Topic: Tips on staying responsible. - page 3. (Read 2994 times)

Those who are encouraged to gamble longer and use more money to try to win more money will not realize that it is a path to losing money more quickly. They will not be able to enjoy the winnings they have earned because of their greed and desire to win even more. They should realize that it is the wrong way to continue gambling because, after all, we will not be able to win easily from gambling, especially if we have won before.

Yes, cashing out their winnings is the best choice they can make rather than continuing to gamble because they can enjoy their winnings and also rest to reduce the tension they get after gambling. We have to control our greed so that it doesn't get bigger so that we don't experience even bigger losses.

A lot of losses are bound to happen to a gambler if they cannot take responsibility for their gambling and control themselves. When they win, they should remember that the winnings they get are a bonus given to them, and then they should immediately get out of the casino by leaving the casino and cashing out their winnings. In this way, they can prevent losing their winnings and can also enjoy it with their friends. We must be responsible when playing gambling and be able to prevent losing more money because when playing gambling, we can experience various moments that can trigger us to use more money. If we can't stop gambling, we will only risk losing money. By stopping gambling, we can control ourselves so that we are not triggered or tempted by the many promotions from casinos.

Responsible gambling can prevent us from various problems that arise in the future, including avoiding gambling addiction problems that we might face if we lose control of ourselves. Gamblers should know when they should stop and not continue gambling, especially when they can win, so that they can prevent the possibility of losing their money again if they continue gambling. In fact, if they can stop after experiencing defeat, they prevent themselves from experiencing more defeats. Unfortunately, only a few gamblers can realize this, while others continue gambling to recover their losses. Therefore, gamblers must have this self-control and train it from time to time, especially when they are gambling, so that they are not interested in gambling longer than usual. Yes, I agree with gamblers who must know their limits, so gamblers must make their limits clear so they can be responsible with their gambling.

Having a capital limit for gambling and always trying to stay within that limit can prevent them from gambling excessively, and they can also avoid losing even more money. They will not deposit more money to gamble because they already know the risks and consequences if they do that. They also know that gambling does not require spending too much money because gambling is just entertainment for them, so they will not gamble excessively. We must try to remain responsible gamblers because the many temptations we see from gambling can really make us forget ourselves and want to gamble as long as possible with even more money. However, gambling for a long time does not guarantee that we can get the win we want. Rather than experiencing more losses, we should reduce the number of losses by always limiting our gambling activities. After all, when the time comes for us to win, we will definitely win, and we will never think beforehand about the victory we will get.

Actually, both are equally important, indeed setting a budget is not enough, we also have to be able to control ourselves so that we don't get emotional easily when we face defeat.
However, basically gamblers who get emotional easily are caused by continuous defeat so they find it difficult to control their emotions which causes them to chase losses where it will be a disaster for themselves and they will experience even more losses.
And by setting a budget as minimal as possible, we won't get carried away if we lose the money and we can control ourselves from emotional attitudes, and yes, sometimes people who gamble don't always apply or are disciplined in spending a budget with their own rules such as minimum limits because sometimes the gambler is in includes feelings of pleasure so that gamblers try to spend more money to gamble. In this case, what gamblers need to pay attention to if they want to be responsible gamblers is that at least they must be disciplined and obey their own rules and be able to control their emotions well.

For me, I'm using 5% of my weekly income in gambling and I have no problems with it even if lose, as the amount is only minimal and is within my range. I'm good with this already, and there is no need for me to record each of my betting sessions as I think that is only unnecessary anymore and I can only waste time and resources on it.

I think that only those who record their betting sessions strictly as possible or as they can, are the gamblers who are already treating gambling a serious thing, or they are trying to make it as their alternative income stream/source. I'm not against with that, and I like that in fact. It's better than those who are less educated.

I also think they shouldn't gamble by spending a lot of money in one game, they should have a capital limit in gambling, so if they lose today they can come back tomorrow or next week where who knows luck will come in the next day. If they spend a lot of money in one gamble I think they lose their mind, because they dare to spend a lot of money in one gamble that is not clear that it will provide victory. Maybe depositing money back for gambling is their way of dealing with the problem of money that has been lost hahaha.
They should stop when they lose, and realize that they are not lucky at the moment, they can come back another time to try their luck. My suggestion is at least once a week with a budget that is set not too large if they really want to gamble, because even if they do gambling by depositing a small amount of money but do it often it is the same as they spend a lot of money quickly even though the count is small. Maybe my suggestion makes sense, but I don't know if other people will agree or not.

