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Quote from: boyptc on March 06, 2018, 02:19:12 PM

I experienced that walk of shame thing. Going home without anything left on my pocket because I've lost most of it in gambling.

Quote from: Oilacris on March 06, 2018, 01:12:28 PM

So far in my gambling career or involvement i didnt really come to a point on experiencing that "walk of shame"

If that is so then you are one of the luckiest gamblers in the world that never experienced this thing but you may want to try it right? Grin

I wonder how you guys really must have allowed your emotions to have gotten over you to not have been able to control the impulse and ended up betting everything. I am not sure I can ever experience something like this, since I only gamble the stipulated amount I want to gamble with and once that is out, then I am out. But walking home in shame, which is one pretty huge one. That must have been a terrible long walk for you and the OP.

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Quote from: markdario112616 on March 06, 2018, 01:03:56 PM

Did anyone here have experience a walk of shame (Walking home since you have a loss all your gambling money in just one snap)? Well, It did happen to me once and I'll never do that again. It was the bad year for me (Peek of my addiction), I normally left my atm/credit card at home if I were to visit a casino and have enough money wih some changes for my stay, food, drink and my fare. The first time it happens to me is when I was so frustrated because I can't win up to point I already spent my allocated money for my fare. I was devastated that I need to go home at 3 a.m. with no money literally and I haven't got a phone in me (which make it worst). Started walking from the casino going home it was the longest walk I ever made I pity myself and upon arriving at home my wife and my kids are already awake, I just can't bare to look at them. I don't even know what to say at that point. I just walk in shame, in front of my kids.

How about you, have experienced it? We all have different interpretation on "Walk of shame".

Your walk of shame is really one of a kind, I am not a crazy gambler to the point of betting everything on me, so I have never experienced any incident like this before, but while trying to picture all that you said and how your face must have been like after walking all those distance and getting home to see your kids awake and looking at you like some loser daddy, I can imagine what it must have been like for you.

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Well, that's not happened to me yet because I'm not playing gambling outside mostly I played at the gambling site, but it seems like happened to me when was my balance zero and nothing left to me. But walking with shame does not happen to me.
In this situations, you must have a self-control to avoid that scenario, set amount that you are willing to lose and spare money in your pocket.

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Quote from: barbara44 on March 10, 2018, 08:21:57 AM

Quote from: BitcoinSupremo on March 06, 2018, 02:24:02 PM

I haven't experienced it only because I don't go to casinos, if I am to play I play from the comfort of my room and my sofa. I usually like reading about sports betting tips so most of the time I play sport betting which rarely make you go broke unless you are super addicted and even sell your house and wife for placing a bet.

I feel sorry for you and that walk of shame but also feel good that I know you won't do it again.

It is actually a huge shame and I can imagine how he must have pictured himself and his life in general to have made that his last. You know there is this feeling sometimes that you will just look at yourself and just imagine how crazy you must have been to have gotten to that position.

I have never experienced this myself but I tried putting myself in his shoes to imagine how he must have felt this particular day and that must have been terrible.

I can't even imagine this in my dream, seriously i never experienced this in my life and i don't want in future also.

I feel sorry for you, but don't worry whatever happens it happens just forget it and never repeat it again.

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Quote from: yoseph on March 06, 2018, 07:02:47 PM

It’s usually the thoughts that runs through ones head that makes the walk of shame very annoying, there would be so many thoughts about what you could have used the money that you just lost to do and it’s most infuriating as well.

I experienced a walk of shame but figuraly. Like you said it were my thoughts killing me. After a big loss, I got myself into such a failure, considered myself weak and unable to recoup and return the money. I kept thinking about what I could do with this money if I had restrained myself and did not start playing. It was terrible. The fact that I blamed myself was even worse than the condemnation of my friends who kept repeating the phrase "We told you so."

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If you experience this thing then that’s should be the time for you to realize how bad gambling is. Its an eye opener for everyone of us, its really sad that people fall on this kind of addiction but its not too late you can still do better but make sure to do the right thing this time.

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Quote from: BitcoinSupremo on March 06, 2018, 02:24:02 PM

I haven't experienced it only because I don't go to casinos, if I am to play I play from the comfort of my room and my sofa. I usually like reading about sports betting tips so most of the time I play sport betting which rarely make you go broke unless you are super addicted and even sell your house and wife for placing a bet.

I feel sorry for you and that walk of shame but also feel good that I know you won't do it again.

It is actually a huge shame and I can imagine how he must have pictured himself and his life in general to have made that his last. You know there is this feeling sometimes that you will just look at yourself and just imagine how crazy you must have been to have gotten to that position.

