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If a person gamble and at the end of the game he starts to feel remorse is that a good thing or should the person be on alert?

Its usually what it feels when you lose a sum. They are regretful when that money is actually meant for something else and they gamble it.

I felt this one time that I should have new car tires already if I just listen to my gut feeling that I will lose what I just won. With a capital of $50 and then turned it into $230, its one reason to stop but I didnt.

No one is happy that he lose money on gambling. It’s normal to feel a short term remorse if you lose instead of being happy about your losses. If you are destroying your life or affect all the person surrounded you due to this remorse feelings then this is the time to be alert because you are already causing damage.

I’m gambling what I can afford to lose but I’m still feeling upset when I lose a bet or my total bankroll because that’s how our emotion works. Money is important to us regardless if that is just disposable money. Don’t be alarmed if you are still upset  when you lose because even professional player feel the same. They just don’t make it long term and just let go in short period of time.

Do not use the money you need for other things on gambling. Do not disappoint your parent by using the money they gave you to pay for school for gambling. Just use the amount that you can afford to lose to gamble and you will not feel remorseful if you lose. But if you lose a big amount of money, or the money meant for your parent or relative to gamble and you can not lay back, that can make you feel more than remorseful because you will be depressed and be looking for ways to get the money back.

There are times I regret due to the fact that I could have chosen the better bet but not to a point of being remorseful. You shouldn't be gambling when you carry strong emotions like that every time you play. Maybe this applies a lot when the money lost from betting was meant to fund something else.

The feeling of remorse is triggered by something. It might be triggered by loss of funds, unethical practice, or due to cultural or religious beliefs. You might be remorseful if you gamble more than your budget and lost, it will bring regret and remorse. Also when you cheated or violated the terms and conditions of the casino because you want to cheat the system, it could lead to remorse. When your religion or culture forbids gambling and you fail to obey these laws it could also bring the feeling of regret. You might feel remorseful because you have committed a sinful act. Gambling is meant to be a fun filled event, so we must avoid any act that will make it a sad experience. You need to be alert when you feel remorseful because of the money you spent on gambling because it might be a sign of over-gambling.

It's hard to say I regret after gambling because after all, when I started gambling, it was a choice I made, so I was ready to take the risk. Therefore, for me personally saying about regret after gambling seems like an inappropriate expression but yes, I also know that of course it will be different for other people. But for me personally, even though I had a losing streak in gambling, as far as I can remember I have never regretted it and thus, I will try to do it better and be more careful.

I play gambling consciously so to regret losing, of course I play unconsciously I will regret it but it's impossible for me to regret it, it's usually fun to play until the end because I really play just for fun, no matter how many defeats and wins I get, sometimes I limit the daily money for gambling so if it runs out I stop playing.

Regretting gambling is also useless because we have played full time there so what's the point of regretting it when you're done playing, if you still regret it you shouldn't play gambling because it's just a waste of time regretting it. accepting defeat is the gambler's way of playing consciously

it's not a good thing and that person need to be on alert and should address these feelings. he or she needs to figure out what is the root cause of it or he/she can ask for professional help(which I think would be the better Idea). some may say the reason is that he/she lost, contradicting his/her principles, gambling more than he/her can afford to lose, etc... keeping this kind of feeling to yourself can lead to an awful outcome.

If a person has remorse, then somewhere deep down in his heart he realizes that he is doing something wrong. I have had this feeling several times, and in all those cases I lost money that I did not intend to gamble with. I think that remorse is a useful feeling that allows us to pay attention to things we don't see right away. In my opinion, remorse is something like an inner voice that sometimes needs to be listened to.

I guess who doesn't regret when he loses money in his gambling? if you gamble and then lose, then you must feel responsible for what you did because gambling is full of risks, so use cold money so that when you lose you don't regret it more than using money that is your daily need.

I feel responsible if I do gambling because now I know that control must be at its limits so this will not be excessive or regret it because from the beginning I wanted to gamble but for fun not for the sake of winning because even if I win then I will call it luck.

What is the reason behind the remorse? Did he lose more money than he could afford to lose? Is he just upset because he didn't want to lose few bucks that could have been used to pay for a pizza? Is he regretful because he promised his girlfriend to not gamble anymore?

It really depends on how serious is the situation the gambler is involved with. Sometimes we feel remorse for details or insignificant things, therefore it's not something you should be alert about. You just have to take easy with yourself.

I think that no matter how big or small the amount you gamble away is, you fell like you shouldn't have done it. The same applies to the opposite when you ask yourself why you didn't bet more to win more.
I don't gamble that much, so I have a good control of my spending in that regard. Most of my gambling happens when I meet a good gambling buddy of mine somewhere who loves all sorts of gambling. Because of that, I often keep him company but always keeping an eye to not get myself or those close to me in trouble with reckless spending.

The feeling of remorse for a gambler does come up when he uses money meant for some other important project directing it into gambling making a collosal loss. Now it's not about the loss of the money that erupts the feeling of remorse but the idea that your action has halt the project which was maybe supposed sort of an important piece of your career or achievement. Although there are other terrible reasons for the feeling of remorse for a gambler aside this.

I felt a little bit of it after losing, but it helps me to always think of my bet as lost from the start. There's always that small amount of hope which turns into regret when you eventually realize the money is gonw, but with the right attitude you can get over it.

Bottom line, remorse and regret are normal emotions that you face when you lose something and it doesn't matter if it's money, property, someone close to you, even an opportunity.

If you have money at gambling then that's not a good thing, but if you talk about caution then you have to realize that gambling is very risky to lose money faster if you can't control it, so don't ever gamble with a lot of money because it will be a regret if not as expected gamble with small money and you feel you can afford to lose that money.

But I always set aside a little money to gamble. I often do this. If I lose, I will stop and resume gambling when I have money, I will never force gambling with money but I always set aside additional money from other income.

If he feels sorry, it is a sign that he will not repeat gambling the next day because if he loses, he will regret it again. Even if he could win and go back to gambling another day and suffer a loss, he would regret it again. It would not end unless he gave up gambling. Whatever amount of money he has lost, he will regret it, and he should have realized after a few losses that gambling was not for him and he should find other ways to have fun. No one is happy if we experience loss. Everyone is bound to regret it, but somehow, we keep coming back to gambling because the allure of gambling is too strong to keep us coming back.

It's good to feel remorse once in a while so you know where to draw the line, but when it's most of the time, then you may have to look back on what happened in your previous session. It's better to be alert at times, but it's best when you have a specific set of rules to follow so you don't go through the same problems in the future. Sometimes I get carried away when i'm having a profitable day and would start to place dumb bets that shouldn't have happened if i'm more disciplined enough.

At early stage, one may feel remorse most especially when you lose the games, but what gives the highest motivation is when you gamble and you win at that point, your confidence level will be increased compared to when you lose, and also when you are in an area where most citizens are not a gambling or religion restrictions on gambling activities.

Definitely, most of all in situations where it's been a misclick - then bet was never intended. Following that there have been scenarios where I have definitely misjudged the risk involved, like switching from football betting over to horse racing which are completely different odds. You could bet on the so-called favorites at horse racing ten times in a row and easily lose from my experience. Then there is situations like poker where you just know that the house has subtly favoured your opponent but you still push them to a showdown which you end up losing.

To be honest, I've felt remorse. Even, I often feel it, especially in slot games. When I make a small bet, everything looks good, I get a little profit. But when increased my bet, I didn't get anything, even my previous winnings lost too. But as for what I've lost, I must be no remorse, anyway also gambling is for fun, the most important thing is with the money you can afford to lose.

Actually depends on what the cause is, if he gambling using wife money, then yes he must be alert ! ;D
If he feel remorse at the end of the game I think that's good, because he'll remember and maybe he won't be play that game again.

I guess, these feelings are only about losing.

We are gonna regret, what I'm doing on these. Example like, we are on winning section and let's say I make 690$ just need to 10$ left. Because of these, make my balance lose it all.

Then, the feeling are coming. Every person have these feeling, but we all know the feeling coming in the lose situation not winning. Once you winning you only feel happy + want to betting again.

I wouldn’t say I feel remorse after gambling, particularly when I win, but there are definitely times I wish I wouldn’t have bet. For example, when I don’t win. LOL. It isn’t always just about winning or losing though. There have been plenty of times where I lost a bet but the entertainment value I received was worth the price.

Everyone will definitely feel guilty if they lose their money because of gambling, but they don't care because they will continue to play again even though the defeats will continue to be repeated.
and the most regrettable gambling experience is when someone loses a lot of money and keeps repeating or getting addicted to gambling and it has a negative impact on their life, and it is important to gamble responsibly and within your means. Instead of using money you can afford to lose, and actually it is important money, and it is tantamount to regrets that will never end.

I don't think anyone would feel remorse after hitting a big win so this feeling is only attributed to huge loses and depends on the type of gambler too. We feel all kind of different emotions when we gamble but for a feeling of remorse, it can be only when we have lost and to some extent all hard core must have experience this feeling of remorse because of the way they take their gambling act as they don't gamble simply for fun only.

The concept of feeling remorseful after a bet can vary depending on the individual and their specific circumstances. Personally, I would experience remorse if a single event caused my bet to fail while the others were successful. For example, if out of 10 bets, 9 of them turned out as predicted and the one I thought would be the easiest to win did not go as planned, it would leave me with a sense of regret but I don't think the amount of money wagered should not be a part of this discussion because every gambler understand that the fundamental principle of gambling is to only bet an amount of money that you are comfortable losing, to eliminate future regrets, managing risk and being responsible with one's finances are the basic rules every serious gambler should know.

I engage in gambling of my own free will, what's the need of feeling remorse when I actually do that on purpose?
I haven't for once felt like feeling remorse in gambling betting before and after betting. From the start of my days in gambling, I do perceive gambling as a game of luck, that you can win or lose. Betting with the amount I can afford to lose is what comes to my mind each time. That made me have no remorse towards gambling because I have already learned how to gamble with less amount of money I can afford to lose without regrets and have fewer expectations at the end

I remember when I was playing slot gambling for the first time and lost all my money, there I felt very sorry for the stupidity I made but a few weeks after that, I became even more curious to try playing slots again, and there I felt happiness. the first time I played gambling because I won big, after often playing gambling, the feeling of regret at the beginning gradually disappeared, and I forgot about it (I'm sure all gambling players also experience what I feel).

Really, it's LOL. We are happy when we win, especially when we really want to bet, but on the other hand when we really want to win but instead lose, regret will definitely come. This is a habit where we are not responsible for the bets we play, obviously this is only temporary before we continue with a new session.

Winning and losing is normal and it is temporary for everyone. It is possible to have fun at gambling, but the average person expecting to make a lot of money will really regret it.

Feeling remorseful goes hand in hand with feeling regretful, Infact, I would say that another word, or term for "regret" is "remorse", and a gambler only ends up with such a feeling after he or she encounters a loss that is kinda not planned or prepared for..

So yeah, I personally have felt remorse several times after gambling, simply out of making some losses I did not expect or plan for, and this is not a feeling that is peculiar to a person, every gambler one time or the other have felt this way, or will feel this way, it's normal  for gamblers.

Of course it is good, we are human after all. It's like debating over if a person should feel pain or regret after a close one's death. You're losing money, you feel some degree of regret and this is going to get bigger as the lost money becomes a bigger part of your net worth.

If you feel regret, don't be worried. It means that you're healthy. Just make sure this regret doesn't take over your life. You don't want to forget your responsibilities because you've voluntarily lost some money. It's important to underline the word voluntarily because regret over something inevitable like death should be different from a loss of money that you put at stake. Nobody made you do it, it was your choice, so don't cry too much about it.

If a person is having remorse after losing his bankroll in gambling then it is safe to say that he is using money that he can not afford to lose and that is a bad thing. It is possible that the money he is using is not free money but rather money that is already committed to something else such as payment for bills, budget for daily needs, etc.

To say whether the remorse is a good thing or not depends on his next action.  If the gambler decided to change his way and not spend money that is already allocated for other things, then, I can say it is a good thing but if the gambler keeps doing the same thing and feel remorse after then that is a bad thing because he keeps on using money that is not free for his gambling activities.  This will cause him problems and may put his family in an unstable financial state.

Every gambler who expects to always get lots of cash from gambling will eventually experience this feeling of remorse because his or her expectation is always high and that could lead to disappointment and remorse anytime these expectations are not meet which is the winnings on his bet. I was once that type of gambler who expects winning always in every bet that I placed and it really affected me because I totally forgot the part of losing because the loss is unavoidable.

Indeed, remorse can also be an expression of emotional distress resulting from financial losses or negative outcomes in gambling. It may indicate that the person is experiencing stress, guilt, or regret, which could be detrimental to their mental health and overall well-being. Personally, I don't like feeling remorse, so whenever I gamble, I only allocate extra money specifically for that gambling session.

It is important to note that feeling remorse alone may not be sufficient to determine the severity of a gambling problem or the need for intervention. If the remorse is persistent, accompanied by financial difficulties, strained relationships, or an inability to control gambling behavior, it may indicate the presence of a gambling addiction. In such cases, seeking professional help or support from organizations specializing in gambling addiction could be beneficial.

We all resort into feeling remorse especially if we end up gambling our funds that are used to pay our bills or buy some necessities. That is why if we are tight on budgeting, then we should never push ourselves into gambling as it will only left us regretting especially if we are losing huge funds that we can’t afford to lose. Gambling is good if we won a good amount, but it’s completely bad if we used up all our funds due to uncontrollable urge.

Once you do feel out that deep regret then for sure you would already have learnt up something basing up on what you had done.Good thing? Yes,.if you do make out some realizations on which it did give out that kind of learning on which it would really be making you more wiser and much aware on next sessions that you would make on which you would really be needing to draw a line when it comes to limitation on dealing up with gambling. Bad thing is that on the time that you would really be ignoring out such stuff and still continue and desperately push up yourself just because you are trying out to prove something on whats into your mind.
Its really a very common scenario on which you would really be having that kind of regret on the time that you do lose money. You would be mainly thinking that what if those money that had lost should be used on
other means or much more worth on where it do make out this kind of feeling that it should really be retrieve it back and this is where it do starts on chasing up losses.

^I think the presence of remorse can be seen as your initial step towards self-awareness and potential change.
However, it is important for us to take further action and implement strategies to prevent gambling from becoming a harmful and addictive behavior. The support and guidance were available within communities like Bitcointalk or any platform that has a discussion can be valuable resources in fostering discussions, sharing experiences, and providing assistance to those in need.

I still do not get the full context of the it. Care to provide more context?

If a person feels remorse after a gambling, it is not a good thing whatsoever. It could their mind trying to send them a message - they gambled irresponsibly, they lost because they chased losses or revenge gambling. It is always like the moral compass of the person.

It is a warning sign that shouldn't be ignored. Once it is that is where we start seeing the person becoming addicted to gambling. That remorseful feeling would still be there but it has already been suppressed.

The only time you'll feel remorse after gambling is if perhaps you used money that wasn't meant for gambling to place a bet or if you made a stupid decision during your session, let's say; you won up to $130 and then decided to continue the game instead of you to cash in and later ended up with nothing.

You should first realised that gambling is meant to entertain you and once that entertainment is no longer there then it means something is wrong, or perhaps you're becoming to attached to gambling and you risk yourself getting addicted to it.

I experienced this many times in the past I still experience but I tried to minimize getting affected by my gambling experience, gambling is for entertainment and should be fun, but we are all just humans we get excited, we sometimes chase our losses, and sometimes our expectations failed us, so we feel remorseful.

This is normal but the most important thing is you manage to weed out your remorse and you must not let it linger in your mind because it's harmful and causes depression in the long run.

I'm trying to understand what you said in this thread, because you didn't say in detail what you meant in this thread. however, I will speak generally. is normal, if we feel like you wrote in the title of this thread. however, there are always several factors that cause or trigger it. each case, will be different. It could be because you chose the wrong bet, or you placed the wrong bet amount. or, there are also many other causes that make us regret after gambling. in most cases, it usually happens to gamblers who are on a losing streak. therefore, after they lose the gambling session the regret comes because the money we bet is gone. especially if the money at stake, is money that comes from loans.

So, the question is, what makes you regret after gambling, do you feel that you have lost a lot of money in betting. or, you really can't gamble and then you regret it. This question is relatively complex, according to the situation you are facing. for us, it is commonplace. because psychologically, people are often provoked by their emotions and regret what they have done. after normalcy, everything is back to normal.

Expectations more than we earned, only brings us closer to been in a devastated form when our plans don't work out. Feeling remorseful after placing bets is the guilt that leads one to consider taking specific methods to gain money. It is not perilous, but if addicted gamblers feel regretfully, it is only for that moment. They would like to change their habits, but they can't because their entire thought is trapped in gambling. Betting and profit is one of the variables that leads to a desire to play more games. Gambling is never a choice, and if you're doing it for fun, there's nothing enjoyable about gambling; it doesn't even fit for pairing.

Remorse that he has gambled? It's like having that guilty thought that he should gambled because he's losing, I guess that's where the thought starts.

But when you're winning with your bets, I doubt that you'll feel any regret because you're winning and you're having more money or you're taking back your losses.

That's how it is but if there's a gambler like that and feels like that, we can't blame them if that's what he really feels.

and to avoid such emotion, spend what you can afford to lose, the amount you can tell to yourself that you won't go broke because you lost it all in gambling. most gamblers are remorseful because they are allotting such money to other needs and yet, they lost it in their gambling activities.

Pretty normal when someone feels remorse at the end of the game and that's when he has lost money and his bet. I don't think that there's a need to be alert on it or it's a good thing because you'll never feel that if you have never gambled at all.

Right, if you don't want to feel it then you should only gamble what you can afford to lose or any amount that you think your conscience won't be feeling any remorse for whether you win or lose.

That's one reason and it's a wrong thing that you allot money to gambling which should be for other purpose.

If you have lost that much, more likely you would encounter such feeling, and that is normal. What's not is to comeback playing the moment you regret, 'coz that would be frustration. As we all believed, we should onlu invest or gamble an amount we can afford losing. That's a given ideaa, but in reality most of the gamblers cannot really afforf losing any amount. Like, who would be? We all gambled with an expection of getting something bigger in return. Those who has wealth are the only ones who are just playing for fun 'coz if they lose, it won't be that much fot them. All emotions are vlid just don't sit or stand by on negative emotions.

I don't ever feel any remorse after gambling because first off, there's nothing wrong with it if you do it in moderation and your actions are affecting anyone else.  Secondly, I only gamble as a hobby, and I would compare a gambling loss to something sort of like my favorite teams losing in sports, it sucks but I knew it was a possibility but there's nothing I can do about it so I'm moving on.

