Topic: When you are not to gamble. - page 12. (Read 6769 times)

Maybe you go a little extra with your habits that's why you abstain from gambling that much because if you are totally in control then it really shouldn't be an issue but not the point of gambling during work hours because not all working space would even permit such and not to talk about being mentally unstable, I mean you practically can't do anything when unstable so I it shouldn't count as time not to gamble.

One thing we just have to know and keep to our mindset is anything that is too much is bad. When drinking water is good but when it's too much can really have a big effect on us. There are cases when drinking excessive water because a severe problem to people to the extent of affecting their brain. We should also consider too much if gambling as bad as that is one of the reasons when keep seeing addictive gamblers doing things in a way that never suit. We all want to make money but when we becomes too desperate, it's starts affecting our thinking and the way we make decisions. Gambling should be fun but not a must that we must win all the bets.

We definitely have activities every day and only use gambling as a means of entertainment when the time is really free and there is no activity whatsoever and we don't do that all the time. I always avoid gambling when I am busy at work, because it will be very disturbing and cause us not to be optimal in our work. If we force ourselves to gamble during working hours, in my opinion it is a form of our unprofessionalism at work, even though we get a salary from our work. From here alone we have seen things that make us look negative.

If I want, I can gamble at any time, but that is not the purpose of my gambling. Because when we gamble too often, we might also forget our commitment to why we gamble. From what was originally intended for entertainment, it will turn into an addiction. And when that happens, then we will fall apart. One thing that we will definitely feel when we are addicted is that we will lose track of time, we will not be able to manage finances and so on.

Yeah, I think the key is to keep gambling at bay, and just do it sporadically.

The more you gamble, the more addicted your brain starts to get.

And that will slowly start affecting other areas of your life, like work for example.

Unfortunately, it is difficult to make a duration or time setting for gambling so people don't have the ability to limit themselves when involved in gambling. When you really need money, gambling is not a solution because we never know what the results will be and we will most likely lose all the money we put on the bet.

Recovering losses in gambling is not easy because we will be influenced by the desire to continue playing and it will be much more difficult to control it. Eventually it will cause stress and frustration because we don't get the win as desired.

Fun will be much more enjoyable if done not influenced by excessive desires and if it cannot be avoided then it will cause a riskier addiction.

Yups, when there are other options that we can choose then it is clearly better to choose that as long as it does not have risks and bad impacts compared to gambling, gambling for fun is only for those who really can't give up gambling or for those who are already quite used to it. gambling, but if you don't mind not gambling then yes of course it is best to leave it and do other activities that are much more important as you said.

And regarding the idea of ​​making money in gambling which is often brought up by gamblers who are addicted, of course it is an idea that is too dangerous because after all gambling will never give you income, I understand that you have the opportunity to win, but when you have a goal to results, then in the end the amount of loss will be much greater than the win, because after all there is no element of consistency in activities that depend on luck.

There consist of multiple unbearable hours most addicts use for gambling similar to the abovementioned. Every gambler must have a considerable time for gambling. Which he has to wait until then before he'll be able to play with no troubles on his end. Have never heard of a player who meddles with his work hours just for gambling purposes, and succeeds in his gambling endeavors.

It'll only cause him more pains and affect his productivity on the long run. Nothing supercedes gambling during our relaxation time. This helps the gambler to focus on doing what is nice and reasonable when gambling. Playing when in an odd mood doesn't help a gambler in any way. It only hastens the player's gambling thoughts towards lots of mistakes.

In essence, when you are not gambling then ofcourse you have other activities which are certainly more important than just spending money and time on gambling. Of course,  it is a good activity for those of you who are not used to gambling  and can easily leave it. Because the bad ones are those who expect or make gambling their main income, of course that is a very bad idea and/or way of living their life. Because, basically,gambling is just a game that is intended for fun and not to make gambling the mainactivity in earning a living.

It is not always necessary to be attracted to gambling but in some areas of life one has to stop other work for some important work. I don't gamble all the time but when I need money and can't manage it I abstain from gambling completely. I never participate in gambling during my office hours because in this case participating in gambling is definitely a distraction from work and what else. I do not participate in gambling when I am mentally ill because in this case one can never expect good results in gambling if one is not mentally fit.

Yes, I also agree with the fact that people who are new to gambling always place small bets, and after winning they want to get more and place bigger bets. It is also true that if they continue to bet small, they will not lose that much. I don't think anyone gambles to pass the time, I think gamblers gamble to satisfy a need or people who think they can get rich overnight from gambling. It is also true that once a person becomes addicted to gambling, it becomes very difficult for him to quit gambling because he has lost a large amount of money in gambling and now to win, he bets more and tries to win the lost amount.

It's much better if such gamblers stay within their limits and keep placing small bets instead of increasing their bets or the bankroll to recover their losses which is not possible at all and they eventually lose more money only because of it.

What you do too much is bad, everything has to be moderated which includes gambling. Anyone observing this will never be affected in any way and I am certain that the gamblers who will table down their plans before gambling will not go astray doing it. Another thing is our mindset, we have to be prepared for gambling and have that discipline of gambling only rightly and sticking to the plan. Having a neutral mind will also go a long way, if gamblers are desperate for the money, then it becomes an issue, and of course, this is the major issue being faced by gambles, if not the cause of all issues. It is until we trace it back to the beginning and make a correction, gambling can't be encouraging in this regard.

