Topic: The person who can’t control emotions in gambling will never earn money from it - page 15. (Read 3170 times)

I think it requires some extra effort to master this strategy, but it has a good effect on the gambler. Being able to redirect the negative emotions to something positive in the real life. Yeah, as humans the wrong emotions can accumulate depending on the results of the game. But in a situation whereby the gambler is able to avoid the negative emotions in the first instance, he wouldn't bother about possessing this skill you mentioned. All he'd need will be the stage 2, going for vacations and reaching out to distant relatives. That's a fine way of reviving the emotions of the gambler to think normally and mingle with non-gamblers. As gamblers after having a stressful session, one needs to cool off his brain and have a rethink on the next gambling session.

I mean about being the same person is when they gamble and don't earn money and at the same time they can't control themselves. Not an actual persona but it's more of an explanation that I've said. Maybe I was wrong and my understanding is wrong and you're right. Whether we assume the same personalities or not, don't take it too much as our opinion varies, see I blame myself and apologies for that if that seems to be wrong for you.

It's easier to get caught up in the moment when you're loosing. Not so many gamblers have the ability to control their emotions at that point in time, some just want to recover their capital which results to chasing loss. This is a very dangerous position for a gambler to find himself because if you're not careful, you might just end up loosing more than you planned to. This has placed so many gamblers in very compromising state. That's why its important for every gambler to learn how to manage their emotions.

It is a fact that the algorithms that casinos apply to every game especially slot machines are completely random and this is what makes the game end up winning or losing, if you can choose then obviously anyone would only want to win and not want to lose, but this is gambling in general where betting is an outcome that will never be known and you will only find one of the two answers between winning or losing, But on the other hand it's business for the casinos which means your losses are profits for them and this statement confirms and can also be used as an excuse for the actual fact that losses are always more frequent than wins which will always be "coincidental".

But few or very few people are able to understand these facts, their thinking is so simple that they do not think about anything else and just believe that "I will win", it is too simple a thought to understand gambling which is actually complicated to be able to reach the facts that actually happen behind the scenes. On the other hand even if you understand that both winning and losing can always happen at the end of the session but nevertheless it is the right thought to avoid the greed aspect because obviously the fear of losing more should be a concern, I understand that luck is still possible, but as you said it is fickle, and another reason is that there is absolutely no certainty that you can actually make a bigger amount by applying greed. So I think having a balanced perspective on the chances of winning and the chances of losing is a good understanding so that you can make the best decision based on awareness.

There is a downside to this, if the player constantly restrains his emotions, they can have a cumulative effect, something like a snow globe. Sooner or later it needs to be released somewhere, because no person can keep everything to himself, it’s not natural. I have seen many examples of successful players, and I noticed that they are not robots, but real people, and even they accumulate negative emotions during the game, but they do not throw them out at the gaming tables, but in life, I mean in a positive sense. This mainly involves sports such as basketball or the gym. Stage 2 is high moral recovery such as family vacations and travel. This allows them to purify themselves in a moral sense. The main thing that I emphasized to myself is that they simply direct these flows in the right direction. Many emotional and inexperienced players should have tried this experience for themselves.

Emotional control is one great thing a gambler can make sure to get because if they can control their emotions, they will most definitely get to gamble better and responsibly as their gambling habit then grows to get a better gambling habit because they no longer just gamble randomly as their habit bis now under control as they have control of their emotions.

Success in gambling has nothing really much to do with your emotions but then it's a factor that can't be really over looked because after a few losses then your emotions could actually set in and this also applies to wins too because you will get overly excited or probably emotional about gambling and then will want to stake some more because it feels like you are on a winning streak.

I was saying that controlling emotions is not enough. Gambler require a mix or human characteristics. I dont know exactly what is needed, but being only good at having self control isnt enough. If it was only one characteristic needed, gambling would be easy. What is the point of sitting with poker face, relaxed and lose one bet after another. When there is a gambler next to you who sit and jumps on the chair, curses on a dealer, rages, hysterically laughs all the time, but win most of his bets.