You should really be like this on which you had already accepted your fate on the time that you had decided on touching or playing gambling on which losses would really be that casual or really that next in line.
You wouldnt really be having those feeling of regret is you have started on having that kind of approach on which you are already that anticipating that losses would be there. On this way then you wouldnt
really be making yourself that impulsive and making out such dumb moves or decisions just because you do find yourself that panicking because you had lost some money. This is which usually an action
made out by someone who are just new into gambling field.

Feeling of regret and whining and crying out later on is a sign that you are really just new into this field on which it is really  that important that on the time that you do gamble. Then its better
to anticipate those losses and its better that you should really meant out on having that fun and leisure.

Eh, I mean it's something similar to pity I guess so I may have felt it before. But it's a lot better than someone who just throws away money without any feelings about it though no? I mean even investors would be rather nervous throwing x amount of money somewhere (yes gambling and investment are different but it's about spending money in general).

Now that I think of it what I said about spending money without feeling anything is the one you should be afraid of. Cause it's either in one of two cases at least, one, it isn't your money so you feel nothing about spending it (red flag if you consider this is technically loans), or two, you feel like you can just take a loan if needed. In both cases well, you're addicted. Luckily, the latter means you've spent only your own money, no one around you is affected yet and loans haven't been done, so you can still fix it without being hurt by debts. Former? Not so much.

It happens only when a person have used the money that is being kept aside for the purpose of something important. When the amount is lost it gives some kind of feel. As gamblers know well that we're going to loss and only after proper understanding they get into it. When one experience it real-time it hurts for some extent and when it is a borrowed money or kept for important need then it gives some kind of guilty feeling.

This is why its never been that ideal on making use of a loan or borrowed money when playing or dealing up with gambling because high chances that you would really be losing those funds into the gambling site or further you do gamble which we know that house do always win in the end on which there's no way that we could really be able to assure that we could be able to win.On the time that you had spend out all of your funds into gambling and lose it all then this is where you would really be having that kind of regret and just like on everyone is been talking is that about learning up things in the end on of the line on where people learn that
gambling isnt just for making money but rather it would really be just that for fun. Winning money is really just that a bonus but most of people is really that taking it too far.

Accept the risks and be wary on what are the things that you would encounter, where these things would really be assuming you would be experience specially on losing money.
Once you do have that acceptance then you wouldnt really be having that kind approach towards it.

Well, thank God it's something that hasn't happened to me for many years, from when I was starting out in gambling. Luckily with time I have learned what it is all about, the underlying mathematics, and not to put false hopes in it. I use it quite rationally, betting within my means and I don't get to episodes like the one you mention.


This is a clear sign that he needs to be on his toes, as he has either been gambling longer than he should, or he has probably been losing more than he should, or probably both. If it happens only once, it may be nothing, but having that feeling three times, especially in a short period of time, should lead you to take the issue seriously as a problem and try to seek help.

Why you should felt remorse after gambling? this mean you have something wrong in your life!

If you're a person who's adopt a religion where it's not allow you to gamble, you must not gamble at all! if you still want to gamble, you need to move to other religion because this will make you not think you're broke a rule in your religion.

If you felt remorse because you're lose, you need to know most of people always lose in gambling, especially if you gamble for long time, you need to learn and accept losses.

I mean we all feel regret in the end for sure, When we lose something valuable to us something like money it would surely going to impact us in the end, no one actually likes to lose for sure it just wasn't feeling as good as winning. And we blame ourselves every time and regret doing it in the end, perfectly normal I guess what is not normal is were allowing it to get greedy and letting our emotions win betting an unreasonable amount.

When you start to bet your gamble your money on something that is valuable to you, For me it wasn't really good or bad since where are just human and we have emotions, it is just normal for us to regret something when we already lose the game.

If you do not really want to bet then you shouldn't do it after all, but I guess some people love to gamble and like the feeling of being thrilled or challenged, something like testing their luck.

Remorse for gambling or remorse for losing? because in my opinion, these are two different things, if you feel remorse for gambling it could be because of a belief that it is not allowed, so if because of that it is better to stop because conscience will continue to accuse you of being a sinner if you continue to gamble, but if the feeling of remorse because of loss is something gamblers usually experience, especially before they experience this their conscience tells them to stop, it could be because they have already made a sizable profit or also because they have crossed the line in the amount of money actually budgeted for gambling, but if every gambling result is so disturbing to your mind whether by winning or losing, it's better to stop because it can interfere with your other activities.

If you don't feel any regrets then you don't really care about your money. That is an emotion that tells your brain and body that you made a mistake which means you can make it right. Now, that will depend on you. Either stop gambling or continue on your plan, don't try chasing losses because that always doesn't end up well.
Remorse, Greed, Envy, and more, are all part of being a gambler and it makes you better in the long run. If you don't feel that kind of thing then yes, something must be wrong with you.
I feel regret a lot of times, especially in sports gambling where there will be times your instincts tell you to bet on the other side, and yet you force yourself on what you think is the better choice or from a choice of a website or other gambler. When the results come out, your first choice, the instinct, will win. You will have nothing left but just regret but it's a good learning point from there.

It should be obvious that if you are feeling some sort of remorse due to the money you are gambling away then you are doing something wrong and you know it, maybe you needed that money or that was money someone loaned to you and that is why you feel that way, so if those feelings suddenly assault you then it is time to stop and think for a moment about what you are doing, as most likely you need to organize your ideas and then decide whether you want to keep gambling or not.

I was once in this position when I gambled the money my mother gave me and hoped that it would double, but in the end it disappeared along with my savings. I felt guilty that I should have used the money for something important instead of gambling it. So maybe you feel guilty after gambling because you are betting money that you are not willing to lose. So it is better to gamble with the mindset that the money will disappear and make sure that the money you use is not too important to you.

When you feel sorry, that is a good thing. You already feel sad because you used the money to gamble, especially if he has suffered many losses. And usually, we must feel sorry when we lose but still gamble in the future. And many of us gamble because we want to recover from previous losses even though it will require more money, but it is still difficult for us to recover from those losses. The person must be vigilant; if he can be wise, he will prefer not to gamble or reduce the time he gambles so that he does not lose a lot of money.

It depends on your conscience, if the reason or position that led you to gamble is on a free and neutral state then why should you get remorse for gambling, but when you gamble and get remorseful, it's rather an indication that you left what should have been done undone, or maybe taken the wrong step, decision or not to have even been in the best position to gamble as at that time you did, let's be reminded that the purpose of gambling is for fun and friendliness, when you gamble and none of this is achieved, then try to check yourself well because something is wrong.

If you feel that way, it means you did something shouldn't have. I felt remorse before too and in my case that was exactly what happened. I was greedy, I wagered more than I shouldn't have and then I lost. I wouldn't care if I had won of course but we don't think like that when we gamble. We always think the better outcome will play. We never accept the possibility that we will come out as losers. In the end the math don't lie, the only winner in the long run is the house.

If he loses money by gambling, he will surely regret it for a short time. Be it me or anyone else, any person will regret after losing a bet and that is normal. But the person who does not come to this repentance must realize that the person is totally addicted to gambling and he is going to destroy his life. I lost gambling several times and regretted it a lot. I don't gamble much because of that regret. The reason is that my regrets hurt me a lot and I can't deal with the pain of losing money easily.

Most of the cases of such occurrence happened when the gambler looses the bet he made and maybe the money used wasn't his own, he might have thought about taking such small advantage within the shortest period of time to gamble and realize some earnings within that short period of time, well i believed some might have engaged this kind of act and scale through but i can tell that it's a rare occurrence that they end up winning.

I absolutely do not think it is a positive signal.
It is a signal that some actions have not been done in a coherent manner or according to one's expectations (likewise loss encountered or not profited as planning).
I think that when these situations occur it is also good idea to decide to take a break/stop and not bet for a while.

Rollercoasters of remorse that ripple post-wager, mate, are valuable chances to level up, to educate oneself. It ain't as cut-and-dry as "I've watched my dosh disappear into thin air, and so I'm gutted." It's a crisscrossing game of chess between the mind's machinations, the weight of your wallet, and the pillars of your persona.

That gnawing grief gnawing at your gut could very well be the whistle blower, signalling the time to rethink your footwork in this pitch of probability. Perhaps, you've tossed caution to the wind, bid farewell to your budget or launched into a punt sans the due diligence on the odds. Or, perchance, you were caught in the beautiful game's whirlwind, and now you're grappling with a rude awakening in the afterglow of the adrenaline high.

Yet, there's an angle to this remorse that can be boiled down to a simple offside between dreams and the stark gaffer of reality. If you entered the game with a victor's laurel in mind, only to stumble out with a loss, that dissonance can throw your emotional state into a tailspin.

So, what's the money shot here, folks? Channel this remorse, steer it into redefining your strategy on the gambling green or coming to the humbling realization that perhaps this isn't your cuppa.

You feels remorse if you lose entirely..
Sometimes, we come into consciousness when we noticed weren't making any profits or gain while gambling, at this point remorse may arise from you. We can call it regret, if that you went home with the little balance left in your pocket there is no way you would have entirely lose everything, and also often happened to those who are after chasing lose.

Keep trying to make a single win and ended up losing everything ever earn, that is why at any given time you strike a winning do not continue to gamble thinking another cool opportunity would come again.

But the truth is that almost all gamblers find it hard to walk out with little money in your  hand after you might have lost a lot of cash while gambling instead they will prefer to lose everything and be content with the fact that everything is gone than go home with a small portion of the cash you used in gambling because that little cash in your hands can make you feel regret of why ever going to play in the first place. But notwithstanding it is unwise to lose everything at once because they say "HE WHO FIGHTS AND RUNS AWAY, LIVES TO FIGHT ANOTHER DAY

I did. But it isn't really about gambling on a crypto site, rather gambling and staking my hard-earned money on NFT. It wasn't really a success and I didn't manage to withdraw even a cent out of my $1200. It brought me a heartache in the beginning, but eventually, I learned to accept my mistake and the shortcomings on my end such as not doing an in-depth research about it and being swayed by the hyped. Based on my experience, it wasn't really a good idea to invest out of FOMO. So, take my experience into consideration before gambling to avoid regrets and guilt later on in the future. It's much better to learn from other people's experience rather than learning it first hand because it could cost you a huge amount and it could give you a lot of stress and disappointment from your decision making skills.

The fact is, all gamblers are always positive during gambling because they felt opportunities and luck are always gotten from the last chance being their last card. Lemme take myself for instance, I have been in condition where i fund my online account and decides to place some bet although i have a target to only used about 30 percent of what i funds in the account to gamble, i ended up almost using 70 to 80 percent of what i initially fund to gamble without know that i won't still get the winning at last, I just tried to leave the remaining 20 percent to gamble for another day otherwise i would had ended up spending all at a go.

All gamblers suffered from remorse and animosity and its but natural because playing in casinos is like a roller coaster ride, you win then you lose you regain your losses then you lose everything, and it's really depressing if you win a big amount and you are being questioned and accuse of violating the terms even though you are 100% sure that you are clean.

Even the best and most experienced gamblers experienced animosity for taking risks because the risk is part of gambling, you'll be lying to yourself if you think that it's okay to lose, especially if your losses come after winning big amounts and you let it slip away.

Remorse is a feeling that accompanies something bad that you have done. Your perception of gambling is what will determine if you will be remorseful after you have gambled or not.

How you also gamble and the money you use in gambling with determine if you will be remorseful too or not.

if it is your personal money that you have allocated for gambling you would feel no remorse but if it is some money that you have planned for some other use but could not hold yourself from the temptation of using it to gamble you will definitely feel some regret.

Of course, it's human nature to be remorseful after you play, specially if you are losing more than you can afford. So it's hard to have that kind of emotion, that's why we said that we should be playing the money that we can afford to lose without any attachments and we can sleep after that and then go back to our normal lives.

But if it persists on the following days, then something might not be right for the individual. Maybe the money he lost is supposedly spend on something very important. And due to the person's addiction, he didn't think about it until it's too late and that is the sign that the individual might become a gambling addict.

The usual thing that people get is to regret their decisions. For example, if you gamble and you win, imagine if you didn't take that risk at that time for sure you'd never got the profit gains; another scenario is if you lose another regret in your side that you didn't play gambling, but once a player deposits a game for sure they fully decided to play gambling. Life is all about risk, so the same as playing a game. There's a lot of doubt and what-ifs in your decisions once you play. To answer those is, of course, you will try, no matter what happens in your game, and taking loss its sure regret on your side. But at the end of the day gambling makes people entertained so they get satisfaction people doing gambling as source of income without prior assurance of winning.

   -  If it is realized like that, it means that it will be good for him. Then we know that gambling is just good as a hobby, and if we win here it's just a bonus and don't take it too seriously and think that it will always happen.

Because if that's how we think, it's not unlikely that you will eventually develop an addiction to playing gambling for sure that if you neglect it, it can affect you and your family with bad results.

Yes, I often regretted when I started gambling for fun but then added some more money and lost more money than I had planned. But to make a general comment I don't regret that I gambled. This is due to the fact that I usually only gamble for fun with low budgets. As I mentioned, I rarely spend more than I planned when I gamble for fun and I only feel regret in such cases.
In my own way, I don't think anyone who gambles except in such exceptional circumstances should feel such remorse because gambling is a means of entertainment not a means of gain.

There was a time in my life when I fell into the trap of gambling. I lost everything, not only my money but also the money that was intended as part of starting a business with my friends. It was a long time ago, but the memory always reminds me that I lost not only money but also a friend whom I let down. Since then, I have been diligently avoiding all playgrounds, although at the first tryouts of the game, I was lucky. I understood one thing for myself: if someone is gambling, then it is better not to take risks; gambling is quite cruel, and it is necessary to be able to stop in time.

When I gamble and lose, my regret fills me with a bad feeling. And when gambling can win, it gives a lot of motivation to gamble. When gambling, one must bet with confidence in order to win the bet. When I lose I lose hope in betting and always feel that I will never bet again. But a gambler always gambles with the aim of winning and even if they lose, they have confidence in gambling. If a gambler loses his money, he is motivated to gamble because he is addicted to gambling, and he regrets that he will gamble later and win.

Regret only for gamblers who have limited money or money spent at the gambling table for other needs. Defeats and wins are only between black and white eyes. If you still feel regret when you lose at the gambling table, never gamble. The gambling table is a place to have fun, winning is luck, while losing is inevitable. When your goal is to come to a gambling place just to win, of course you will regret it when you lose.

I understand how this actually feels, I was once an addict when it comes to virtual games online and this act almost ruined me in my days in school. Back then in my third year in the university, I gambled away my whole school fees meant to clear me for my exams and I was completely devastated and it was like am already in hell and confusion was just what was all over me and I had to do the inevitable while lying to save my ass from this situation I had to lie to my uncles and aunts in other to gather the funds needed for my tuition and that marked the day of my gambling addiction because I knew if I continued this act my whole life would be ruined by this and i strickly gave myself a jurisdiction on my gambling.

This is what I am thinking, remorse or regret is only happening to those gamblers that are guilty to themselves that they've spent the money that's not for them and not for gambling.

We get to see these stories a lot of times and they'll never show that when they're feeling happy at the start of their gamble. But then, when they're losing and it's about to empty their bankrolls, that's when the remorse starts to exist for them.

That means he can feel what it feels like to lose money. If he could realize it, he would think he could use the money for something other than just gambling. If he could feel prolonged regret, maybe his mind would immediately say that he should just stop gambling instead of losing money which, if calculated, the total amount could be bigger than he imagined. But most people will not listen to his heart and think it is nonsense because later they can get victory too. Let's hope that doesn't happen to us so we don't experience too many defeats and can still control ourselves.

depending on what the person is gambling for?
I mean everyone has different goals like gambling for fun or gambling to double the money.

so, from these 2 options, you can make sure that gamblers who gamble are just for fun, of course they use money that they can afford to lose, so every time they lose or lose money, they won't regret it. but on the one hand someone who considers gambling as a place to multiply money, of course they always increase the amount of bets and will always regret after losing all their money and think about not continuing gambling. but I'm sure that kind of person will continue to gamble when he has money in his savings.

There was a time when I think about the days when I was betting $2k max as my daily gambling budget. Maybe it was not that of a big deal that time when I had the luxury to do it but yeah, I did some thinking before if I only invested or HODL those coins for the long term. But did not come to a point where I felt remorseful.

Anyways, I don't have to delve into the past since there is nothing we can do to change it. But people that felt remorse might be a good sign since they realized that they gambled beyond their means. I will never say gambling is bad since I am doing it at a young age and even up to now and I am fine with it for as long as we gamble responsibly. Gambling is just a form of entertainment just like when we are spending money to drink and party, travel, and many more. Everything is not good when overdone.

I don't see any reason on why someone would knowingly use some funds to gamble and then feel remorse later on. In most cases, remorse is felt when there is a loss after gambling and also when the funds used in gambling was originally budgeted for something important.

In lots of cases, people go out of their way to borrow funds believing in some sort of luck that they would make a profit and be able to pay back the loan. And when things doesn't go as thought out and there are losses, that's when you would then be thinking more clearly and remorse sets in.

Remorse is guilt.
The only times when I have felt remorse after gambling was the times that I gambled at the times i was supposed to be working on some important project. That is, I used the time allocated for something important to gambling and didn't get the task done as at when I said I would get it done.

The second time I felt remorse was when I gambled out of my budget. I had already set my gambling budget for the week and everything was going well. But the after experiencing a few losses, I thought let me try one last time. I would win. I used the money slated for something else to gamble. I lost again. I felt guilt and ashamed of myself.

Well I think it's normal to have that sort of feeling when you lose, thinking you could've done better, bet on the other side, or bet a smaller amount. However, I think most gamblers don't really think about it too much unless they lose a big amount of money. I do experience it sometimes, regretting my decisions but I always try to move on and not to think about it that much.

It could be either a bad thing or a good thing. It becomes a bad thing when the person cannot move on from it and keep on thinking/worrying about his losses cause it may lead to a bigger problem. On the other hand, it becomes a good thing when the person takes it positively and learns about the situation. They can use the experience to avoid being in the same situation again when it comes to gambling.

Most gamblers who regret at the end of the game are on average gamblers who want to double their money or make a living at gambling, because if they gamble just for fun they will not regret it when they lose, especially at the end of the game, gamblers who are just having fun will usually stop when they have reached own satisfaction and feel happy when playing.

But gamblers who are looking for money usually never feel satisfied when they win a little where they should stop playing but instead continue playing and eventually experience defeat, then realize at the end of the game and regret it.

One strong reason that makes them so sure is that their money will be able to multiply if they manage to win, but most people only see the victory, never once thinking that they can too and really can experience defeat. You said very true things, it's not uncommon for me to see someone willing to take out a loan just to gamble, and they have the belief that they will get a win to pay off their debt. I don't understand why they can be so sure, it's a gamble, that they can win if luck comes their way.

