Topic: What's Your Feeling After You Finish Gambling. - page 6. (Read 841 times)

probably those who have lost huge sums on gambling for their budget deserve it, no matter how cruel it may sound. You must always think in advance, and not after you have already made mistakes and exceeded acceptable limits. Of course, we cannot control ourselves when emotions have completely taken over us, but we can predict what will happen if we have a constant loss over and over again. Therefore, the responsibility lies only with ourselves and no one else is to blame for our losses and there is no need to look for the culprits like those who advised us to go to this casino for the first time or something like that.

Chasing of losses is wrong, you'll not make any profit when you chase your losses but you'll make more losses, instead of chasing your losses, use very small wager so when you lose you don't lose too much money that'll make you to chase your losses. Chasing of losses can make you get addicted to gambling. When gambling you'll make more losses than wins therefore chasing of loses isn't sometimes you can make progress from as you'll be having more losses.

The feeling I get when I'm done gambling depends on the outcomes of my bets for that day, some days the result are positive and I feel satisfied but other days the results are negative and I'll feel sad but i don't panic as I know I won't be making profits every day when I gamble. I go home feeling sad but after I sleep I'll recover and can continue the next day playing another game and can end the day happy from winning.

This is a very sensitive question and I'll try to respond honestly, we're humans and we can't resist the urge to win, neither can we deny the good feeling that comes from something going in your favour. The thing is also tied to the intention behind my gambling, I gamble to relieve stress, I don't gamble until I'm done with all my day's activities and I want to achieve is decongested mindset, I do achieve it, which is the most paramount, but I cannot deny that every time I loose completely all my funds, a part of me feel very bad for my loss and when I'm getting gains, I'm happier and ends the session with lots of smiles. Finally, I'm human and the flesh tries to take over occasionally. Althouh the more in control we are of our emotions, the better we deal with these upsurges of emotions.

No one really likes on losing money and just like on what everyone is telling or saying on here is that even if you are really having that idea that you are playing just for fun but on the time that you do lose a
bet then you would really be ending up with these reactions;

1. Disappointment
2. Stress
3. Impulsive actions done by emotions
4. Anger

For those who do able to control then its good but for those who cant then gambling is simply a stressful thing for them and if ever you are on such condition then it would be better to
quit up rather than on making yourself that dealing up with this and continuing that you do play just for the sake of fun but totally being replaced by these emotional impulsive reactions.
It is really just that normal that you would really be having that kind of reaction since we are just humans who do hate on losing money and this one would really be removing
all the fun that we had experienced earlier.

We are all human and no matter that we gamble for fun, when you lose, you will have that losing feelings, because nobody plans to lose or loves to be a loser.  If you win, you will be happy, what matters is that you were able to control yourself from using more than the amount that you can afford to lose. People that used more than the amount that they can afford to lose are the one that when they lose, they Wil feel remorse, because they never expected it. The outcome of the game is what will determine your emotion at that moment.

Yes, it could really be only having just that two possible reactions or situations that you would be facing on which you would really be just that ending up on being happy and ending up on getting frustrated just because you are really that blowing up your entire bankroll in a short span of time. We can really say that we can really that able to play just for fun but it would really be that hard that you would really be able to make yourself that become stable and would really be ending up on having that kind of satisfaction in the end of the line specially when you are losing all the money that  you had allocated. We are just humans and it would really be just that very normal that would really be having that kind of reaction that getting disappointed on the things that we are doing.

There are ones who would really be that contented because of the leisure that they are able to get but majority will really be ending up on getting frustrated basing up on the situation that they are facing on on which they are really that aiming for being a winner in the end of the day. Even if we do speak about playing just that for fun but it would really be just that normal that we are aiming for making money or win.
Feeling will really be reflecting out basing on the condition that we are really that facing on,whether it would be that negative or positive.

Enjoying was an honest choice because I already knew that there were only two outcomes from the gambling I played at that time, losing or winning. Tomorrow, if you have money and opportunity, play again.
There will be a gloomy face after finishing gambling immediately, but not for hours. Leaving the place is as usual again.
Usually my gloomy face appears after playing because I play the game with high ambition.

No choice for being meh? Yeah, that's usually my feeling after gambling. If I win, it is satisfying but if not then it's just the typical feeling of being meh. Like having a frown face, I am not sad nor disappointed but sort of like that but that's how it goes with gambling, right? We can't always win and we mostly lose at most times. Those who are still frustrated when they're losing, if you don't gamble, you'll never be frustrated. But that's how it goes and that's what you need to understand when you do it.

And even when we lose we did enjoy gambling as we stayed for how many hours, that's still fun and satisfying, right? It's like your payment to the entire enjoyment that you have experienced so there is nothing to be regretting at all. You just have to play out with your mind and think of what's essential for you because that's not going to give you any satisfaction when you think of the negativities since your money is already gone away.

Last time I gambled I felt highly overloaded by adrenaline, as I faced a big loss that I wasn't expecting. I'm sure I wasn't depressed, satisfied, joyful, exhausted, but probably regretful... Although the dominant emotion was the temptation to continue playing and recovering the lost money somehow. I was thinking too fast to reach any rational and solid decision on what to do with certain, because I was too concerned about retrieving my money and that was occupying all my thoughts on that moment. And I remained like that for hours yet, although I didn't play anymore.

