Topic: Reckless gambling starts after a win round. - page 26. (Read 4673 times)

Well, that makes sense to me. I've been gambling for almost 10 years and haven't become addicted. And I shared my thoughts because maybe there are people like me and it can support them.  

Betting smaller and less often, like I suggested, isn't it the same as having self-control?

I find it funny to start a reply to someone you agree with with "Well that makes a little sense".

EDIT: Oh, sorry, I missed that "a" in your post. Read it as "that makes little sense". The world isn't as hostile as it might seem at first glance.

Many gamblers started to play for fun or to kill time. Even there's a money involve, satisfying themselves are their priority. But when you're frequently playing because you find it enjoyable (plus the chance to profit if you win) this can lead to spending more of your money and time in gambling. So I agree that a gambler should control himself before it's too late and the eagerness to gamble is getting deeper. You can't become addicted if you didn't experience to play yet and win, so why wait if you can prepare yourself before worse case happened right?

It also makes sense with this assumption that when someone allocates their money in gambling in a certain amount and gets a win that is greater than the loss, after that they decide to stop gambling, that is very fantastic. but unfortunately, out of 1 million gamblers, only a few lucky gamblers can get big wins that exceed their losses. because what I know is that every gambler, whether he is an ordinary gambler or a gambling addict, will continue to spend money and when he gets a win, when the winnings are totaled, it will not be equivalent to the losses that have been spent betting and if there is a gambler who manages to get luck, the winnings exceed the losses, I think he is also will not stop gambling but will move to other gambling sites to get other luck because we always remember that gamblers are always controlled by greedy thoughts unless someone gambles only once a month or only when he has money left over from daily needs.

so even if sometimes one does get lucky to get something big from gambling I think it can be a little hard to stop and I have had experiences like this.

It may often happen to someone who previously was able to win a large amount of money but because of a small thing, he gets emotional and bets again to vent his frustration and in the end he loses the bet. It happens when a person can't calm down after facing those little things, so he loses control of himself and instead gambles in a state of emotion. It is very sad to see the condition of that person where he should be able to get a big win that he can bring home to celebrate with his family but instead because of a small thing he loses almost all of his money or even all of his money. Hopefully, he can learn his lesson so it doesn't happen again in the future and if he has a problem that comes on suddenly, he should stop gambling. Even if he is emotional, he shouldn't gamble so his emotions don't get provoked.

The habit itself is a pattern that is formed from what we often do, as well as with gambling. we don't need to win big wins in gambling, the fact is that we are used to gambling. in essence, most of a habit starts from the likes. once again, the same goes for gambling. in the beginning with what we like, then gambling will become a habit. moreover, if we get a big win from a gambling session. a strong urge to get even bigger wins, will usually make us even more challenged. At this stage, there are several possibilities that could occur.

But in most of the cases that occur, it eventually leads to addiction. big wins too, make us have a more increased level. usually, accompanied by increasing the bankroll amount in every betting session that we do. We can say that gambling is easy and difficult, when we are lucky, it is as if the game we are playing feels easy. on the contrary, when the situation is not being supported, the games we play are very difficult and often even drain our emotions.
Well, referring to what the OP said, actually the problem is not that simple. the point is, everything returns to each individual. but if one has a high degree of responsibility, plus an understanding of gambling itself, we won't get caught up in reckless gambling like the OP said.

this is a very interesting story, you see that when told it seems that if your friend stopped playing early and left he would have gone with a profit, but the problem is that he could also have won more money by continuing to play, he could have gone too although with the winnings of 750$ but days later he would play again and with that he would lose everything, so he would be with losses. so people can keep making assumptions about how something could have happened if they had done differently, but the reality is that while a person is playing, even if he wins today, tomorrow, two days later, and then a losing streak begins

that person is still going to lose a lot in the long run as long as he doesn't stop playing for good. the only way to make a profit in the game of chance is only if a person who gambled and lost 100,000$ for example over 2 years, but one day wins 200,000$ stops playing for good and never plays again, only this time way and that the person will be profitable, but that person needs to promise himself that he will never gamble again. now for those people who win, but keep playing, so the day they decide to stop playing they won't make any profits. but if they look at gambling as just fun then they won't feel sad when they stop playing

Something I've been saying is that when people allocate a certain amount of money just for gambling and they know that when they lose that money they won't need it then people can play with peace of mind and they can have fun when they play. they don't feel pressure, depression, feelings of guilt for having lost money, they know that they don't need that money, because winning the casinos is not something easy, that money that someone deposits in the casino has little chance of being withdrawn, person will lose everything most of the time

Maybe if he feels why every time you win a bet you will always get successive defeats, because they really don't want us to win against them, even though many people often say that the dealer will always win so don't ever think it's easy to beat the dealer, gamblers must know the rules and know when to play gambling and know when to stop gambling because it is important if you can control it.