It is better to let them understand that they will experience that losses there's no other person that doesn't experience that win streak. People will only feel remorse or guilt if they surpass their limits. But the feeling of regret is the most painful thing and also sometimes this thing will lead into addiction because the feeling of guild will lead them to borrow more to play more.

i have never regretted gambling because in here gambling is illegal and normal, i have only once regretted using my emergency money to gamble, it made me have to suffer a sizable loss.  Gambling is an activity that should not be regretted, you have to enjoy it so that the results you get can make you satisfied, but before that, make sure the money you are using is not your only money to suppress severe losses and avoid using borrowed money to gamble.

There is no doubt that some people enjoy gambling and may not regret their decision to gamble, but it's also important to admit that gambling can have negative consequences for many individuals, even if they enjoy it. Before doing gambling you have to be aware of Addiction, Illegal Gambling, Financial Risks, and Social Impact. Making informed decisions about gambling is one of the most important aspects of approaching the game with caution. In the event that you or someone you know is experiencing an addiction to gambling, it's very important that you seek help from a professional or support group if you or they are having difficulty.

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duke

If you feel remorse or guilt, its because you are not full commited or you dont trust on that behavior, or you spend money that you dont have to spend on gambling.

And i recomend to you to avoid gambling if this feel its recurrent.

I think that one should only feel that way when they have gambled off the money they are not supposed to and if they have encountered several losses without making any wins. Other than that, gambling is something that comes along with fun, so someone who enjoys gambling should even be excited after gambling because they really did have fun, but if they had the wrong approach towards gambling, that's only when they feel remorseful about the money they have lost in gambling.

Whoever is not ready to lose money should not even venture into gambling, and whoever is already into gambling should practice self-control so that they don't get so addicted to gambling with other people's money, which they are not supposed to gamble with.

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Out of greed or due to improper understanding about gambling, people spend big money and the money that is supposed to be spent on some other purpose. At the beginning they've got misconceptions that gambling makes them rich and pours money borrowing and through other ways. When they come across the reality it hurts and they can't accept it. This is where most of the people feel guilt of getting into gambling and spending big.

It depends on the results, obviously if that person is winning how come he will end up feeling remorse? On the other hand, if the results are unfortunate, it's just common to feel sorry or regret as to who wants to experience losing in the first place.

Anyways, it's not a big deal to start with since that's human nature or should I say, just a common approach.

They can go back to gambling whenever they want but being responsible should always be the priority.

I think it's a general thing that all gamblers feel when they lose a considerable sum of money. All the "should have and could have" will start playing on your head over and over cause you felt stupid for pushing that bet when your gut feeling tells you not to anymore. It's a normal thing that doesn't just happen to people who lost money they should've spent on something more worthwhile or more important. I myself keep a dedicated bankroll for gambling sometimes and yet I still feel awful every time I tank a huge loss. It's just a normal thing basically.

Now that doesn't mean it's a good thing as well, feeling remorse after gambling basically means that you have went overboard this time which made you lose this bet, listen to this next time and never go for revenge gambling. If you can't win it that time you won't win it next time.

That person is surely losing that's why they start to feel remorse.

If they are having good luck in the process, they won't feel any damn regrets about what they are doing as money is just continuously flowing. That is just a normal feeling that if we are losing, there's a part of our mind that makes us feel regrets.

Nothing to be alerted. It's part of the experience. The key here is, how to control our behavior if we are losing. Losing is part of the gambling and shit just happened if we tend to aggressively chase those losses without thinking about what's right or wrong.

It is a normal feeling, no one feels happy when he loses money. Moreover, if someone loses a big amount of money, they not only feel remorse but to feel frustrated. That's why we don't use big money for gambling, so we don't feel remorse too much. It is because we are almost impossible to avoid losses in gambling, especially in luck-based games. I don't think feeling remorse is a serious problem, but feeling frustrated is a big matter. So, we must limit our money to use in gambling, use small money only.

Just once, I had it so terribly because it was the first ever money I earned and then I lost it on gambling and I swore off gambling for a long time after that, didn't gamble for god knows how long. When I came back, I had that in mind and I knew that gambling is a net loss and there is no winning here.

Doesn't mean that every single time you gamble you will end up with a loss, I had those crazy 100x or more returns as well, definitely was a fun feeling when I won that but even then I knew that I will not be earning anything from it and the long run I will lose at least that much as long as I kept on trying. This is why I ended up limiting my budget very well and I do not end up gambling excess amount, no need to risk anything for something I know I am going to lose.

This is one of the major reason why we are always advised to use money we can afford to lose, if a gambler refuses to set aside money that they want to use for gambler from their major money they'll only end up using everything to gamble and at the end that will result to some regrets.

From the look of things I don't think you always have regrets after gambling because spend more than you should have is the only reason you have ever felt remorse after gambling, you should always try to practice the habit of allocating some cash for gambling so that way you'll be conscious of your spendings.

There are times when we can win and lose and it all depends on luck. If you are lucky, you can win. But if you are unlucky, you will lose. We have all experienced wins and losses, regardless of the amount. And many of us feel regret and don't want to do it again but in reality, we come to the casino again and play other games in the hope that we can win and at the same time recover previous losses.

If we think we want to recover previous losses, we must realize it is difficult because it will require more money. And we also don't know when our luck will come. So instead of wanting to recover previous losses or get wins, we should just play gambling for fun.

The desire to get a win in order to recover losses will always appear in the minds of gamblers when they experience defeat and also a feeling of regret because with added emotion the desire to chase defeat always appears by itself.
Maybe playing with the aim of having fun is the right choice, but can a gambler who experiences a big loss feel pleasure without the slightest regret.
Gambling uses deposited money so if it's only with small money it might be easy to accept defeat and think of it as fun but when using large amounts of money it's no longer fun but looking for profit.

You will start to feel remorse only after you lose your money, I've not seen anyone that feels remorse before starting to gamble, unless, he feels worried about himself, thinking that the road he is about to set on can make him change for ever, if you ever feel like this it's better to stop, because the mind is a very powerful part of the body, sometimes the mind can make things happen to us.

You know yourself better than anyone, if your mind is trying to warn you about what you are planning to do, sometimes it's better to put an end to that plan.

Controlling the mind is our responsibility; we believe what we see rather than what we hear; we're sensitive whenever gambling trends emerge; and we always want to be on the safe side, because gamblers know exactly what they've signed up for the moment they place a wager with their money. One must take drastic steps to tell oneself truth, because only then one will set free from the late night sleeps and critical thinking.

Feeling guilt after gambling is uncommon unless one is on the brink of losing or has already lost. Gambling can be viewed as either good or bad from an individual's point of view; those who have made significant money from gambling always embrace it and speak of its positive aspects, whereas those who have not made any money from it stumble in their own thoughts, criticizing it harshly, and hoping for a day that they will joined in the congregation of people that spread positive points about gambling, that embrace it.

Depends on the losses. If it's a big one, yes but if not, no. Until now do you still regret it? But how much is the amount you are playing anyway? You should have lowered it according only to your capacity but if it's already small, it would be better to stay away from gambling because too much regret is not healthy anymore or maybe you can play gambling with no money involved. That could still entertain you, if you are only playing for the same purpose and not for the profit.

I don't regret nowadays on my losses even if sometimes I go overboard because I am already used to it and no, it does not mean that I am addicted to gambling already. I know my self more.

Almost every single gambler will have remorse if they have lost everything to gambling, you don't realize that you are losing everything until at the end, you see that a very small amount is remaining from your game account and then you start thinking that you should gamble this as well only with the hope that maybe you manage to win something big from it, and when that doesn't happen, that is where it starts.

You might not feel remorse if you were gambling with a limited budget that you had set only for gambling, in such a case, you won't feel that bad because you already have made up your mind that you might win but you may lose as well.

That's definitely a good decision to have a limited budget for gambling and not spend everything that you earn or have on gambling only with the hope that you might win more than what you have as we all know the house always wins in the long run, so whatever you make in gambling will eventually be lost if you don't know when to stop, and even if you stop at that moment when you've won something, you will still gamble it back later if you don't limit your gambling budget.

I don't think that there will be even a single gambler out there who doesn't feel remorse for losing something big or very important ever in their lives in gambling, it happens to everyone but some will learn from it and others will still continue gambling.

Nothing wrong with managing gambling if one sets a monthly expenditure and manages his gambling accordingly. But if the necessary money is used for gambling then only problems are created. I have seen some gamblers who spend a large part of their monthly salary on gambling and later take out loans to support their families. After gambling like this for a while, they not only lose money but also destroy the family. It is not unusual for those who lose large amounts of money to gamble to suffer from regret.

This is normal for gamblers because they don't like seeing their losses, especially if the loss is a big loss. They want to recover their losses by playing gambling again but they have to be able to lower their emotions. Otherwise, it will only trigger another defeat and they will truly regret following their ego.

But even though it is entrusted money, we should not use it for gambling even though the owner doesn't mind if we use it for gambling and instead tells us to gamble. We should gamble using our own money because if we lose, it's our money that we don't need to give back to other people.

If it has become your habit without regret when you lose a bet and lose some money, isn't that the same as you have planned a budget for gambling according to what you can afford to lose?
if that's true I think you are really not an addict but it's just that you gamble according to what you can afford to get entertainment or have fun.

but I'm sure that at least once in a while you've felt regret when you lost a small amount of gambling or maybe after getting a slightly big win but you spent it again having fun.

Its not a good thing but I think its a normal  thing  especially  if the money used for betting was sacrificed and was intended for something else, and now you've lost money and now also indebted or be seen as a debtor.
There are times when the regrets come and its mostly after a huge loss and that is why it  is always preached to use the amount of money we can afford to lose.
Greed is one major factors that gives room to regrets because at the end of the day, we loss everything from.greed and end up with regrets

It only happened to me once, after I had a very unlucky session of dices.
I lost some money which I could perfectly have used to invite my parents to eat outside or help them to buy something they asked for.

That was a moment which helped me learn that I should be more responsible and only wager amounts which would not give me remorse if I end up losing, it does not matter if that also translates into decreasing my chances of seeing an important profit during a good streak. In the end, this is supposed to be about entertainment and nothing else.

I felt bad for three days, until I realized it was not such a big deal.

When a gambler is in a game session and loses so that the decision to return the money that has been lost becomes a goal, it is difficult to control emotions because his thoughts and emotions have become one and the focus is only on winning a game.
Actually the most difficult thing about gambling is not about addiction but about controlling yourself.

Because usually there are several people who give their money to be used as betting capital with the aim of sharing the results when they win.
This happens, of course there is an agreement that if the money is lost, then they must be able to receive it.
It is better to use their own money but if there is an offer like that few people will refuse it.

Remorse is another way of saying regrets and they're associated with negative thoughts which isn't healthy for you as a gambler. You felt remorse because you did things you're not suppose to do therefore look with in yourself and stop what made you feel remorseful.

Feeling remorseful isn't a good thing, there are so many reasons why you're feeling so. It could be because gambling isn't allowed in your religion or family and you know you have disobeyed that belief therefore you're feeling ashamed of yourself.

it could be because you have used money that you weren't supposed to you for gambling and you have lost the money and now you're left with nothing but just regretting the decision you took. You don't get remorseful when you had a successful bet and won.

Your experience is an example of the classic risk-reward problem that gamblers face, a psychological battle as old as time. It's true; gambling can offer exhilarating highs, as your 100x returns illustrate. But as you've astutely observed, it's a game where the odds are stacked against the player. One of the most critical principles in gambling, as well as in broader financial and investment decisions, is the concept of "Expected Value." The Expected Value in gambling is typically negative, meaning the average outcome over the long run is a loss. That’s where your understanding and perception of this ‘game’ is scientifically grounded and appreciable. Limiting one's budget while gambling, also known as "bankroll management," is indeed a strategy practiced by many successful gamblers. Yet, it's worth reminding ourselves that gambling should be viewed as a form of entertainment rather than a reliable means of making money.

Gambling is not by force that we must do, we shouldn't engage doing what will lead to regret or great repercussions later in life because we can't just take hold of controlling our urge for gambling, everyone need to put themselves in other and remain determined not to allow gambling takes them to where they bever expected to landed at, but we must start that today with caution while gambling by knowing when to gamble and when not to and stop deceiving ourselves that we are sleeping while there's fire on the mountain, everything has time and season.

So, in this case, we must have the ability to control ourselves so that we can avoid the desire to continue the game or want to recover the losses we have experienced. And with that self-control we will not think about recovering the money we have lost but will think that it is a risk that we accept because we have been gambling. We should still be able to control ourselves well so that we don't think about things and even experience gambling addiction later. Using our own money to gamble must be accompanied by responsibility; if that money runs out on the gambling table, we will only feel disappointed. But if we use other people's money, we must return the money somehow. So the responsibility will be greater if we use other people's money to play gambling.

sometimes a gambler forgets the identity they have which causes regret in the future. I mean sometimes a gambler forgets that he should be betting only for entertainment without having to think about doubling the money or big wins which will end up being worse, namely addiction. and for gamblers who have already become addicts they will find it difficult to control themselves not to be emotional and control spending for money that must be spent.
so that those who continually lose money at gambling will always regret every money they risk.

I think we should not do things in life which we regret later no one can guarantee winning in gambling. Have to bet with your own experience and control being the biggest. Regrets will be less if you can control everything most players enjoy gambling and see it as a recreational activity. On the other hand, there are players who cannot control their urges and usually see gambling as a way to make easy money. They usually play with money they can't afford to lose, usually money that goes for something else like rent.

In every gambling, regardless of its type, everyone will definitely feel a sense of regret, especially those who experience defeat. But strangely, that wasn't enough to make them deterred and stop gambling, in fact, most of them always chased their losses in the hope of winning next time and covering their losses with a win. There are lots of typical gamblers, there are also those who gamble as entertainment with the sole purpose of wanting to relieve stress or fill their free time on holidays. This seems healthier and less emotionally draining, but I've seen very few people do something like this. Most of them are too ambitious and have the thought that they will be one of the lucky ones among the others. Again, it's about gambling, people who don't have a strong mentality will definitely spend everything on gambling capital even though they still lose in the end.

I think the both can apply here and they mean one of two things,
Your either disappointed at the choices you making in the market you chose to stake on or you've gone out of your way to take a bet that wasn't worth it.

Like, you can see those that place bets of $1000 just to get $10 as profit ($1010). Even if you win, your still filled with regrets and worst still, if you lose.  In other cases, it might be a huge lose and the win was dependable.

Like most students do in my nation. They gamble with the hope of getting there daily bread from the wins but that never happens very often and they wish to have fed with the stakes instead of trying to increase it.

When these happens, it simply means you've done something not in line with certain policies and caution should be exercised.

I do think that the feeling of 'remorse' only happens when you lost a current bet in your gambling activity.

Ask yourself this question: regardless of whether you won or lost, do you feel remorseful about your actions; or do you feel only remorse when you lost your money in the bet?

The answer to the above-mentioned statement would indicate on why you feel remorseful in the first place. I do think that it is obvious and it is human nature to feel regret after losing your bet especially if it involves a substantial amount of money. But if you also feel remorseful even if you win at the end, then that may be the sign that you should stop gambling in the first place.

I need to use Google for that word and I found that it only means to regret but your post is helpful for those who are also new to it. I wouldn't say that I regret when I play gambling and I lose all my money because in exchange of it, is that I have a good time.

If I don't play gambling, I still have my money but I am still bored. I know there are other ways to kill it but it's just gambling is the one that offers a different feeling of euphoria. I think that is because we are using our money as a fuel. We are risking it in hopes of doubling, tripling, xxxxxx... it. There are different ways to reel regret but I think I will only feel it on a thing that I refuse to try, say when there is a job opportunity.

The feelings of remorse we may feel are not really important, what matters is the reason behind that feeling, after all most of the time people only feel remorse when they are facing a situation they cannot change, so people need to wonder why they are feeling that way and what they can do to avoid this on the future, and when it comes to gambling the most common reason why gamblers feel that way is because they have gambled too much money away, as they were chasing their losses and now they are profoundly unhappy about what they did.

In order not to feel remorse, you need to have a strategy. Then you will practically not experience any feelings. You will see that the game is going according to one of the outcomes you have previously thought out. That's why I always think in advance of all combinations of what might happen. On what values of the deposit should I stop, admitting that I was wrong. Or where to stay after receiving a sufficient amount of profit.

And if the game isn't going how you thought it would, you can use a different strategy and if things change, it might be time to stop gambling and take a break. We don't need to feel sorry for playing gambling and losing a lot of money because, from the start, we already know that playing gambling can really lose a lot of money. And that's where we have to be wise in gambling to avoid losing a lot of money. We don't need to try to chase other wins like other people because it's clear that our luck will be different from other people's. And this is where we are required to always be careful in gambling.

This is a fascinating viewpoint! Gambling is a risky endeavour, thus planning is crucial. It's not just about the excitement; the strategy is just as important. But that's not the whole story. Probability and variance are essential concepts in the gambling world. No matter how well thought out a plan is, there will always be some element of random chance, or variance. That's why knowing when to stop is so important; you mentioned it. Bankroll management is the process of establishing and sticking to predetermined profit and loss boundaries while gaming.

Regarding the pursuit of others' successes, I wholeheartedly concur. You're responsible for your own luck, game plan, and strategy. After all, "comparison is the thief of joy," as the old adage puts it.

Gambling is a risk, and gamblers are willing to accept the results of their decisions on games, whether gains or loses. Feeling remorse after gambling is most likely due to emotional instability. Before wagering on games, one must be in a balanced state. I occasionally experience grief after gambling, but it is never too late to rewrite the wrong done. Some people regard gambling as a negative concept in their heads, yet they refuse to stop and instead push to gamble on additional games. This remorse feeling is only felt once a week, and it is merely a signal to the mind about the dangers of gambling and the need to take precautionary steps.

That's a good way to keep the discipline. We won't feel any of those regrets if we know we just gambled the right amount that won't affect our daily living expenses, bills, and whatever that needs to be paid. A strategy and a budget. If we want to win badly we make a strategy but it doesn't mean every gambling activity will be perfect, there will always be the mistake, and if there's a budget, there is a reason to stop. Avoid chasing the losses, this is where it all goes wrong and remorse will definitely be next to it. We spend more than how much we can afford and we feel bad after we lose it because the money used could've been set for something else and yet we gambled it thinking we can find a way to double the money and have a new fund to gamble more. Very wrong.
The amount on when to stop after losses and the amount on when to stop after profits. We should also enjoy the hard-earned risky gamble that we took. Take the stress out by being with the family for a night out or do something else that would refresh the brain.

