Topic: If We quit, how do we Build our Experience - page 2. (Read 622 times)

Honestly the principles of gambling apply in every day life on the smallest macro level to the point where stopping into the gas station for a drink can change the course of your entire life if you buy a scratch off ticket at the right time and place. Any small thing can mainly be your medium of gambling the trick to not have to stop entirely is to lower the threshold of money being gambled. So instead of gambling dollars only gamble cents, does this make sense 😉

Firstly, I don’t support the thought relating to quitting gambling after encountering several lose, it’s advisable to quit when it turns to addiction meanwhile lose is something normal. Gamblers don’t create a comfortable environment or else this will be so easy to handle, gamble whenever the available amount is ready and not above one’s limit. Addiction still comes as a result of continuous betting without funds but in a situation whereby a gambler fails to learn or follow the basic theory it’s better they quit for better outcome, not everyone act right when it comes to comprehending a situation.

To gain skill and experience from gambling one must be in gambling. If we think that we will be able to acquire skills only after theory then it is wrong idea. Moreover, there is no skilled person who does not lose at gambling. First a gambler must decide what he wants to do. If he wants to quit gambling that is up to him and if he wants to gain experience to be good at gambling then he needs to acquire knowledge in addition to gambling. A gambler can manage gambling very successfully by gaining an understanding of how to prevent gambling addiction as well as conduct responsible gambling. In any case, if there is a specific subject to be mastered, it is never possible to gain knowledge if you quit.

We don't have to quit only because of some little challenges encountered while gambling, had it been this was the same approach others have towards gambling, maybe by now none of us would have been gambling again, we may need to pass through some challenging times just only to help build our experience and not to discourage us from gambling.

Absolutely and well said bud, there isn't really anything I can say that experience does for gamblers, as in the game of luck, experience is absolutely not needed to become a winner or a looser.

But coming back to sports betting where a good sport knowledge is required for the bettor to atleast, know what he or she is doing, I would agree that past experiences does play a role in our decision making, which could later on turn out either in our favor or against our favor since luck still have an important role to play as well.

The only importance of experience in gambling that I can think of right now is, when it comes to discussions like this about gambling, our experiences in gambling makes participation in such discussion easy and exciting for us.

You don't have to be at the casino always to get experienced, I know it doesn't sound like the regular thing of been consistent with something so you get experienced, firstly what influences your picks should be your point of experience and not the gambling itself, gain more experience at analysis and allowing the fixtures meet with your terms before placing a bet, that's discipline, if you are doing this, you get to gain experience without having to be at the casino all day, this applies to both sports and casino games.

Just like trading, always have something to look out for before you place a bet, that will allow you more time to me more logical than emotional and also have time to face other activities so you don't get to be at the casino all day trying to gather up experiences. Another should be that you should temporarily quit when you suffer series of losses, so you have time to sit back and review your trading habit of which if you don't, most definitely you will keep suffering such over and over again.

You can't build any experience if you quit. The thing is though, do you really think you need that experience you'll get from gambling? This is not trading we are talking about here. Sometimes not playing is the smarter decision. I am not talking about playing for fun here as many people play to make money which is not a realistic expectation for the long term. Mathematically the casinos have a big advantage over the players.

Experience in gambling matters in sports betting though because there is some kind of skills involved in these games. It is still not a good idea to turn it into a job because there is also a huge luck element.

Overcoming the temptation to quit gambling and getting the most out of the experience requires a delicate balance between fun and responsibility. It is essential to set clear goals and know the limits of time and money, by focus on developing skills and analyzing games rather than relying on luck alone. It is also important to set aside specific time for gambling and not let it interfere with daily life and other commitments. In addition, available resources such as online support groups or participating in professional gamer forums (bitcointalk gambling sub-board) can be used to share experiences and strategies. Remember that gambling should be a form of entertainment and not a means of making easy money, and moderation is the key to achieving the desired balance.

I want to note my confirm that gambling carries the risk of losing money, and that gambling addiction is a real problem that can negatively affect the life of an individual and his family. If you feel that you have lost control of your gambling habit, it is advisable to seek professional help and try to stop gambling as soon as possible, even before visiting a counselor or your doctor.

On the moment that you do become that excessive and still havent made out some actions on trying out to minimize those loses then there's something wrong with it. Yes, we are really that trying out to maximize that experience on which people will really be able to understand thing accordingly but reactions be made willl really be that totally random basing up on what are the things that comes up into your mind. If you are someone whose really that not good on trying out to realize things then it will really be better that you should really be that wary on the things that currently happening. Never ever make yourself having that kind of mindset on trying out to push even if you do already see up that you are already on disadvantage.

People do usually make out adjustments on the moment or time that they are on a tough or hard situation on where there are moments that it was really just that right on stopping or making such act
but there are those who are really that not still stopping even if they are already on such bad condition on which they should have at least consider on stopping already.
Quitting up early isnt that bad because there are individuals who couldnt really be able to handle the risks that involves on gambling and this is something that needs up to look or consider on.

