Topic: Question for those who loose too frequently in gambling - page 11. (Read 1623 times)

It mean you are speaking about the targeting the loss by the gambler in the long run.By this way the gambler will do the gambling to recover the loss at the beginning period of gambling.Later they understand the gambling and will play the gambling for the entertainment.The second fact was the luck,the gambler will gamble till their luck was met.Mostly the gambler will play the gambling by expecting the luck in the next game.Once the gambler people become the experienced person,their loss will be considered as the optimistic way of the next luck will help the gambler to get good big win by the luck in gambling.

From my experience, you will lose most on the slot games as compared to any other gambling games. Still I would say that you need to develop a plan to be an overall winner in gambling. There is no way you can win all the games in gambling, but if you have a proper plan, there can be a situation where you will win more than lose or at least the total winning amount will be more than the total amount lost in gambling.



Are you sure that when you are anxious, you will lose more? When you are not anxious, did you mostly win?
I think this is just a myth and you can still lose if you are in a normal relaxed mood:

This is a common occurrence where gamblers often experience the true feeling of gambling when they experience defeat and go bankrupt but at that moment they have no hope of recovering everything they have lost, that's why before it's too late, gamblers should read more and more about whatever is on the forum. This is where they can probably find thousands of suggestions that might make them aware of it.

There are many gamblers who, when they lose, don't stop playing but always continue gambling because they hope to recover the money they lost because of that loss and I'm sure it's impossible for them to enjoy the game because people who enjoy the game definitely know when to gamble and when not to. stop gambling, they are more controlled in gambling than gamblers who have become addicts.

It's true what you say; we will occasionally succeed. I found that in slot machines with 100 spins, I only twice won, and each time, the winnings were insignificant compared to the overall sum of my losses. I had a very bad gambling streak throughout those days, and no matter what I gambled, I always lost.

Then I discovered that I lose more when I'm anxious. Because of this, my game comes to a conclusion with a balance of 0, and I am forced to stop because I actually lost.

The answer depends relatively on each individual, how you play and how you treat gambling itself. let's review it from a gambling perspective. In the gambling game system, not every time we play we will immediately lose. second, what type of game you play. If you play roulette, baccarat, blackjack, one shot with all the money you have, the risk is that you can lose money in just one game. However, the actual scenario is not that simple.

Let's try to discuss other games, for example slot games. In slot games, you are free to bet according to the bet you want. However, in each game session, it will not always be the same when you play. There are times when the game doesn't go as we expected, or the game has a long round, but doesn't drain your balance too much. Not infrequently, after playing for a while, you get a good hit from the free spins you get and get a big or decent profit. Well, if you continue playing for an undetermined period of time, then the probability of losing is very high. Usually, gamblers who play for a long period of time will eventually run out. Likewise with sports betting, you bet on one of the teams, then you win. However, you do not intend to stop the gambling session you are doing.

Well, from some of the examples I mentioned in this post, it could be the answer to your question.
The point is, in gambling there are wins and losses. when you win, you can end it. But if not, you risk losing the winnings you get. Plus, the capital you spend also has the potential to be lost. and this is why, someone tends to always experience defeat rather than victory. even though in reality, the scenario is not what you think or say. The problem is, when you win, you don't want to stop the gambling session. which ends up being like the title of this thread.

The losses that we incurred from gambling are definitely the reason that fuel us to gamble more, why? Because it's obvious that we don't want to stay losing all the time. We often bet more despite of countless losses because of the belief that it will be a big win this time. The more you gamble, the higher the urge and excitement to win.  But in reality, the more you gamble, the bigger the amount you spend and lose. However, I don't think gamblers care to accept this fact because what is in our mindset is that we gamble to win and make more money, not to lose and end up pocket empty.

Unfortunately, addicted gamblers only realized the true essence of gambling when they lost everything. That's when they start to understand that when you gamble, know when to stop and when to bet more. But when you keep losing from all your bets, that's a sign that you should stop gambling that day.

These are the statements that notably lead a gambler to get more addicted to gambling. Perhaps the thinking that "this next round of my betting I will win and I will get back what I lost for a few rounds" would motivate them to believe optimistically, "This time I will be lucky." Something that has lost its positive qualities while they are unaware of it in themselves.

In other words, they think only positively while losing; they are unaware of how quickly their balance is depleting and won't become aware of it until they are out of money.

If the OP had specified if the constant losses were from one casino or from multiple casinos that would help us answer the question better. But like you said no player would experience a series of losses from one casino. If that happens then the casinos must be a terrible one. However, if playing at multiple casinos results in constant losses the the gambler look for something else like golf or tennis to be come his hobby. Maybe he is under a losing spell that needs to be broken by Harry Potter or Professor Dumbledore .

I have a different perspective when it comes to losses. Once it is gone, don't think you can get it back the next time you return. There's a higher chance you won't get it back and the gambling site did press the reset button so your history is gone and RTP won't work anymore.
The motivation is to win big and cover all the losses with some profits, but once it happens a gambler will just keep on gambling more and cannot control his greed. That's the time you will feel like you are lucky and will hit another jackpot until everything is lost again. It's a never-ending cycle.
Just imagine if a gambling site gives back everything that was lost by each gambler, they will be out of business. 