A gambler may regret when he loses a large amount in gambling.  people regret in gambling less or more after losing a bet . But those who do more definitely lack of proper knowledge about gambling. A gambler must know some basic knowledge before getting into gambling. Nothing is guaranteed in gambling. After placing a bet there is no guarantee of winning. As a result, a gambler must come out from the idea of getting his money back on the bet until he wins.

In gambling one should spend some money that he will not regret after losing the bet. But there are many gamblers who gamble with their daily spending money. For them, regret after gambling loss is more. If a gambler conducts gambling systematically with a separate budget for gambling, he does not regret after losing rather they make plan how to win in the next bet.

This should be absolutely an alert, because if you felt remorse this means that you probably have bet something that you can't afford to lose. You should play only for fun and not for earning money, because in long terms

in the most case you'll lose everything. So, I consider it as an alert. This has happened also to me in the past and now I've said stop to the gambling.

It depends on the level of remorse imho. All gamblers feels upset after losing in the casino. Even Drake feels  upset if he lose a huge bet because that’s the normal reaction if you lose something.

The only time you need to be alert is when you feel remorse for a long time which you are upset even if you are already with your family and friends. A remorse feeling should be after gambling and go away a few moment when you are alone.

Remorse/Upset is normal when you lose. It’s not normal if you are soaking on it for a long time.

A gambler will only regret if the money spent was not for gambling but for his other needs.
Because he will only feel wasted if it is allotted for gambling, but blaming himself is another story.
So to avoid the feeling of being remorseful, use the money that you allocate for your gambling activities.
Stick to your budget and don't follow your desire of chasing losses because we all know its consequences, it won't do any good on you.
If it is according to your budget, you won't feel so much regret but just a lil bit of pity that some of your funds went for nothing.

Generally, I had some before. Who never had that? I guess none of us.

It is advisable to have a neutral feelings & decision before, during, and after betting to a match. If the player cannot have the ability to cope with losses, I think that player should stop (or be stopped) from placing bets as he do not posses enough emotional capacity towards a negative result.
If not stopped, worst case is addiction and it's other negative effects financially physically, mentally, and socially.
Gamble responsibly.

The people who feel remorse at the end of gambling are usually responsible persons who understand that gambling is a mistake especially when you are using funds you cannot afford to lose.I consider it as a good thing as it means you are reasoning cold headed now and most likely you will not come back at it because another lost session can be devastating to such person.

Persons who don't feel any remorse,like myself for example means that I can afford to lose the money I gamble and I have great self control,I can quit whenever I want and I can come back whenever I want,of course people like me do not feel any remorse except in the rare cases when we overdo things,we try to hit that big win and lose a bit more money than originally planned.

Regret will be felt by people who have spent money at gambling places that should have been allocated for other purposes. I always budget money for gambling then have fun there, no matter winning or losing after leaving the gambling establishment. I do this method to maintain a stable mood after doing routine activities, my body and mind need entertainment after being tired at work, this routine will make me more enthusiastic at work even though I often lose when gambling.

People who regret after they gamble is an indication of where they started gambling addiction. The algorithm that happens will always be the same, they will deposit to play and hope to win the big bet, then they lose and regret it in the end. This will happen over and over again, the deposit will be lost, regretted, and so on. And when they win big, they will withdraw the winnings and in no time they will think about playing again.
They gamble no longer for fun but for profit and hope that at that time they will be in a very lucky condition. But this is what actually becomes dangerous, because if they can't control them they will really become addicts.

That’s natural for those gamblers who are betting more than they can afford to lose. They will always feel deep regret once their funds have completely lost instantly without even them giving chances to win. As a gambler, once you start feeling that, it’s better to just stop gambling immediately before you used up all your funds and go home feeling so frustrated and regretting.

if someone gambles just to find entertainment, of course they will only bet according to their feelings and thoughts. different from compulsive gamblers they will not be able to stop when they have not got the win they want but they keep losing which causes regret after losing a few dollars.

so it is very important to have a mind that thinks gambling is only limited to seeking pleasure so that you can control yourself not to lose too much at gambling.

It is normal for this feelings yo come in especially when your loss is big or when you gamble with money that you are given to give to someone or money that is meant for an emergency. To keep a healthy gambling life and atmosphere,it is better than one should only gamble with money not meant for important purposes but instead only gamble with funds that you can avoid to lose. So many times in our gambling activities,we feel remorse and regrets our action because we don't know when to stop gambling,either winning or losing. The next day,you will want to chase your loss and gamble again to win it back but you will run at big loss. Regrets upon regrets and remorse upon remorse,this is what gambling is all about.

There are times that we want to win even if we can't, that's how we try to chase the winnings even if we can see that it's gonna be difficult as per the situation permits. That's why for some, they're leaning towards the thought that they're just gambling for fun.

It's easy to say this but upon going with the actual situation, you'll have hard time in dealing of what's the reality. But then, it's like a mental game as well and you have to remember what are your reasons for gambling.

When gambling there is no room for feeling and things like that. That only comes when you have lost your last euro on the gambling site and there is the realization that the entire bank balance is gone again. Then I'm pretty sure there are a lot of players who are remorseful when they're in that position, but another question would be if they learned anything from this? Often they feel like shit for a few hours, but the next day they already have another betting system ready and so we actually get a vicious circle with these players.

Honestly saying I don't gamble everyday. Gambling and sports betting are like weekend hobbies to me. So me feeling remorse it lot less possible. But yeah sometimes when I gamble too much money because I get greedy I feel remorse. I tell myself "why didn't I stop myself at that point?" etc. I think there are many gamblers around the world feeling so similar. Its so sad that gambling is very addictive hobby. You always wanna go on. Noone thinks about stopping at casinos.

Keep in mind there are two types of players when playing gambling. First, those who play with the aim as entertainment just to let go of tired after work, they play naturally and even when getting defeat is not a problem. And secondly, those who play with the aim of winning, they do anything to achieve victory including spending large capital so it is not surprising if they are disappointed or regret when at the end of the game has not yet won.
And should when they have experienced disappointment and regret makes them stop to play gambling, but what happens is the opposite they are increasingly rising to continue to play.

I could remember way back when I used my tuition fee for betting,I felt so remorse and filled with regrets when this happened. At first,it will like nothing happened but later,when I have to face the consequences of my action,I regretted it and learnt from my experience.

Chasing your loss it the major problem that can lead a gambler to use all his payroll to gamble at a spot, and this happens when you are greedy and you want to win big. Remorse and regrets will be the order of the day when one chases his loss. Self discipline can help a gambler to trim his losses and will make him not to feel remorse over a little loss.

if there is something to regret at the end of the game, of course the gambler has made a mistake. and that should be watched out for. this is not because gambling is addictive. I myself have regretted not because I played gambling, but because I spent more money on betting than what I had spent before.
now I am more aware of it by trying to consistently limit myself not to bet more than the allocation that I have previously determined. it's true what people say, if you can't control yourself, then it's better not to gamble. because it can make us lose everything.

Losing certainly feels bad. I know the feeling of losing a lot of money due to my stupidity but that has not stopped me from losing even more money in the all-too-near futures after that. Just put it out of your head and not dwell on it too much. Otherwise you start thinking you can win your loss back but end up losing more money...

Depends on what you mean by being alert...
People usually feel remorse after losing on games they really didn't wanna get involved in,.. especially when they thought it would pay off and it ended up the wrong way... Sometimes, a one-time bet could possibly earn you a couple of dollars to start with, which is even enough for the day but peeps with greed would wanna try again, hoping to continue in the same frenzy until whenever...lol, that's where the problem begins cus you stand a chance to lose everything you won,.. including some more extra bucks.... There's a grand rule in gambling; don't ever play more than what you got in budget - that should be applicable when you're winning too much, or losing too much too...

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Therefore, by setting limits, whether it's profits, playing time, or the amount of money, we won't be tempted by anything in gambling and can get out of there on time. And I agree with having bankroll management to avoid over limits and remember when to stop.

So by doing it all, we will not regret losing some money in gambling. We will enjoy gambling regardless of the outcome because our goal in playing gambling is just to have fun. And when we get the pleasure, we can stop immediately.

If we feel we can't have that thought, we must learn because it's worth doing. Especially if our goal is just to have fun and we don't want to exceed what we can't afford to lose in gambling. Later, we can avoid regret because we have lost a few dollars playing gambling so we only want to enjoy gambling as entertainment without wanting to get a win because the win is just a bonus.

If we can do that, we won't worry about losing because we've managed it so well that we only gamble with the money we can afford. If it is close to its limit, we will know it soon enough and decide to stop.

That's why I think that if you have calculated the outcomes of all the cases that can happen to you in gambling, then you have nothing to worry about. Therefore, there should be no emotions. And this is the best thing for those who come to gambling for the result, and not for emotions, which are very destructive for any player. After all, if you win, you will continue to play. And if you lose, you want to recoup.

Therefore, unfortunately gambling is very destructive for emotional personalities.

I think it's a concern if that happens on an individual considering you should know it by hand that you'll lose or win in the first place while gambling. Having a remorse is perfectly normal but if it happens all the time even if you just lose a little that might need to seek a professional. It's normal if you lose big time and it will just fade over time.

Well every gambler can relate to what you are saying and this feeling doesn't seem to ever end but the good thing is that one should have something that always relax the mind whenever he or she experience such lost and that way you won't do anything stupid in that little minutes of ever regretting you play the gamble in the first place.

Regret do always come at the end and it is something that you should really be that wary in towards your actions. Be having that realistic and sensible approach towards gambling and you shouldnt really be that thinking that it is something that would be making your rich. On the time that you would really be starting to have this kind of impression then this is where it would really be making out those desperation which causes for you to
take up such action according to that. This is why if you dont like on having those feeling of regret or remorse in the end then you should be having that realistic approach. Gambling is for fun and not on making
someone to get rich. If you are lucky then yes but most of the time on which lots of gamblers had fall down into the pit of huge losses because they do really keep on coming back and having trying to achieve
on something which is that impossible. You cant really be that optimistic when it comes to this because house do always win in the end and if you are involved on strategic games then you cant really be lucky
all the time and this is something you should put up into your mind.

This is the way it should be, but most people once they begin to win some money they refuse to stop, they think that luck is finally on their side and they prefer to keep gambling thinking they will earn a lot of money and recover from all of those losing sessions they had on the past, but once their luck runs out they begin to lose again and in their desperation they decide to keep gambling, lose a great deal of their capital in the process and then they feel remorse about what they did.

After a good winning streak, you start to think that you have understood something and now it will always be like this, but losses are an integral part of the process and you can make more mistakes in this moments on emotions. After that, when you start to analyze what happened, you understand that this could have been avoided, and at such moments, of course, there is regret about what you have done.

Remorse and regret will always be part of our emotions after a series of losing because, to be honest, that's part of our gambling journey and we can't avoid losses easily no matter what strategy we may apply because our game results mostly come out by luck. It's fine to feel regretful in the end but, but of course, we have to move forward and learn from our mistakes.
We can't lose and get stuck on the negative emotion that we feel. As much as possible, we should rest for a while as we clear our minds after having losses. We shouldn't gamble continuously after a bad gambling adventure. Resting and conditioning our minds will be an effective tactic for us to prepare ourselves for better gameplay in the future.

If there are two types of gamblers as you mentioned in this post. we can compare it, that the second type of gambler is more than the first type. yep, as we know and realize, that gambling carries risks. we are well aware, the money we bet has the potential to be lost. that means, we lose during the gambling session.
For the first type of gambler, they usually only do it in their spare time. one example, as you said. they play naturally, even when they lose it's not a problem. it's just that sometimes conditions and situations can influence the psychology of the first type of gambler to make mistakes. for example, he gambled when his emotional level was unstable and in the end he was carried away to spend his time in gambling. if lucky they will get the win, and if vice versa, they will regret that they have spent a lot of money at the gambling table.

The second type of gambler, as you describe in this post. their goal of gambling is none other than to get a win. this type, doesn't really care about enjoying his gambling session. which in the end, without good control, they have spent a lot of money. in the end, regret after suffering a big defeat. moreover, the money at stake is obtained from loan funds.
Overall, we agree with what you're saying. but from the side of human psychology, it would be very natural if someone who gambled would regret it afterwards, whatever the reason. it doesn't even rule out the possibility, the first type of gambler also often experiences things like that. So, I think this is something that most of us naturally experience.

Most gamblers make the same mistake, once they start winning a few times, they start thinking that they can manage to do that every time, without realizing that the game can always turn against them especially when there is a house edge intact all the time to make the house win in the long run. Some people even start betting with higher amounts once they get a winning streak which is the biggest mistake.

They wouldn't win as much as they will lose when they start betting with higher amounts because when they start losing, they try recovering their losses by doubling their bets and if a loss steak hits them, it clears their bankroll and waves them bye-bye after that.

I wonder what age you're then when this experience occur to you, i believe maybe by then, you're just a student and have no other sources of income than from what you receives from home, what exactly got you been so desperate to have decided on using your school fees for gambling, is through your friends influence or you've got that kind of bold and thicker heart to take such huge risk for gambling.


The aftermath always looks ugly because there's always a very high probability of loosing than winning and gambling is not a form of an investment but rather a risk to either loose or earn through betting, maybe there's this cover that always manifest on gamblers which makes them believe they will always win whenever they are about taking such high esteemed risk in gambling, once they are done, they feel remorse.

If they could realize what had happened and know that it was because of his mistake, they would surely understand that every time he played gambling, a loss would wait, and we must avoid big losses by limiting our money. But most gamblers, especially those who have often experienced loss, will not think that way because they think they will surely get lucky tomorrow, but in reality, they are not. And there are gamblers who, after losing, don't stop for a moment and contemplate their defeat but instead think they can try it tomorrow.

I agree with this.

It's a common mistake for gamblers to not acknowledge the fact that there will be times they could lose too despite the continuous winning streak they had. Even if you are very much skilled, intelligent, and strategic, there will be times that luck won't just side on your favor. Hence, if you managed to win consecutively and happen to have an amount that is enough to get you something important, then learn to stop and control your urges. Otherwise, the luckiness might turn into madness later on. Your winnings can be instantly wiped out if ever you messed up or if ever the odds won't just be in favor with you.

You have to limit yourself and build a healthy gambling habit so that you won't regret later on. Indeed, tables can turn in the very last minute, so be wary of your actions especially if it involves large sum of money.

The gambler that has learned to control themselves will have a larger number of winning sessions as they will know when to stop gambling when they are ahead, while those that let their greed take control of them will keep gambling hoping to get even more money, only to realize that the longer they gamble the more their results will begin to resemble every single other session they had on the past, and then the luck they were so proud will abandon them and their loses could reach very high levels in a relatively short amount of time.

Every human possesses adrenaline on their body system and it's natural for them to react in the body system when there is fear, excitement and panic, so I think it's normal for players react or feel bad when they lost bets, no way that can be avoided but then the way people feel it is different from others, there are some players that quench their loss in that moments the tickets is gone, they feel bad but it is within a short range while others may take hours, days or month and it also depends on the amount that was loss, you know our pocket size are not the same but people will go extreme to play what they cannot afford to lose.

Yeah I felt remorse when I was gamble to earn money, but I learn to accept losses and find the enjoyment through gambling, I never felt remorse after gambling anymore. It's all about your mindset, someone who gamble without looking to earn money will not mad or sad when if they lose. Remember, gamble isn't for everyone especially people who still earn less than their monthly needs.

But in the long run, everyone loses and the only winner is the house. Those who learned the art of self-control will not lose a lot, but will still lose regardless. They might have some advantage in terms of spending or losing, but they all lose nonetheless.

At least though, they get to enjoy their money without getting into deep in gambling. I'd take that any day as you can treat it as a hobby anyway.

Disappointments and regrets/remorse, I indeed feel those things and sometimes it happens to me. Why? Because the moment that I gamble, I'm already expecting to win and very unfortunate that it never ends like that where losses are gonna happen even if we don't like it. That is why I've practiced stopping thinking about winning and imagining it and rather thinking that I was enjoying this so it never hurts me more but less pain. It is accepted that it was hard to get lucky in gambling rather than being too unlucky that's why we often lose than bring home the jackpot prize. 

I think everyone has went to that kind of emotions when we gamble, specially regrets and that what ifs after a lose. What if we didn't gamble that money or what if we stop when we are still in the winning ways.

But I guess for the majority of gamblers, we already know that sooner or later we are going to lose everything. But we still go and take that risk and it's going to be very difficult to us once we lost that money.

It's healthy that you're adjusting your approach and expectations, as gambling is fraught with uncertainty and chance. Behavioural economics provides abundant evidence for "loss aversion," or the belief that losses hurt roughly twice as much as gains.

Feeling let down when your victories don't pan out is very normal. Changing your focus from winning to having fun in a game demonstrates maturity of character and the ability to withstand stress in the face of adversity.

While this outlook may help you feel better emotionally, it won't eliminate the financial hazards associated with gambling. Always play within your means, and if it becomes more than just a game, get some professional assistance.

Yes, that's what happened, everyone regrets every time they experience defeat in gambling, that's why you always learn from experience when you lose, not to regret, like life, if you feel like a failure, don't ever regret it, but make it a life experience so you can be more careful in taking action, for example self-control in gambling also limits gambling activities so that you don't spend all your time gambling.

Sometimes we need to divide our time with family, work and others, that's why gambling must really be able to set the time when to play and when to stop gambling, as long as we have a mindset that does not think that gambling is a job that makes you rich quick, I'm sure everything will be fine it's fine, after all I always make this adage that defeat is actually an experience for us to be able to play wiser, not a regret.

Actually, it all depends on the conditions, when you get a win then I think you won't feel the regret. And conversely, if you experience defeat, you will definitely feel regret. Learning to be able to accept consequences or risks is a good action so you are not too down to keep thinking about it. Gamble healthily where you can accept all the facts that will happen at the end of the game. I just lost at gambling but it didn't bother me psychologically at all, because before doing so I had agreed with myself that however the end result I would accept it and I risked the money that I had prepared for a loss. It all depends on each person's perspective, if someone views gambling as a way of making money then it is certain that there will be lots of negative impacts that he will feel, even stress though.

I think regret will not come if someone looks at gambling in a healthy way, where it is only for entertainment and cannot be used as a field for making money. All gamblers realize that sooner or later they will experience negative effects from gambling, but as you said even though defeat always dominates in the end they still always do it, this may be due to the impact of an expectation that is too high.

And that is when you actually feel remorse when you have managed to win a specific amount of money over your initial deposit that you could easily withdraw but you don't do it because you become greedy and want to turn that amount into something bigger, but what happens is that you lose what you've earned so far and a part of what you had deposited as well, and then you feel so bad that it is an emotion unexplainable.

