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Trying to recover your losses is easily the most addictive form of gambling and it leads to the house earning consistently and the player losing consistently majority of the time.
But while gambling, if I decide not to spend over $10-$20 per session and if I lose during that session, I won't gamble for a few days, a week or a month (depends on each gambler's choice), then I believe I'm far away from addiction and would never commit any mistakes that a highly addicted gambler would do once he loses his mind after losing in gambling.
You are right, but you need to maintain that discipline and that is difficult. Most of the times, I foresee an amount that I am willing too loose and I don't chase my losses. But still some days, I keep on playing and placing riskier bets to recover my losses.
Only thing that helps with me, is to keep to a low balance.
Sure thing as if you have much bigger balance and you have that attitude towards this activities, imagine how much you are willing to lose, or better to say, you'll going to lose.
Most of the time control only for those experienced gamblers who manage to manifest good things after suffering from long-term losses, you have to keep up your discipline but it's not as easy as you think of it right?
Chill and try to enjoy even most of the time you lose, if luck permits you'll be able to win decent profits might be a jackpot or something that really gave you huge wagered.