I have never experienced this myself but I tried putting myself in his shoes to imagine how he must have felt this particular day and that must have been terrible.

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Quote from: markdario112616 on March 06, 2018, 01:03:56 PM

Did anyone here have experience a walk of shame (Walking home since you have a loss all your gambling money in just one snap)? Well, It did happen to me once and I'll never do that again. It was the bad year for me (Peek of my addiction), I normally left my atm/credit card at home if I were to visit a casino and have enough money wih some changes for my stay, food, drink and my fare. The first time it happens to me is when I was so frustrated because I can't win up to point I already spent my allocated money for my fare. I was devastated that I need to go home at 3 a.m. with no money literally and I haven't got a phone in me (which make it worst). Started walking from the casino going home it was the longest walk I ever made I pity myself and upon arriving at home my wife and my kids are already awake, I just can't bare to look at them. I don't even know what to say at that point. I just walk in shame, in front of my kids.

How about you, have experienced it? We all have different interpretation on "Walk of shame".

I did not experience it but i have many friends and relatives that not only to experience walk on shame as they will go home on foot but they will not able to eat in a day because they all lose the money in gambling but even do it happen many times to them still they did not quit gambling. An addiction in which only death can make them to stop this vice.

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Quote from: michkima on March 09, 2018, 03:19:07 AM

Quote from: livingfree on March 09, 2018, 01:45:10 AM

NO, not yet. That's odd if you will allow yourself go home with total zero on your pocket. Only a person that is careless and reckless will do such thing as going home without anything left. It's fine to me to go home as a loser but I'm still careful and I can't depend on others with my carelessness. If ever I'll be in this type of situation it's okay for me as long as my house is nearby.

There are just some people that can't control themselves and just gamble every penny they have in their pockets. Even if it would be risk their only way to get home. Guess I would say that is already tell tale signs that the person is already addicted to what he is doing. That small voice in their heads telling them that they can walk away with more than just cab money.

The question is that walk of shame thing did happened to you? Those things that you mentioned are normal for gamblers, control of emotion, pennies in the pockets and etc. Addiction is the real cause why a gambler will be ending up to go home with a walk of shame.

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Quote from: Oilacris on March 06, 2018, 01:12:28 PM

So far in my gambling career or involvement i didnt really come to a point on experiencing that "walk of shame" that you are mentioning here which i do believe that most gambling addicts do experience this on suffering too much consequences due to their bad decisions in life because of gambling.I have already picture it out and do see actual scenarios among to my friends where they are almost losing it all, money,family,assets because of gambling and i do put up in my mind that i wouldnt really reach that state no matter what which it is the reason why i do really have strong self control and management into my funds because im too afraid to face those consequences if i do a mistake.

I never did as well and the closest I ever ended up in such situation was even online when I thought I have gotten it right and then ended up losing everything.

I was at home but I only gave my wife that LOOK OF SHAME after she warned me. She even made matter worst by laughing at me throughout because I told her I found some strategy and once I am done with the house edge, we are going to be made, but I guess the house edge got done with me first.

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Quote from: markdario112616 on March 06, 2018, 01:03:56 PM

Did anyone here have experience a walk of shame (Walking home since you have a loss all your gambling money in just one snap)? Well, It did happen to me once and I'll never do that again. It was the bad year for me (Peek of my addiction), I normally left my atm/credit card at home if I were to visit a casino and have enough money wih some changes for my stay, food, drink and my fare. The first time it happens to me is when I was so frustrated because I can't win up to point I already spent my allocated money for my fare. I was devastated that I need to go home at 3 a.m. with no money literally and I haven't got a phone in me (which make it worst). Started walking from the casino going home it was the longest walk I ever made I pity myself and upon arriving at home my wife and my kids are already awake, I just can't bare to look at them. I don't even know what to say at that point. I just walk in shame, in front of my kids.

How about you, have experienced it? We all have different interpretation on "Walk of shame".

Honestly, lots of times already especially when I was still a student. Since the only source of funds is my allowance, then once it was busted no way I can get have a money again for period of time. But for the amount involved, it's not quiet a lot but back then, it's kind of decent amount to me since like I said, I have no other source of funds.

Damn I remember those days where you will go home empty. And what the funny thing here? Im walking home with my head looking at the ground expecting I can pickup a money somewhere lol. But that not leads me into crazy activity just to get my loss money back.

Regret yes, but on the other hand that didn't stopped to me play as sometimes the output is good.