Pretty sure that the warnings I have seen about quitting is not as a result of loss but as a result of early signs or already full blown signs of gambling addiction. Anyone who quita gambling because of a loss have yet to face any real life challenges. Because there are lessons to learn from every loss and there are also lessons to learn from every win.

Anyone who is struggling with gambling addiction should quit. Anyone experiencing a losing streak should take a break. The also applies to those who are experiencing a winning streak. However you can still quit on your own terms. The most important thing is that you got the experience of gambling.

Building Experience Not only at the time of the old game that you keep playing until your money runs out or your winning money runs out, is it like the way to maximize the experience, sometimes people are too excessive in seeing how the gambling experience should be obtained and formed in the soul of gambling in a gambling manner responsibly Answer, but I'm a little confused with what kind of experience you mean in gambling, is it like burning your own money or what to look more into your thinking concept?

According to me, however one gains experience or not, it is connected with the luck factor. Also, gambling is not a never-give-up process. Even if it is considered a profession, being passionate about it shouldn't lead to a never-give-up mentality. As it is much connected with money, the risk we take or the experience we try to gain costs a lot. Not everyone was able to meet this. So, with gambling, it is always good to have our own limits and quit or take a break from gambling when we weren't able to make ourselves good with gambling.

Getting to the point of quitting means you have had enough experience, how much more experiences do you still need. This so something that ruins your financial life and this is something a lot of gamblers realize after losing a significant amount of money, they finally understand that gambling is a losing game, the more you actively get involved in it the more money you lose. In the process of trying to build your experience or trying to learn from your mistakes you are losing money, this can be very detrimental to you, it's better to just quit.

For me, I never go for experience when the situation calls that I need to quit; we are not gambling only for experience; you will lose a lot of money if you're consideration is to learn and have a lot of experience in gambling; we gamble for fun, and we should quit when we need to quit.
Even if our experience is not enough to learn about what we are playing, because the truth is we will not learn everything about gambling in just a few sittings, so quit when you need to and come back when you have excess time and money, there should be no pressure at all.

Just set limits to your bankroll so that you will automatically stop gambling whenever you reach the limit. It’s like your safety break without the need of quitting prematurely. Risk management is always the key to avoid being addicted since you will control the amount of money that you can lose.

But make sure to this when your mind doesn’t have an influence of the urge to gamble or else your bankroll allocation will still be partly biased to putting more on gambling.

I think experience can be built regardless of the length of your game as long as you are just playing an amount that you can afford to lose then every game is an experience already.

Taking a break from gambling isn't a bad thing, especially when you notice you're playing excessively. You're not playing responsibly because you're chasing a big win. In the process, you're beginning to lose yourself, your money, and even quality family time.

It's not a big deal to take a break from something in life and just be by yourself. It's part of life's experiences. You're not always on the run or playing games. Sometimes, you just need to take a break.

That's why work environments give you leave to relax and recharge. Taking a break for a while, reassessing, and revisiting your budget with a refreshed mind is okay.

You can return fk play having a limited number of games to play in a week and not exceeding it as a good idea to keep you in check. You're not quitting; you're taking precautionary measures for your self-development, mental health, and well-being, as well as for the well-being of those who care about you.

The experience would have no immediate effect on the gambler, maybe, until they've realized how bad losing so much on gaming could be to their mental strength. Whenever a player decides to end gambling it's not a simple decision, a lot of work may have been done through friends and relatives who care for the bettor's safety.

Afterwards, there'll be some experience to earn on the player's end. But, trying to quit on the note of having numerous losses and returning back to play more doesn't affect or build any form of strategy or skill in gaming.

The question is, can you laugh or stand up for quitting gambling? Because if, for example, a gambler decides to give up gambling addiction, it will not be easy. But if we are determined and dedicated, the number that we can fight against is ourselves.

But if we are not addicted to gambling but we are just doing it as a hobby or to pass the time to forget the problem we have, that is fine and the money we gamble is limited, I am pretty sure that we will not end up addicted also in the end.

Quitting gambling does not mean that you stop completely and are no longer involved in gambling, the meaning of the word stop when you lose or when you have managed to win is so that we do not experience various unwanted things such as losing the amount of winnings that we have previously obtained which is caused by greed, or stop when you lose which the benefit is that it can prevent you from a greater amount of defeat, and the point is that the meaning of the word stop is to take a break and does not mean stopping completely.

If you assume that experience is when a gambler never stops and continues the game regardless of the results, then it is the same as you directing them to a much more dire situation considering the significant risks in gambling, the scenario you go through when you stop at the right time can also be called an experience.

There's a popular phrase that says we learn from other people's mistakes or experiences. Someone doesn't have to let what happened to others happen to them first before they can think of learning their lessons. Learning about gambling losses and insisting on riding on with it, to gain personal experience doesn't sound right because gambling is not something one should show how active they can be in gambling. However, gambling is never a competition for one would win a trophy, regardless of how active one has been. Your losses and winnings are on one's head, not on others. That's why every gambler should be mindful of the kind of action they take when gambling