What do you mean when you say that they are not the same person in real life? It is incorrect to assume that they have different personalities just because they engage in other activities, like gambling. If they gamble and behave in a certain way that is considered unthinkable, it simply means that this is their real personality. Their behavior while gambling or in their daily lives may differ, but it does not necessarily mean that they have different personalities.

Being able to get hold of the emotions helps the gambler to be in charge of his decisions. When the emotions are not in order, the gambler only gambles to feed his fantasies of winning big and becoming made through gambling. Emotions can be filled with thoughts that won't help the gambler to make good decisions. If a gambler is only gambling without being conscious of his emotions, he'd definitely be at risk. Gambling has to do with the emotions, that's why it hurts most of the times, when we lose money. Not caring for the pains or feeling no remorse about how money is being lost while gambling, can be a problem in the life of a gambler. However, having a stable emotion is quite great and sound for a gambler, but doesn't make any difference in the way the gambler plays or wins his games. I think it's a safety measure for the gambler to save his funds.

Both of you are right actually and each gambler differs so basically we are seeing those gamblers that don't have control for themselves that they won't earn much money after they've just won in gambling.
But in real life, we don't know if they're the same person or there's already the life attachment for that daily gambler's life and then with the set of reality that he's dealing with and if he's emotional as well.
Anyway, it's true that someone's control over his emotion doesn't guarantee success in gambling but it helps right.

I will will disagree with your topic OP. Maybe you should rephrase your topic again because you controlling your emotions cannot guarantee you success in gambling. If its is like that 99% of gamblers that knows how to control their emotions would be a successful gamber. Go and find out what controlling emotions means before bringing it to the public so that you wont change the narrative of what a successful gambler means or feels like.

I do not think emotion has something to do with the result of the game especially if the one the person playing is a chance or luck base game but I agree that controlling emotion can save us from losing too much.  If one can help to win his gambling session, it is the discipline and brilliant bankroll management because people like these will stop playing once they got a reasonable amount of winnings. 


I don't think so, as I stated gambling result is random and emotion has no way to affect any chance-based gambling game, emotion only reacts to the gambling result but the gambling result does not react to emotion.


Any reference for these statistics?

Well, regarding emotions, things can be very varied depending on the person, because there are many who maybe do have some control with their emotions, but at least it matters a lot to me and well, that's something I've been looking for. in how I could control but what I find are chaos that do not have any type of adequate level for it to be fulfilled, it is something that does not make much sense to me, however I always apply something so as not to embarrass myself with that, put a balance I expect to lose When it comes to playing, let's say 30usd, if I spend those 30usd then I assume my loss and, if I multiply it well, but don't deposit more, because that's where the secret is, yes, since I have those 30usd to spend then I can give it a laugh Release my friends as long as I reach my limit of money and if there is no more, then that's it, the party is over.

If some of you apply that, it would be good if you could tell me what you think of the strategy, I think that this technique is not fgambling, it is the one that I apply in trading.

If there are people who do not do this and are dedicated to self-control, then it is more difficult, because on the one hand they are controlling their emotions and on the other hand they are trying to control their pocketbook, then those two things come under pressure at the moment when the game is played. and it is a double-edged sword, and the player has to choose to control one of the two faster, but both things are very difficult, Unless you have a strong will for both things, and that is hard. very difficult

Of course there are people who are like that, but not all of them , and the majority do not usually control anything, that is why we have seen many cases of addiction, because for me the addiction is primarily the fault of the person, of the game in Question , and well All they do is look for a way to continue playing to see if they will recover the lost money and besides Continue doing what they like.

So you are assuming that if we stick using our tactics calmly instead of acting on emotions, it would give us more revenue in gambling? But here's the thing i don't get in your post: winning isn't a matter of feelings, or how we act on them, but a matter of probability. If we could win by handling our feelings, we would have cracked the system that's based on house edge. But house edge or probability doesn't care about our feelings.

