Topic: Patience can help alot - page 15. (Read 6508 times)

We have to pay attention to our intensity in gambling, because it could be that if we play very often it will lead to an addiction where when we don't do it we feel like there is something missing which ultimately makes us feel uncomfortable. because even with limits, if the intensity of our gambling becomes more frequent and routine it will also lead to something we don't expect.
Not everyone is aware of this, because they only focus on financial limitations, even though things like this should not go unnoticed. In the beginning, we gamble just to try, right? but because of the pleasure we get when gambling, it makes us end up coming back to gamble again.
Likewise with the intensity of gambling that is too frequent, when we leave it we may feel something that we have not done. And ultimately it will make us perhaps out of control over time and we will even lose control or lose financial management.

Indeed things are like that, when one assumes the blame for his mistakes in the casino he learns, that is a fact, therefore every time he plays he has to assume that the money he puts in is willing to lose, that there is no need to get excited about winning or something like that because things do not work that way, there will always be things that fail, and the most important thing in a casino every time you bet, we must consider that money lost and concentrate on winning and Having fun, if everything fails it is already something normal, one should no longer regret but learn , the more we lose we must reflect, for me it is the fastest and most effective way to learn.

Limiting ourselves as gamblers to gambling in a casino is a really good habit for a player who often gambles in a casino. Especially if we just get used to gambling with a small amount every time we think of gambling, don't gamble every day because that's not good either.

It should be occasional gambling, because if you play often, it is no longer a habit that can be considered; instead, there is an addiction that has developed when you do that all the time.

Because they have been covered or incited by their common sense with greed and addiction and this group of gamblers indeed they cannot see or realize bad things instead they consider it a challenge for them and they will continue to play in order to pursue victory.
Yes if a gambler is impatient in the gambling session they run then it is certain that he will often make mistakes and they play in a hurry without thinking about the impact he will get later, the most important thing is to be able to play and continue playing even though in the end he will realize it himself if he really feels regret after losing a lot of money.

Right, and if patience can help in gambling, it's right here. Don't be fast to blame anyone else in your losses. Don't be so impatient that you need to find the culprits right away without even stopping to think for a bit. Rather, you should be patient if you really want to know the reasons of happened. And more often then not the reason is your greed and nothing else.

With patience, of course, you will also have good control too, so patience will indeed help you in any activity and not only gambling. But unfortunately, not many people can keep their patience well, so their emotions are difficult to control. If that happens, then you will lose all your money in gambling, no matter whether you are in a losing or winning position, because when you fail to control yourself then eventually you will still lose all your money. Therefore, discipline and awareness will also be a factor to keep you in a good situation, so that with the full control you have in gambling it will be able to prevent you from losing all the money you have.

I can't tell for sure your intentions towards gambling, but I prefer to make my cash outs when I'm given the opportunity with a worthy profit upto %50 or more, and after I have cashed out I'll use some of the profit I got to make a rebet on the remaining matches, rather than loosing the entire stake. The possibility of winning a bet cannot be determined except luck Favours you and we need to have this at the back of our minds and gamble with what we can afford to loose and not be greedy when we have the chance to take profit. Though most person also would exercise patient until the entire games finishes and what ever the outcome is they'll accept but that's too risky for me to take in.

When you have it in mind that gambling is more of losses than wins, that will male you to very careful of how much that you are using to gamble because you know that once it is gone it cannot be recovered. This is the reason why you need to be patient with your luck and don't think that it is compulsory for you to win the game or feel bad that you are losing.

All gamblers run at loss but how can you manage your losses and control your emotions after losses it what matters. I think the best way is to quit the game after we made little losses to prevent more losses.

We never know what will happen at the end of the session or in the last game, winning is nothing more than a chance and losing is a certainty, and in this case I see you have a pretty good level of prevention by first withdrawing all your money to be safe especially when you have managed to achieve a number of wins, and I would say that it is a wise decision at the right time.

On the other hand, whatever the outcome will be, as long as you have agreed with yourself from the start that whatever the outcome will be, you will accept it, so even if, for example, in the last game you lost, it still won't be too much of a problem, even if, for example, previously you won and the amount The win is lost again in the last game because your luck has run out. This means that the main thing that must be prioritized is self-acceptance of various situations and conditions, especially defeat.

Considering the topic of this thread and your above post, I'll say that, exercising patient on cases of cash out is not necessary. I've done lots of cash out in sport betting that the remaining games latter ending resulting to loss, though there are sometimes where the entire games in the bet all resulted to won but I have already cashed out. I might blame myself at first for cashing out when I could exercise a little bit of patient but, when next I encounter thesame instance I also cash out  . The fact that the money I put in might have doubled or even increase to a valuable profit. I just hit the cash out Botton. I know of few folks who lost millions because they were too greedy and confident of the last game.

There is no certain template approach for gambling on which gamblers can solely rely. This is why what works for you today may not work for you tomorrow and vice versa, so letting yourself get pained due to some missed opportunities is not to be allowed. It is tantamount to being greedy as well because the winning could be $1,000 if you had waited but as a smart and reasonable bettor, you close it at about $8,300 for instance despite that you've wagered just $1,500 to earn that much. Is that not reasonable enough?

It is not a must that you earn it all, and trading has taught me a lot about this, you do not have it all the time as planned and the best approach in this kind of situation most times is to go home with "something" if not "all." It is only greed that makes us flash back to think that if we had waited we would have earned it all. But what if you waited and lost everything?

