Topic: Most you have ever lost in one session? - page 2. (Read 1079 times)

Yes, only they will know because each person's experience will definitely be different and if they think it's painful, we should be able to prevent it from happening to us. Those who have experienced it and realize that it is painful should be aware and try to fix it so they can achieve better awareness in the future. They can also still learn to improve what has happened, and learning from painful experiences can strengthen them so that they can still live those experiences well and even turn them into something useful for them. Useful here means being able to prevent even worse situations from happening. And it's true that if we have experienced something bad, we can immediately wake up and start learning to fix it so that we won't be affected by it again later.

That's why we have to continue to accompany him even though we are at a distance. That's okay because that way, we can immediately come and help him immediately. You may not be able to help them immediately, especially if they haven't realized it yet and haven't asked for help. But if they directly ask us for help, we can immediately help them.

For the problem of whether the incident was very bad and meaningful for them, I honestly don't know because only they themselves can judge it, and also of course as I said if it was very painful according to them, then I can conclude that it seems like they will have a chance to achieve awareness to be better in the future. Yes and if even though they have experienced something painful but still can't come to their senses then I think it can't be said to be too painful, because clearly whoever they are and no matter how bad they are if they have experienced something that is really serious and has a very bad impact on their lives such as their family being destroyed as a result of the economic decline due to gambling then I think they will have enough reasons to come to their senses.

Yes that's true, no matter how bad it is but sometimes it still depends on themselves because like you said that everyone's awareness has a different level. And sometimes that makes it difficult for us to provide assistance, unless we really know about their true character and provide assistance according to what should be given. Right friend, it's better that way, instead of them being busy taking care of gambling it's better to find another job that is more certain and promising.

While such a loss is not implausible, the way the OP presents it here makes me doubt. If the OP could have made a post here with any justification or evidence there would have been no question of its legitimacy. Maybe there is a motive to make the story attractive. A target of 200000 dollars is naturally not a small amount. This means that everyone can feel more or less what the situation would be like if the average gambler were to lose. But are ordinary gamblers capable of betting $200,000? I think the OP meant to write 20000 but it being 200000. However, every gambler must gamble with caution. Never place a bet that seems certain to win. Because when a gambler thinks like this, he will naturally increase the amount of the bet. One loss means losing all his money.

Loosing is part of the experience you get as a gambler, you can never gamble at least five ore more times.and not have a loss in between, it's normal but then your experience and logic sometimes may come to your rescue to help you get to recover sometimes later if you have a good strategy.

Sometimes even with the best picks where you have some good level of assurance due to your statistical analysis, the games still happen to turn out a loose especially when it has to do with sports betting that is filled with so many uncertainties, but it's very important you try to control your losses. For a fact every gambler who has Gambled st least more than twice and us still gambling has definitely had a loss regardless of how small or big.

Well, I will not blame the guy that much, the reason being that the thread title alone gave room for that to happen since there is nowhere in the ops that he mentioned that comment should be supported with some level of evidence,  so due to that loophole a lot of members may give an exaggerated amount as their total loses for the time in speculation,  so that guy may have been motivated to have given such figure as his total loses but in reality that amount did not exist.

Although the main aim of the thread is already achieved which is to make us make some statement on how much have been the highest lose this season,  this will help us to compare our risks to that of other and at the same time five us lessons in how to minimize the loses.

If a gambler says he's never lost money gambling in his life, I'd say he's either gambled only once lor he's lying. No matter how experienced a gambler is in gambling, he will lose his money at least once in his life. Many times it is seen that the discussions about gambling are all fine but unexpected things happen in the middle. I bet quite cautiously on different sports and mostly I bet on the team which has the best chance of winning but sometimes there are many weaker teams beating stronger teams than them but here our experience does not help but here fate is working against us. So agreeing with you, I can say this much that every gambler has lost money by gambling at least once in his life.