Regret do always comes in the end but those things would be wiped out once you have committed wins again on playing gambling which it would wipe out and you will forget those hardship you had experienced since the situation did turn upside down then you will think off that it isnt really bad to completely stop gambling after all inspite on committing mistakes all over and over again.You will surely stop if you dont have already the money to spend on where comes to a point that you didnt even have the money to buy your own food.

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Quote from: livingfree on March 09, 2018, 01:45:10 AM

NO, not yet. That's odd if you will allow yourself go home with total zero on your pocket. Only a person that is careless and reckless will do such thing as going home without anything left. It's fine to me to go home as a loser but I'm still careful and I can't depend on others with my carelessness. If ever I'll be in this type of situation it's okay for me as long as my house is nearby.

There are just some people that can't control themselves and just gamble every penny they have in their pockets. Even if it would be risk their only way to get home. Guess I would say that is already tell tale signs that the person is already addicted to what he is doing. That small voice in their heads telling them that they can walk away with more than just cab money.

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NO, not yet. That's odd if you will allow yourself go home with total zero on your pocket. Only a person that is careless and reckless will do such thing as going home without anything left. It's fine to me to go home as a loser but I'm still careful and I can't depend on others with my carelessness. If ever I'll be in this type of situation it's okay for me as long as my house is nearby.

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Quote from: markdario112616 on March 06, 2018, 01:03:56 PM

Did anyone here have experience a walk of shame (Walking home since you have a loss all your gambling money in just one snap)? Well, It did happen to me once and I'll never do that again. It was the bad year for me (Peek of my addiction), I normally left my atm/credit card at home if I were to visit a casino and have enough money wih some changes for my stay, food, drink and my fare. The first time it happens to me is when I was so frustrated because I can't win up to point I already spent my allocated money for my fare. I was devastated that I need to go home at 3 a.m. with no money literally and I haven't got a phone in me (which make it worst). Started walking from the casino going home it was the longest walk I ever made I pity myself and upon arriving at home my wife and my kids are already awake, I just can't bare to look at them. I don't even know what to say at that point. I just walk in shame, in front of my kids.

How about you, have experienced it? We all have different interpretation on "Walk of shame".

As i give my own interpretation about walk of shame. I would preffere that everyone had a shame fear and so anxiously to anything else. We cannot deny the fact that we are shame because of too much worry on what happening when for coming days.

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Quote from: markdario112616 on March 06, 2018, 01:03:56 PM

Did anyone here have experience a walk of shame (Walking home since you have a loss all your gambling money in just one snap)? Well, It did happen to me once and I'll never do that again. It was the bad year for me (Peek of my addiction), I normally left my atm/credit card at home if I were to visit a casino and have enough money wih some changes for my stay, food, drink and my fare. The first time it happens to me is when I was so frustrated because I can't win up to point I already spent my allocated money for my fare. I was devastated that I need to go home at 3 a.m. with no money literally and I haven't got a phone in me (which make it worst). Started walking from the casino going home it was the longest walk I ever made I pity myself and upon arriving at home my wife and my kids are already awake, I just can't bare to look at them. I don't even know what to say at that point. I just walk in shame, in front of my kids.

How about you, have experienced it? We all have different interpretation on "Walk of shame".

Honestly, lots of times already especially when I was still a student. Since the only source of funds is my allowance, then once it was busted no way I can get have a money again for period of time. But for the amount involved, it's not quiet a lot but back then, it's kind of decent amount to me since like I said, I have no other source of funds.

Damn I remember those days where you will go home empty. And what the funny thing here? Im walking home with my head looking at the ground expecting I can pickup a money somewhere lol. But that not leads me into crazy activity just to get my loss money back.

Regret yes, but on the other hand that didn't stopped to me play as sometimes the output is good.

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Quote from: mrcash02 on March 06, 2018, 04:43:08 PM

I have only heared stories about people who were involved in such situations. During the game they were very excited, since the beginning of the gambling session they were winning a lot and enjoying the prizes, but at some point they started losing money, but didn't lose the confidence and kept playing, hoping to recover the losses and exit the house with some profit, but it didn't happen and I think everyone knows what happened next, similar to what OP described.

Such people are those who do not have any control on them self and just want to earn as much as possible rather than thinking that what they have won even they can easily lose out that amount too. But its a common mistake which many do it and then regret over it later.

These people should stay away from gambling because it is a game which requires a good self-control because getting emotional can put you in big loss. There are many circumstances when you are going in loss continuously but waiting for one more second is going to get you more than what you have lost, but people with weak hearts back our from the game. Even those who have good control should stay away from this awful game because it is regret.

