion, if you win it is good luck for yourself, whereas if you lose it is better to just stop, there is no need to chase a loss that we don't necessarily know the outcome of later, it could be by gambling continuously just to chase defeat, which we accept that we are far from winning and we experience many losses. And then he will feel regret because he was too optimistic in playing gambling uncontrollably.
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I agree with your opinion, if you win it is good luck for yourself, whereas if you lose it is better to just stop, there is no need to chase a loss that we don't necessarily know the outcome of later, it could be by gambling continuously just to chase defeat, which we accept that we are far from winning and we experience many losses. And then he will feel regret because he was too optimistic in playing gambling uncontrollably.So be wiser in gambling, don't put too high expectations there because obviously all the opportunities that are there are just temptations so that you continue to play and there is also absolutely no guarantee to be able to win, but to lose I'm sure it will definitely continue to dominate. Basically everything in gambling is just your speculation that is too much and too hopeful. So therefore gamble naturally, do not pursue anything and you can come just for fun, even if you are lucky, the victory will come by itself.
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I agree with your opinion, if you win it is good luck for yourself, whereas if you lose it is better to just stop, there is no need to chase a loss that we don't necessarily know the outcome of later, it could be by gambling continuously just to chase defeat, which we accept that we are far from winning and we experience many losses. And then he will feel regret because he was too optimistic in playing gambling uncontrollably.
I would look up the definition of insanity if I were someone who's continually losing money gambling all the time. But honestly if you're asking yourself this question, you probably shouldn't be gambling. I would learn more about gambling, what it is, how it works etc before asking something like this. People who ask these types of question tend to be the ones that end up with major gambling addictions (OP I'm not say this is you for sure or not, just if it is..)
Vacation or making yourself get involved with some sports. It doesnt really need for you to be that doing other things which involves money on which you could really just simply deal up with other activities as long it would really be diverting out your interest or attention with gambling.
If you are schedule your time for the gambling,then you can use the same time in the offline game like cricket.Because the loss will give the gambler the bad emotion which enable the loss again.So taking the break after the loss was highly recommended by the experienced trader on the less experienced gambler.Most of the gambler will choose the vacation compared to the alternative game for the same time.Once you completely change the time to other outing activity,So the mind of the gambler was totally get away from the stress and emotion.You can go for the long vacation like one or two months to manage the mindset.
Gambling is a place to spend money, although many gamblers consider casinos to be a place to earn money. But in reality, more gamblers lose their money at casinos or gambling sites. So I think all of us here probably have almost the same experience, namely losing a lot of money gambling
I also lost money because I lost on gambling, but maybe not that much. But I know there are people who spend a lot of money for gambling. In your opinion, what should we do if we have lost a lot of money on gambling? Do we keep gambling to win so we can cover up previous losses? or stop and work normally and leave gambling? Or do you have other suggestions?
IMO when you face significant losses from gambling, it's essential to take a step back and assess the situation. Because continuing to gamble in an attempt to recover your losses can lead to even more serious financial troubles, especially if you try to chase your losses by increasing your stakes. Setting strict limits on how much you can spend, and sticking to them is a golden rule when you gamble. You should avoid to chase your losses as much as you can and never wager more than you can afford to lose at least.I also lost money because I lost on gambling, but maybe not that much. But I know there are people who spend a lot of money for gambling. In your opinion, what should we do if we have lost a lot of money on gambling? Do we keep gambling to win so we can cover up previous losses? or stop and work normally and leave gambling? Or do you have other suggestions?
that's the usual dilemma of most gamblers, once they are losing, the drive to recover such losses is also getting higher. hence, most are subjected to more losses in the course of action.
but if you happen to still have clear mind, better evaluate your financial situation before you go deep in this habit.