The story is definitely BS. A few weeks ago this user also claimed he lost $400k on Exodus Wallet and he used that post to promote some scammy Telegram channel pretending to be Trust Wallet.
https://ninjastic.space/post/63002703

He also made a post about how the CEO of Stake was decapitated and his source for that information was a Medium blog post created by a CNN impersonator.  
https://ninjastic.space/post/63049881

To be honest, I also don't really believe it if there is no really accurate evidence that OP says $200,000 is a really big amount of money in my local money, spending $200,000 on gambling if you are not a really rich person it will definitely make you was frustrated that
I even losing around $300 made me regret it for the rest of my life and I will never repeat such excessive gambling activities again. Maybe this amount doesn't mean much to someone who can afford it, but for me it is something that is very suffocating.
as you said, there is a lot of impossibility when someone spends so much money in just 1 session, is he really risking such a large amount so that it just runs out, even people who are addicted to gambling don't seem to spend their money in 1 session (IMO).

Hope that 200k usd is not your whole life savings and just small fraction of your total wealth , because the way you post here ? sounds cool and just an easy bet for you  as you are not ranting or saying anything against fairness and other issues.

My most Money spend and lose in gambling is just a thousand bucks but that is the only and never let it happen again.
but totaling my whole gambling expenses? i think its for me to not telling.

Yes this is a big flex mate and I don't believe that that member truly lost such an exorbitant amount on stake just 2 weeks ago,  this should probably be a make-up story and figure because that figure is too high,  $200,000 in a go as a lost is such a huge amount for anyone but I know is not impossible but in this case I can see a clear impossibility in the event unless if the member decide to share some more evidence to support this claims.

Was this a flex?  

As everyone says, it's always about fun. It's more of the time that we're having fun but we are not noticing that we're already starting to become addicted. And when that time comes that we're uncontrollable, we are acting like we're not the real us. Those that have been onto that point and were able to lose as much as they can, although it's like OP has got that record from this point and I know that there are others that have lost more than his.

But when you can't control yourself anymore and that's due to you being a compulsive gambler and you can't also accept defeat. You don't know what to do, you'll have hard time recovering from yourself.  And the money that you have lost will not be easy to recover, trust me. Even if I am the type of gambler that don't lose big money but the losses that I have made is like a pain in my heart that can't be healed quickly.

It is true that every gaming website has a unique algorithm, and understanding it is essential. It's similar to playing a challenging game where knowing the rules is essential. Losses are guaranteed if the game's algorithm isn't figured out. It takes more than just throwing darts; you need to come up with a plan, a method that suits you.

As you pointed out, a lot of gamblers lose a lot of money because they are unable to develop these strategies. Analysis of gambling must be taken as seriously as analysis of trading. Time and effort are of the essence. As you mentioned, the forecast is essential for significant gains. However, let's be realistic: the player frequently faces stacked odds. It's a challenging game that typically goes to the house.

They should be more aware so they don't repeat the same mistakes, especially as previous experience will make them more careful in gambling. But if he can't learn a lesson from what happened to him, maybe he won't realize it until they actually have something worse than before. But before they experience a more serious incident, we can still accompany them. If at any time they almost experience a more serious incident, we can immediately help them so that they don't experience a more serious incident.

This means that it depends on the person because a person's awareness will of course, be different, so if other people want to advise them, they will use different approaches to suit their situation and conditions. So instead of sticking with their plan to achieve success from gambling, they should divert their energy and thoughts to work that can clearly provide them with a steady income. They just need to do their job well and don't need to do things that could violate office regulations. That's all that is needed and if they still want to gamble, they can gamble after they get home from their office.

Most gamblers cannot develop tactics that can give them a chance to win and only a few can do so. instead of taking the risk of losing more money, they just need to use gambling as entertainment. They don't need to chase the win until they have to make various tactics because getting a win from gambling is difficult and you have to use more money, which doesn't even guarantee you will win. And if they can realize this, they will not be too self-conscious about continuing to chase the win but will only gamble as needed and use enough money.

