Have you ever had an experience betting in which you knew that you were going over the limits of you finances and still continued? I have one playing a game, it was absorbing plenty of my time and despite me knowing it, I was kind of hooked on it. It was not a financial problem, but left me wondering how easy is to actually fall into a bad habit and how difficult is to break it.
It can be said that at once a time i was very addicted to gambling. And at that time my betting style was reckless. Where I lost a lot money. I have crossed my financial limitation and got upset there too. But gradually when I realized my mistakes I was able to bring them under control. Although it took me quite a while to understand it. Today I can say that I am a gambler but not an addicted gambler. 
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planning a budget for gambling and having self-control to avoid bad things after getting emotional and losing a lot of money is the best way. because when we play gambling we can control our emotions, we can definitely avoid bad things like losing more money.but that kind of thing is also very difficult to do for an acute gambling addict who has lost all control over themselves and they have lost everything they have.
If it takes up your time and money then its not worth it anymore especially if you are not winning. its the worse feeling when you go home tired and had lost not just a large sum of money but also time. it can't affect much if you are single but if you have a family to take care of, your mood will change. losing money changes the disposition of a person. sometimes too irate. i've seem situations like this where a wife says a word about the habit will end up in a physical abuse.
for all gamblers, they must have experienced something like that even though they are not acute gambling addicts but they must have experienced it by losing more money without winning even once and going home with emotions and angry after that it was the family who became the outlet for their emotions.
but i firmly believe that a lot of gamblers who can control their self-control when playing gambling and stop when the money budget for gambling is exhausted there is no need to continue and spend more money
What I experienced before, of course, I've experienced exactly where the bet has exceeded the limit of the financial that has been determined but still continues, this is indeed unconsciously I do this over and over again even though there is an end to gambling always thinking why this happened, I just thought This is because of the ambition that wants to win but in the end it will be bad if you continue to do it.
For now a little control where the specified finance has become a limit and does not exceed it again, there is also a bet from the minset which I think will win so I will add it again but it will not happen again in the previous case.
This is what is called being affected by emotions to keep trying to gamble with capital that exceeds the agreement on how much money is spent on gambling, when that happens I suggest getting out of the gambling place first and calming your mind by taking a vacation to the beach or whatever it is so that your brain You will come back refreshed without thinking about gambling and will avoid overspending on gambling. For now a little control where the specified finance has become a limit and does not exceed it again, there is also a bet from the minset which I think will win so I will add it again but it will not happen again in the previous case.
Have you ever had an experience betting in which you knew that you were going over the limits of you finances and still continued? I have one playing a game, it was absorbing plenty of my time and despite me knowing it, I was kind of hooked on it. It was not a financial problem, but left me wondering how easy is to actually fall into a bad habit and how difficult is to break it.
If you keep doing this you'll create a problem for yourself, there's enjoyment in gambling when you are playing for a long period of time you lose time and go over your limit, but you must limit this from happening, this is where the addiction starting you will not notice it until you find yourself extending your time and allocating more because you cannot reach your high when you are playing for a short period of time anymore, it happens to me in the past until I realized that it's harming my work and my family, so better stop now when you still have time.
Pretty much, I agree. Players failing to control their time, and wagering is one of the sign of getting hooked which can lead to gambling addiction. Honestly, I experienced this kind of stuff many times, and I am thankful that I am lucky to be able to pull myself away from it.
Once you have done it, it will happen again in the next possible situation. Lots of gamblers get stuck in such financial problems due to chasing losses, I personally decide to turn off modem and take a break rather than putting myself in trouble. Always gamble what you can afford to lose.
Recurrence is true, and being trapped in a loop is frightening. Chasing losses isn't the only thing why gamblers get stuck on betting, it is the hopes of hitting big and profiting big made them do an endless bet of "one more thing and this is the last".
Once you have done it, it will happen again in the next possible situation.
Only will happen if you allow to do so. This is when we don't look at the time but we're liking what's happening because we're enjoying. Just like with any other hobby we do and any activity. When you're enjoying doing it, you'll have no time looking at the time. You'll get to hooked and attached to it very easily and that's where you're finding your happiness.
Lots of gamblers get stuck in such financial problems due to chasing losses, I personally decide to turn off modem and take a break rather than putting myself in trouble. Always gamble what you can afford to lose.
For paxmao, it's a different case and it's not a financial problem when he's hooked. Only if all of the gamblers have that financial situation, no one's gonna be broke and sad if they understand their financial status. Have you ever had an experience betting in which you knew that you were going over the limits of you finances and still continued? I have one playing a game, it was absorbing plenty of my time and despite me knowing it, I was kind of hooked on it. It was not a financial problem, but left me wondering how easy is to actually fall into a bad habit and how difficult is to break it.