Most people tend to believe that they can recover their losses with subsequent wins, but the reality is quite the opposite. The more they bet, the more they end up losing. I understand that it's challenging to control oneself in such situations. The thoughts of losses keep nagging at us, tempting us to rush in and recover immediately. As a result, we often end up losing everything. So, what I typically do when facing losses is to shut down the computer, exit gambling websites, and step away. Going somewhere or engaging in sports is a better way to take your mind off them. After a break, I find that my emotions improve, and my thinking becomes clearer, helping me avoid unnecessary losses.
Winning is on every gambler's mind but losing spoils everything because some gamblers will totally exits the space while the stubborn and ones filled with hope would want to wager more on games, knowing fully well the consequences that follows. Losing is general and normal thing that exists in the space, we tend to place wagers on games knowing fully well that it's a 50/50 chances of winning and losing. There's this activity I usually engaged in when I've record heavy losses, which is visiting tourist centers to feed my eyes for the purpose to clear my mind, I would never thought of revenging my lost funds because that's a suicide mission, we would see ourselves back to square one, that's exactly what I'm avoiding. 
It's also a place to earn money as well as long as you will able to win the game. That's it. Losing money is also a part of process in winning the game. If there would be lose and there is also winning as well.
Other gambling gamblers have no other source of income, but somehow they win. And if there is no win, there is no profit. The only problem is that even though we know that the number of losers is greater, we still continue to gamble. Why is it?
Because there are still gamblers who hope that one day they will get lucky and get the jackpot. But there are still only a few who win, because there are still other gamblers who have a tendency to stop playing or betting when they win.
Most people tend to believe that they can recover their losses with subsequent wins, but the reality is quite the opposite. The more they bet, the more they end up losing. I understand that it's challenging to control oneself in such situations. The thoughts of losses keep nagging at us, tempting us to rush in and recover immediately. As a result, we often end up losing everything. So, what I typically do when facing losses is to shut down the computer, exit gambling websites, and step away. Going somewhere or engaging in sports is a better way to take your mind off them. After a break, I find that my emotions improve, and my thinking becomes clearer, helping me avoid unnecessary losses.
This is the most rational strategy. But I adhere to an even more radical one - I take a “vacation” from betting not even when I lose, but simply when I notice that betting takes up too much of my thoughts and distracts me from my other life. I love betting and sometimes I am very lucky (I have made significant withdrawals of money) but I understand that betting will not change my life as much as I can do it myself.
If we lose in gambling then better to have some break and if have lost significant amount then taking up some break wont really be that hurting or a bad idea.
Addicted gamblers would really be usually be ending up on a disaster or having that huge blown out on their finances on the time that they do really tolerate
out their gambling addiction which is something that it is really that dangerous on doing so. This is why it would be ideal that you should really know on how to control yourself
when it comes to gambling dealing and spending because we arent that dumb not to know about the risks that involves.
Gambling is a place to spend money, although many gamblers consider casinos to be a place to earn money. But in reality, more gamblers lose their money at casinos or gambling sites. So I think all of us here probably have almost the same experience, namely losing a lot of money gambling
I also lost money because I lost on gambling, but maybe not that much. But I know there are people who spend a lot of money for gambling. In your opinion, what should we do if we have lost a lot of money on gambling? Do we keep gambling to win so we can cover up previous losses? or stop and work normally and leave gambling? Or do you have other suggestions?
IMO when you face significant losses from gambling, it's essential to take a step back and assess the situation. Because continuing to gamble in an attempt to recover your losses can lead to even more serious financial troubles, especially if you try to chase your losses by increasing your stakes. Setting strict limits on how much you can spend, and sticking to them is a golden rule when you gamble. You should avoid to chase your losses as much as you can and never wager more than you can afford to lose at least. I also lost money because I lost on gambling, but maybe not that much. But I know there are people who spend a lot of money for gambling. In your opinion, what should we do if we have lost a lot of money on gambling? Do we keep gambling to win so we can cover up previous losses? or stop and work normally and leave gambling? Or do you have other suggestions?