This has become a common problem for gamblers who have a target to pursue big wins, maybe they do this because of their dissatisfaction that has not been resolved even though they have got a big win. After they get a big win and decide to bet again with a bigger bet amount, I don't think they think about what will happen, if it happens like this, it means that greed has controlled everything. Win or lose in the end they will not feel satisfied, especially if they lose I think they will feel many things including upset, disappointed, regretful. Because this can be called a common disease of gamblers because most gamblers who have won tend to continue gambling. And this cannot be avoided easily because the temptation and attraction of gambling is also strong that makes them take the wrong step in making a decision.

Obviously they have been hypnotized by gambling that makes them forget themselves, by doing a lot of betting just to win back what they have lost. They do this seemingly out of their consciousness, so they spend a lot of money just to pursue something that is not clear that they will get. Selfishness and greed also help them to do this, there is no self-consciousness when they do this, because most of those who do this do not think about anything except the victory they want to get in order to cover all the losses they have experienced. And this can also happen to all gamblers without exception, all gamblers must feel the beginning or process of this because basically humans have a sense of dissatisfaction with something.

I think they know when to stop. It's just that the feeling they have is still there about a bigger win, so they gamble with one more bet, I myself have done it, when I get a big win, I will cash it out but with a few more rounds, and I immediately cash it out without thinking about anything else especially to continue gambling because I already know the high probability of getting a defeat that eliminates all the money and winnings that have been obtained. But is it true that there will be a victory after a series of defeats? is that guaranteed? I myself am not sure about that haha, because if they don't have luck in gambling I don't think they will ever get a victory. And maybe their luck is in other things outside of gambling, no one knows if the matter of luck is also no one can guess exactly.

Ok... this is a subject that has already been debated a lot here but it's always good to remember some basic tips...

Define your financial limits.
Before you start playing, it is crucial that you set a maximum value for your bets, whether daily, weekly or monthly, but this cannot affect your income. Determine an amount you are willing to spend and never exceed these limits, this way you avoid the risk of spending more than what you could lose.

Set time limits
It's not enough to just set a maximum spending amount, you also need to be aware of how much time you spend playing. Avoiding spending consecutive hours betting prevents you from suffering from the mental and emotional exhaustion that will certainly compromise your bets. So, set a suitable period of time for your gaming activities and remember to engage in other activities outside this period that are beneficial to your mental and physical health.

Know the rules and probabilities
Before you start betting, it is essential to understand the rules of the game and the probabilities involved. Familiarize yourself with the different types of bets, understand how odds work and be aware of the risks associated with each type of bet. The more informed you are, the better your gaming decisions will be.

Bet only what you can afford to lose.
Responsible betting means betting only the money you can afford to lose without compromising your personal finances. Never use money intended for essential expenses, such as bills, rent or food. Keeping your personal finances secure is paramount, regardless of the outcome of the bets.

Avoid chasing losses
Losing is part of the game, and it is essential to accept that. Never try to recover your losses by betting large amounts of money. Chasing losses can lead to a vicious cycle and put your financial and emotional health at risk. Remember that gambling is a form of entertainment and be prepared to accept both wins and losses.

Emotions are one of the greatest challenge most gamblers face and its such a dynamic experience such that it comes with both wins and losses, it is not peculiar to winning alone neither losses, it comes with both but the ability to keep it in check, helps you stay responsible gambling.

Sometimes a good win can get you so excited you may want to think that winning comes that easy, until you happen to lose again and again and sometimes lose your winnings back to the casino, then you will understand better how gambling works, on the contrary, if you experience series of losses, it may cause you to increase your stake and hope that one big win would be the key to recovery, all this happens especially when your emotions are not under control well enough.

Yes, responsible gambling can reduce losses and fund future ventures. The question is: does the gambler know when to stop? They may think they're in control, but "one more bet" might be overwhelming. Understand gambling psychology, not just be wise. Stopping after a loss is sound, but the execution is prone to emotional and cognitive flaws. Many gamblers believe a win is 'deserved' following a run of losses. Here, self-awareness is crucial. Gamblers must know their boundaries and that randomness deceives. They must then balance the joy of gambling with the realities of chance to gamble sensibly.