If you keep doing this you'll create a problem for yourself, there's enjoyment in gambling when you are playing for a long period of time you lose time and go over your limit, but you must limit this from happening, this is where the addiction starting you will not notice it until you find yourself extending your time and allocating more because you cannot reach your high when you are playing for a short period of time anymore, it happens to me in the past until I realized that it's harming my work and my family, so better stop now when you still have time.Some won't notice that they are getting addicted but I think they will get curious if what being an addict feels like or what its symptoms so they will do a research. They will then find out that they are being closed to it or worst is they are already at it but maybe they can still do something to stop it.
Luckily never. Because before entering the world of gambling or betting, I have convinced myself to play within a certain limit, whatever the conditions, ...
Some are good on following their limits and never intend to go beyond those line or simply does have that kind of strong self discipline but since not all people are really that good then it would really be that This will depend on ourselves, sometimes, our difficult conditions can help us to limit ourselves to star and end gambling. must try more and more, so that we can be more discipline and control our emotions and be eager not to addict to gambling
Once you have done it, it will happen again in the next possible situation. Lots of gamblers get stuck in such financial problems due to chasing losses, I personally decide to turn off modem and take a break rather than putting myself in trouble. Always gamble what you can afford to lose.
This is the main problem, many continue to chase their losses and tendency is, they will exceed on their limit which put them on a bigger risk. There’s a lot of ways to stop you from playing too much, if you already have that strategy better to commit on that and think that you should only play within your limit. Getting more high bets will put you on a more risky situation, in betting you should only based on your budget. 
Yes, so often over my financial limit when betting on one games, I don't know what you're playing with it but seems the conditions are same with you OP sometimes my habit also hard to break. Time world spin goes so fast, and this habit must be immediately to set up so as not fall into the same hole, I've been thinking the possibility of an alarm warning can help us?
It all depends on self-awareness because there are really times which we do really pass out on this one and didnt been able to know or been aware on the actions that we are currently making specially if there'ssome boost up in emotions or your focus is totally on that particular session of gambling and doesnt mind about other things and as you know that you do still have money on your pocket then you would eventually
spend all of those just for the sake of the current entertainment or boost up of emotions that you are currently dealing with.Regrets do always come in the end which is normal
but you should be sure that you should really able to handle out various conditions or situations which you would really be that able to encounter.
It's just so scary to see how easy it is to get into bad habits and really not know about it. I have found this out the hard way. At one point, I just became hooked and was playing all the time and all I could think about was how much was left in my bank account. I couldn't focus on anything and it just wasn't easy. I started having health problems and that's when I knew I had to change.
It took me several weeks to get myself back together but now I know that I shouldn't have played that much and when you start gambling you have to put your limit so that you will not end up over that amount. You have to take your priorities into consideration and you have to make sure you will not end up losing your life.
It took me several weeks to get myself back together but now I know that I shouldn't have played that much and when you start gambling you have to put your limit so that you will not end up over that amount. You have to take your priorities into consideration and you have to make sure you will not end up losing your life.
Yes, so often over my financial limit when betting on one games, I don't know what you're playing with it but seems the conditions are same with you OP sometimes my habit also hard to break. Time world spin goes so fast, and this habit must be immediately to set up so as not fall into the same hole, I've been thinking the possibility of an alarm warning can help us?
...It was not a financial problem, but left me wondering how easy is to actually fall into a bad habit and how difficult is to break it.
It's easy to fall into bad habits, really easy, for all of us. But when it comes to controlling bad habits or quitting I think there's no universal answer! It's the moment when our characters are on the life test, and I am sure that test affects all of us differently, and our actions/answers are different. So is there a bottom line? I guess it's that each of us gets into the fire (all sorts) through life, and how need to learn how to handle fire or it will eat us, we either build our character and swim or we go down the drain.
I would never want to experience that again. I did have a time when I would really want to recover my losses and that's just when I put my money to the test and just lost it all again. It was just so depressing at that time and that's the time I also realized that it shouldn't be like that and it's going to be a problem in the long run. If it becomes a habit, then that's gonna be even worse.
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...and you do a high multiplier, that also includes the greed you do. you also even repeat that mistake again.
The real self-control, of course, is that you have to take care of your finances, avoid doubling that is too high and set a loss limit so you can stop for a moment and think that you keep losing.
To be honest I only set hight multipliers when I am almost out of chances to even recover any of the satoshis, usually when I only have for one or two spins lefts, the rest of the spins are set with a fairly moderated multiplier.
I never actually put much money at stake actually, just some bonus satoshis and faucet earned ones, so I does not affect my personal finances. However, I can tell from what I have read around here trouble gambling is something not to be underestimated when comes to ruining one's personal finances and life.