Only after few days that emotion was calming down inside me, and a duality between regret and acceptance start growing deep inside. I worked those feelings inside myself, and raised the acceptance with positive reflections about the situation, allied to the thought of retrieving my money through another sources of income which didn't involve gambling. So I was able to find an alternative and sustainable solution instead of insisting on the mistake of recovering the money through gambling. I found an exit on the darkness when it seemed to not be any disponible.

Moreover, add family support to this. This set of events were what prevented me from going ahead losing more money. Thankfully I only felt regretful for a while, but if I went further, besides being regretful, probably I would be depressed as well by now.

I actually sometimes often enjoy the game but sometimes I also feel tired of the game itself after finishing gambling, feeling stupid because I didn't win and failed again without bringing any money and just wasting time and money, even though I don't really want it either, but if I'm honest, I I want to win too but unfortunately it's difficult for me to get that and it often makes me tired and wants to stop gambling.

Sometimes when we play gamble it comes with different feelings after the result is out. Like I always play gamble with the amount I can afford that if I lose it won't affect me or make me to worry much, sometimes even if I play with a little amount to win a huge amount, and already I'm having confidence of winning the game, if the game end up to be lose I will feel bad despite I used small amount of money I can afford to lose to play.

The way we feel about gamble sometimes just comes with a different feelings expecially when the game ends up to be lose.

Online or offline, gambling's an emotional rollercoaster.  Win or lose, you'll likely feel excitement, anxiety frustration - the whole range.  Even when you make bank, there's often this nagging FOMO: should you cash out your chips while youre ahead or let 'em ride for bigger scores? That internal back and forth can get obsessive, making it tough to walk away even when your gut says to stop.

I'm not into doing gambling that much these days but when I play, it means that I really want to play it. After a gambling session, I feel satisfied even if I'm on a loss, it's the entertainment that what is I'm looking for.

When I was still on the days that I am doing gambling almost every single day, the end feeling/emotion are different from each other. There are regretting feeling, happy, sad, and emotional. It is different from each other because it all depends on the result of that certain day gambling activity. If I won, I would be feeling genuinely happy and satisfied but if I lose, I will feel sad and has some regrets why I gambled.

I'm happy with my current gambling status right now, I'm satisfied of being feeling satisfied after a gambling session.
 

Actually with mixed emotions because of course I'm gambling there's an excitement that wondering what if i win gambling and also fear of losing my money at the same time even though i already accepted my faith that not all gambler wins the game, but after many time of gambling at the end of the game its the satisfaction getting entertained that you know to yourself that you made all the things you have in that game and if its yours its yours if not there's another time to try again and at the same time, of course, getting frustrated because I lose money no one would like to get their money like a stoled candy but with a risk.

If it is a day I bet on games and then I was lucky and got the predictions correctly, my after feeling will be a feeling of excitement that I was correct with my predictions and was rewarded for it. Winning is always pleasurable. If it is on days that I do not get my predictions correctly, my after feeling is always filled with the consolation that I tried, I was close and will be luckier on another day. I do not gamble strictly to make money, so I am always emotionally mature to handle myself and emotions when I loose.

Well, it has a lot of emotions considering you'll never just bet one but in the end you could end up a bit remorseful and lot of "what if" questions on your head. Not that of a lucky guy myself and most of the time when it ends, there some small chance of regrets but gambling journey moves on to bet more.

Personally it varies, all of the options the OP gave me I've experienced them all, but most of them I've experienced are enjoying and moping.

Enjoying when I'm losing or having fun, I enjoy it and it makes me feel much better from the boredom and disappointment of the chaotic days of life. And sometimes it's depressing because gambling sometimes doesn't give me pleasure and makes me more bored and sometimes it's worse because it takes up a lot of time due to gambling that exceeds the time limit.

Mostly emotionally tired and exhausted no matter what is the result since there’s always a point in gambling that you experienced adrenaline rush due to series of losses and gains. I’m not exactly sure if this is really rewarding or not but I still can’t stop on coming back because this kind of experience makes me wants more despite I’m more on the lose side.

I just consider this as drinking beer. Beer is bitter and pricey that just makes me drunk that later on turns o headache yet I keep doing it because the fun experience is what I’m paying for when doing this kind of activity.

My feeling after gambling is usually relative, it's usually dependent on what transpared while I was gambling all along because usually it's got so much of emotional effect on me when I'm gambling with the mind set of winning and I will be wondering if my pick were really right and if it's going as I did predicted so all that put together give off the emotional rush.

If I happen to win on any stake I actually get happy for the win but when I don't actually win I get sad but then because I usually Apply some caution such that I don't allow myself to stake more than I can afford to loose I don't get too emotional to the point I may turn depressed or something else but I do make sure to maintain some discipline while gambling both on the casino and this gambling sites, so my mode after gambling is very much dependent on the results of my gambling if I win I'm happy but for losses I just get some mixed feelings.

I don't know why some "players" tend to bring their personal states to everyone's reality, when this is not the case, at least it is not the case 100% of the (gambler) person's thinking.

Then, after betting, "next", doing what I have to do, is like doing any daily activity, at least in the frequency for one gambler, maybe not, for those who start, one of the things I learned playing poker is that playing well, things go wrong, and the best solution is to continue with the new gaming situation.

An actor once said; "You can't take your character with you every day, good/bad for those who can't, but I get out of character in what the scene ends..." in the same way for the casino player...