A real gambler will usually withdraw and withdraw money when he wins so he seems experienced because maybe if he plays it again for a bigger win it won't be unless all the money will be lost, so the average person who does that is a beginner because they don't learn from their experience , so it's only natural that many people understand the game of gambling so that it will make a special experience for themselves. there's no need to prevent it from letting them make mistakes for added experience.

weak attitudes usually have several causes and often occur due to interference from other parties. I mean when someone starts to get big wins they should stop betting but continue gambling because they are having problems with their family and making emotions vent their emotions in gambling.
like yesterday i accidentally saw my friend betting on blackjack and winning streak from $100 to around $750 and initially he wanted to end his betting session and suddenly he had a fight with his wife after that he went and started to access online gambling again and when i see his budget is now $195 because he has spent more on betting.
its very sad to see people like this but we can not do anything because its the nature of every gambler which is difficult to give advice.

yeah the after effect may harm you more instead of gaining that escape you might be entering another haul that you won't be able to resist, gambling is something that can build enjoyment for you but without proper control and without doing your best to avoid any potential risk that it can bring to you both mental and financial chances of becoming addicted is always possible.

You need all the necessary precautions to avoid making that big mistake in having that wrong impression, that after you win, you can always repeat it and will always be on your favor in terms of the outcome, most of the time it won't and it will engage you to a difficult side.

Well, prevention is always better than cure. You must know how to control your cravings and urges in gambling so you won't get dependent on it and addicted in the long run. If you will be impulsive in playing and betting, the chances of you throwing and burning money because you want to chase winnings is ridiculously high. Since quitting once you get used to gambling is very difficult to do so, it's better to learn how to limit yourself than to do it later on when you are already drowning. Hence, you won't have a hard time going hiatus if it's no longer being beneficial to you already.

Some people use gambling as an escape, but the thing is, it might even become a thing that you must escape from again. It really depends on how you will utilize gambling for your own benefit. It's best to do it moderately and responsibly to avoid the harsh repercussions.

Anyone who really experienced winning big right away in gambling will eventually lead their gambling activity into a habit or regular doing. It's now the start of the thinking that winning is just easy to achieve in gambling. Then from there, it now depend on the person if they will be responsible along the way or will end up worst.

Fortunately, there are people that didn't pursue their gambling interest since they didn't experience winning at all even as a newbie and never being influenced by the famous gambling term 'beginners luck". Since being always a loser from the start of their gambling, they just decided to quit.

Winning or losing can lead to reckless gambling but I'm sure it mostly on winning as a start.

It is true that they are more mentally damaged, usually more greed works in them if they win they bet again and again in the hope of winning and throw them into addiction and people's purchasing power decreases when they become addicted. But in the casino environment, he can taste the novelty of different games every day. For some, the casino environment may not be an escape from all the worries of the world. Sometimes it is seen that winning and winning continuously does not become the right personality of some people. That's why you have to learn to control yourself it is foolish to try to recover from gambling when the risk of loss is high but it is better to stop for the time being.

Yes. Winning is addictive. Let's think about it for a moment, that is the reason we went back to gamble the second time after we won our first ever bet.  That is the point where little bouts of addiction starts getting strengthed. You want to win more so you play more to compensate for the losses. It is even bad when the gambler thinks that with every loss, they are closer to a wining. And when they win, the thoughts and beliefs gets stronger. And since the gambler needs more money to gamble so that they can win, they will do all that is possible to get it.

By generating curiosity, I believe we can in other words say, chasing loses, chasing after loses is like one way ticket to becoming addicted to gambling, and i think it has nothing to do with how much one has or have lost to gambling, but it has everything to do with the mindset and how such individual see or take gambling, for someone who believe gambling to be all about having fun and very less about winning, such a person will hardly chase after his or her loses no matter what amount of money they have lost.
But for those who believe or see gambling to be another money making venture, such people are the ones who easily chase after their loses and they are also the ones that are mostly addicted to gambling.

