Topic: Reckless gambling starts after a win round. - page 28. (Read 4921 times)

Learning from experience is a valuable lesson for everyone, especially for people who often gamble because by studying the losses that have occurred, they can learn to reduce the number of losses and will not repeat the same mistakes. But we know that not many people can do it because those who are used to gambling still want to win so they will continue to gamble. And that's why we have to know the limits that we set and always hold them so that we don't experience those big losses and can still smile even though we lose because we know that one day we will be able to win like everyone else. And when we win, we must remember ourselves and want more wins because it will be difficult to get.

I think if you keep winning numerous times you tend to do relaxed gambling which cannot cause addiction. But probably, if you win once lose twice, as percentages I assume, you can be lot more into it. Winning couple of times can make you feel like "I should play more and try harder so I can win big" mentality. But that mentality cannot be true in gambling cause its mainly luck based... Strong "will" is necessary to not be addicted to gambling.

That is why you should always not play when you're already high on your emotions because that is when you start thinking the opposite, meaning you aren't able to control yourself as you've just thought that you will keep winning or you've just wanted to chase more winnings because of your losses. No matter if you lose on a daily basis, if ever you've already won big time, or let's say winning 10 times in a row, that is where your emotions kick in, and that is the most dangerous part as you don't know how to stop betting that time and wanting more.

Addiction comes when you lose a little amount of money every day and winning a huge amount of money after a couple loss. that's where it starts it's based on our emotion. When we think that we're making a lot of money through gambling we think that we're actually always winning without thinking that we already lost a lot of money upon playing it everyday. in terms of playing recklessly it mostly comes after a you win some and you constantly losing that's where it starts because you wanna feel that excitement again that feeling of winning. So you tend to bet higher in order to get your loses.

Human beings are naturally greedy on which we dont really have that kind of contentment on the time that we do able to hit something big which there would really be a moment on which you would really be thinking that if you do play more then you would be able to win more big winnings which it is really a common mindset after a win, if you are a gambler who arent get used to that winning moment which it would really be normal on making that kind of impulsive approach and boost up of emotion that you should play more, comparing into those gamblers who are having the experience which they might be able to stop mid-way but most of the time
which gamblers do really fall out into the same situation or condition and this what makes this cycle do keeps on circling and repeating just because people are really that greedy and there's no contentment.
This is why its really always important that you should really just play gambling for entertainment and dont really that make it as a source of income so that you wont really be making yourself that desperate.

It is still inherently greed since you're basically wanting more than what you have right now without content. Only difference being that it doesn't come from a place of abundance but in a place of desperation when you're losing considerably. Greed or not, losing is still a primary cause of reckless gambling. This is why the term revenge gambling even exist, it literally means pushing for a get-back after a considerable loss in money, that you belligerently push for more even though stopping right there and then is the wiser decision.

Greed can come from a place of abundance or lacking. But it's what you would do in response to it that really matters in the long run. Do you push to gamble more? Do you cut your wins and losses and go home for the day?

I think addiction can easily arise even with losses, when it seems to the player that he was a little lacking to win, and therefore he continues to play further. Admittedly, casinos are masterful in creating this feeling for gamblers. But given the fact that I know some examples personally, I can say that the likelihood of addiction is higher if the player wins from the very beginning of his "career" of the gambler. One bright positive experience subsequently covers all subsequent negative and the gambler is constantly trying to reproduce his first success and as a result, in total, goes into a deep minus.

Perhaps the first winnings and encourages the beginner, but the first loss makes even a beginner to think. Today, when the mobile Internet is at hand almost every person to read an article about gambling can every beginner. In order to find out your chances of winning in a particular gambling game does not need to study the theory of probability or mathematical theory of gambling because this information is easy to find out on Google. Yes, and almost every article about gambling says that constantly make money through gambling is almost impossible.

One doesn't get addicted directly after getting their first big win in gambling, but that basically becomes the reason why a person gambles again, and when they keep gambling again and again, they tend to become addicted to it unless they set a limit for themselves from the beginning and limit their time and bankroll so that they don't spend a lot of money and time on gambling to prevent themselves from becoming addicted to gambling from the beginning.

As you said, if a person faces losses on their first-ever gambling session, they will most likely not gamble again very soon, maybe after a lot of time when they forget about their previous losses, they might gamble again, but when they manage to win, they can't help but think about it all the time.

A novice won't start gambling without understanding how it works. An initial win would further cement his belief that gambling can be a source of income. As things progress and loss start accumulating that novice would try to gamble more in order to cover the loss. This is where they would make the mistake of using the money that they cannot afford to lose. Then they would try to borrow money from friends and family. If they win big they are able to repay the borrowed amount if not then they would find others to borrow and ultimately fall into the gambling debt trap. Reckless gambling is nothing but getting overconfident with the ability to make a win.

In my opinion, the first taste of victory does not cause gambling addiction and only provokes a novice to further study gambling, but when behind your back will be enough wins and losses and you get used to the production of dopamine during gambling and instead of meeting with friends you will give preference to the casino, that's when you will definitely have a gambling addiction. In my opinion it is not gambling addiction that is scary, but irresponsibility of a gambler.