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Quote from: poplolnman on March 08, 2018, 01:45:46 PM

Quote from: arthotdog on March 06, 2018, 10:33:22 PM

I feel you OP,this is what happen if the eagerness to win comes with greediness,in one point of life I experienced this when after withdrawing my work payments in 2 weeks some friend came to ask me to play in casino,since i have good bucks in hand i go with them and upon playing i feel confident to take home big winning because since the start i. Am luck.but then after realizes i am losing more than half of my money but again confidence occurs my mind until i found out that empty wallet in mine.

I do believe mostly people regret didn't stop when they are actually up and get enough money to buy a good drinks and have some other fun besides gambling. In the end it's always ended up so bad for you , you supposed to hold $100k by now but as always you did something stupid causing the whole fun burned with the profit you've got. Classic story.

So far i didn't have experienced like this the moment i started gambling.I really became addicted before but i cannot experience a walk of shame happened to me.I may lose a bigger amount but it never reached to an extent where i need to only walk walk to be home just because my fare have been lose too.

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Quote from: arthotdog on March 06, 2018, 10:33:22 PM

I feel you OP,this is what happen if the eagerness to win comes with greediness,in one point of life I experienced this when after withdrawing my work payments in 2 weeks some friend came to ask me to play in casino,since i have good bucks in hand i go with them and upon playing i feel confident to take home big winning because since the start i. Am luck.but then after realizes i am losing more than half of my money but again confidence occurs my mind until i found out that empty wallet in mine.

I do believe mostly people regret didn't stop when they are actually up and get enough money to buy a good drinks and have some other fun besides gambling. In the end it's always ended up so bad for you , you supposed to hold $100k by now but as always you did something stupid causing the whole fun burned with the profit you've got. Classic story.

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Quote from: markdario112616 on March 06, 2018, 01:03:56 PM

Did anyone here have experience a walk of shame (Walking home since you have a loss all your gambling money in just one snap)? Well, It did happen to me once and I'll never do that again. It was the bad year for me (Peek of my addiction), I normally left my atm/credit card at home if I were to visit a casino and have enough money wih some changes for my stay, food, drink and my fare. The first time it happens to me is when I was so frustrated because I can't win up to point I already spent my allocated money for my fare. I was devastated that I need to go home at 3 a.m. with no money literally and I haven't got a phone in me (which make it worst). Started walking from the casino going home it was the longest walk I ever made I pity myself and upon arriving at home my wife and my kids are already awake, I just can't bare to look at them. I don't even know what to say at that point. I just walk in shame, in front of my kids.

How about you, have experienced it? We all have different interpretation on "Walk of shame".

Yes mate we had different interpretation on what you called "walk of shame" and mine was like this I've been really hooked to gambling before that even my husband can't controll me to stop playing.One night I got home very late and I thought that my husband was not yet home since the lights outside of our house was still turned off when I opened the door I can't open it because my husband put something that I can't open the door ,I kept on knocking the door but he really did not listen so I still tried to knock and shout hoping that he will listen to me. I already disturbed our neighbors and the worst was i slept outside and all of my neigbors was talking about me in the morning....

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Quote from: markdario112616 on March 06, 2018, 01:03:56 PM

Did anyone here have experience a walk of shame (Walking home since you have a loss all your gambling money in just one snap)? Well, It did happen to me once and I'll never do that again. It was the bad year for me (Peek of my addiction), I normally left my atm/credit card at home if I were to visit a casino and have enough money wih some changes for my stay, food, drink and my fare. The first time it happens to me is when I was so frustrated because I can't win up to point I already spent my allocated money for my fare. I was devastated that I need to go home at 3 a.m. with no money literally and I haven't got a phone in me (which make it worst). Started walking from the casino going home it was the longest walk I ever made I pity myself and upon arriving at home my wife and my kids are already awake, I just can't bare to look at them. I don't even know what to say at that point. I just walk in shame, in front of my kids.

How about you, have experienced it? We all have different interpretation on "Walk of shame".

I know how devastating and saddening it is to be in such position. Despite the shame in such experience, I hope that this motivated you to move forward and learn the value of self control. We all are humans here and we make mistakes, the most important thing now is that we learn and we bounce back from that experience, hoping to make us better and more resilient. As for the "walk of shame", I myself did not have any personal experience as such, but I've experienced being talked to by an old man at the casino asking if I have some spare money for him to borrow as he has nothing left. He even told me that I could have his watch just for some money. I don't know if he'll use it to play again, but I am hoping that no one ever experiences such events that people are giving out their own possessions just because they lost all the money they had in one night.

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