That is why it is very much important to have some control over yourself when you are gambling because it takes no time for the time to turn against you and at one moment you are at the top of the house and at the second moment, the house gets over you and takes back whatever you've earned so far.

Like you I had remorse in the beginning of my gambling life but as I got better knowledge at gambling I regretted less. But yes gambling is not for everyone. I think only those who can afford to lose are worthy to gamble. Join in gambling only for income is definitely foolish because there is a combination of winning and losing in gambling. So it is better to enjoy it without expecting much. When a person forgets about earning from this I think he will be able to enjoy from it.

Then you have a problem and it's not because you feel remorse but because you gamble to earn money. It's one of the biggest mistakes gamblers do. You should play for fun, or to feel the thrill, sometimes to kill time, but saying that you're doing it as a way of earning will usually lead you to lots of regrets and attitude problems. Maybe you 're fine like you say you are, but it's possible you stopped treating it as a way to make money and that's what lies at the bottom of this change.

In my opinion, a person who feels sorry and plays again in the future, it's not because he regrets playing, but he is a person who regrets not getting a win. For those who win they will never regret it, and for those who lose they will hope for their money back and it's not regret, because something can be considered regret when someone never does something that makes them regret again.

True, not everyone can afford to lose money, and gamblers are very good people because they can do it and are prepared to lose money.  ;D
That is why if we don't have income that can cover our necessities of life, and are also not ready to lose money it is not advisable to gamble because it will make their difficulties worse.

No, since I don't gamble with my pocket money, and it has nothing to do with gambling in the end. Regardless of how confident you are or how you feel before you begin playing. The result will always be the same. The only thing I regret is not being able to force myself to withdraw and instead keep going.

There is always next time. If you gamble and is on the winning streak, you can always decide to take the winning.  Just don't be greedy and think that there will be next time to enjoy the game.  For the moment let yourself take the drive seat and do things that you wanted to do such as withdrawing your winnings in gambling.  It must be you to be followed and not your desire to continuously gamble until your fund is depleted.

Easy to say but when you are already on such condition then it would really be that hard for you to stop mid-way on which this is where most people do really fail on doing so.This is why gambling industry becomes big

because people's or gamblers behavior would really be continuing on what they are doing. There's no time about regret and hesitance on the time that you do have still money on your pocket but on the time that there's

none then this is where it starts for you to have those regrets or feeling sorry on what you have done. This is why on the time that you do gamble then you should prepare yourself
about facing up some losses and this is why you should really be that prepared and getting used to it when it comes to losses. This is why its important that you should
really be accepting about your fate that in the end of the day you would be losing those betting capital that you've been using.

Once you get the idea that you just grabbed the opportunity or chance to win, you'd be away from regrets simply because if the outcome is good, you'd probably be celebrating at the end of the day. You won't lose of you did not bite the chance. You won't win if you did not try. Either you lose or win, you've made up your decision to gamble therefore there should not be any regret. To feel sad of the bad outcome is just fine but remorse is another thing. If you ever be feeling such thing after betting, then you should stop it already; gambling isn't for you. There'll be always a tendency to lose so would you be okay feeling remorse everytime? That would be too tiring on my end.

Those that have no self-control should seriously consider to never gamble again, after all despite the self-exclusion policies of a casino there are many gamblers out there which have found a way to skip those procedures and they can start to gamble all over again, and when something like this is so easy to do then it should not surprise us to see several gamblers which cannot help themselves and they keep gambling to the point that if they do not correct their actions then the losses they will suffer one day will be massive.

Having no self-control put you in a greater risk of being a gambling addict. Though if you have no self-control, considering to stop is possible but if you had a thought of playing gambling again, a people with no self control will still play despite the promise you did for your self. Having no self control is one of the traits of an addict but it doesn't mean they are an addict right away. A massive loss is expected especially if you are really into gambling and I think it's normal given that even big gainers experienced the same thing on their gambling careers.

Let's not arrived on this kind of conclusion but rather finds more advisable alternatives to gambling addiction and get it eradicated gradually, we could actually in our own way help them through this, they needed help because they have already seems helpless for being addicted to gambling, anyone of us could be found in other areas of life aside gambling to need other's intervention on our situation in life.


This has been found effective in most of the cases being applicable to, only few returned back to their vomit at the end, there are more other means to also engage their use aside this to make them for diversion of interest to doing other things aside gambling.

What could make someone feel remorse for losing at gambling is either they lose a large amount of money that's way beyond their take or it's a money that doesn't belong to them but was just meant to be  in their custody for the time being.

Outside these factors and a gambler start feeling remorse for each loss he make by gambling then it's a good sign that he has started having a rational perspective towards his money on what he could have used such monies he had loss to gambling for something more better off .

One reason to only gamble with money you can afford to lose is to prevent regretting your actions later on. It is bad practice to use money you don't own or you  have a plan in place for how you will use money you need to reach out and use for gambling only which you may  lose it. These are the kinds of things that cause people to second-guess their actions or regret them in the long run, forgetting that no one ever advised them to get involved in activities like these that have no chance of producing beneficial outcomes and only serve to ruin people's lives.
I've had these experiences before, but they've really motivated me to cut back on my gambling because I feel that it won't improve my life in any way and will only lead to financial waste. By cutting back, I can avoid developing a gambling addiction that I may not be able to control in the long run.

Big gainers don't actually let themselves lose the whole money they have gained because they understand how gambling works. Someone who has both self-control and gambling experience can greatly benefit from their wins, I know that winning and losing are all dependent on one's luck, but how one utilizes their wins and learns from their losses is the most important thing.

Those who have experience but no self-control might win something significant at a time but they won't be able to use those winnings and they will lose it at that exact time because of greed and thinking that they will make more from it and they eventually lose it all back to the house.

It seems like everyone who plays gambling and loses money at gambling will feel remorse but they don't show it to anyone. After all, if they were playing in an online crypto casino, no one would know about it because they were probably playing in their rooms. But people who are not used to gambling will feel sorry and might think they are stupid for using their money to gamble. Different people will also have different responses and reactions so it will come back to each gambler.

Everyone has regretted after gambling, especially when they are addicted. I'm not drunk, I don't play women, but it's really bad when I play gambling. And now I really want to stop gambling, debt is everywhere because of gambling, I often lie to my family and good friends, and lastly, business has stalled a little.

Just a suggestion, it's okay to play gambling but you have to be able to control yourself so you don't get addicted to gambling. Gambling as a stress reliever and as entertainment.

In fact, there will be many impacts that will be felt by every gambler, especially those who are already addicted. They will feel remorse when they have lost everything they had and at that moment they will realize that they have gone too far to do bad things for themselves. Apart from that it would be very difficult for a gambler to be able to stop, taking a short break might be possible, but to stop completely is of course very unlikely and most of them will not be able to pass every temptation about winning that comes to mind. To be honest, I am an active gambler but not addicted, I have never made a debt decision for gambling capital because I knew that would be the beginning of the downturn in my life, namely being in debt.

It's normal that we felt remorse after gambling everytime we loss an amount. Because we cannot force ourselves in to calm mode, when we are in Lossing. And mostly we can say that what a wasteful bet hope next time we won't lose again. In the world of gambling we must know and put in our mind that we gamble what we afford to lose so that we can not feel romorse every after bet.

You're right, I think we've all experienced at some point that things like this, losing because of a bad move feels ugly, sometimes with sadness, anger, of course that turns into remorse with the desire to have a feeling of revenge, and that Sometimes you have to control it, sometimes we must humbly accept that we lose when we gamble, it is the best, since seeking revenge or chasing losses is the worst, because that turns into continuing to lose money, and that is not correct, because gambling In a casino it should be synonymous with fun, but not with pressure, stress or something that turns into a nightmare.

In order to avoid those feelings of regret setting a budget is a must, after all if you determined beforehand how much money you are willing to spend gambling and the amount that you do indeed spent is at that level or below then there is nothing to regret as everything is going according to your plan, however this can be difficult to do, especially if you have never tried using a budget before, but given enough time this will become second nature to you and those feelings will disappear.

of course with a small amount. because sometimes someone who has planned a budget for gambling but with a slightly large amount will still have a feeling of regret after losing and losing all of his budget. so this plan must always be minimized to a very small amount so as not to cause regret.
after that, don't go to gambling too often because even with a small budget but always going to gambling every day you will definitely regret it because it will count all your losses in a few days.
but at the core of all these problems the most important thing is to always learn to control yourself and be responsible for all the bets that have been determined.

Absolutely, loss is part of the game, and its acceptance safeguards us from the treacherous cycle of vengeance gambling. However, your view banks on players having the emotional wisdom for self-discipline.

Also, consider the socio-political undertones of your stand. By pushing "gambling as fun," you're aiding giant casinos that glorify gambling. For them, its a goldmine, but for others, it morphs into a compulsive demon.

Therefore, I endorse stricter oversight and public enlightenment about gambling hazards. A community-centric strategy, mixed with personal duty, is the future.

Exactly, if gambling is seen as a recreational activity instead of a get-rich-quick career, then people will have a easier time to stop themselves before they make an expensive mistake, all because their emotions got the best of them. Thats really what takes the fun out of gambling- losing all your money because you could not control yourself during a moment of extreme emotional state. But we are all only human so it is better to prepare ourselves before going into the casino in the first place.

I set up firm rules and follow them. The rules regard the amount you are comfortable losing per day and the amount of time you spend gambling. There should definitely be rules and limits, otherwise we lose control quite easily.

There will be regrets like that but in the end it's not something to regret either.
When we are already in gambling, indirectly we are also aware that all risks are responsibilities that must be faced, including defeat. So in this case we don't need to regret when we have gambled because indeed it won't be useful either, it's just that in this case there may be several factors in regret that must be done such as lack of self-control when gambling and taking all forms of actions that are not for enjoying gambling, but with emotion and hoping for this win, I think it's worth regretting, but when indeed we gamble, it's according to the portion we do and doesn't violate it, such as making continuous deposits, then indeed when our portion is fulfilled and we have fun in it, I think it's not must be regretted because we also get pleasure feedback regardless of the losses we have.

Unfortunately, most people don't take gambling as a stress reliever or as a way of getting entertained for a little while, people take gambling as a way to get a lot of money with a small amount of money they have which barely happens and then they come disappointed and might even think of trying again with more money, and that is what keeps them coming back and finally make them addicted to it.

If everyone takes gambling as a way of getting entertained or spending some time while having fun, there would be no gambling addicts and everyone would be happy, the casinos will be getting their money, and might not be as profitable as now but they can manage, and gambling addicts would be free from this curse.

Your belief in recasting gambling as mere entertainment to counter addiction is unfortunately, a reductionist view of a multifaceted issue. Addiction roots run deeper than a gambler's outlook.

Consider the neurochemistry involved. Gambling sparks a dopamine release in our brain, this 'feel-good' neurotransmitter is linked with pleasure and reward. The mere prospect of victory can ignite an adrenaline rush and dopamine surge, brewing a potent neural mix that can morph into addiction over time.

Also, the sporadic wins in gambling set a reinforcement pattern prompting compulsive gambling, overriding the initial intent. Thus, changing views about gambling can only curb some risks, not resolve addiction. Broad strategies involving public health measures, education, and improved mental health services are important

Exactly this.Every time I have gambled more than I should,money that I should not have lost,I kept depositing more and more to only feel the stress and remorse after I lost considerable amounts of money which clearly damaged me and my family.The moment I realize that this is not bringing anything good to me I changed strategy,I immediately put just 50 dollars as a maximum to play daily or weekly depending on my time and in order to extend my session game play in slot machines I kept playing with IDR so I could play a really long time with that amount and feel the pleasure of gambling not caring much if I won or lost while doing so,so in the end it all depends on the point of view and if the gambler is happy to play only small amount,kinda like not going to see a movie in weekend and gambling that money.

Hello fellow Bitcointalkers & Saheedu,

It's indeed a compelling question that taps into the core psychology of gambling. Remorse after gambling could be seen from two angles.

On one hand, feeling regret or remorse might signify a healthy consciousness about one's actions, especially if they've overstepped their set budget or time limit. This remorse might inspire them to reassess their approach to gambling, which is a positive outcome.

On the other hand, if remorse is a constant companion post-gambling, it could indicate that the individual is not gambling responsibly or perhaps is in conflict with their own values or financial situation. This would be a clear red flag and sign that they should step back and evaluate their relationship with gambling.

At Chipstars, we firmly believe in responsible gambling. It's paramount that the activity remains a form of entertainment and does not become a source of regret or financial distress. We've established various measures to promote this, such as setting betting limits, self-exclusion options, and resources for getting help with problem gambling.

All in all: Remorse can be a useful tool for self-reflection and readjustment, but if it's a frequent emotion experienced after gambling, it might be time to step back and reconsider one's approach.

Remember, at Chipstars, we want our players to enjoy the experience, and that means gambling responsibly and within their means.

If you find yourself looking for support with gambling addiction, consider visiting the following websites to get started on the path to recovery:

• http://www.gamblersanonymous.org/
• http://www.ncpgambling.org/
• http://www.gamblingtherapy.org/

This is supposed to be normal especially  when someone makes a very huge loss and maybe he wasn't ready for such losses.
I don't think  there should be a call for alarm when a person feels remorse or maybe some form of regrets after losing a money  he wasn't willing to loss and no matter how much we're  willing to lose,  when the loses come, we sometimes wish we never played that very day and if you'll agree with me that, that's the point the regrets are ready playing out.

What a person should do at this point when cases like this arises more often is have a pause from gambling and also trying g to figure out where the problem is coming from and also trying to have a budget for gambling and also trying  to see gambling as a game rather than a get rich quick scheme.

In the end, if you can't reach a balance between your expenses and your income, it's very likely that you'll end up in financial trouble. Gambling is not a fast way to make money, it should be, but most of us do the opposite. It may sound good when you have set limits on how much money you can gamble with so you won't feel guilty if you lose.

It is also always said to gamble responsibly so you don't regret what you have earned after the session is over. The risks of losing at gambling are very real, so if you're not gambling for money, you can play for fun at lower stakes.

Remorse is a common part of gambling. For those who haven't strayed too far into compulsive or problem gambling, at least. As a frequent gambler, you experience regret when you lose, when you gamble with money you cannot afford to lose, when you spend too much time at an online casino and your entire day seems to go to waste because you were idle, and when you miss out on something because of gambling. This could be something as trivial as forgetting your wedding anniversary, taking your parent to the doctor, skipping your child's game or performance in school, etc.  I've had regret over gambling twice. 2016 and 2018 follow. I made the decision to reduce it after it nearly destroyed my life.

I believe that a gambler would feel really bad and regretful if they lack self control such as when they exceed their limit of gambling budget and end up losing much more than anticipated. It's quite depressing when this realization hits imo

Moreover losing a big amount of money on gambling can lead to regret when you encounter something interesting in real life that you would like to buy, or when you come across a good service you'd like to try but lack the funds for it. If you had saved the money you spent on gambling you would have been able to afford those things. This can be truly regrettable at times. However, for me at least I accept it as it is. I don't mind much since I always put some rules for myself when it comes to gambling and I adhere to them to avoid feeling remorse later on.

It is great that you could made a recovery after it had such negative consequences on you and your loved ones, unfortunately despite the many stories like yours in which people reveal the difficulties they had to face, there are many people out there that simply do not think that something like this is ever going to them, they fail to take any precautions and then they find themselves facing the same uphill struggle that you faced, and tragically not everyone is able to get back their previous life.

Picture the aftermath of a soiree, but instead of nursing a pounding headache, you're left with a hollow wallet and a heart burdened with regrets. The sensation of forfeiting real-world experiences due to financial shackles, a byproduct of gambling downfalls, can indeed be a sobering revelation.

Your practice of setting and complying with gambling standards is laudable. It demonstrates a significant self-awareness and discipline - attributes frequently missing in gamblers entrapped by addiction. Therefore, advocating more strongly for "responsible gambling" seems fitting. Heightening awareness about the potential hazards of gambling and endorsing self-imposed rules could contribute positively to the discourse.

I believe and really believe that many of us have experienced disappointment and regret after gambling sessions. there are various factors behind it, whether it's regret for not withdrawing the winning money which in the end loses all of our balances because we are too busy playing. either because someone regrets because the money he is betting is the money he is borrowing and is actually for other needs. and many other reasons, which in the end make us regret after the betting session we did.

The point is, this experience is a common experience among gamblers. in fact, it didn't happen just once. apart from that, gamblers who have good control are also accompanied by experience. not infrequently, they get carried away according to circumstances which in the end regret their gambling.
So, like I said, this problem is a common problem and can happen to anyone, including pro gamblers. because psychologically, sometimes our conditions and emotions get disturbed where in the end we lose full control over ourselves which has an impact when we do gambling sessions.

Especially as you said, where a gambler loses big money during his betting session. the feeling of regret comes because it is actually possible that the money could be used to pay for other needs. the point is, gamble as much as we can afford to lose which is when we experience defeat, we will not get high pressure which ends in regret. make gambling fun, if you lose today, stop for a moment and be able to come back another day.

People who play gambling and lose, big or small, will feel sorry for gambling. But that doesn't make some of them stop because they think it is temporary and they can win and recover their losses tomorrow. It is the wrong decision if they decide to return to gambling another day because that also does not guarantee they can get win. And the people who manage to break out of that circle should feel good that they have finally avoided the destruction that could have happened to their lives. And you are one of those people who are still lucky to be able to leave gambling before gambling destroys you.

Yes, I have always felt that feelings a couple of times before and the most recent is in the last weekend when I staked some sports bets and won the first game and was able to cash out but instead of taking a break, I went further to gamble more letting my greed to control me and at the end, I lost a good some from the first winning.

It was a reflecting time for me and I blamed myself for not taking the break when I first made the winning.

If from the beginning gamblers can have patience and accept defeat and then only gamble with the aim of having fun then whether it's a big loss or a small loss they won't regret it because they see defeat as payment to be able to have fun.
Many other gamblers suggest gambling with money that can be received when it is lost and one of the benefits is that the gambler doesn't regret too much and thinks about returning losses because the thought of being able to recover losses will only bring even greater losses.
I'm not sure anyone can actually leave gambling without even returning because here they are within the scope of the gambling industry so it's impossible to stop so easily.

There is no point in blaming yourself for losing gambling or betting on sports, because such an outcome is just as logical as winning.

Of course, it would be good to learn to stop gambling while there is still money in your account, although it is quite difficult, but it is a very useful practice that helps to fight greed.

Besides, even if you had stopped, there is no guarantee that you wouldn't lose the money you won next time. In this case, limiting the deposit helps a lot.

Let's all agree on one thing, if you had $100 dollars to gamble with and by the end of the day you manage to flip it to over a thousand dollars...do you think any one will feel remorseful, I don't think so!

