Topic: What's Your Feeling After You Finish Gambling. (Read 929 times)

Do you really expect consistent profits on gambling?
Luck cannot be arranged in such a way, when you bet and lose it is beyond your expectations.
Defeat is certain and victory will also come, you can't say about consistent winnings.

More winnings will certainly be some losses incurred, and you need to do management on the amount of funds for betting.
Making money from gambling consistently is quite difficult, you need to be lucky enough, and you also need to maximize every opportunity and besides that you just need to see how the system will work.

Do not make gambling the main place to earn income, because it will not give definite results.
I prefer to do gambling as entertainment only.

Gambling is for the strong people and we need to make sure that we do the necessary things so that we can make money from gambling. Sometimes when i finish betting I do feel like annoyed mostly when I do not have any winnings. The result of gambling is what will determine our mood so we don't have to tell somehow. Gambling is more of result and that is what will keep making us smile and determine our mood. Consistent profits is always a joyful thing for us and it do make us feel happy with the urge to gamble more for more winnings.

My feeling is usually, "OK, that was fun but I'm bored now.  On to something else." 

In rare occasions I may even be happy that I won some money.  Typically though I gamble when I get some down time and want to kill a couple minutes, so just occupying 10 or 15 minutes of my time is usually the motivating factor, not trying to get rich.  I think if more people gambled like this they would probably enjoy it more and save themselves from losing streaks.  The second it stops being fun I'm gone.

Most of the time I feel good I guess.

This is such a weird question because there's never one and the same feeling. It all depends on the results. It can be happiness, but it also can be a bit of sadness and frustration.
I doubt you'll find someone who always has the same feelings after gambling, just like you'll never find a person who feels the same after work, or after a party. There's not a single person in the world that keeps on winning and there's not a single person in the world that is sane and is happy after a losing streak.

Most of the time I feel exhausted and hungry after I finished gambling. Specially those that uses strategy to defeat your competitors like card games. I think this is quiet common to most of us who felt that way after gambling.

Whether a person wins or loses, every outcome will have an impact on how they feel about themselves.

Being a human, I always feel the effects of my emotions on the things I enjoy doing, whether it be sports, movies, gambling, or anything else. If something I am interested in isn't turning out the way I had hoped, for whatever reason, my mood will start to shift in line with the results I am starting to see at that point. If it tends to go well, I'll be happy about it. If not, I'll be disappointed and regret why I started gambling that day.

It always depends on the outcome of your finished session gambling. Of course if you lose you will feel dissatisfied and joyless. And if you win will you feel depressed and exhausted. Well, I know there are some cases where I enjoy gambling but end up losing. Enjoyment in gambling doesn't always about on winning. Some people find pleasure in the process and experience even if they don't come out on top. And even if you win, you may feel guilty about gambling because of the possible negative outcomes like financial risks or how it affects you and others.

I think there will be different feeling depends on the result of the bets.
Stop/finish gamble when in profits = satisfied and already thinking when to place bets again and Im pretty sure I will gamble again in less than 24 hours.
Stop/finish gamble after loss = depressed, frustration and thinking how to get more money for another deposit and win it back.

No matter if we win or lose, satisfied or depressed - most of the gamblers will think "When or How to play again"

Exhausted. That's my answer. Because losing happens more often than winning so exhaustion is mostly what I feel after a gambling day. But when I do stop after a win, the feeling of satisfaction is there. It's not like I want to lose but that's the result most of the time. I think the question should be for the winning part and the losing part because I don't see a gambler who wins big feeling exhausted when he is done.
Playing casino games takes hours and if you watch your money fluctuating from red to green then back to red, it makes your mind messy because you don't know when you should stop. Then there's the eye sore too.

Of course, it will depend on what results each gambler gets. If he experiences loss and the loss is very big, he will be sad and disappointed, maybe even frustrated at the reality he is experiencing. And he will feel that he must try to recover his loss the next day. But gamblers who win will be happy to see their winnings, and there is a possibility that they will return to the casino to try to get another win. But for those of us who use gambling as a fun activity, we will not think about the results because we just want to enjoy our free time by gambling. We also won't think about recovering from that loss because we know it can change the situation and result in more losses. For this reason, we have to use the money we can afford in gambling not to feel disappointed, sad, or frustrated because we have experienced loss. And whatever we receive in the final result is the risk of gambling.

12 hours? thats too long mate on which im not really that able to spend up 1 hour when playing gambling but well we do have our own break times on which we can really be that vacant on doing something specially gambling but of course you would really be needing to have more money for you to sustain that gambling session. When it comes to feeling then it would really be that definitely be basing or depending on the outcome
on which just like on what others been saying that if you do win up money then you would be happy but if not then you would definitely be that angry or disappointed when it comes to the results.

The important thing on here is that you should really know on when to stop and when to secure profits but if you are really that aiming for leisure or entertainment then
you would really be that definitely be that continuing on playing. Emotions be felt would really be just that the same since we are just humans.
We do share up with the same feelings or emotions on the time that we are really that experiencing those events.