I advised a friend to close a gamble a few months ago instead of waiting for the outcome of the remaining match, and thankfully he agreed and closed it. Fortunately for him, the last match became negative, that's how he would have lost the whole money initially made including his wagered amount. For this, I say we should continue to follow our instincts but most important be managerial conscious in situations like this.

Totally agree with you about strategies, sometimes people forget that there's no one size fits all strategy in gambling, some of the strategy that's employed that most people see aren't even logical in some but it works, people often forget also the saying that if someone isn't broken then don't fix it. I guess people don't approve of things when it's not suiting their tastes, you can't please anyone anyway and I think that it's not worth the time worrying over them, if it works for you then just do it and make money while they yap about your bizarre strategy.

Those who playing gambling and lose their money will regret. He will not solve his problem in gambling if he still return to casino and not control himself. He will not be able to learn more about patience instead will lose his control and will spends more money to wins in gambling. If he feels that his losses is too sad for him, he must trying to reduce his gambling activities and do other things that will not makes him sad.

Learning patience will helps him from continue playing gambling, especially if he lose some money. He will not wants to playing gambling longer because that can makes him lose more money. He will stops himself from playing gambling and will be patient with his losses because he knows that is the risks of playing gambling.

Your last words are genuine and I appreciate it! But your first lines actually stroke me with too many thoughts and I may ask if the systemic aspect of addiction was designed? Or could it be that billions of dollars being made through gambling is being used to rebuild a place where people may have high chances of becoming gamblers. Thereby, once gambling gets to a person, the journey starts rolling to either a sweet or bitter end. Hence, players have to stay completely vigilant while gambling because one could fall of a horse when he's asleep. Holding on to regret is a habit that follows with losing money. It's hard to let it slide for lots of people. They'll want it replayed. They need their money back. People act out of regret and it always returns void.

Well as you have noticed, I am very pro strategies, even if they tell me that that is useless, that it does not work, but it has worked for me, maybe I have used some strategies at the moment when I have had good luck and I have won, so I have used strategies and I have lost, but I defend the strategies because I know that they have a lot of reach and they allow me to play in a non-repetitive way or with patterns or routines and I consider that that is something that helps a lot, if we play in a flat way I think we will never win, the more random we play I think it helps, but we also have to maintain a logical sequence of strategist, I think that the combination of luck + strategy does work.

Man, regret. It's like a bad trip that just won't end. The truth is, though, that addiction is systemic and not just a matter of personal willpower. Guy, the system is rigged throughout. What then is the use of that regret? Drive a revolution or a move in the direction of systemic change using it. As it happens, regret is poisonous by itself. Still, common regret? I call that a movement. As many people putting money into the same stock, distributing the risk and increasing the power

Starting anything new is the key to kick addiction, not ending anything. It becomes intriguing at that point. Self-loathing is out of date. Rethink your surroundings, engineer your own healing. Put the proper people and things in your immediate vicinity. You are remaking your entire dang life, not just battling addiction. Making a life you don't have to flee from is the goal

Everyone wants to make a fast money, though. Its natural. Winners, nevertheless, understand that discipline is more important than chance. Understandably, gambling isnt meant to be a big winner every time. Playing a game. Play cleverly, then, not hard. Never let winning to cloud your judgement. At such point, people make poor judgements. Same as me, they believe they are unbeatable. Even I am aware when to pull back, though.

Patience is key. Rushing into anything without thinking is a loser's game whether its stocks, business, or even blackjack. Recognise the hazards, establish your boundaries, and dont be scared to leave. The best wager is occasionally to make none at all. Recall, the stakes are not only financial. It has to do with self-control, calculating the chances, and wise decision-making. You win long-term that way.

Sometimes it is difficult to see things as they are, because most of them will always look for an excuse to not look bad, when I started in the game I admit that I was Ashamed to accept that I had lost , I felt very embarrassed, I don't know, it was something natural, but when I started reading forums and giving me testimonials on the web I realized that this is Something normal, just like trading it is natural for every casino player and every trader to lose, but that these losses must be learned and at least have some experience so as not to fall into the same mistakes again, because that is where you have to be very careful since what you lose is Money.

Wondering why some addicts feel remorse and changes doesn't happen afterwards. Even, experts say that remorse or regret is also a stage of addiction. Which actually affects the player in a wrong manner. He may end up in that stronghold of thoughts and his troubles won't get solved. However, when a player begin to bother about his losses it's best to share it with friends around him. Who could advice him and add to his solution.

Staying on a solo regret mode doesn't put a player in a good shape. Because if regret was enough to heal an addict then lots of players wouldn't have stayed in addiction longer than they should. It's great to atone to our problems and work out ways to iron it out through the help of folks who are experienced in such matters.

Well, I like the honesty in the story of the gambler you mentioned now, who goes indoors and try to avoid his family members from getting used to seeing him gamble. This assertion alone is enough to inform us that gambling is sure an addictive practice. And engaging in it frequently can get one stick or tied to it to the point they don't want to leave gambling. It is wise enough to stay away from the sight of the family members especially the children in the house and not to proudly or rather carelessly engaging in gambling without being conscious for the little guys in the house. Getting them too used to watching you gamble will end up as a disadvantage to them because they may become so attached to it and subsequently addicted without necessarily knowing the implications or in the intricacies in it.