Topic: Making decisions while betting - page 7. (Read 2885 times)

It is true that sometimes those emotions can help out. I had many experiences with being greedy and still winning a high multiplier. Like in Keno before, when I bet at high risk with just 8 numbers. The 6 digits keep on hitting which means x270 per hit and I think I made like 6 times of it and I saw how far the graph went on green mode. I don't know if I had a lucky seed that day or just a lucky day or maybe I did choose the right numbers to make it happen.
I was so greedy that I didn't stop the automatic bet because in my mind the idea of having a lot of funds from the initial win gave me more chance to bet for more and just let it be. I mean, I will definitely see if my profits are going low but since it's not, I just let it roll until I feel the satisfaction that it is enough. There's not always a bad story with those bad emotions, there are sometimes greedy people who make it out better as they gamble more.

Of course there are postiive and negative emotions, that's the nature of a human. However, when we used emotion ralating to gambling, it is noromally a bad thing as that means we were being stupid as instead of using our game plan, we weren't able to because we were affected by our emotion which most of us have experience that once we let it dictate us, the end result is bad most of the time.

Indeed, winning is a pleasant thing for us, but victory can usually be a bait that makes us trapped in problems, such as wanting to win again which we may not be able to get according to our wishes. the fact that we will lose more often can make us want to continue chasing wins which can make us lose more money. Gambling can indeed damage many of the things we do, such as finances, relationships and health, but this will not happen if we gamble with good limits and also with self-control.

Gambling can affect thinking and emotions, therefore we have to be able to make good decisions, including when we place bets, of course we have to make good decisions so that we can produce good results even though the big possibility that will happen is defeat, but at least we have try to make good decisions.

I wouldn't say that emotions are always bad. There are simply emotions that help us and there are emotions that hinder us. The author of this topic listed the emotions that prevent us from winning in the start post. I believe that the most important destructive emotions are fear and greed. Although sometimes, paradoxically, on the contrary, they help us win.
If we talk about positive emotions, then this is encouragement or inspiration. However, I don’t know how much this can be called an emotion, probably it’s still a special feeling. A lot of things are intertwined in this feeling: intuition and the expectation of excellent results and the understanding that this is quite possible. I do not exclude that something else can be added here.

For a person who gambles with a limit and a fixed budget, it is much easier to control his emotions, but with a fixed budget, one cannot continue gambling because the addiction to gambling forces the gambler to spend more than the budget. Because of this, we lose with emotions again and again. As much as emotions make us feel and help us enjoy life, they also hurt us a lot. But controlling emotions is the biggest challenge for us

You must face terrible reality. Gambling is not playing, despite its name. A trap, rigged system, and glimpses of winning? Just bait. You think great wins are signs, but they're just the hook sinking deeper

Gambling opposes investing, yes. It ruins things dollar-by-dollar. A vicious cycle aimed to make you want 'one more spin' or 'one more bet' Every time you do it, you lose. Money and you. Your time, sanity, and relationships are at stake

Choice is key. Gambling relies on snap decisions. Wanna win life? Slow down. Think. You win every time you leave with a dollar saved. Winners manage their lives, not gamble. Do you think those wins will spark success? They start your demise. It grows worse the longer you hold onto that sensation. The odds bury you

The only part of purely luck-based games where our decisions do affect the situation is bankroll management. If we don't deposit huge amounts on gambling sites, we basically don't have a chance to lose them. That's why we should restrain ourselves from depositing big amounts, or, if we already have on our balance(because of winning it previously, for example) something that would not be easy to lose, we should never go all-in or play long enough to have a chance of losing it all.

If they can come to their senses then I think it is very likely that they will continue to gamble until they reach a point where it makes them come to their senses and stop gambling, either because they win or because all their money is gone. Thinking that they only think about winning can make them lose everything, the main thing is money and another thing, perhaps the property they own, which they sell so that the money can be used again for gambling. Basically, when you win, it's better to just withdraw, because gambling is not a guaranteed investment. In fact, in my opinion, gambling is very different from investing.

Yes, that's right, we can't know what will happen when we place a bet in gambling. Some gamblers are often unable to secure the winnings they have obtained because they think that when they win, they think they will get another win which might be bigger, even though when they continue gambling again after getting a win it will most likely only make the winnings they have already obtained become obsolete. everything is lost and in the end we regret it or maybe it makes us emotional. This is why it is important not to make decisions without considering them first .

What happens if they never hit their planned profits, they might continue gambling and they'll lose all they had both the capital and any profits that they have already made. Gambling is very deceiving as you'll be thinking you make more profit if you use your capital and your won profit to keep gambling but you might end up losing everything. When you win and you have made some profits, you can stop gambling for that day and withdraw your profit. Gambling isn't investing that's somehow guaranteed.

When investing you can keep holding your investment until you reached your desired profit but when gambling, you don't know if you'll lose or win your next bet therefore it's always better you secure the profits safely that you already have and not to assume that you'll get more. You can make decisions when gambling but they should be positive decisions as taking profits and not gambling again to avoid loss.

We need that set limitation and target, those gamblers who can follow whatever they set up are people who have a good chance of cashing out decent amount of profits, I think that if you keep that way things will be better as knowing that you are targetting something and you already reached it then quitting is by far is sweet, though, most of the time greed dominated the situation and instead of quitting you'll push yourself to aim for more.

From that scenario, the chance of losing back whatever you have in hand plus your initial deposit may take place, that's the reason why you should have that good control on both money management and the time that you'll going to spend.

If it has become part of their lives then that's very dangerous especially if they are not benefiting from it. When we eat and sleep, we do it all day but it's necessary to have a healthy body and life, but gambling everyday, it doesn't make us healthy, in fact it will only make our life worse and we may live with trouble ,, it's just so stressful, I don't see it being part of my daily life even if I'm not addicted.

