Topic: The shorter the time you spend the better - page 4. (Read 1362 times)

Realizations would be always at the end on which it would really be just that normal that you would really be having those kind of assumptions on the time that you are just still starting but as you do go forward then you would really be able to make yourself learn on the things which you would really be needing to learn up. You cant really just that make yourself be able to learn things until you would really be able to encounter.
Somewhat there would be people who would really be that having that kind of advance approach via reading up someones real time experience, they would really be applying it into their own and would be
thinking that they would really be needing to make out those adjustments so that they would really be able to make themselves that able to avoid into those disasters.

When it comes to gambling, then it cant be denied that the longer time or session that you are doing or engaging then it is that normal that there's higher chance for you on making yourself that
getting addicted. Most people would be going into that condition but there are individuals who are really that having that good self control despite of the condition.

That's exactly how it is, that's why I agree with what you said. The longer you spend inside the casino or any gambling, the more men you will spend or your money will run out, that's how casinos want you to stay inside because it's in their favor.
So apart from having a budget, it's also okay to have a limit on your gambling, that will help.

Personally I've see a lot of the opposite being true.  Some games in fact take a lot of time and patience/persistence to pay off. I guess that game that would provide the best example would be Poker or Texas Hold'em.  I was just playing this last night at a family xmas party.  If you aren't committed to taking your time, your sloppy play will likely get you booted from the game pretty quickly.  So some gambling rewards those who take their time.

well, this is a very correct understanding.
as a gambler, we should be able to think and manage our finances in gambling, such as gambling responsibly and stopping at the right time and continuing the next day using the remaining budget from the previous one. but all of this depends on the self control of each gambler because if a gambler is just having fun they will definitely not continue their betting session when they lose several times or value the money they have in gambling more. but for gamblers who think about profits, they will ignore what if their budget runs out and the next day they can't gamble anymore because in their minds they are only profits.
so all of this still requires good self control and an understanding of gambling is very important to be able to limit yourself from continuing to bet as you say.

The time duration works for many gamblers, but to some it's quite difficult to maintain the urge to gamble a high amount of money, expecting to gain huge returns. Hence, it'll be hard for such gamblers to stay active in gambling or reduce how much they spend on gambling, regardless of how long they're spending each gambling session. Most gamblers lack these factors and don't need to follow such routines, they are meant to learn discipline skills and self-control. Because a gambler can decide to spend his money at once, so it's important to know the need to be knowledgeable about the effects of some gambling techniques. Some of the strategies we discuss may not be useful or work for all gamblers. For it to work we need to know ways to make it work for us, as gamblers. A gambler that chooses to gamble for a short period, must be ready to wager a small amount of money. So that they can detect earlier on when they're spending lots of money in the process and then stop.

The only important aspect of shorting the time we spend on gambling is the need to rethink our next gambling moves. Because a player who gambles for a long time wouldn't be able to think of his mistakes. But in terms of money, the effect is quite different per gambler. We need to understand that gamblers have unique motives and some addicted players don't need to waste time gambling. They may think that it doesn't matter how long you spend. The aim is to wager a high amount, whatever the result they'll move on with it, win or lose. While the strategy is worth being among the cool gambling strategies, players also apply it with caution. Money management is what helps in saving money for gamblers to play for some time and stop. Gambling doesn't restrict or have a fixed price, gamblers have the privilege to spend any amount of money in one game. Which makes the idea of playing for a short time to save some money for gambling is not completely true.

 

An individual can do all you wrote and still not make profits from gambling, gambling works in different ways for different individual but been disciplined and having self control is a good way to make yourself not to get addicted to gambling but it wouldn't  make you profits. Having an amount limit will not making you successful but it'll make you not get addicted to gambling as when your limit is crossed you'll have to stop gambling which will make you not become an addicted gambler.

Having a favourite day mightn't work for all individuals as some individuals will be more successful when they gamble based on how they're feeling for the day. There are days when I'm feelings very lucky and I just go to the casino to gamble and it turns out to be a good decisions as I make alot of profits. Having a special day mightn't give you the profits you're expecting as gambling doesn't have a path.