The learn from the mistake was the more important one,because every gambling site had their own algorithm.It’s essential to learn the algorithm in the shortest period was the important one.If you fail to crack the game algorithm,it may leads to some loss.The reason for the loss by you due to play the random bet instead of create your own tactics to the game.Many gambler fail to build the tactics as like you and loss the big money.The gambler should ready to give time for the gambling analysis as like the trading analysis to make the big win using the gambling site.The prediction was the most important one in the gambling to make a big win.

I honestly can't imagine how that person would feel if he really lost that much in just one session, if it's true then I'm sure he's not an ordinary person, and it seems like maybe he's one of the conglomerates. But that amount is really huge, I'm a little skeptical of his statement that he could lose such a large amount in just one session, it's really beyond reason and if it's true there must be a lot of pressure that they experience even though they are a conglomerate class it can't rule out that they will also experience some significant pressure for them.

More realistically, maybe my guess is that they are not honest with that amount and maybe it is a record of the amount from a week or a month of gambling, it still makes sense. For myself honestly even if for example I am one of the conglomerates who have a lot of money honestly I will consider more deeply, because after all it is just gambling which basically refers to luck. If all of that is true, then it seems that the person's addiction level is no longer helped and in addition he has good enough finances to be able to push his gambling so that the amount of bets can be bigger, or that means having the freedom to put large amounts, but on the other hand it is not good at all and not worthy of example.

It is unbelievable and I don't think someone can afford to lose that amount in one session, maybe for 1 month or 1 week that seems realistic.
However, I couldn't imagine doing that even if I had a lot of money. In fact, I felt mad at the time I lost $500 one day. Losing a huge amount will just happen if we chase our losses and think that luck will be in the next which makes us double our bet after losing the first bet. That was a kind of irresponsible way of gambling and it was not good anymore.

I agree with you that if a person feels remorse knowing that gambling is high risk he can easily avoid gambling. All gamblers have faced this situation at least once when it comes to betting some gamblers do not have a problem at the moment but are likely to develop an addiction in the future. They can take steps to control themselves. Many people who started gambling just for fun have become addicted to it. This addiction pushes them towards various vices they start doing bad things to earn gambling money. Gamblers lose control when they repeatedly gamble to win back money lost in gambling.

There's no way lose $200,000 USD in one session? What game did you play until you lost so much money in one gaming session? Can you share with us a picture of your gaming history? If it were just a claim, everyone here could say that they lost millions of dollars in one session.

Yes, it should be like that, meaning that they should be able to realize about their mistakes and make it a valuable lesson so that they don't fall into the same hole. And in my opinion it seems that if someone has experienced something like that in their gambling I think they have a great chance of being  able to reach awareness, because obviously to reach awareness of mistakes in gambling it must come out of themselves, and indirectly that is why it is very difficult for us to give advice to gambling addicts when they still have not experienced the worst thing in their gambling involvement.

The point is that if they can reach their consciousness then other preventive things I am sure they can do as a prevention, as I said above that indeed if the person is aware then yes some things that were previously difficult for them to do will be able to be applied to / as a way of prevention. Building  a career in gambling is not difficult but impossible and improbable, because clearly this is not a place to achieve success because from the concept of gambling alone there is nothing that provides any certainty for the end result, in fact it usually loses, right? honestly  in my opinion it's a silly mindset, and if there are people who are hard to keep doing it then go ahead, don't be surprised if something surprising happens to you.

By learning from mistakes, they can fix what needs to be fixed so that they don't make similar mistakes and can also be better in the future. By learning from the mistakes he makes or learning from other people's mistakes, he takes lessons that are useful for his own development in gambling so that he will always be careful when gambling. Indeed, everyone will have regrets about what has happened to him, but he will not find it difficult to get up because what has happened to him cannot be reversed and he can only learn from it.

Taking precautions this year can give them the opportunity to correct the mistakes they made last year, and that will definitely be useful for him because he sees that he can actually prevent it from happening. This will make him always alert in his actions, especially when using his money for gambling so that he will not be careless like in his previous experience. They can only prevent the same mistakes and others because they can be alert and careful. Building a career in gambling is indeed going to be very difficult so one is better off not trying it because it will definitely require more money, which does not guarantee they can get what they want.