Sometimes it happens that there are more and more losses, and we thought that now we would win, we continue to check that we are right and pay for it. When we lose, we can't assert ourselves and this affects our self-esteem, we can't understand where we made a mistake and this repeats again and again, as if we are being twisted into a spiral. When all this happens, some people, like zombies under hypnosis, begin to bet a lot just to win back what they have lost; there are no obstacles or walls in front of them. They are capable of punching through them and will stop at nothing. Some recognize themselves in my words. For those who have never experienced this before, you need to remember that this could happen to you at any moment. If something similar happens to you and you are behaving irresponsibly under the influence of emotions, you need to immediately stop and give yourself a break of several days or weeks to realize how emotions controlled you.

Not to fall with what the gambling site is offering, most gamblers got that misconceptions that if you play and got lucky you'll win a lot, the truth behind that is how greed will control you after winning, instead of enjoying your winning money, you'll try to push for more and try to win more money.

Cashing out is your best option if you can do that in the right time, that sole chance of making money is good, though most of the time it can't be apply even at the very beginning it is your desire to manage both emotions and your finances.

Gambling responsibly can reduce the number of losses that gamblers will receive so that they can still have money that might be used to gamble another day. Only by gambling responsibly will they not experience the problems that many other gamblers face because most of them are unable to deal with them and will instead deposit more money to try to recover their losses. When someone has lost, he must be able to feel that this is no longer the right time to continue gambling because he has already lost. And if he continues to force himself to gamble, he could experience even more losses, so he must remain conscious enough just to stop gambling to avoid bigger problems. However, they must try to become wise gamblers who can be responsible for their gambling so that they do not fall too deep into gambling.

Nice one @SmartVirus, I always like to advice gamblers that gambling easily make them believe that every other ways to money is invalid, because gambling makes it look easier which is not, I strongly believe that hard working plus smart ness gets you there than not doing anything and counting on luck only, this can make someone lose his way, when something is too easy, it means that you won't be getting much positive result or even none at all, I trust hard work than any easy way.

This is also why I don't expect any wins when gambling, I have a job and business that gives me better profit and I can easily risk some on gambling, if I don't have a way of making money I wouldn't think about gambling at all, it's just too easy and this is why people get in trouble with gambling, I always expect to lose money when I gamble and few times it turn profit but it's more healthier to not have any expectations when gambling.

You really need to understand money and gambling, this alone is enough to make you understand that gambling should be a form of entertainment and nothing else, you can't expect to make fortune the easy way because that's what gambling is stylishly offering, do not let it in your head, because you could get attached to gambling all because making money seems easy through gambling, the truth is it's not.

I like your here, being an emotional gambling does not oays than it hurts because when you're too controlled by your emotions, you get confused about what is next in line to do, this then martk the onset of irresponsible gambling kind of lifestyle, may be if sometimes we do take a look on the rate we use in gambling and how we have won those bets and compare to the ones we loosed, maybe we could actually think about the rate of money that would have been involved under loss.

Making a budget is a smart move; its a way to control yourself. But, why do we generally break our own rules? The mind's complicated relationship between reasoning and desire. The real problem is controlling our emotions, not making a budget. Thinking logically is often overshadowed by emotional gambling, which leads to bad choices.

Therefore, its not enough to just make a budget; we also need to understand and control our mental urges. Beyond discipline, this calls for a deep understanding of oneself. Critically important is to recognize the signs of emotional gambling and come up with ways to stop it. Practicing mindfulness or stress-relieving skills might add another layer of protection. Its about finding a balance between losing and winning at gambling and staying grounded in reality.

To make it short, one must know the purpose why he is gambling. I get it, but most people gamble in hopes of earning some profit eventually after the gambling sessions, but being upset in the process is inevitable that sometimes or shall I say most of time it will get to the point where you will need to exceed what you limit for yourself in terms of your gambling expenditures. Well, that's actually fine as long as it does not affect your household finances and the bills payments. What I find it irresponsible is when a certain individual will drain out every last penny in his pocket to feed his gambling urges.

One of the tips that a gambler should follow to stay responsible is to keep their emotions under control. A man can claim to be a responsible gambler whenever he can control his emotions. Then 1 to 5% of a gambler's monthly income or weekly income should be spent on the gambling platform. Keeping track of betting wins and losses is one of the tasks of a responsible gambler. A gambler who can comply with all these tasks can be accepted as a responsible gambler.