As you mentioned 10 years, it doesn't matter how long the person is gambling, my friend, if it is the same error is being repeated all the time, the same results will be the same all the time as well. It is until this changes and the gambler restricts everything that needs to be restricted after much evaluation for correction, nothing can ever change. Now, if all is set, with a very calm mind, the gambler can know when to gamble and when not to gamble and also know how much to wager and how long the session of his gambling will last, and more, for proper accountability of actions and money.

10 years is quite a long time, and I'm sure you already know what to do to manage your gambling so that it doesn't always end in defeat.
You certainly know how to manage the gambling you apply and what strategies are used.
Because it is not easy to gamble for 10 years and stay consistent to get a win.

Of course, it will not always win, there will be some losses, but you can manage your gambling psychology quite well and can survive to this point.
You have to evaluate everything and for 10 years whether you have made the appropriate profit or not.

It's true, meaning that there's nothing wrong if you or anyone wants to engage in gambling provided that you can control everything properly and not exceed your limits in any way, especially in terms of finances.

Overall, the bad stigma that the majority of the general public has is caused by gamblers who treat gambling in the wrong way, such as those who are done by addicted gamblers whose actions usually tend to always be excessive.

But see that there are still some gamblers who remain fine, in the sense that they do not experience significant adverse effects in gambling such as losing significant amounts of money, and that is because they are able to control their gambling activities along with making decisions that do not exceed their limits.

It is true that a gambler will feel how sorry he is when he loses a lot of money due to frequent losses in gambling and that experience will be a very bad experience that he will feel and he will immediately realize why this happened to him by thinking carefully whether he can control himself in gambling properly and correctly or has he lost control so that he plays unreasonably.

It is clear that problems will start or arise when the gambler has lost control, he can play aggressively and there is a greedy urge in pursuing victory.
And if a gambler is greedy, they are very ambitious to get profit immediately even if they have to spend a lot of money.

of course beginners usually bet with small bet amounts, but I think they do it like that because they don't want the money they bet to disappear quickly, so they try as much as possible to save the money they have on their gambling, in the hope of winning. large even though using a small betting amount. It is true that this can make them more aggressive when they have won, because when they win, of course there will be thoughts about being able to get an even bigger win and I think beginners seem to be more likely to think about winning than losing.

Of course, if they lose a small amount of money, it can also make them stressed even though the chance is small, especially if the aim of the gambling they do is to produce a win, it is very likely that they will experience stress even if they lose a small amount of money. Apart from that, gambling is basically something that must be done with the aim of having fun, to avoid feeling annoyed or resentful when you lose. because those who experience resentment when they lose usually make them addicted and find it difficult to leave gambling, and after that happens of course their finances will become a mess, in contrast to when they don't become addicted or don't gamble, their finances may be more stable even though they experience other problems outside of gambling.

First-time gamblers always bet with small amounts because they think more about the outcome of losing than winning. When he wins once and the money doubles, they bet with a larger amount. Once they bet with big money then maybe they are also gamblers hoping for big profit. Moreover it is true that there is less possibility of stress when losing small amount of money but feeling of stress is more when he loses more amount of money. Moreover, you should believe that after gambling for fun, it can turn into addictio.

I would say this:
1. Don't gamble unless you have a strategy. In addition, this is an addition to the first rule:
2. Don't play games that don't allow for strategies: roulette, slot machines, dice (unless you're a genius scientist who found a pattern in a pseudo-random sequence or something like that).
3. If you have a strategy, but it has not been tested or proven in practice, then use the minimum amounts in the game that are needed only to test the strategy and find out its weak and strong points.
4. Only when the strategy has been tested in practice and proven that it can bring significant profits in the long term with minimal risks, only then invest money in your strategy and then do it gradually.

That is the difference between rich gamblers and poor gamblers because if a gambler is wealthy it becomes difficult to get affected by losing a bet because he has a lot were it came from but that doesn't mean that they will be aggressive in gambling because even someone who is rich can easily become poor if he is being too aggressive in the gambling so whether poor or rich the most important thing is control and have a budget because I have actually seen people who were rich before became poor overnight because of wrong management of money, so perhaps in terms of comparing rich gamblers and poor gamblers I think the rich lose more gambling than the poor because do to the fact that if a gambler does not have a source of income whenever they gamble sometimes they do it with fear because working to get back the money will not be easy, though I'm not saying that all the poor gamblers are that cautious because their are also poor gamblers who gambles very aggressive.

Yeah, as long as people keep gambling in check, there's no problem in it.

The issue starts when gambling goes out of control.

When people start to put more and more money into gambling it starts a losing spiral. If that doesn't stop, the gambler will be in trouble.

I still prefer to gamble, although I do it less and less over time. But I also realized that it is important to restore your emotional background and balance, as well as play gambling in doses so as not to violate your mental stability. I learned to control my playing time and clearly understand when I should stop, but it took me about 10 years of experience in gambling, before that I couldn’t stop whenever I wanted, because I was always thinking about the winnings that I could win, and this is the most important thing. It’s a mistake to calculate the virtual profit of which is not yet available.