Most people tend to believe that they can recover their losses with subsequent wins, but the reality is quite the opposite. The more they bet, the more they end up losing. I understand that it's challenging to control oneself in such situations. The thoughts of losses keep nagging at us, tempting us to rush in and recover immediately. As a result, we often end up losing everything. So, what I typically do when facing losses is to shut down the computer, exit gambling websites, and step away. Going somewhere or engaging in sports is a better way to take your mind off them. After a break, I find that my emotions improve, and my thinking becomes clearer, helping me avoid unnecessary losses.
This is the most rational strategy. But I adhere to an even more radical one - I take a “vacation” from betting not even when I lose, but simply when I notice that betting takes up too much of my thoughts and distracts me from my other life. I love betting and sometimes I am very lucky (I have made significant withdrawals of money) but I understand that betting will not change my life as much as I can do it myself.
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For me, I will say that the only reason why those set of gamblers keep on gambling after several losses is simply because they has no other source of income, and as such don't mind keeping on gambling with the mindset they will be lucky someday and win the jackpot, which in most case such scenarios only always end in imagination, and not reality. While secondly, addiction can also be the reason why a gambler may keep on gambling despite several losses, as any normal human being is ought to have taken a break off.
This is not true for me. It’s easier to find a job or start a business to get new source of income than gambling because what you will use to gamble if you already wasted your money on gambling that you are using as other source of income?
The reason why people keeps coming back on gambling is because of the entertainment of playing games and possibility to win big but for seeking on a source of income since gambling is not and investment nor a job to threat winnings as an income.
It's also a place to earn money as well as long as you will able to win the game. That's it. Losing money is also a part of process in winning the game. If there would be lose and there is also winning as well.
Other gambling gamblers have no other source of income, but somehow they win. And if there is no win, there is no profit. The only problem is that even though we know that the number of losers is greater, we still continue to gamble. Why is it?
Gambling is a place to spend money, although many gamblers consider casinos to be a place to earn money. But in reality, more gamblers lose their money at casinos or gambling sites. So I think all of us here probably have almost the same experience, namely losing a lot of money gambling
I also lost money because I lost on gambling, but maybe not that much. But I know there are people who spend a lot of money for gambling. In your opinion, what should we do if we have lost a lot of money on gambling? Do we keep gambling to win so we can cover up previous losses? or stop and work normally and leave gambling? Or do you have other suggestions?
I also lost money because I lost on gambling, but maybe not that much. But I know there are people who spend a lot of money for gambling. In your opinion, what should we do if we have lost a lot of money on gambling? Do we keep gambling to win so we can cover up previous losses? or stop and work normally and leave gambling? Or do you have other suggestions?
It depends on how much one has lost. If one has lost beyond his capability then a straight answer would be to stop gambling right away until he covers his losses.
Covering losses should be done by earning more through side hustles and day jobs and not through gambling.
Trying to cover losses through gambling would end up losing even more. If the gambler has lost but within his budget then he can take a short break and then continue gambling.
I won't lie but even I am one of those who gamble for fun. You have already explained that such gamblers have a tight budget for gambling.
Even I deposit only a small portion from my earnings and keep playing from rewards until the balance is exhausted.
I play small bets so that the balance lasts longer. Then the cycle is repeated after a short break.
It's also a place to earn money as well as long as you will able to win the game. That's it. Losing money is also a part of process in winning the game. If there would be lose and there is also winning as well.
Other gambling gamblers have no other source of income, but somehow they win. And if there is no win, there is no profit. The only problem is that even though we know that the number of losers is greater, we still continue to gamble. Why is it?
Because there are still gamblers who hope that one day they will get lucky and get the jackpot. But there are still only a few who win, because there are still other gamblers who have a tendency to stop playing or betting when they win.
I also lost money because I lost on gambling, but maybe not that much. But I know there are people who spend a lot of money for gambling. In your opinion, what should we do if we have lost a lot of money on gambling? Do we keep gambling to win so we can cover up previous losses? or stop and work normally and leave gambling? Or do you have other suggestions?