It's a habit that they cannot or have a hard time breaking, it is more of the feeling of excitement regardless if they win or lose, I've read in one article that there are people who don't care about the winning but they want to capture the feeling of excitement and because of this, they feel they are alive and well.

We all want to have something that will make us feel alive and to feel the adrenaline rush so it becomes a habit, like a runner or a bodybuilder, feel weak if they cannot run or cannot lift a weight, and so is a gambler, they have this dull feeling if they cannot bet or play their favorite games so they ignore their losses and just want to feel alive and to get that adrenaline rush so they continue playing.

I'm sure there is no gambler who loses continuously without ever experiencing at least 1 or 2 wins in every gamble because the casino has what is called a house edge so even though the casino will make a profit from the player's defeat, the player still has a chance to win, it's just that the player loses when can never stop when he wins or stops when he loses, continues to play without control and continues to look for ways to fund his gambling because he wants to recover from previous losses.

There will be victory ahead so continue playing. At least you can get back the amount of money you have lost in gambling.
It's possible that that's the motivation of players who continue gambling even though they've lost and what I'm conveying is an experience I had when I was very active in gambling every day, although not everyone involved in gambling has that kind of motivation to continue gambling even though they've lost a lot.

I still actively play, but after gaining various experiences in gambling, I decided to no longer play as before.

If you fall down seven times you gotta keep getting back up. That's the reason. The motivation is hope that there's a win somewhere and if I give up, I'm not going to get that win. I don't chase loses like I used to do in the past, I follow my gambling plan and try a new one after every loss. And been lucky a couple of times too.

Yes, they are chasing bigger wins even though they have already won some money. Their greed will grow and they don't realize it, even when they want to continue gambling, it has already made their greed to chase bigger wins come. They should rest before continuing to gamble again because by resting, they can see what they have got and if they can think clearly, they will decide to stop gambling because that is the best choice for them. We don't need to try to continue gambling rather than experience more losses. If we have had enough fun playing gambling, we should stop gambling immediately.

The answer is pretty simple and that would be the hope to finally hit the jackpot or that max win is what keep people coming back and gambling again.I am talking from personal experience as every gambler can not escape from losing frequently at some time but the fact that there is this max win to get is what keeps me coming back,even when after this time of lost sessions I quit for some days but I never forget my final objective which was to get that max win,so far I have only gotten once x9833 near the x10.000 max win and this has increased my desire to keep coming back to hit even bigger max wins.

The attraction of gambling, particularly when the odds are terrible, is unexplainably connected to the human nature. We should know its pointless based on probability theory and the concrete, logical facts of the chances, but hope defies reason. Similar to how volatile Bitcoin is, the cryptocurrency market attracts an optimistic crowd. Why? It is the allure of the prospective bonanza and the alluring nudge of what might, however unlikely.

Your claim about motivation and the following behavior it generates in gamblers is also accurate. The desire to play is inextricably linked to the fundamental faith in ultimate success. The state of mind of a gambler is crucial. A gambler who loses motivation is already out of the game, whereas one who is motivated by hope, no matter how mistaken, has a strong shot. Isnt it interesting how in this situation hope may act as both the deliverer and the executioner?

Do you know what curiosity about winning is?
Have you ever felt emotional about what you want to get but haven't been able to achieve?
And most gamblers certainly really hope to win even though they continue to experience losses but they still do it because they are happy and happy in making every bet.

If you are gambler who really has quite lot of experience in gambling then I am sure you can feel what I said before and of course you have also done this.

If you say that chasing victory endlessly is stupid attitude then it is indeed a stupid action but we have fun when placing bets.
This is not about winning to make profit but about feeling satisfied with the achievement we get in every bet.

Most people who experience loss too frequently are either they quit, take a break, or still continues to participate in gambling activities. There can only be two reasons for that. First, if a person perceives gambling as an income generating activity, then he/she might still continue after continuous loss because he wanted to chase his losses and gain back all the funds he had lost. Because of course, they have high hopes in winning a huge amount of money, and if it does not turn out that way, they will continue to chase their losses until they have recovered all the money. Second, are for those people who view gambling as a means of fun and entertainment. I think it's very obvious that their motivation to still continue after experiencing major losses, is because they wanted to just enjoy and just spend their money. Because most of the millionaires, having an immense amount of money, does not know where to use them and gambling is one of the activities that they see where they can spend their free money.

Could be their past time that is why they never quit specifically those wealthy gamblers. Low budget gamblers could do the same if they chase luck and want a much bigger pot of a prize. The only difference between the two is that the other type of gambler needs to take a pause if they ran out of budget as sometimes they use hard earned money for it while the other one will continue depending on their mood.

I believe "hope" is what makes people connected to gambling. For example think about very low chance gambling options. 1 in a million or so. Noone in their right mind would try their chances in such. Even lottery. Its like 1 in 10 million chance. But people keep trying. When I feel very motivated and lucky I gamble and I never regret. It feels like "I will win this time" after every loss if I feel that way. Not all people are close to this feeling. I saw gamblers feeling very tired and lost motivation. But always, only ones with hope may win. Others will not.