Topic: If we lose in gambling, what do we need to do? - page 40. (Read 4225 times)

If you are losing money that you can’t afford to lose maybe you should stop gambling already because it’s not for you.

You should not count your lose if you want to enjoy gambling. Consider your previous loss money as payment to the gambling experience instead of counting it and think what you can buy using it because you are just torturing yourself with guilt. I lose a lot on gambling but I don’t count it but rather I just count my profit since this gives me fun. It’s like fooling yourself to avoid being guilty to your previous mistakes and loses. Don’t chase gambling if you don’t have enough money for yourself!

Put things this way: on a certain Saturday and Sunday you take out $100 and spend it on the beach with your family and friends. That $100 didn't give you any profit in terms of money, but it gave you joy to spend with your family and friends; on another weekend (Saturday and Sunday) you take 100$ you go to a restaurant with your friends, buy beers and play snooker and spend the whole night at the restaurant, then you go home, that 100$ you spent at the restaurant, you don't They made no financial profit, but you had fun with your friends. So you won't be complaining about the $100 you spent at the restaurant.

now on another weekend you take $100 and go with your friends to a physical casino, in that physical casino you play slots, poker, blackjack, you drink and talk with your friends for many hours, when you go home you don't will be complaining that you lost money at the physical casino because the time you spent having fun was worth it, so you should look at the online casino in the same way as the physical casino, if you didn't have the online casino, I highly doubt that the People would be playing in a physical casino every day, so people also need to look at online casinos as a place to have fun, and not as a place to make a profit.

That's why my advice would be that when a person starts to see gambling as a way of getting rich and has also lost a lot of money, then that person should immediately stop gambling and don't stop for many months, because if that person continues gambling, they will only bring misfortune to yourself

Just move forward. Learn from your past experience and reach a conclusion to understand rationally if you should repeat the same decisions again in the future or not.

Never. To chase losses will only lead you to further losses.

It's up to you to decide what to do. You are the one who knows your financial situation, personal goals and necessities more than anyone else on this forum. Just keep in mind you should only gamble with money your can afford to lose and that gambling isn't a method to make extra or full income in a fixed basis...

The important thing that we need to do is to know the limits that we have because you can lose a lot of money if you don't control it. I believe you cannot recover it by just gambling again. It should be a different scenario. If you continue gambling, then you might lose more and more and become addicted. Just try to control it and become patient with what you are doing.

Gambling is not only about losing money but also about making money here. We who participate in gambling even though we participate in gambling for entertainment still have a goal to earn from it. Professional gamblers lose a lot of money here and make a lot of money. But gambling platform can't be blamed for losing once or twice. Even if you take up gambling here as entertainment, stick to it as it may recover your lost money. If you always lose then control yourself, take time when you can forget the pain of losing fairly then participate in gambling. But keep yourself safe and always participate in gambling.

It is true that the loses that one Is supposed to enquire in gambling is going to be bigger than the profits so that's why it is always advisable that you don't ever gamble with people or money you know when you lose will affect you either physically or emotionally because to lose money is definitely a must when it comes to gambling.
      Gambling is something that you are supposed to use as a fun act although I won't deny the fact that even when gambling the thought of actually making money from it always come to play in the mind.

Really? Otherwise, many people write here that a casino is primarily a place for entertainment, and not for making money.

Well, otherwise why would the casino owners even start all this? Not for the enrichment of gamblers, that’s right.

Well, not necessarily a lot of money, but at least every gambler has lost money in a casino at some point. This goes without saying.

Accept this fact and don’t try to win back what you’ve lost, otherwise you’ll lose even more due to the endless mental trap “a little more and I’ll win it all back.”

No, of course, there can be no talk of any attempts to cover previous losses. This is a trap. For your wallet.

If you are hopelessly ill a gambler who can't imagine life without gambling, then at least take a break for a while. Ideally, stop gambling. That's exactly what I did, after my last loss, without even trying to win back.

Chasing our losses is not good and should be avoided at all costs because we cannot recover our losses, gambling is a game of luck you could lose ten sessions in a row and the gambling community keeps preaching to minimize your losses and your session.

You don't have to leave gambling you just need to moderate it and not take it seriously to the point that you will put your savings into it, so much wealth has been loss because there are people who cannot accept defeat in gambling these people are blinded on the fact that they cannot beat the house.

When you lose in gambling, take hold of yourself and ask these questions? Are you comfortable with your loss, are you hurt, and promise to comeback,  be honest with yourself if your answer is the latter then you have a big problem and you need to consult to a professional, you could lose everything if you failed to ask for help.