Does everyone who experiences entertainment become obsessed? Does everyone who seeks entertainment become obsessed?
Whether it's frequent or not depends on the person, bro, can you guess how often someone does things that are invisible?
The sensation felt by gamblers who consider it just for entertainment does not last long, also the mentality that exists depends on the person, do they consider gambling as entertainment where they don't care about losing because they consider it as entertainment, what are they looking for? fun and sensation in the game not winning, although they also want victory but that is not the goal of those who play just for entertainment.
Will they continue to gamble forever? Will they never realize the gambling that makes them lose a lot?. Gambling is about winning and losing isn't it? Is there anything else like draw? Gambling generally prioritizes self-control, especially with slot gambling where skills do not apply to this gambling, skills can apply to poker gambling because poker is a math game at its core.

I think their health will not be disturbed if they can gamble responsibly and have good self-control, including their mentality will also be safe if they gamble by not following their greed and ego which can plunge them into addiction. They destroy their mentality also because of their own actions that cannot control themselves when gambling so that they gamble with frustration and lust which obviously will make them experience losses. If they make gambling a hobby, it means that it is something they have to do often, right? because a hobby as far as I know is an activity that someone can do when free time or leisure arrives and tends to be something that he does that makes him happy and also makes it a habit, if their hobby is gambling, is this a good thing? in my opinion gambling is also about entertainment, not a source of income, because the city that organizes gambling is also intended to generate income, not provide income.

You are right, gambling responsibly will also benefit themselves, even if they don't get a win at least they can reffrain from continuing to gamble and that in my opinion is also an advantage for them.  Because then they will not lose more money and also minimize the losses that will occur to them. As much as possible they should gamble responsibly because that's what they have to do, not like what has happened out there a lot of people who gamble irresponsibly with a lot of other responsibilities that are more important and obviously it harms them themselves such as time and especially money because if they gamble with lust they probably won't think about the money used for gambling and ignore the defeat that makes them miserable because a lot of money has been downstream of gambling.  With the confidence that is in them maybe they will do it happily even though it is difficult for them I dont think it will be a problem for them, So I hope they can do well because this is all for themselves not for others Even if they win it is only the beginning of poverty not the beginning of wealth.

I think that even if they have good control, they will consider when they get a big enough win, they have to do it with consistency and a strong stance so that they don't get confused when faced with something. The control they set should also be good so that they can manage their money well, that way maybe they can be responsible for what they do, because they themselves have complete control. So they themselves will determine everything.

Uncontrollable emotions can make everything messy, they will lose self-control especially in managing their money if they can't control their emotions.  I don't think this is a small problem, because if their emotions get the best of them, they will make a lot of mistakes and it will be their own loss. So they should be able to control their emotions so that nothing happens.

I agree with you, sometimes gambling really makes us upset if we keep losing, so we try to chase after these losses in order to return the money we have lost, but in reality we will lose more and more money as a result of chasing these losses, so it is really better for us to use our money wisely. set a budget that we can afford to lose the money so that when we have set it and the money we can afford runs out we can stop without thinking about the money we have spent and we will not be annoyed or carried away by emotions.

it looks simple, but these tips are very useful for people who get emotional easily and don't want to lose too much money due to gambling. Indeed, not all gamblers can set a definite budget because sometimes they still exceed the budget, therefore gamblers need to apply self-discipline so they can obey the rules which has been set.

The key is always about being a responsible gambler by only putting in amounts that you don't mind or won't upset you if the end result doesn't go your way, to be honest your approach to gambling is very good and I see that there is a very serious rigor in the application you make to your gambling involvement.

On the other hand being a responsible gambler will make you avoid any illnesses that may come suddenly, gambling is very involved with mental and psychological, so if you put an amount that you can't be responsible for the end result if you lose then obviously some indications will occur, Your composure will be disturbed and conversely at the same time you will feel upset and emotions will arise that will encourage you to act out of control, one of the more likely to occur in such conditions is that you will build a plan to chase the loss with the aim of wanting to break even and recover, but it's not that easy, if you do then it's the same as you deepen the hole to bury yourself in a trap. So it seems like a trivial matter of budget but the impact is huge and it is very likely that in a short time you will turn into a gambling addict.

If you are curios and you wanted to practice control, even how small the amount was you will keep that and not to exceed, if you manage to do it chance that after you decide to increase the amount the control will continue with your money management, more on practice to make sure that you are doing things in a responsible way.

Mistake might take place but if you don't buy that emotion and just let it go, you will continue to be safe, the only problem is when emotion domiates and for sure you will be doom as it will pollute you and all that settings and control will be dominated and lead you to commit more mistakes.