I never had an experience where I forget about my gambling plan and indulge myself in spending money way more than my planned budget. I know gambling is really attractive so I always play with great care and self-control because the moment control slipped out of our hands, the next consequence is quite hard to control.
planning a budget for gambling and having self-control to avoid bad things after getting emotional and losing a lot of money is the best way. because when we play gambling we can control our emotions, we can definitely avoid bad things like losing more money.but that kind of thing is also very difficult to do for an acute gambling addict who has lost all control over themselves and they have lost everything they have.
If it takes up your time and money then its not worth it anymore especially if you are not winning. its the worse feeling when you go home tired and had lost not just a large sum of money but also time. it can't affect much if you are single but if you have a family to take care of, your mood will change. losing money changes the disposition of a person. sometimes too irate. i've seem situations like this where a wife says a word about the habit will end up in a physical abuse.
I never had an experience where I forget about my gambling plan and indulge myself in spending money way more than my planned budget. I know gambling is really attractive so I always play with great care and self-control because the moment control slipped out of our hands, the next consequence is quite hard to control.
planning a budget for gambling and having self-control to avoid bad things after getting emotional and losing a lot of money is the best way. because when we play gambling we can control our emotions, we can definitely avoid bad things like losing more money.but that kind of thing is also very difficult to do for an acute gambling addict who has lost all control over themselves and they have lost everything they have.
It is normal to feel so. Both gambling and everyday life include taking risks. The only thing you can do to prevent financial collapse is to be aware of how much you can sacrifice without changing your budgeted expenses. Financial mental trauma is bad, so when we gamble, we should always know when to stop and when to take a chance. Although it might be an addiction, it is still controllable.
If you are on addiction level already, I believe you need to seek for help because you can't totally handle that alone and going over your limit is your way to become addict. Early prevention is the key, always have your plan and your limit and be responsible. Gambling is about having the right discipline and those who are able to stop their gambling activities when it's over already are the one who usually succeed in gambling and the one who are having a real fun. 
Have you ever had an experience betting in which you knew that you were going over the limits of you finances and still continued? I have one playing a game, it was absorbing plenty of my time and despite me knowing it, I was kind of hooked on it. It was not a financial problem, but left me wondering how easy is to actually fall into a bad habit and how difficult is to break it.
If you keep doing this you'll create a problem for yourself, there's enjoyment in gambling when you are playing for a long period of time you lose time and go over your limit, but you must limit this from happening, this is where the addiction starting you will not notice it until you find yourself extending your time and allocating more because you cannot reach your high when you are playing for a short period of time anymore, it happens to me in the past until I realized that it's harming my work and my family, so better stop now when you still have time.
I agree. To protect yourself from the negative effects of gambling it is very important to limit yourself in your desires. Yes, you will not be able to get as much pleasure from the game because the game session will be shorter, but at the same time you will significantly reduce your expenses which in the end will not have such a significant impact on your psyche. In addition, this approach is designed to reduce the likelihood of getting addicted to gambling.
I guess almost everyone in the gambling industry has ever done that at least once in their gambling sessions. I've experienced it myself and done it multiple times before. Before I usually limit myself to 100$ every week however there are instances when I will be adding more to my bankroll and get past my limit. One of the triggers that I remember why I did it is because I have a gut feeling that I will be lucky or I am sure that I will be winning on my bets which sometimes turns out wrong.
Unfortunately, that is also one of the main reasons why I was able to be more responsible for my gambling activities as I've gambled more than I can and have lost consecutively. Right now, I can say that I am more in control and a responsible gambler are I am able to stick with my limit and never try to recover losses.
Unfortunately, that is also one of the main reasons why I was able to be more responsible for my gambling activities as I've gambled more than I can and have lost consecutively. Right now, I can say that I am more in control and a responsible gambler are I am able to stick with my limit and never try to recover losses.
Maybe the emotion you are feeling right now is greediness, we all have that it is on us on how we can manage it especially these time that we are continue losing our game, though we set our limit for our money so that we will not spend so much but there will comes the feeling that we will want to get that money we lose then we will exceed the limit again.
Have you ever had an experience betting in which you knew that you were going over the limits of you finances and still continued? I have one playing a game, it was absorbing plenty of my time and despite me knowing it, I was kind of hooked on it. It was not a financial problem, but left me wondering how easy is to actually fall into a bad habit and how difficult is to break it.
If you keep doing this you'll create a problem for yourself, there's enjoyment in gambling when you are playing for a long period of time you lose time and go over your limit, but you must limit this from happening, this is where the addiction starting you will not notice it until you find yourself extending your time and allocating more because you cannot reach your high when you are playing for a short period of time anymore, it happens to me in the past until I realized that it's harming my work and my family, so better stop now when you still have time.
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