Biggest problem betting on angry is that we don't keep on our budget, but just betting bigger and angry bets might as well give as big wins as it might mean we would be losing more. Also we are using our emotions no matter what as we are not robots, but people having fun and making experiences. That's why we should gamble in the first place. To have fun, feel the rush, joy or whatever we feel, in safe controlled space. Never blame your feelings of making losing bets, it's far more likely that they could cause you play over your budged if you ignore those feelings instead of feeling them. That's a sure way to act on them unconsciously.

of course by controlling our emotions we will be comfortable when playing gambling, and prepare capital that can be lost if we lose, it is quite difficult to control our emotions, because sometimes we get carried away by the tense atmosphere in gambling games but like it or not we have to control our emotions, the best solution to hold back It's hard to know yourself because you are in a different position in each game, but don't waste everything on gambling

He will get stressed (lots of it) if money is important for him but there are also people who don't value it too much and what is only important for them is to have fun and get that satisfaction they always wanted.

I still think that there are good things that we can get if we let our emotions control us even though most of its effects are known to be negative, and even though our attitude is good, people around us won't still get influenced by it and in fact the more they will abused you if you are too kind to them. I am not saying that our attitude must now be bad but I'm only saying that we should have a limit even of having a positive attitude.

What @piebeyb is saying, in my opinion, is that we mostly lack emotional control because of our minds, which act as though they have power over how our feelings will turn out. Because when we give it some thought, we risk without considering how much we spend, and in the end, we regret not thinking things through and just going with our gut. To put it simply, we can control our emotions if we have the right attitude and know how to stop ourselves from overspending and placing bets throughout a game. For example, even though the outcome is still a loss, our brains will continue to tell us that we are nearing victory, which may be the reason why we lose and experience certain emotions. Nevertheless, we will not be swayed by this belief.

Losing control of your emotions will only worsen your gambling situation because it can make you lose self-control and want to continue gambling to recover from the losses you experienced. We must not lose self-control and emotions because that will trigger us not to want to stop our gambling activities so that we will only take bigger risks even though we cannot afford to see bigger losses. Many gamblers lose their emotions when playing gambling, which causes them to lose a lot, so we have to really control our emotions so that they don't forget to take care of ourselves. We must immediately stop gambling activities if we feel there is pressure from within ourselves to want to continue gambling. Otherwise, we will only really lose money without being able to recover the loss.

Gambling losses occur the more you gamble, because there is a house edge factor playing against gamblers, which gives a slight advantage to the casino. How emotional you are doesn't change this fact and won't suddenly turn your gambling session into a profitable one if you are in total control of your emotions.

No, luck doesn't work accordingly to how you control your emotions. And only luck will cause you to win more often in a gambling game, not emotional management.

Despite the strategies being used, gamblers still can't use them to overcome the house on long term. Strategies aren't fail proof, otherwise casinos would have already gone bankrupt. Your concepts of emotion, strategy and gambling are completely mistaken.

And 86,5% of them end losing money, anyway... To wish to make money doesn't mean they can. The essential here is to only gamble what they can afford to lose and to never put all their hopes and expectations on gambling as it were a life changer of life savior.

90% of Gamblers Quit Before They Hit It Big: Fact or Fiction

Hmm yes it seems that I would agree with your statement for emotional problems, any type of gambling or game provides a chance of winning but there may be differences for each game in how to win it and for the type of slot game I strongly believe that the casino applies a random algorithm to determine who will win, so for emotional problems, no matter if you put a large amount of money or whatever because you are upset because in the previous session you lost it is still possible to win can occur in addition to the possibility of losing, and I have also said several times on other pages that greed does not always end with worse results, Because it is possible to eventually realize a big win with your greed provided that you have to be in a really lucky situation, but even so it is still the overall rule in gambling in general that wins will be less frequent than losses and that means applying greed will only make you worse and regretful because it is not easy to get a win, and on the other hand I agree with you that emotions usually affect and interfere with a person in terms of making decisions.