But on the other hand, if you had a 1000 dollars in your gaming account,  and blew it to zero..here anybody would feel they would have done better things with the money than gamble...but again like they say, only game with money you can afford to lose and you won't feel the remorse!!

Such repentance is often seen among gamblers. After a big win, the level of greed increases. Some can gain but most of the time there is more chance of losing. Regrets of gains and losses are always present among those who gamble. A few days ago I took a bet where I won a large amount according to my level. After won the bet I thought to take a short break but suddenly I took a small bet and lost. To pursue the loss i lost the entire amount of my big win. After that I regretted that if I had been able to take a short break I could have cashed out my winnings.

I think he is implying on a scenario that user lose in gambling to feel remorse because no one will feel upset or remorse when you are winning or not losing during your gambling. It's really absurd if someone feel that way without losing any money on his game.

But in your last example, Even if I have 1M bankroll and lose only 1K, I will still feel a little bit upset since that is still good amount of money even if I can afford to lose it due to my bankroll. The difference is I will not soak on it and just forget about it after I feel temporarily sad about it.

Some people get used to it, I mean they will get used to being lose at everything and then still gamble because they are already addicted to it, they will not feel nothing anymore because they used to it and they will do everything just to satisfy their needs and the things that they wanted. They will continue to play even though they don't have anything in their pocket.

I regret when I lose money in gambling or when I don't take enough risks on a bet that I think is good. But basically, I just gamble for some dopamine. That's why I don't mind too much when I lose. And the money I use for this job does not strain my budget. Because I'm not pushing my limits and I'm not losing control of myself. However, I still feel sad when I lose and feel regret for my wrong choices, but not too much. In short, I gamble only to increase my emotional intensity. That's why I don't regret too much and I don't get upset.

Regret would always come at the end and this is something a feeling that wont really be that able to take away for someone who do make use of their funds which is really that already outside of their limits or allocation
on which they would really be minding that they shouldnt have done that because it is really that too much or really that go beyond their limits. Well, you wouldn't really be minding these things on the time that you do gamble which is most likely the case but on the time that you wont really be having money on your pocket then this is where you would really be completely stopping. Feeling of regrets and other similar emotions would really be mainly felt on the time that you cant play anymore but on the time that you do still have funds then you would really be having that sky is the limit kind of impression or emotion which its never been that ideal
on having this kind of characteristic most of the time specially when you do gamble because it would really be giving out that negative effect.

Well, don't we already know that gambling contains risks in it. so, losing is a condition that becomes a risk and will be experienced by everyone who makes a bet and winning is where the condition of the gambler gets from his betting session. the point is, winning and losing is part of gambling. so, aren't we used to that kind of thing. in gambling, where luck or victory is an expensive price that is quite difficult for us to get in each gambling session.

Logically, if all gamblers had 80% winnings, then no one would be willing to become bookies. or we can say, every casino will suffer a big loss. for me personally, losing is a natural thing in gambling. but to avoid defeat, we can use what we have. I mean, not that we gamble to lose. therefore, we must use such means or methods. at least, that's ideally rather than blindly gambling. because I mostly bet on football, there are several ways to minimize losses. in a way, involving extensive knowledge, experience and insight. that way, we have a pretty even chance to win.

But yeah, we agree with what you said. for most cases who become gambling addicts, usually they will do everything they can just to fulfill their desire for satisfaction, even though each session ends in defeat. Some compulsive gamblers, usually don't think rationally, even when they don't have any money in their pocket, they will try to get it. in cases like this, they sometimes regret what they have spent at the gambling table. but will come back again, when they have money in their pocket. yep, I hope you, me, we are not that type of gambler.

Feeling remorse is the result but the reason can be different since the gamblers have different mindsets. Gambling is there for only fun and if you feel remorse after losing big it means something is not right with that person. Feeling regretful is ok as well, you can win or lose instantly but not guaranteed to have only winnings on gambling. I advise learning to master your mindset as a gambler who regularly plays and feels different useless emotions, IMHO.

There are people who are greedy and is not satisfied with the amount of their winnings and wanted to have more.  They got remorseful because they don't bet higher amount and thinks if only they bet more they could have won more.


If that is the case then you are wagering the fund you cannot afford to lose.  This is one reason a gambler feel remorse after losing.  They end up using the fund not allocated for their gambling activity.

It's a good advise to shape a person's mindset for his own sake. However, I don't think that our emotions are useless as they belong to one of those many things that make us human. Having different emotions and feelings in various circumstances is totally normal. We are built that way - to feel something. Now, if you don't feel anything at all, that's when it becomes scary. Because if you can't feel that you played enough or be overwhelm by your losses, you can't really decide whether to continue playing or to stop. You'll have no sense of direction. The moment emotions become bad for us is when we let it take over us and let it control our decision-making.

Emotions aren't useless. But you have to utilize it to your advantage to avoid the repercussions. Being irrational and impulsive because you feel happy or sad is what's bad. So, you must learn to control it and to make a sane and logical decision everytime to avoid having resentment or regrets later on because you got swayed by it during your bet or play.

That's the true purpose of having fun with gambling. But unfortunately, from the start, they were curious and tried to play for one or two rounds, and the next, their curiosity became high, and finally, they continued playing again the next day. The initial goal of just wanting to have fun eventually becomes pursuing victory because they are curious and never win. And after tasting defeat again, they don't think they regret what they have done but keep playing. It takes a lot of things to stay on track, such as having fun with gambling so they don't end up gambling with too much money. If not, they will only regret it after knowing how much money they have used.

And they really will not regret spending a lot of money on gambling. They will even return, and those already addicted will not think anything has changed. They just want to satisfy their desire to play gambling, so they have no regrets. It will be bad for their life, especially if they are already addicted to gambling, where they will not think about stopping but want to continue playing, and if necessary, they will borrow money to gamble.

I don't know about others, but I don't think I'll feel remorseful for betting for fun. I believe the only people who have this problem are the addicts, who even end up selling off their properties, which is something we should always try to regulate how we gamble because a lot of people have a lot of bad testimony about how they sell their assets to bet. The intriguing thing about gamblers is that they keep telling themselves they're going to win and eventually develop an addiction.

I think that every gambler feels "I could do it better" after losing any amount. It's automatic, I think we can't stop thinking about the moves we made, we can't stop analyzing.

And do we feel regret after burning the bankroll to zero (hundreds or thousands of dollars) in a short period of time? I think the answer is definitely yes, some of us simply like to win, and after losing there's that little disappointment and remorse! But definitely, that remorse doesn't last long, nor it's a big mood-destroyer if we spent just what we can afford to lose.

What he says is very wise, there are many who trust that what they have is the best, be it their strategy, playing style, everything, but sometimes the game, or any game they can give you can take away all the money if the person is carried away by impulses and adrenaline, it is difficult for things to go well through impulses, unless that person has so much money that he does not realize how much he loses, but if he applies a more reckless strategy such as the martingale, then yes You will feel that things can get out of control faster, that's why you have to know how to play, you have to know when to withdraw, generally both in the game and in the trading I learned to withdraw when I have a profit, no matter how much small be.

I start from a very stable principle, we are adult players, any Risk that we assume we must accept that anything can happen, including winning or losing, I know that we all seek to win, it is something natural, very obvious and of course that things can be given as we want as long as they are done well and with everything in order, but there is also the possibility of losing and it is something that we are very sure of, we cannot fight against a system that is made so that the house and only the house has the advantage.

As players we fight against the house advantage, we fight against the advantage and level of difficulty of the game we are playing, and this is already something very big , and it is obvious that when we play and win we must celebrate in style, because there is many people who are eaten by casinos , that is, they end up losing everything and fall into an orblem of depression , stress and everything.

This can even happen to a regular gambler that just happens to lose control for a night due to being intoxicated with alcohol or another substance, or simply by losing control of their emotions, and this should show us how important it is to always remain in control, as even a single moment of weakness can be enough to lose way more money than what you had in mind at the beginning of the session, and this can surely lead a person to be remorseful about their actions.

Yes, many will feel remorse because they have lost much money at gambling. But that doesn't stop them from returning to gambling, especially when they have money. We see that regret is only there for a while, so that they will gamble again a few days later. And those of us who have heard and read those regret stories don't need to experience them, especially if we want to be responsible gamblers. Feeling that regret and being able to make us reduce our gambling time would be better than trying to erase that regret and keep gambling because we want to recover the losses because it is much more difficult to get.

What kind of remorse? like spending that money or betting your money? If so, then I would think that it is better to think twice before betting. I am this kind of person when I lose; I do feel regret when I lose that amount, even if I do budget it for that play, because I always think that if I don't gamble it, I probably spent it on something else. But when I win, it makes me bet more, which is a sign of greediness. If you feel remorse after losing, then you should always consider that if you lose this money, are you okay with it or do you just not play on that day?

Well, it's understandable to have regrets after losing your money in gambling. Who would feel good when you lose, right? It's a human nature. But it's a feeling that is easy to accept if you're playing solely to entertain yourself. However if you're playing with an expectation to win or chasing your past losses then it's a different thing.

The reason why before we play, you have to ask yourself if you can bear the consequences if you gamble your money. As we know it's hard to win and the possibility to lose your money is high. So if a gambler is fine with it and can accept the worse case to happen then the decision is up to us.

I agree you have to control yourself in the beginning of gambling and it is foolish to spend more money in the beginning. It should be caught with a small amount which should not be regretted if lost. We love to follow others we judge what we see around us accordingly. But many times it is not possible to control myself it leads to regret. I have never felt pain and work should be taken not as a burden but as entertainment and curiosity. Then if you start immediately, everything will be fine and there will be mental peace.

The problem is that the line between interest and addiction is very thin, and the player himself is practically unable to see it in himself.  But it is very easy for those around him: his friends and family.
When I play casino or poker, I clearly tell myself in advance how much I can spend this evening. And if I lose all the pre-agreed money, then I turn off poker or roulette, and accept that today I had a bad day. It is this kind of self-control that helps to keep yourself within limits.
The main rule: you can not fall into a tilt, and increase these amounts to the campaign of the game.

I really enjoy gambling especially if the gambling game is fun such as color game where there's three box contains 6 colors and you will roll it as a dice which is really fun. This kinds of gambling games are popular in my country where you can see some people are always there as if that's where they get their source of living. I've started young with a small amount first and I find that enjoyable even playing cards with adults with just a small bet. But one time I asked for money to my mother when I was a kid just to gambling with my friends after losing a lot, then in the end I'd still lost and my mother asked me what did I bought with my money and of course I lied and I really felt bad since she said that money was supposed to used for buying foods so yeah. I've never used again other's money when it comes to my entertainment.

OP, research has proven that the average person involved in gambling, whether it's online or offline, has experienced a sense of regret, maybe various factors, I personally have felt that.

Gambling is like the shadow of a ghost, you see the closer you get to the ghost the farther it gets, the curiosity keeps coming to mind, the more you chase it, the more it disappears, that's gambling, if you keep chasing ghosts you unknowingly are already in a cemetery / grave, when you realize regret comes to mind, why am I chasing that ghost.

Conclusion: right now I am aware and I am gambling or based on my own thoughts, unlike what I said above, I always control myself to overcome regrets in the future.

It's a good point to ask ourselves what would we have done with our money if we didn't spend it on gambling or sports betting. Everybody feels remorse from time to time, but we need to think carefully about it and see if it's true or our brain just playing tricks on us. Because it's not like the alternative to gambling is sitting at home do nothing. Some nights I stayed home gambling I would have went out with friends for a beer or watch a movie. So there are opportunity costs and it's not like all the lost money would still be in my wallet if I didn't gamble. On the other side we also need to think about the times we made profits when we feel remorse. It's not like we can only get rid of the bad things of gambling and keep our profits.

It's obvious that we felt sad after losing in gambling. Who wants to lose in gambling? No one. Everyone wants to have a win in gambling and this is not possible of course. This remorse increases significantly if you have risked money which should not have been put into gambling and then you lost that money. Sometimes such acts will make your life miserable and will not be limited to regret only. Think that someone took a loan to gamble and lost the money, the remorse in this case is unimaginable. One may be killing himself after such a loss of that loaned money.

The losses will happen in gambling and if the gamblers make up their mind initially, then for sure they won't get too emotional after the losses and won't take more wrong actions.

Your findings on gambling, remorse, and opportunity cost reconciliation are striking. However, one may argue the opposite. Opportunity cost extends beyond money. It's physical, psychological, and social. Gambling instead of "going out with friends for a beer or watching a movie" meant missing out on camaraderie, shared experiences, and prospective memories.
 Second, the mind "playing tricks." Our brains try to rationalize our behaviors, but this might backfire. It may impede us from assessing our choices' harmful effects. Finally, regarding your statement on the difficulties of preserving only gambling's profitable aspects, let's not miss the possibilities for a more controlled, responsible approach. This could reduce the harmful effects while retaining the pleasure.

Why do you think drinks are free in most casinos? I have seen this first hand, people who gamble very very little, were comped with free drinks, free food, even free cigarettes if they use it, just so they can stay a little longer. That's what you must do as a casino, keep them there as long as possible so that they could continue to gamble.

If you achieve that, then eventually they will drink too much and they will end up with more loss than they want to, and you will get that money back you spent on the drinks for them. This may not work for every single person of course, some will go and drink and spend very little or maybe even win and leave. But the general population will lose all they have, maybe even more than that, casinos are known for people to lose all their wealth.

That certain feeling can only be felt by a gambler if he/she has lost to the casino big time because if it is the opposite thing, I highly doubt that remorse will be a suitable feeling as the person will certainly be overjoyed because of the huge winning. Even if we say that you didn't said anything to your wife that you will be gambling on that specific day, I don't think that your woman will totally care about the fact and will be mad to you if she will know that you got some huge winnings in your pocket.

Long time ago i felt it a lot. At the time i was reckless and didn't even understand i had a problem with gambling. That was before i had set any gambling rules and limits for myself.
And shame too after i had to tell i gambled my rent and couldn't afford it.

After i managed ask the money from my mother i stopped gambling all together. But i still loved gambling and wondered if there's anything i can do to keep it in control. So i made a set of rules to myself that i keep updating if i find something that doesn't work. When i stick to those rules i will be fine and don't have ever feel that remorse or shame of losing.

In my opinion, you only feel remorseful when you lose the bet.
It's normal to feel bad when you lose. Even if you gambled with a small amount, you will not be happy you lost it because you were not playing to lose but to win.
I don't think it's an alarming thing. You may begin to think of what you could have done with the money. The feeling doesn't last though, except you gambled with an amount you cant afford to lose.


Is that greed?
Imagine you made a bet with $20 when you had about $100 dollar you could have used for that bet, and you won the bet. I'm sure you'll feel a type of way. A feeling like you should have staked higher since you had the money to gamble with. You can also feel that way if you lose a bet a part of you told you to stake low but you refused to listen and staked high.
These feelings should be common among gamblers, or maybe its just me.

we will only feel sorry or remorse for losing or still losing, feeling sorry in my opinion is normal and it will automatically come out of us because we gamble hoping to win and make a profit.
regardless we have spent a little or a lot of money we will definitely feel sorry and remorse at some point.
Of course, in my opinion, we must be able to stay alert to our passions and control them so that we don't do things that are undesirable while carrying out gambling activities.

Whenever there is a loss we feel remorse, particularly when the amount we've spend is a needed one. Particularly we could've got some profit, even after that we keep on wagering with the plan to get some more and finally end up losing. This will really be heart breaking and our mind keeps murmuring we could've cashed out earlier, so that we could've avoided the loss. As stated we should have the understanding as well as the control while we're into gambling. When we don't have the control, it means we're on the wrong track and the act of feeling bad after gambling happens forever.

Self control and discipline is always been that necessary or something which it is really that needed not only or limited on gambling space but also in other aspect or decision making situation in life as well.
You cant really just that tolerate on spending up money on gambling and trying out to make yourself a winner because with this kind of mindset then you would definitely be making yourself that desperate on which it would really be causing that for you to lose even more. If you arent aware on what you are doing and you do make yourself that extremely greedy then you are really that putting yourself into a huge disaster later on when it comes to finances. Human beings do usually having that feeling of regret or remorse on the time that they have lost up so much money on the time or point that they are really that having that struggle.
They havent been able to think up these things mid-way, if they had just stopped and able to control it then it wont really be ending up like this.

I have seen it as well which is why I did not drink at all when I was gambling at the casino back in the day, however for every person that rejected the free drinks there were other ten that though this was their lucky day and that things were simply getting even better, only for their night to be ruined as they realized that their gambling session which have started which such promising results suddenly took a turn for the worse, and instead they lost a massive amount of money.

But many gamblers still decide to return to gambling even though they have experienced previous defeats. They only regret when they lose or at the end of the game but that doesn't make them really regret leaving gambling. Only a few truly regret not gambling anymore, knowing that gambling did not pay off well for them. It's okay if we decide to keep gambling, but we really have to control ourselves when gambling and not use a lot of money to gamble. By controlling ourselves, we can reduce the number of defeats in gambling so that we will not feel too sorry because we can limit our gambling.

The name of regret is always the last coming when everything that is sacrificed does not have the results as expected, and whose name is regret is varied in the source, whether we play unclear or too lust or others that drain your balance.
And also regret it does not mean that people who regret do not have to gamble anymore, it is a temporary feeling that we might get more and more regret not because of losing money but because of using strategies in gambling, like you already have a victory but a decent one, but you want to continue to play And that in my opinion is what makes us sorry.
For me who also has arrangements before gambling and have a limit in the use of money which is primarily only to find pleasure in gambling and have an apathetic nature towards winning or losing, sometimes feel sorry because I use the wrong strategy, and want to fix it at a later time.

Absolutely correct, if you control yourself in gambling then the feeling of regret will be less it is also a good idea to set a winning limit for gambling. This means that when a certain amount of winnings is reached, cash out and stop playing or betting. By doing this, you will walk away with a profit instead of a loss. Also to start budgeting, first understand money you are comfortable losing after winning it is better to stop for some time without getting greedy.

Feeling remorseful after gambling is been orchestrated by an event, and that's a loss when you lose in gambling when you have put in much money, it is really painful but what can you do, you just have to move on, as a gambler we believe that giving is not the right thing, you keep on trying because without being active you won't be able to win when the day comes.

It is advisable to use spare money for gambling because of the loss that may occur in the process.
Don't make gambling a habit because it might be disastrous to human mental health, we just have to give little to it not all because of the possible regret that comes with the loss. I have experienced this feeling once and from that day I advised myself never to allow such a thing to occur again, from that day till this moment have limited myself from gambling.

Well, most gamblers I've come across In my life do the direct opposite, when luck hits them and they win a substantial amount, that is when they start gambling even the more, now, they increase the betting amount hopes that winning even more money if the luck hits again, and before they probably know whats going on, they have lost everything and back to square one again..