Do you think it's better to stop for a moment and improve our finances? Yes, that's true, the longer we gamble, the more emotional we get, but sometimes after we lose quite a lot, there comes a time when we can win and that can return a little of the money we lost. maybe


I have an acquaintance, a businessman, he owns a lumber factory. He said he sold his 2 trucks because he lost gambling, and he lost them in just 3 months. Maybe his financial condition didn't suffer because of that, but for me it was a very big losses

If you consistently lose a lot from gambling without giving you some profits at some point, maybe that could be a sign to leave gambling for good. Gambling is not designed for us to lose a lot, but for us to get entertained and enjoy the games. However, if you only lose that certain day because luck does not favor you, just call it a day and leave the casino. There’s no point in staying and continue gambling if luck is not on your side. Just try to gamble again when the vibes is good and you think you’ll make your day profitable through gambling.

If you just love the casino games then it would be better to take it slow. How? By betting low amounts and then just aiming for a jackpot prize. I have done that recently and I enjoy gambling more than what I did before which is betting at medium risk with the prize ain't that big.
But, if you cannot control it anymore then it's better to just stay away from it. Like you said, we will just keep on losing in this industry and the winning part is very slim unless we can control our emotions and get out whenever we have a little profit.
Gambling ain't for the weak heart, it will just be the start of stress and worse suicide if it cannot be controlled. A stressful environment can be the start of many types of sickness and you don't want to be in that position. When you keep on losing and you are not getting over them then it's time to stop.

Having the mentality of making money from gambling will only make you lose more money and only make you look as if you want to become a Ponzi scheme chaser,  this is because in the end you have a wrong motive and that can never give you good results and if you must take gambling for anything is shouldn't be more than just fun.

A lot of folks in my neighbourhood have become poor due to the same wrong mentality of taking gambling for money-making reasons,  the fact is that there is no way the gambler will have an advantage over the house other than paying the casino for the game's entertainment.

You can do lots of other things. Gambling probably isn’t the only thing that gives you pleasure. What about reading a book or watching a movie? How about going outside and getting some fresh air? There are many other options which you can choose from. Don’t get obsessed with gambling too much or else you might damage your mental health. You are not the first guy who lost money to gambling. If you lost, you lost. Now it is time to take a break and so something else. If you keep insisting on playing, you will probably lose more money.

Thinking of winning back a lost money in gambling is a way you would have more emotion that will let you to be losing more and more money until you will realize that it will not be possible.

Do not go beyond your gambling budget, bet little amount of money if you want to continue to gamble for a long time. Do not gamble to make money.

Only a newbie will think that gambling is a one way direction game play, if we win then it comes with it's luck and if we didn't, it's another opportunity to prepare better on next attempts, gambling is not a source of business enterprise for gamblers, they are to enjoy themse gambling for fun.


If you're gambling with the intention of winning the jackpot one day and recover all the loss over time, then that's a wrong prediction and expectation, what we should ask ourselves is that how many gamblers have made it successful in these same pattern.

When you put your money into the casino, you also have to be prepared for the losses you will incur. by changing you will get pleasure in the game.
If you feel annoyed, chances are you are playing gambling just to make a profit. because it is likely that almost all gamblers realize that they will lose more than they will win.

Therefore, use the money that you are actually prepared to lose, so that when you experience a big loss from the capital you use. you will only have the thought that today is not lucky, maybe tomorrow is my luck.

Since you don't have much. You better stop and just consider a sure win like getting a job and maybe a second job.

You won't miss anything in gambling or in the casino since you are not hooked into it yet I presume since you ask this question. The best you can do is just focus on where you are good at because that's what normal people do and quit gambling while you haven't lost thousands yet.

That's why it is usually advisable to only gamble money you can afford to lose. In gambling, you make some profits which isn't guaranteed, but sure thing is that you will have loses. If you had lost to gamble, there's nothing you can do, but to decide for your self, if you want to continue playing or you want to quit at that point. Gambling is for fun so you don't really have to leave it for good just because you had lost a couple of games. You may take some time to chill out and later come back if you so which but now you play with a new strategy. You learn from your previous loss and create a new playing style.

You should stop, and probably get some help. If you lost a lot of money gambling, that just means that you are in too deep and might require help from people that will intervene with your activities. You'll never get to get your money back from gambling 100%, but you can get it through other means like working for a job or selling stuff that other people might find useful. I don't really get it why gamblers still want to justify their activities to other people, when in fact what's happening is that they're just digging a deeper hole for themselves if they continued gambling after a massive loss thinking they can get back the initial money they have put in.

The first mistake is chasing losses, it will only make you lose more and will not achieve the goal of returning what was lost. Because in gambling, generally when you lose, it means you give up all the money you have left to spend. It seems like you are the type of gambler who can't control your winnings, you are always ambitious even though you have doubled your profits. Not having management is already the second mistake.

So the solution is not to stop suddenly, because I'm sure that won't work at all. Start planning to reduce your spending on gambling. Then during times of the week that are usually active 7x, maybe try forcing yourself to play 3x a week. This takes too long, but if accompanied by the determination to stop, I think there's no harm in trying. This is not good advice, but at least you should know how important financial management is in gambling.