The feeling that is felt is always different depending on the gambler itself. For gamblers who consider gambling as a fun activity or consider gambling as an activity that can eliminate the pressure felt in everyday life, They are not too focused on the results obtained after gambling, winning or losing are common for gamblers of this type.
I consider gambling as an exciting activity, so there is no feeling of depression, annoyance or even dissatisfied that leaves the pressure in self that can cause emotions. Gambling is a fun activity, if the gambler is not ready to accept defeat, Never gamble with money that is not ready to be eliminated.

It depends on the outcome. I remember one time I gambled for almost 12 hours just because I'm winning and lost track of time and ended up with a break-even, I still felt happy as I enjoyed my time gambling but at the same time I felt tired and I have wasted a lot of time gambling and could've done something else if I'll just end up with a break-even. But I always look at the brighter side whenever I win, lose or break-even. It's always mixed emotions when gambling, as most of us say it's a roller-coaster of emotion since all of us are yearning to hit a jackpot or win big.

We have a totally different feeling after we finish gambling. Some are happy because they won, others feel depressed because they lost their money in gambling. Others are just neutral because the reason is that they don't focus much of their attention, time and money on gambling. As you can see, it all depends on a person's situation that's why it's not easy to tell because not everything we see on a person's face is what they really feel. There are some who just smile but deep inside there are serious problems they are facing.

The thing is that I get this strange mix between tiredness and utter satisfaction everytime I gamble. my usual gambling sessions stretch for hours on end so it makes sense that I feel that but at the same time the sheer satisfaction that I get when I gamble and I have a lot of fun from it is definitely what keeps me going. Strangely, I get the same feeling when I play videogames too, or when I subject myself to sports and workout. I get tired, almost to the point of exhaustion and it's still considerably fun for me. I guess that's what happens when I don't force myself to chase for wins and money and I just wing every roll. Which is why I always suggest playing for the hell and entertainment of it rather than for any materialistic motives.

I keep myself in check everytime I gamble too. I make sure that I don't harbor any negative emotions that I can project into my gambling behavior for that particular session and therefore fuck with the way I gamble or at least take in things. It sure has helped me save so much money as I know that if I gamble when I'm sad or mad I become more reckless and prone to revenge gambling. I think it's a page out of my book that some people should also look into. The thing is that gambling is definitely a form of pastime but at the same time you better be careful with how you handle your emotions and mood prior to your journey, as it will definitely affect how you gamble.

I think that all of us gamblers do not always have the same feelings when we finish gambling, because whether we admit it or not, we still feel different. Of course, there were times when we enjoyed ourselves, but it wasn't enough because we didn't win what we expected.

There are other times when we are fully satisfied because there are days when we get lucky because we win something when we play gambling. And there are also times when we feel depressed or unhappy because we have lost a large amount that we should have won. Such feelings make us sometimes blame ourselves for regretting that we will never be able to get it back.

Mood could really be just;;

Happy,Sad,Neutral - on which this would really be just that depending on a certain individual on which it would really be just that normal that emotions could really be felt out considering that
some people do already expect that they could really be able to win up money with gambling and some are really just that playing for the sake of fun on which it is really just that a
common approach that they would really be having those kind of involvement basing up on the interest or things that they do have in mind which it is most likely
that people would really be dealing up with something that they could potentially earn.

Emotions on the end would really be definitely be reflecting out on the outcome that you have been that experiencing.If you are winning then you would be happy
but if you do lose then that would bring out disappointment.

A good thread, for different gambling experiences from different people. As for me, I'm in a different mood every time I gamble, so I end up with different feelings. When I'm angry, if I gambled, I'm still angry.

Regret only happens when I lose money, it has nothing to do with conservatism, I don't think so, it is a game that is sometimes relaxing and sometimes stressful. It provides unique experiences and you realize that you need nerves of steel to be able to see and interpret feelings.

Winning is the main focus for most gamblers, we can't lie because winning comes in the form of money and everyone wants money so that's one of the reasons why gamblers always go overboard in their involvement in order to realize their dreams, their hopes are not wrong but what is wrong is that they put their hopes and expectations on something that has no guarantee and certainty to produce, so when defeat occurs most of them cannot accept the fact that they lost.

Cashing out is always the best option if you manage to get a winning amount in one of your sessions, but most of them don't remember that regret always comes at the end so they prefer to play greed in that situation which is basically the end of the session will not always be predictable, and there are usually more regrets than smiles. So if your goal is to win then why when you get it you are greedy? isn't it all still uncertain and you have proven it yourself that it is very difficult to get a win, don't end up getting emotional because it's all your own fault for not being able to be grateful for what you got at the beginning.

Majorly the feeling expected is a win and calculations on how to spend the money and constant checks on the game and if their will be any chance for a chasout if uncertainty sets in its now a three option thing you win lose or you cashout half way.
Their is nothing more painful than when you lose a bet because you already had an expectation. Gambling knows how to twist people's emotions. Another factor is frustration and fury; gambling is simple but can also be tricky, especially with emotions. Emotions bring with them a variety of feelings. And one thing about it is that it gives and takes so much depending on the face you are showing at the time.