Well that makes a little sense because what causes an addict is because they have tasted the victory that they think is big there, and after that they will lose and then that's where they will chase the victory and then accompanied by a sense of addiction. That's right, the prize in gambling is money and the logic is that everyone needs money, so it's only natural that now a lot of people are addicted and even trapped there. Addiction or not in my opinion it depends more on each person, I will mention for those who are easily provoked or curious and also easily emotional then it is very certain that they will experience addiction. What is needed here is just a good and appropriate self-control factor, but the problem is not everyone can do this because gambling moves in their subconscious and it will always coexist with curiosity and emotions, so the fact is that it is difficult to do these limits in it. I also feel this way and it is difficult to do but to reduce it is certainly possible, and you should do more other activities to rest your brain in gambling. 

When you haven't won a dime and no one you know won anything, you can't become addicted because there'd be nothing to become addicted to. When you win, you feel good, and want that feeling again. If alcohol wouldn't make you feel good, there would be no alcoholics. Same with gambling: who wants just spend their time and money and get nothing in return?

But it's not like everyone who wins big becomes addicted right away. It's only those greedy for money and excitement. They don't realize that our brain adapts quickly, and you need more and more in the future to feel the same. That leads to "gambling recklessly" and "betting higher", you mentioned. To not end up there, you should be betting smaller and less often.

It's easy to say your target but once your lust and desire dominated you that target will be forgotten, it's more on how you control and how good you are in preventing any excess, being satisfied might be a factor but most of the time when you are involve into gambling greed is something that dominates you.

Good thing that you can cherish everything, including your losses, as most of the time gambler who suffer from defeats always wanted to try to recover back and it leads them into addictions.



Best thing to adopt is when you learn from your experienced, and that's the big edge of those experienced gamblers who manage to learn how to control things while inside gambling, knowing the set limits and try not to exceed helps them to prevent big losses, though still not a guarantee that they won't lose but it lessen the chance that they will burn all of their bankroll.

Experienced gamblers should have more self-control because they learn to control themselves over time. And the problems they experienced in the past will not be repeated with the learning about self-control that they do from time to time. And it is true that experienced gamblers still make mistakes because they are still human beings who can still make mistakes in the future. But at least their self-control will improve with that learning so that they become more controlled and unemotional in gambling. I agree that all of this is about self-control that every gambler must have so they will not lose a lot of money in gambling.

I agree that putting a limitation on how much you deposit could be the most important part. That allows you to end up gambling as much as you can and earn as much as you can but it does end up putting a limit on how much you could lose.

This means that the result will be something better and the return will be greater whereas the loss will not be all that big. I end up earning some money time to time but I do not end up losing a lot because no matter how much I win, the deposit is there and it's limited and I will not redeposit more neither. So I could lose from the earnings, as in I could deposit 100 dollars, and still lose 1000 dollars, how? I could turn that 100 into 1000 and then lose it all. But in the end all I lost was 100 dollars to me.

So there is an amateur addict and there is a seasoned addict lol
The seasoned addict my guess is already satisfied and can just quit at any moment if he decides. The majority of the newbie that is hooked on winning money through the casino is often going to chase the loss since every gambler is doing it to win some of them are even planning to stop when they win their capital back. Only to find out later, they decide to roll again thinking why can't he just double his capital before stopping.

It’s not about controlling lust and desire but rather they learn how to be satisfied when they play gambling because they knew exactly what their goal on gambling. If peope can control lust and desire then they shouldn’t gamble already but instead control it within themselves.

As an experienced gambler, I cherish all my gamblin games win or lose and this makes me entertained when gambling including the short pain when losing my money. An amateur addicted gambler doesn’t know what they really want to get and blindly gambling just to chase their unknown profit target.

these people who declare themselves to be professional gamblers are very intelligent people, they realized very early on that they would not be able to beat the casinos or bookmakers, for that reason they thought of another way to earn money, these other ways that they thought were something related to gambling too, but different from gambling which are things that do not bring guaranteed profit, on the contrary they cause more losses, these people who consider themselves professional gamblers created accounts on youtube, twitch, instagram, telegram and facebook and with that these people started to create content (videos) in which they teach courses, give tips on how to place bets and where to place bets

no guesses either, and as their channels over time got a lot of followers so they started to be sponsored by casinos and bookmakers, this made them earn a lot of money and consistently. it's not the victories that lead people to become addicted to gambling, because few people manage to obtain victories in gambling, what makes people addicted are the defeats, nobody likes to lose, but few people accept the defeat. people create high expectations before starting the game, they are confident that they have won, that they will make a profit

but at the end of the game they realize that they have lost, they are facing defeats, they are facing money and lost time. it is easier for a person to accept that he spent 100$ in a restaurant where he went to consume beer, but that same person will not accept losing 100$ in the casino, for that person after losing starts to think that he could have taken the 100$ and gone to drink beer with friends, with that thought the person will continue playing until he manages to win a lot to recover all the losses. and what follows will be frustration and addiction. unfortunately few people can take advantage of this gambling market and profit

Agreed, when a gambler is on the winning side the mind will be thinking of having more. This could end with massive loss, and the luckiest will be able to be successful with the right exit. When someone is on the losing side, the mind always thinks of recovering what have been lost earlier. Everyone doesn't have the patience to set limits and spend accordingly. As suggested when you gamble within the limits, automatically the gambling activity will be interesting and there won't be much of impact felt as the loss/win doesn't affect life in any means.