Most people tend to believe that they can recover their losses with subsequent wins, but the reality is quite the opposite. The more they bet, the more they end up losing. I understand that it's challenging to control oneself in such situations. The thoughts of losses keep nagging at us, tempting us to rush in and recover immediately. As a result, we often end up losing everything. So, what I typically do when facing losses is to shut down the computer, exit gambling websites, and step away. Going somewhere or engaging in sports is a better way to take your mind off them. After a break, I find that my emotions improve, and my thinking becomes clearer, helping me avoid unnecessary losses.That is because when we are in the midst of losses, emotions cloud our judgment and it becomes hard to make rational decisions. I prefer too to calm down for a moment and go somewhere to change the mood. I think that kind of break provides a chance to regain emotions and clear thinking. Once you've had time to relax and refocus, you can return to the situation with a clearer mindset and make better choices and avoid impulsive decisions that could lead to further losses. It's all about giving yourself the space and time needed to make rational decisions.
Just take it easy. Gambling is not an obligation for you. You can stop if you were unable controlling your emotion and that's it.
This is an interesting quote that gambling is not an obligation that must be done that day, there is still tomorrow, when you lose why should you continue playing, in fact that way we can lose more of the money we have which is also not good following emotional feelings within yourself and in the end it will not be good, trapped in an addiction that will be difficult to cure later.Gambling requires being able to control emotions because that way we can know what to do if we lose when gambling, going on holiday with the family or looking for another hobby is also good as long as it can entertain ourselves and keep us busy so we can get rid of the emotional feelings of losing at gambling, because by Not following emotions will certainly have a good impact on us later.
Gambling is a place to spend money, although many gamblers consider casinos to be a place to earn money. But in reality, more gamblers lose their money at casinos or gambling sites. So I think all of us here probably have almost the same experience, namely losing a lot of money gambling
Your thinking needs some repair, buddy
How can you say that gambling is a place to spend money?
You mean that you lose every single time you gamble?
Then stop doing it.
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I also lost money because I lost on gambling, but maybe not that much. But I know there are people who spend a lot of money for gambling. In your opinion, what should we do if we have lost a lot of money on gambling? Do we keep gambling to win so we can cover up previous losses? or stop and work normally and leave gambling? Or do you have other suggestions?
If you keep losing, or lost something you cannot afford to lose, then the best practice will be to stop doing it totally and leave gambling and work. Nothing comes very quickly, and in the case of money, I have seen big gamblers losing their jackpot prizes to casinos just because they didn't stop doing it after winning a life changing amount.
I also lost money because I lost on gambling, but maybe not that much. But I know there are people who spend a lot of money for gambling. In your opinion, what should we do if we have lost a lot of money on gambling? Do we keep gambling to win so we can cover up previous losses? or stop and work normally and leave gambling? Or do you have other suggestions?
Most people tend to believe that they can recover their losses with subsequent wins, but the reality is quite the opposite. The more they bet, the more they end up losing. I understand that it's challenging to control oneself in such situations. The thoughts of losses keep nagging at us, tempting us to rush in and recover immediately. As a result, we often end up losing everything. So, what I typically do when facing losses is to shut down the computer, exit gambling websites, and step away. Going somewhere or engaging in sports is a better way to take your mind off them. After a break, I find that my emotions improve, and my thinking becomes clearer, helping me avoid unnecessary losses. It's also a place to earn money as well as long as you will able to win the game. That's it. Losing money is also a part of process in winning the game. If there would be lose and there is also winning as well.
Other gambling gamblers have no other source of income, but somehow they win. And if there is no win, there is no profit. The only problem is that even though we know that the number of losers is greater, we still continue to gamble. Why is it?
Because there are still gamblers who hope that one day they will get lucky and get the jackpot. But there are still only a few who win, because there are still other gamblers who have a tendency to stop playing or betting when they win.
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