Withdraw when you hit the planned amount. Continue if you think you are not there yet or the profits ain't that deserving of the withdrawal. We must have an amount where we think it's enough and then we can enjoy all the profits we made. This way we are avoiding mistakes especially greed when we think that we are lucky that day.
I myself just won a good amount 2 days ago and I withdrew almost everything to enjoy it. Went out with the kids on Easter Sunday and then went to the mall and let them play until they were exhausted. They enjoyed it, I made sure of that. We must have that kind of stop in our lives so that we can say that we made good money with our bad gambling habit. We cannot just sit and keep on playing because the more we try hard to make more profits, the closer we get to all of that being taken away from us, or worse, gambling addiction.

It is way worse than that, you may think that those that are addicted to gambling care about nothing else but to beat the casinos, however they have gambled for so long and they have lost so much money, they have already understood they cannot beat the casinos.

But then why gamble? Just to gamble, as nonsensical as that may sound, that is the reason they gamble, they hold no hopes to win as their previous experiences tells them this is not possible, and they just keep gambling as gambling has become a part of their lives, just as sleeping or eating is part of our own lives.

Gaining self control will do more aides in the system, atleast one will sitting in full shape and having the continual earnings. Risks are also involved, what's your responses when it comes to risks? I would say it's very important we nailed our challenges and withdraw our profits when the time is right. Making strategies that will save us from the downwards movement of the system because we're experienced and knows the spots of these gambling odds to hits. Making decisions while betting should be acceptable and it ought to be something that would benefiting.

Indeed, depends from how you react and how prepared you are to keep you safe from getting too much engagements, things that only you who can decide when you are in this industry, gambling as we all know got that high risk activities, chances of losing a lot when you unable to control your emotion is something that very common, people who got engage and become addicted are those who really feeding the business, and like what I've said if you are not willing to submit yourself losing huge amount of money, better to keep yourself away from gambling, there are many other things that you can use as alternative though depends from how you treat this activity.

Totally impossible that you cant really be able to assess yourself on the time that you do play gambling? It would really be that part of self awareness on having that kind of approach on things on which its impossible
that you cant be able to observe on how you do find yourself that having impulsive approach towards gambling. If you are someone who doesnt really want on losing money then it would be better that you shouldnt really be dealing up with gambling, but if you are someone whose really that accepting about the risks that it has then it would really be just that fine for you to deal up with. It is really just that depending on how
you would really be able to react and act accordingly on the time that you do suffer loses and never ever making yourself thati mpulsive because this is where people do usually mess up their lives.

On the time that you cant be able to make up right decisions or something viable then this is where you would really be derailing yourself into the right path and this is something that you should really be avoiding.

If you are not a fan of having a high risk gambling it's better to have good self control,  it will helps you to prevent  any big mistakes that can cause you your entire bankroll,  though chances to exceed from your limits is not impossible which most of the time rake place when you over think about the potential and  the possibilities that you may win your next try.  More on how you'll able to control and limit such emotions  and a better handling of your finances. Money management and time management are very important when you are dealing with this type of business.

People who are addicted to gambling usually cannot think realistically when making decisions. That's why they can't stop gambling like normal people. They are very obsessed with beating casinos and gambling sites. They are very eager to get a big win. It is very difficult to explain logically to gambling addicts. We can only hope they realize their mistake. A wise gambler will never let his emotions control him in making decisions.

I do say that if gamblers no longer feel themselves as the ones betting anymore, it is often bad for them because they will not be in control again but whatever is controlling them. In most cases, this could be encapsulated in emotion and if allowed further, it is always be devastating. All gamblers should know that the antidotes of emotion are simple, and they are disciplined, have strong determination and taking break immediately when the gambler feels that emotion has taken over. If all three are not enforced immediately, it will be an issue. Aside from gambling, emotion has infested me in many risky dealings that have to deal with money, the same antidotes are working for them all unless we are either underrating them or not willing to enforce them.

I see no reason why the person who is emotional and gambling senselessly should still be at the casino or not close the gambling platform. Though some might even try to fight it by being conscious with the help of discipline and determination, but if this seems not to be working, just walk away, nothing is safer than that in gambling. You may now return the next day or even give it time in days or weeks to get back to your normal self. No gambler doing this will be wasting money unnecessarily.

Yeah, experts encourage addicts to chin up and face the problem, by creating a bond with the addict. Interpersonal relationship is the engine of every form of therapy, expert or not. Sometimes during therapy, experts are incapable of developing this friendship with addicts. The therapist may have used uncomfortable responses in his conversation with the addict. It's hard to detect an effective response that'll tickle pink the addict on hearing it. The transient pleasure, if achieved, can improve the addict's interest in the therapist. Thereby opening a reason within him, why he shouldn't skip therapy sessions. No therapist is perfect or expert enough to bring people to therapy, with no interpersonal relationship available. Addicts often miss their session, because they don't enjoy answering multiple boring questions asked by the therapist.

However, addiction experts, as you mention, are great due to experience dealing with other addicts. But people rarely get fond of one another meeting for the first time. The first day in therapy isn't assured for the therapist, he foresees two things, the client may return or not after leaving his office. This self-thought is used to know if they've done a great job or failed during the first session with a fresh client. So, getting an addict to continually visit his therapist, isn't the task of the therapist, but that of the addict's relation or family. Let's assume the family can afford to pay the expert, the addict needs someone to convince him to go for therapy, daily. Until he builds a strong bond with the therapist. Visiting therapy, for the addict, will then be like seeing a friend. That's a serious improvement in his healing process. Hence, if the expert isn't capable of getting hold of the addict's attention on the first day, the addict's family or loved one should assist in talking to the addict regarding why he should frequently go for therapy.