Taking a break from gambling after winning a good amount does not mean such one will not lose when he or she comes back, but this will prevent you from playing the wrong games and betting unnecessarily out of excitement.

They do this because it's too exciting to win. They get addicted to the sensation felt when making profit from gambling, so they want more and more and it seems it's never enough, because each new pleasure they have, the next one has to be bigger and more intense, otherwise they simply get used to that and don't feel rewarded anymore on the same intensity, so they keep increasing the bet sizes to maximize the pleasure received.

Inevitably they enter a dangerous zone where huge losses become a real threat. If they don't revert the situation soon, that is, to stop risking too much money in short time intervails or single bets, they will feel the remorse once the results stop coming on their favour.

Right. the name of regret always comes too late, even regret doesn't only happen in gambling. however, because the context of our discussion is gambling, so isn't that something that normally happens to us gamblers. in fact, regret can come in any form in this life. I think that regret is a very natural part, even every regret can happen repeatedly and we are very close to it. moreover, if we associate it with gambling. for example, I have analyzed a team before conducting a betting session. in fact, we have even made predictions. but because the team that will compete is our favorite team, we often ignore the results that we have analyzed. which in the end, we regret not heeding previous predictions that were more inclined to follow emotions or feelings.

There are many cases, if we talk about regret when it comes to gambling. one example, I have told in this thread. too, as you said in this post. overall we agree. Even if we regret something related to gambling, it doesn't guarantee that we won't gamble again. Even if we have to be honest, I'm pretty sure there are lots of gamblers who often have regretful experiences in their gambling sessions. So, as long as it doesn't become a problem and doesn't harm other people, doesn't even make our lives messy, everything is fine.

What do you say reminds me of an event where I bet on the favorite team, but my analysis calculation has been rounded that my favorite team will lose easily, and in fact, I bet and lose because I chose a favorite team in gambling, rather than the results of reality The analysis that I made myself, and quickly before deciding there was a doubt that made me worry.
From the average betting behavior that I experienced in the field of sports is because regret is present because of the previous doubt, as well as my story above, why did I not follow the results of the analysis that I made and instead forced myself to bet on the favorite team, Even before the prediction was correct.
But some moments also when betting do not have doubts, my feelings are more free, even though they lose but I don't feel sorry

I don't gamble much, but I don't remember feeling "remorse" when gambling. Might be very likely I am light gambler, and I gamble just for fun. But people out there that has "remorse" after gambling, are like all other addicts. We have seen those other addicts that has remorse after doing something, but then again, starts doing the same thing when the "remorse" passes away. Of course, if the person wins, we won't be having any remorse. But if the person loses, and has remorse, then he might either stop gambling, or in worst case scenario, he might be running after the loss, causing him to lose more.

it's not all about addiction because we have to remember that there are other situations when a person bets lose and regrets, namely the gambler who seeks income from gambling. so this is not just about addiction but because gamblers who are looking for income will also always increase the amount of their bets because they will always think of bigger profits but this behavior sometimes people call gambling addicts.
from this situation the best advice is just to spend less time gambling and reducing the gambling budget to avoid regrets.

It means the gambler is losing motivation to gamble and at that, we should see it as a good sign if the gambler has been gambling heavily in the past.
But if gambling is done just for fun then it means that the gamblers may be facing such remorsefulness may also be as a result of public criticism from friends or family most especially if the player is gambling in a physical casino instead of the online casino where there is privacy.

Yes, everyone will definitely find a point where they feel regret after the end of the game, maybe if you are actively gambling, you might feel that feeling, even though playing for fun usually there is a feeling of deep regret, but unlike addict gamblers, they usually feel regret later. will catch up on the money he lost earlier and he ends up losing even more.

I'm also not an active gambler, I only actively gamble on weekends, so I'm not a gambler who is said to be an addict because I still limit the hours of playing gambling as well as the budget, because gambling is full of risks, even to win will not cover the losses we experience, that's why never gamble seriously let alone expect gambling to be a source of income, it would not be possible.

People who are truly sorry don't want to repeat it and will always try to avoid it. That's what people who gambled before but lost and finally regretted it. They will stay away from gambling and never return even though the casino always offers more attractive promotions or their friends invite them to gamble. They don't want to go back to gambling because they've had a bad experience and won't repeat the same thing. But for other people, the regret is only temporary and they will return to gambling a few days later. They didn't really feel that regret because they thought that his luck would come the next day.

Most people around me dont know i gsmble since I do it online and I don't visit any casino at any point so for that no one knows my gambling activities and if it is my betting pattern I will say I have everything on the check and I don't gamble more than I can efforts and since I gamble just for fun it then means I feel gs are not hurt that much if my bets fail to win.

Taking care of our gambling activities and setting a limit to them make us strong enough to fight any depressing situations that may come along the way.

Gambling is risky and can drain our bank accounts; I often felt remorse for my takes action, but it was only temporary, and the next day, I returned to gambling, and this time, I used everything at my disposal, disregarding the repercussions. That is completely one of the characteristics of an addict, ready to place anything valuable to raise money for gambling, but that was my previous life, and I'm a changed guy with good examples. I bet frequently, and I'm able to regulate the amount of my gambling rate; I gamble twice on weekends, and only on games that I'm confident about; if it goes according to my predictions, I enjoy; if it goes against my predictions, I lose; in any case, I liked.

You have started to change for the better because you can adjust the amount of money to gamble, which will become a barrier for you not to use more money.

It's great to reduce your gambling time and still enjoy it, even if only twice on weekends. Meanwhile, there are still many people out there who find it difficult to reduce their gambling time so that they have the opportunity to become gambling addicts.

I think this is a different case from what is in my story, the context of regret that you mentioned is true, a person will stop if he is really very sorry, but in the context of gambling which eats up a lot of money that he uses to gamble, There must be a sense, why should I gamble again, if they have already spent my money, and what he really wants is a fantastic win at his gambling, as far as I play gambling the winnings are there for sure, but people who have more wins think more impulsively.
Therefore it is important to manage yourself well, because basically it's not the gambling platform that is wrong, but the person who doesn't know when to stop.
For the last point is something can not avoid.

It's not bad to gamble but gambling above your budget is. We should know how much we can afford to lose and only gamble within our limits.
It's always good to acknowledge your mistake and do the right thing. While you knew you were spending more on gambling you still took control started saving.
Not everyone has the capability to do that. Make sure you stick to it and never fall for the money making through gambling trap again.

I totally agree with the above because the gambling platform is not wrong. We are wrong because we cannot limit our gambling time and money and want to chase winning. But that doesn't make us really regret that we have experienced defeat.

But if regret comes because we use the wrong strategy so we experience loss, it seems that it's not remorse because we have lost money in gambling. But it's still a regret because we have used the wrong strategy and experienced loss at gambling, so our money was lost at the gambling table.

Change comes from oneself so that if someone can have a change in gambling then he can be said to be a responsible gambler.
With these changes he can avoid future disasters and will have a patent limit.

When a person has other activities such as working or running a business, his time for gambling can be more limited and he can use gambling as a place to entertain himself when he is off work every weekend.
In contrast to those who can gamble every day.
I had a thought, do those who gamble all the time also have a job and do they just use their entire income to gamble?
Maybe they will really regret in the future for their gambling madness or maybe they won't.

It's not easy to leave gambling even when you lose a significantly high amount of money at once, I say that because I've seen it happening with people living around me, they've lost a lot of money, regretted doing so and didn't gamble for a few days also because they didn't have any money left to do so, but as soon as some days passed and they've got some money at hand, they started gambling again forgetting what had happened in the past.

And this is the story of every second gambler who has been gambling for quite some time, no matter what happens, if you have money and access to a gambling platform, you won't stop gambling even if you have said you won't gamble anymore because the urge is very strong and it doesn't let you leave.

Those who gamble always are working and some are not. But we also don't know if they use all their income just for gambling because that's their secret. But indeed, if he can make changes in gambling, he can be said to be a responsible gambler especially if he can limit his money to avoid big losses.

Regret may exist in every gambler who loses, but some are truly sorry and don't return to gambling and some keep returning. It would be better if, after they regretted it, they could avoid gambling and use their spare time to do other things.

Maybe we have also experienced something like that where after we have lost all the money, we don't gamble for a few days until we have money again. And once we have the money, we intend to gamble again and want to recover our previous losses. So the regret they express when they experience loss is only temporary because, after a few days, they will still return to gambling and play gambling again. This means they haven't really regretted having lost at gambling and keep returning to gambling.

Regular gamblers don't regret losing gambling. Regular gamblers have become a bad habit and don't feel bad about losing. And those who lose when they are new to gambling have a lot of regret and some people.  There are those who vow never to lose money by gambling again. Similarly, there are those who lose gambling and start gambling again to recover the lost money.




People who gamble regularly most of the time can't gamble because they are completely addicted to gambling. Gambling is a bad addiction I think but I don't like gambling very much. Gambling is a bane of my life. I have lost a lot of money by gambling.  For which I try to stay away from gambling. I now regret the money I lost by gambling.

a natural feeling that almost all of us have felt in the world of gambling and I think you have felt this feeling too.
maybe some people think this is the beginning of someone's addiction but not for me. because that feeling of regret will be felt by all of us as gamblers even if it only loses $ 1 it's just that regret has different levels.
I mean when a person who gambles then loses any amount he will keep coming back when he has the money because he only thinks about the previous losses. so this is about poor self-control.

One thing sure or certain is that, any body who is gambling solely to make money in the process will always probably over bet and also will regret on every loss,  for those who arent really very much concerned about winning money, this ones are going to be betting only what they can afford to lose and maybe hardly regret it when the money is lost, simply because, he or she wasn't alll that serious about winning in the initial stage..

So regretting or not regretting all boils down to what one desires from gambling, that is what their expectations was during placing the bet.

Everything you said might be right except for the part that regular gamblers don't feel remorse. It is a dopamine thing and dopamine is usually considered to be the pleasure hormone, which already implies that losing should not foster dopamine production and release in a normal person and even in a person that is fighting an addiction. It also is dependent on what remorse exactly means. A slight sadness when somebody lost money is normal and should also be the state of mind because nobody should be after losing. But addicts also often undervalue the consequence of losses and overvalue the consequence of winnings, which is also triggered by chemicals in their brain. When they lose five times in a row they are still looking forward to this one win after losing so many teams even if it doesn't fully make up for what was lost.

Feeling guilt after a loss is merely a fleeting feeling that passes through our minds and lasts only an hour or day,  we all have experiencedthat phase. However, distinct acts were undertaken in the pursuit of substantial odds. Losing causes a gambler to feel heartbreak for that particular moment; it may take all day, but they will return to gambling when they discover another game. While winning just boosts a gambler's morale and confidence; I remembered my colleague beating his chest and going in for another game slip when his predictions turned out to be appropriate.

Well, so we experienced something similar, and it seems like it could have happened over and over again, right. I'm pretty sure, that we often feel regret after activities in gambling. another example, when we are in a bad mood, we often force a gambling session which in the end we lose in a short time, regardless of the type of game. then, we regret for not heeding feelings that are not in a good condition. not infrequently, we say things that are inappropriate when in that situation. another example, as you said and I will quote, is "doubt".

When we doubt, if you believe, the feedback that will radiate in doubt usually has a negative impact. in this context, gambling. be it in a sports betting session, or any other type of casino gaming. Doubt, usually has stopped us one step ahead.
Well, back to our theme, which is regret. So, I think regret is a common expression, especially if we associate it with betting. there are many factors that make us regret it, but the fact is we still gamble. it's just that, there are many misperceptions of the expression regret.maybe if the case is bigger, or we regret that we have lost property in gambling, that's new, someone no longer enjoys gambling as a means of entertainment. however, they are more addicted and want big winnings in each gambling session.

Yes, I have experienced feelings like that before because after experiencing defeat after loss from playing gambling, it makes me regret that I have played gambling. But in the past, regret was just a feeling because a few days later, I returned to gambling at a different casino. But now I'm not like that because now I consider gambling entertainment and nothing more so I can gamble whenever I want and stop whenever I want. Maybe it really takes effort to think of gambling as entertainment because I also experienced it first.

Yes, it's true that it's a fleeting feeling, but besides that, emotional control is also needed, because if emotions peak, it's clear that regretting losing at gambling, he will try to make money again, even if he has to borrow it from a loan shark to play again, then regretting losing at gambling will not never been good especially in the end he will play gambling again to make up for his defeat.

Emotional control when gambling is an important key so that gamblers don't become addicts, because people who often regret when they experience mistakes or defeats in gambling, on average, often try to catch up with their losses as well as make amends for their mistakes. Gambling is not just about making money, so understand that gambling has risks. which we must accept gracefully.

Changing our thought process is always a challenge as this is something we do automatically, and if you do not make an effort to change you will eventually go back to your previous habits, however it can be done by those that are decided to make a change as they understand that if they keep behaving in this way then sooner or later dire consequences could come their way, and while gambling can be an extremely nice hobby, for a person that is out of control gambling can be a terrible obsession as the losses can accumulate at an impressive speed.

Many gamblers feel this remorse when they lose money but most of them are so addicted that they soon after this happens they forget about it and they already start thinking about the next session where they think they will win it big.People who are continuously in this loop are the people in most risk when it comes to extreme gambling addiction,they are not at all aware what is happening towards them and these are the persons which are most difficult to acknowledge that they are addicted in the first place.These people are almost always those that end up badly as they keep increasing their bet every upcoming session,the true winners are those who after feeling remorse think carefully before planning the next move.

Remorse is a strong word to use in this situation. I personally have felt sadness after losing some bets, but this is natural behaviour when losing at anything. It's compounded by the fact that you started with a certain amount of money, which is hard to attain, and then ended without it. I've never gambled big enough amounts to feel that sad, but understand that some people have so little self control that they bet far higher amounts than they should - or greed gets them carried away, thinking they can beat inevitable mathematical odds and variance over time. For that it is hard to have sympathy.

Sometimes, you feel more remorse when you have already managed to win a significantly high amount but then you lose it all back to the house only out of greed, that moment feels too bad when you see it all gone when you had a lot of it a moment ago, and this usually happens when you start thinking that you can get even more if you use the amount you've won but what happens is that you lose everything back to the house and then regret doing that.

I don't know about others but I personally feel more bad losing normally than losing what I have won along with my own money because I could literally have way more money than I had when I started gambling but it didn't happen only because of my own greediness, it hits really hard.

If indeed it is or is something normal , we are not going to get well if we have lost some money, even if it is 1 dollar that we lose and something that we do not like, because 1 dollar can be useful even if it is to buy something to Drink and enjoy it , then when you lose in the game it is obvious that we Must feel bad, or with a lot of remorse, but the best thing is to see it like me , every time I go to play in the casino, I deposit 10 usd, sometimes less, and that money is that I have the will to lose , that is, I have it for my pure enjoyment, I see it as an investment for my fun, if I lose it, it doesn't hurt me because in my mind I tell myself that this is the price I must pay to enjoy a good game. That's the idea.

It's like paying for a Service, nothing more , it's just that it's possible that those 10 usd or less if I make a lucky move and I can earn more than what I have, it's something Spectacular for me Because mostly a person is very excited about your Deposit money to multiply it , this is something that Should never be done , because the blow is Hard.

Most likely, remorse is the consequences of upbringing, if, perhaps, in adolescence, parents told us that it was bad, then it is quite possible that there will be such feelings. But I agree that basically after the loss there is a feeling of disappointment from the fact that the bet is lost, nothing more. Especially if the bet was low enough, I mean regarding the game deposit, then this will not have a big financial impact and the disappointment will be insignificant.

I agree with you, and I must say that gambling above one's budget is the riskiest thing and one should avoid it at any cost. The ones who get addicted to gambling will gamble without any limits and they lose almost everything with such a low-level habit. One should also be careful to not gamble when his/her mind is in a bad state because in those times people often want to have gratification in the form of winning and unfortunately they forget about the limits. It's always better and secure to gamble only when you are in good modes and your mind is in a happy state, and also to stick to the limits in order to not lose everything in a sitting.

I don't think that there's any gambler that hasn't for one time felt remorseful after gambling in the history of the game of gambling. Though most of these gamblers will still have to go back to gambling immediately the pains of losing is reduced especially the gambling addicts.
It is believed that there's a level one will get to in gambling and wouldn't be feeling too bad when they lose because they know that losing is also part of the game

When I was new to Bitcoin there were a few times where I lost my entire balance due to Martingale strategy. When you first start out and you go several minutes without losing it feels amazing. It feels like a perfect strategy until you hit a losing streak and everything is gone. When you are acting greedy you tend to ignore reason and don't think about how severe your losses can be. I don't make such foolish mistakes anymore but occasionally I'll mess up by doing something like betting 50,000 sats instead of 5,000 and it can ruin your mood for a while if the bet doesn't turn out in your favor.

As a gambler, there's every tendency that we already passed through horrible events. Gambling is capable of generating both gains and losses. I've moved beyond the point where I felt remorse for my gambling practices, always yearning for a better tomorrow. Feeling apologetic after substantial losses is merely a sensation at the time, but doing something completely different will also keep those thoughts away, and one may even forget that he made losses earlier from the system. Losing is part of the game; the moment we engage in gambling activities, we accept the appropriate terms and conditions. 

And not many gamblers can change their mindset to be able to change their gambling habits because gambling can make them forget and feel comfortable while gambling. That is why many people still find it hard to leave gambling forever or reduce their activities in gambling. They regret it but that doesn't mean they will reduce their gambling activities. Maybe they will gamble more often. And if people make gambling their hobby, they must quickly realize that it will only get them into a lot of trouble and one of them is gambling addiction. If they are already experiencing gambling addiction, it will be difficult to get out and even if they regret it, they will still return to gambling because their thoughts are only to want to gamble.

Messing up with the zeros happens to everyone, you are not the only one who messes up. When you are winning the excitement and the adrenaline makes you believe that the next bet will also be in your favor. If it goes on for some time you would feel that today is your day and like a fool, you will make the big mistake of going all in. That's when you lose and then the frustration kicks in with the belief that another deposit will counter your loss. Until you realize that it is gambling and you were only playing for fun.

To be totally honest, I think no matter how deep one gets into gambling and how far one goes in making gambling a habit of their life, one would still feel bad when one loses because that's a natural feeling, a human feels regret when they lose money because of themselves and they feel happy when they win something because of their own self, so no matter if you are new to gambling or an old school, you will always feel bad for your losses.

Some people might say that those who gamble for fun won't feel bad when they lose money but that's also not true because even if you are gambling only for fun, you won't like losing because that simply means that you are not going to have fun anymore, fun in gambling is to keep gambling and when you lose, you can't keep doing that.