Although my gambling sessions are not 100% perfect, I do one thing very well and that is that when I win an amount that is acceptable to me, I stop the session and leave. With the number of times you bet and nothing comes out, it is better to leave and enjoy the money than to stay with the danger of losing your winnings and more. I tend to spend a bit more time or money than I had planned if it's a bad session than if it's a good one, and when I win I walk away. And in that I would say I do it differently than most of the gamblers we see around here.

This is not only peculiar to gambling only but also any other thing that the addiction of it can cost you something. Have limits to what you want to achieve doing that for that day, once the limit is reached, you should stop immediately. If you’re looking up to $20 profit a day, even if it’s a good day for you and you’ve been winning, when you reach your daily profit, immediately withdraw from playing the game. The same thing for loss, if your loss is set at $10 daily and the loss gets there, don’t be too angry not to exit the game and want to vent your anger as a revenge to get your money back, you can end up losing everything. Know when to stop and when to continue.

Now that you've mentioned it, I remember there are such thing as leaderboard to foster competitiveness among players. This is one of their ways to increase engagement and traffic as well as to increase profit by encouraging people to deposit more to play and bet. This is so far effective especially if there are some sort of rewards to those who are at the top ranking. The incentives keep the players from continuous playing despite the possible losses and long time spent in gambling.

Indeed, self-discipline really plays a role in this scenario. The more discipline and responsible you are, then the more you limit the time and money allotment in gambling. This is to avoid being addicted and losing so much. Which I believe really works best as a mitigation to prevent further dependence on gambling.

Its the competitiveness of any game that enhances its addictive capability.

Currently sites run these leader-boards, races and so on to promote this competition. So the more time your spend on gambling the more exposed you are to gambling itself and the addictive nature of these sites.

Self-discipline works a lot in reducing this, but the best method is to stop gambling completely. It might sound too difficult but it needs to be put in for those who seem to losing control to their habits.

This all sounds great IF you are able to control your behavior. But guess what. Gambling addicts can't control their behavior. That's why they are called addicts. It they could really control their behavior and limit(or stop completely) their gambling habits, then nobody would call them addicts and their psychological problem simply won't exist.
Your advice is as stupid and someone telling a drug addict "Just do drugs 20 minutes a day and you will be fine."
Or telling a porn addict "Just watch porn for 20 minutes per day and you'll be fine".
Limiting the activity, which causes the addiction doesn't solve the problem.

That is very difficult to achieve.Everyone in the beginning think they are good and smart enough to know when to call it a day and to quit but the harsh reality is that most people start raging up when they lose money and continue because of them being mad to losing money and continuing in vain trying to recover that money.

It is exactly this moment that divides people into two gambling categories,the ones who are immune to this are also more shielded to gambling addiction and the second ones the ones who continue gambling a whole lot less shielded from addiction.

Actually, in practice in gambling sessions it is not as easy as we say in this discussion. sometimes, we can play for a long time because the situation and the games we play provide enough entertainment. or in other words, the gambling session that we play takes quite a lot of time.  which means, the games we play do not immediately use up the initial bankroll quickly. the scenarios could be different, we could get a good shot. or, the game just goes around in circles with the balance not increasing much or not experiencing rapid losses. and I'm sure most gamblers experience situations like this repeatedly. unfortunately, we can lose in a short time. and what is certain is that in gambling it is difficult for us to predict whatever type of game it is. moreover, those related to games based purely on luck.

Related to what you said, this is how we should treat gambling. and most importantly, never push your luck. because, if the scenario was like that. usually the situation gets worse, our emotions of anger will get involved and the results will not be better. referring to the thread above you, to be honest we agreed to shorten the playing time. especially, when we are in winning state mode. but as I said, in practice it is not as easy as what we discussed. except, if someone is more aiming for victory and avoiding defeat. and this, in contrast to the idea of ​​playing for fun. I can play depending on how the game itself is, whether it's playing short or long. the same thing, the important thing is that we are able to manage our time to play and when to stop.