So to avoid being in too much loss when we gamble, we must begin to see and view gambling for what it is, and not for what its not, gambling was meant to be another source of fun, not a money making venture, even though it gives players the opportunity to make money, which is really good, but then, making money must not always be our number one reason for gambling.

It's normal when we finally can't try to be consistent with the rules we make because gambling games that provide fun can make us dissolve and forget to hold on to those rules tightly. So we still often miss those boundaries and only remember when we are almost at the end of time. But if we still try another time when we gamble again, we are also still in the learning stage so it's normal if we sometimes forget that rule. What's important is that from 10 times playing, we still adhere to the rule 7 times playing and because we are also still learning to control ourselves, that means we still have to learn.

Sometimes we can weaken the stance we already have before starting to bet. But over time, that stance will weaken and begin to affect us. And it's also normal to experience and all gamblers experience it too. What makes the difference is that we still want to get back on the right track and learn more.

In gambling, if it's about the habit then everything is possible to happen. It's possible that just after your first win you get excited to win more.

And that's the trap for some happens, it's not that after first win but every time you gamble the thrill starts and you can't control it until you finally notices it.

The hormones that makes us excites is also going to be more active and that's where you'll be fascinated on how our brain reacts.

in fact there are still very many people who are in gambling forget it all. I myself, when I try to be consistent with the rules that I make before betting, sometimes I forget them when the game looks fun or looks sure to get a surprise from the game. sometimes someone in gambling just for fun forgets something important and wastes time etc just because he is too focused on his pleasure so that when he gets a win he will bet continuously forgetting time and of course he will be emotionally affected.
I have often said that sometimes control is not very effective as long as they do not have a strong stance and on the one hand planning a budget is also one of the supporters to control finances so that they are not too wasteful and betting safely is not too reckless.

I have always been a faithful believer that the more money a human being has, the more money he wants and the much money he has seems little to him, I don't know why if this is good or bad, in my opinion it is good, the wrong thing is to apply it When you are playing in a casino, because it is the only scenario where this type of thinking does not apply, personally it is always better to have something safe than nothing, because the opportunities in the world are few and sometimes people cling to that type. of thought and they can lose a lot of money, it is true that when greed is mixed in the game it is a very bad combination, greed + money is something that should not be, apart from everything when we make sure that we can do things beyond our own limits we are being abusive with our capacities and in monetary terms that represents a great risk, which I am not able to recommend at all.

In this regard, I could say that when a person tries to be more conscious in their way of spending money, they may forget that gambling, specifically when playing in a casino, we can lose all the money, it is It is impossible for someone to say that the casino or the money that goes into the casino will double, or triple, even worse, those who want to do it 10 times more, do not really know what they are getting into, and that is why they exist so many addiction problems.

The self-control that many talk about is easy to say, but difficult to apply, I won't do something like that, because first I'm not capable, good to be able, yes, but I wouldn't dare, because betting in a casino requires knowing very well what is being done, what is being risked and what is still at stake.

And many of the players believe that after they win a lot, that is, in a winning streak, they can continue to win more, even though the losing streak is very safe, then it is a mistake, because everything is random, at any time no one comes out winning streak but 1 or two times and then no more, this is how casinos are managed, and many do not take the advantage of lca house that obviously does affect.

That's where you're wrong. While gambling's outcome-based, it shouldn't be the mindset you instill upon yourself, cause you'd fall under the bias that every gambling session either means you win or you lose, wherein most often than not you're going to lsoe more than win. Be grounded and realistic, see gambling for what it is, which is a glorified pastime for people who have nothing to do but burn their money. Sure, people earn money from this ordeal but it is not a consistent income stream. Which is also the reason why you shouldn't suppose as if gambling addiction only happens when you lose or when you win. It happens when you lose control regardless of the outcome of every play.

In gambling, to be honest, our curiosity will continue to push us to go further, winning will always be something they crave. We must realize that gambling is about winning and losing and the only answer is luck. But most of them somehow don't really think about the risks they will face, remember in gambling defeat will continue to dominate us at all times and victory is just a prize which is very difficult to get. You will be able to get a win if you have experienced several defeats, if we calculate then it is the same as we return the capital that we have lost and it will return when we get a win. The truth is that someone who has won they will experience a condition where they feel easy in doing so and after that they will continue to do so in the hope of winning a bigger win, it is normal greed that humans have, and we as gamblers must have self-control. Implementing some limits in it is better than we have to lose more than what we imagine.