Being responsible is really one of the key factors of not being addicted. If you are responsible and disciplined enough, then you have nothing or at least, have less to worry about. It's a matter of having the control to your urge and to your emotions despite whatever circumstance you have. The shorter time you allot for gambling, the better because you can direct that time to something else more beneficial that would add more value into your life, and at the same time, you will manage to escape the repercussions of being too exposed in gambling such as having to depend on it and eventually become addicted to it. You are doing yourself a favor whenever you have a mindset that considers the whole outcome.

I do not shorten my time in betting for any reason, why should I when I already have my viable plans and budgets even before I step into the casino house or open the gambling platform? Well, I will not limit this to me alone as it might be very good advice for others since they might probably not have their own minds when it comes to betting. I have mine and I control it actively so that it will not be an issue for me eventually, the plans I make sure to enforce are also helping me further. Gambling is a very good means to have fun, and people could also make money or lose money from it too, and all that will happen to anyone depends on their approach to gambling itself, which varies with individuals. The wrong approach is what I believe that is causing many of you to believe that we should approach gambling fearfully by making a little effort and getting to rush out as quickly as possible. The best part is for us to rather have our plans and stick to it. You might know what game you want to play before you even start playing, and you might know the number of games you would have to play over time even before you start at all. This sounds like a plan rather than being afraid to enjoy your stay while gambling. Not that you will just be playing randomly as those who are playing randomly without a cause or purpose are the ones that are always afraid to play more so that they will not waste more money. If you have a good plan, you have your fun in casinos instead of being afraid.

Just make yourself that responsible then you wont really be able to encounter any problems when it comes to gambling. It is really just that a matter of perception and belief towards it because if you wont really be having that kind of impression then it would really be that making you desperate. It isnt that bad nor a good idea on staying up long with gambling because there were people who do
stay up long with gambling session but they were able to control up themselves well and doesnt have any issues when it comes to gambling dealing. Disasters do really happen if someone
wont really be able to control up themselves well and they are really that fixing up their mindset on playing gambling just because they were aiming for money or they were aiming
for something which it cant be that possible.

That's true. Because in order to play longer, a gambler needs a decent bankroll (unless you're lucky to win and never got busted early). Everytime I gamble, I have a set budget and that's the only amount that I should use in playing. If I lose early, there's no extension and I have to stop. But sometimes I was able to play for like an hour or two because i'm lucky in the game that I chose.

It's fine to stay long if you're still using your set budget and not keep on depositing just to sustain your eagerness to keep playing. Discipline and self control are important so you won't go beyond your limit.

That point is good enough you apply strict discipline in gambling to set the playing hours even shorter then it is better to do.

The most important thing is that you have set a bankroll for as long as you want to play so don't exceed that limit, there are many people who gamble for a long time just for fun so keep rolling with low stakes, there is fast play they can buy bonuses with that feature, it's just a matter of which one you like to choose according to your wishes, the most important thing is not to add a new bankroll if the initial bankroll is exhausted.

As much as possible do not gamble every day even if it's 20 minutes, then it's better to do it once a week on weekends when you are on vacation from work or your business.

Only him would know if he is already addicted in gambling. Playing daily IMO has no problem with me especially if it doesn't bother my job, you know, we all wants to have fun and gambling is really a fun activity as long as you are in control all the time. However, I think no one really gambles on a daily basis, if we take a break on our job which is our priority, then for sure break also exist in gambling.

The thing bored could have different meaning to me.

You're bored because you aren't doing any, and you get bored because you are doing the same thing over and over again.

I think an hour is not really too much, 20 mins is too short IMO, I'm not so sure though because that depends also on how frequent the game are taking or adding money to your account. But I've got one effective solution how to cut time engaging into gambling, just keep yourself busy with the work that generates income, like applying for a part time job online or anything you can do to make money. I can guarantee you it will most probably going to work. That's my personal experience though. When I built my own family I started to find stuff that would generate me additional income, I was once a reckless gambler who won't think about what I'm going to use tomorrow, but after that when I finally got married and have children, it suddenly fade away from me unnoticeably.