Yes, I know what you mean, the only thing is that many like casinos, others like to smoke, others like alcohol and others like drugs, of all the drugs that I would never recommend doing or trying are because that is seeing how a human being is lost, I think that it is the most rotten thing that exists that a human being becomes nothing, I know that some drugs are used for medicine, others to cure, but to a degree under optional judgment made by a doctor, however, since there are many forms of "fun", I believe that all of them in excess are bad.

Whoever drinks alcohol will bring Problems to his life if he doesn't control it , because it can take him to a very ugly critical point Those who like to smoke know that they are killing themselves, I think it goes without saying much , but in a casino No , a casino can give fun and money at the same time, but if you don't relax and take things well, everything It can get out of control, that's why you Always have to be 18 years or older for these Games , because you are under the full Responsibility of the Person.

I have seen how in some families they quit because of alcohol , and I have seen how a person's smoking makes his family suffer a lot because he dies of lung cancer or something like that, so everything under an eighth scheme is what else should be done, when we are 18 years old , we know what we are doing , we know what we are going for , there is nothing to do but do things right to guarantee a good Old Age..

It's impossible if someone doesn't regret in the gambling game because no matter how much money a gambler has when they experience a big loss, there must be regret that they will feel.
No matter how great a gambler is, they cannot really accept every loss that occurs.
As a gambler, I also have an understanding and awareness that defeat must occur and have become the most dominant part of gambling, but when I lose because of my own mistakes, a feeling of regret arises by itself and cannot be avoided.

not as you think. indeed everyone who gambles just for fun doesn't want to lose or definitely wants to win but the feeling of regret when losing here is different from gamblers who don't have self-control because to gamble for fun they have good self-control by committing to a predetermined budget set it with a small amount that you can afford to lose.
In contrast to gamblers who have no control over their own bets, they will gamble more often to chase losses without planning a budget to use so that when they lose they will regret what they have bet on gambling.

with this, we can conclude that the definition of regret differs between gamblers having fun and gamblers who seek victory as income. :)

It's true, as you said, regretting losing at gambling is something that every gambler can experience. Regardless of how much they lost, the regrets would still linger. It's okay to regret losing, but what must be avoided is the impact of these losses, especially if they lose in large numbers.

Most of us gamble for money, in fact it is very rare that we find a gambler gambling for fun. But as long as we are responsible for whatever is the consequence of gambling, then the bad effects will likely be minimized.

Almost all people feel a sense of regret after losing and it is quite normal because we lose some of our money. The main thing is that the feeling of regret should not turn into an obsession to try to win back the lost money as in most cases such ideas lead to even greater losses. As I have said many times to protect yourself from losing money that is needed for other purposes is very important to learn to limit your budget for gambling and play only on the money that is not sorry to lose.

Obviously, I would feel a little bad after losing a considerable sum but never have I felt remorse after playing. I personally don’t see gambling as anything bad or anything to be ashamed about if you play responsibly so I wouldn’t feel remorseful about it.

Regarding your question, if someone plays and feels remorseful at the end of the game, then it’s best you quit playing as you most likely haven’t got the heart to play and perhaps still in conflict worth yourself about gambling in general.

We often encounter regret for losing money while gambling, and maybe the guilt often disturbs our minds. But I think as long as we have self-awareness to be more vigilant when gambling is better and can prevent us from getting out of control. Talking about self-control, of course, this is a very important point that all gamblers must have because by having this foothold we can be more calm and not too hasty to blame the circumstances that have occurred.

Gambling is not merely a game of winning or losing; it involves betting one's money. Many gamblers deeply regret their losses after gambling and squandering their funds. Often, these individuals find themselves in dire financial circumstances, yet remain ensnared by their gambling addiction.

However, it all comes back to the individual, their approach to gambling, and the mindset they adopt. Never risk your last possessions, as the resulting regrets can have dire consequences, jeopardizing one's mental well-being.

I don't understand what do you mean about staking one's money? staking is referred to locking a money in someone else site or pools to earn interest, actually it's a way to grow your portfolio without need to do anything.

People who try gamble first time with his money will felt remorse when they're losing, but if they try to gamble with faucet or worthless casino coin, he will not felt remorse because they've learn before.

In gambling activities, defeat is certain, victory is a hope. Many cases have been experienced by gamblers who often suffer defeats rather than wins. Even though most of them regretted having spent money that could have been used for other purposes, this did not stop them from continuing to gamble.
Heartache is only limited to disappointment due to having just experienced defeat, but that feeling of disappointment or whatever will soon disappear when you have enough money to return to gambling. Losing and winning are part of the game, there's nothing to regret when you're losing because it's an unavoidable law of a game.

Apart from the money involved that could make gamblers feel remorse or regret, I think for a gambler why you should feel that way is when you didn't follow your instinct and you bet contrary to what you want to bet maybe a friend caused you to change your mind in the middle of betting what is from your mind and at the end, it happened that you would have won the bet if you had followed your instinct and analysis.

You can also feel remorse when you have almost won the bet in few minutes there is a turn of event against your bet like if a good was scored against you in dying minutes of the game.

You can also feel that way if you eventually won the bet but you staked with very low amount, so you would be wishing you added more funds to your bet that would have increased your winning prize. On the other hand too, vice versa, you can feel that way if you took higher risk and lost the game.

I think majority of bettors regret when they have cash out to pick up but because have greed, they leave it in expectation of a bigger potential win but to no avail, they lose everything at the end when the cash out is gone and the bet is lost also. Many bettors have this remorse certainly  ;D

Feeling disappointed because you lost a bet is common, and of course the average gambler has experienced it. I, you and every other gambler have experienced it but each with a different amount to lose. Of course I don't mind the loss, it's a consequence and shouldn't dwell on it for too long. It's true that winning and losing are part of the game, but when they can't control their emotions, of course there will be many problems due to defeat.

Set a budget limit for gambling so that when you lose you are not too disappointed. You would be fine if you gambled for fun, but not many gamblers gamble for fun including myself and many others.

That's a good point actually. Gambling when you are in a positive mood is more beneficial than when you are not.
I remember gambling when I was kind of angry because of losing and then I started chasing the losses in anger and emptied my gambling account.
There's no point in gambling like this and should be avoided at all times.

Thus, there's winning and losing because it involves money.

This is true and the reality that everyone is being set. We do know that whenever we gamble, the anticipation of winning and losing is there and mostly, we think that we're about to lose. By then, we try our best to recover our losses but that's how where our emotions are being played with by the situation. In the end, we feel bad of how we lose and why we didn't take the money when we're able.

Its hard to behave against our instincts because of others' opinions only to learn we were right. Thats bitter medicine. Like missing a winning goal. Gambling's worst sensation is losing a guaranteed win in the last moments. It's like seeing the finish line and tripping before crossing it. Disappointment can be severe. When we win low and regret not being bolder, we're happy. When we lose significant bets, we feel terrible. Bigger wins are tempting. Its like passing up a larger piece of cake even when you're full. But occasionally that decision leads to losing everything, leaving terrible regret. Indeed, betting blurs greed and ambition.

An excess of anything is bad. As the great Paracelsus once said, the dosage is what makes the poison. A person could die from drinking too much water or eating too much food. We are all responsible for our own discipline and knowing our own limitations. We cannot simply say "alcohol is at fault or gambling or some other bad habit is at fault" when the truth is that we ourselves are at fault.

And sure, drinking any amount of alcohol or smoking any amount of cigarettes can be considered to be bad for your health but we need to weigh the bad over the good. And if you know your limits and can indulge in a bad habit without losing control then I say go ahead and have fun. Nobody cares if they live to 100 or only 90 anyway.

I enjoyed reading your post because there is a lot of truth to it, but it falls short of relevant research findings. To say that an alcoholic is to blame for drinking alcohol or a smoker is to blame for smoking or, for the matter of this thread, a gambler is to blame for gabling is an incomplete shortcut for the truth. People with exposure to any of these negative things during their childhood are differently programmed in their brains than people growing up under normal and wholesome conditions. The issue is that it might take them too much time to understand that their disposition to exaggerate any of those bad habits does actually exist within them. They find out once they are already in a problematic situation. But that is when society judges them and they feel shame to look for help and consult doctors. As much as many think that they are the only ones to blame, i also think that it is time for society to acknowledge that some have a harder time than others to get back control over themselves and that stigma can be as bad as the addiction itself because stigma keeps the addiction alive as people decide against medical treatment.

The guy is talking as if he was force to come play, it actually involved staking of money but nobody put a gun at your neck to stake the money, the better is willing to take a risk because he knows there is chance of winning and there is also a chance of losing, there is nothing to be complaining about if indeed the player is a calculative risk taker and as bettor, if you know your ways, your winning will be more than what you staked because there is no way to gamble without any loss but with a good skill in strategies, money will be made no matter what.



Guilt will only come when the player have so much interest in using that money and the player used it to stake, this where the guilt comes in because when the ticket fail, anger and how to recover the money start to ring on the head and gamblers that often end in this situation become gambling addictions.

Regret for a detrimental action is a human attitude so it cannot be said that one should not regret their loss.
Usually the impact of losses is chasing wins to be able to return the amount of money that has been lost and this is a gambler's biggest mistake.

Well, it all depends on each other's goals and as long as there are still limitations or controls that can be controlled, then any risk can be minimized.

But in reality regret will actually be an incentive for a gambler to have a higher option of being able to win games or bets.
Awareness and calm thinking must be possessed by all gamblers so that they don't act wrongly which could actually make the condition even worse.

You're right, so I agree on that.
If a gambler plans to chase losses to make up for previous losses, then he will soon become a problem gambler. Indeed, there is an intention to return losses, but when this intention is carried out continuously, they will realize that the amount of loss will be far greater than the profit they get.

The average bad gambler is one who fails to be a responsible gambler. They are not responsible for losses, but only want wins. Gambling losses should be considered normal and can never be 100% avoided even if you have a strategy. So always be responsible for anything that will be the result of gambling.

Chasing your losses is one of the fastest ways to lose your money not only in gambling but in almost any other activity, after all something similar happens as well when people trade and they lose several times in a row, they simply cannot accept this is happening to them and they cannot stand seeing their account being on the red and then decide to disregard their trading strategy completely and chase their losses, and that is when massive losses can be amassed by traders or investors.

Feeling remorse comes after you lose, not before you gamble ;D every gamblers always believe that they will win and they lost money only to end in depression and regrets, there are certain rules to gambling that every gamblers must take very serious.

1. Gamblers must stay away from taking loans or borrowing money for gambling purposes, it makes no sense and you are not even conform to gamble because you have no source of income.

2. Gamblers must stick to a certain amount of percentage for gambling when they feel like gambling, if you are making some money from your job, take a small part of the money to gamble, you are a man, you have a home, you have your life responsibility, gamble as a responsible man.

Even if you lost money you will feel alright still, because you don't use what you can't afford to lose, as a gambler you need to be in a safe position first and that's money management.

a gambler is too ambitious and self-confident which causes a person to be triggered by dopamine in the brain that always thinks about winning after depositing funds again into gambling to chase losses. bad thinking like this is influenced by too much self-confidence as I said.

so it will be very important that every gambler has responsibility for all things that are done in gambling even if he loses he must stop immediately and clearly know when to stop betting.

Yes it's true every gambler regrets at some point after gambling. Because gambling has wins and losses that is why gamblers mind can be affected. However, regular bettors may regret their losses after gambling and can easily adjust to it. Because they know that winning and losing is part of gambling. I think this happens to all gamblers and will happen as well . However, it is more common in some gamblers and many are able to keep it under control. However, those who lose large bets and try to recover the bet quickly are more likely to regret it.

That is what happens to many people who gamble. At first, they feel confident and say that today is their lucky day, so let's gamble. But after playing a few games, they lose more and more, so they regret it. That's common, but that doesn't deter them or rest for a while after losing. They even returned to play and wanted revenge for their loss yesterday. And they indeed lost money, but they are still okay even though they were sorry. We don't have to do that, and if we regret it, we should try to reduce our gambling to avoid bigger losses.

It is the reality of gambling and it takes time for them to understand the reality. People try to stay positive, beyond some point automatically they'll loss the patience. This is where they loss control and increase the bet Value to recover what is being lost. Some find lucky whereas the majority end up losing everything in the wallet. This is where the person think, we should have stopped earlier so that the loss could've got limited. When we think we don't have anything to loss. Thinking at the right time will make gambling enjoying and don't get into guil.

The awareness of a gambler will usually disappear when they have the desire to chase victory because calm can no longer be felt and only ambition and emotions are in their minds so that when everything is gone with a larger amount they can only be aware of the swelling of losses until finally only regret feel more deeply.
Becoming a responsible gambler is not as easy as we imagine because there are many obstacles that must be passed such as controlling emotions and finances, whereas when gamblers see that there are decent opportunities they will forget about limits and self-control.

I often feel remorseful for my actions in gambling, but I'm left with nothing than to gambler, either record losses or profits, that's my decision to decide. Gambling is a simple game to learn but a challenging one to master. I've been there, and I know exactly how it appears and feels to become a profitable market gambler. We all have aspirations to accomplish, whether within or outside of the system, but we should be delighted for the opportunity to do our best, and our luck ought to sparkle for us. We make decisions, and we are held accountable for the repercussions of those actions.

Even though they felt remorse, they still continued and came back the next day. That kind of gambler won't learn any lesson, even after losing the budget that was intended for others and thinking again about gambling after losing it. For sure, this kind of behavior is already indicative of an addiction to gambling, and if this happens, the gambler can't control himself no matter what. If we feel regret for sure, our natural reaction to that is to play less gambling and save our money but it was opposite to others.

But unfortunately, not many gamblers want to think about what they have experienced gambling because most of them just want to continue playing gambling. Losing control of gambling can happen at any time, so they need to continue to take care of themselves to stay in control. And if they try to recover what was lost in gambling, we fear it won't be easy, but we'll just have another loss. And people who can win from gambling are indeed lucky people, and they should be able to be grateful for whatever amount of money they get because other people only suffer losses from gambling. If they win and can quit, it would be better for them as they can avoid the losses that could come after the next round.

That's what happened to many people, and I also experienced it ;D

But the difference is that I don't immediately return the next day but a few days or weeks later so that my mind feels refreshed and I don't think about the previous defeat. I did that so I don't remember my last defeat and not think about how much money I lost at the gambling table. And we should indeed gamble less and save money to appreciate better the money we earn for work.

There may be an additional factor why a person cannot stop gambling, it comes when he becomes very greedy to get more profits, the average of the people who have the nature of the gambler you are talking about are those who are too greedy not to chase defeat before, until in the end he had a losing streak and the money he won before became a big reason for the regret he felt, and the stupidity he did was a gambler who always made the same mistake in his gambling.

That is a good decision, you can manage your gambling soul, so you don't care about the losses that have occurred and maybe if you think about it it will become a bundle of regrets and make you want to get it back in the future with a different gambling moment.

maybe everyone has experienced such a problem and maybe I have too. but at least we have good control, not like addicts when we lose and regret it the next day, come again and regret it again and so on. different from when we regret it we need time to get rid of the disappointed thought of losing a few dollars to gamble.
and I understand that this kind of behavior comes naturally because we gamble, of course, just for fun like playing video games and when we lose a small amount we will come back even if it is a few weeks after the regret.

It is that therein lies the secret, in knowing how to bet and knowing how to bet and how much to bet I have learned that when one plays in a casino at least he does it with little money and if I see that I win With that little money I stay still, and then I I'll play another day, but why? because it is the only way to be profitable, I don't see any other way to be, and although profitability in a casino does not exist, only for its owner, a player must have enough Intelligence to know how to play, he must see the casino and the games as a business, in which he has little profit, but it is the profit, however small, that is a profit, and a profit is much better than a loss.

Maybe my way of thinking doesn't match the way other players do, but until now it prevents a lot of money from being spent unnecessarily, it's a lethal weapon against addiction and above all it's a way to control emotions, of course this guy The strategy is very personal and for me it is the best, especially when you do not have a large balance of money to place bets, if my money runs out, then I simply assume my loss.

I know that there are many more strategies, some players like to bet hard from the beginning, some win, others lose everything at once, but that already depends on the style of each player, my style is a little more conservative.

A person who enters a casino with funds at hand and comes out with empty hands will definitely have remorse and they can't help it because losing is not fun, even if you are gambling just for fun, you will still have remorse for losing whatever you have lost in gambling because you didn't want your session to end if you were having fun and fun in gambling is in winning but not in losing, those who gamble for fun are also afraid of losses.

So it's definitely common to feel bad for losing a bet because these bets make a difference when combined and you will eventually lose your bankroll if you keep losing, so it's better if you remorse on time and stop gambling further at that right moment.

Indeed mate. This type of mindset should not be shared throughout the new sprouts who are about to begin their journey in the gambling industry because it will just point them to a wrong direction. Instead, what happened the other day is already in the past and so it is time to move on but do bring with you the experience you have because that will be your weapon to be wiser in the next phase. Remember, a loss is a loss and so does the win, it cannot be brought back and we should just deal what we have in the present.

Something that happens naturally to most gamblers, especially those who experience big losses. regret is a normal thing, it's not even rare that we keep coming back again. experiences like these, are a common problem for us gamblers. so, I think regret is not something that makes us broken. except, if a gambler spends a lot of money and even his property. if so, the feeling of regret that occurs to them is different as I said. but again, there is no guarantee that they will stop gambling completely.

Well, we agree, even for gamblers who do it just for the sake of pleasure, they will never be separated from the feeling of regret, whatever the case that makes regret come. the point is as I said in a previous post, that regret or guilt is something that is very close to our lives, including if we associate it with gambling. so, isn't this something commonplace. in essence, the most important thing to know or remember by someone who will start his gambling session, be it a beginner or a pro. they/we must be well aware that the money we will bet has the potential to be lost. thus, the regret will not have such a big impact on us.

Regrets always happen in gambling every time we lose. But despite this, they still continue to gamble and probably lose more. I would say that gamblers won't easily get change even though they will lose millions because it was not just because they are wanting to get their losses back but because they felt happiness from doing this. That is why some people just got drunk when they lose as a sort of regret as they wanted to forget what happen to them and enjoy life rather than thinking about it.

The fact that many have died through car accidents have not stopped people from buying and driving cars.
Plane crashes and all passengers on board get burnt to ashes, that has not stopped people from traveling by air..
Many went to bed very healthy, slept off and didn't wake up the next morning, that is, they died whole asleep, that has not stopped people from going to bed to sleep.

Look, it is a natural thing in man to take risks, risks are of different types, and every thing we do in life has a small or big amount of it, you are either risking your money or risking your life, or both.

Coming to gambling, risking money is almost nothing for many who understand that life is a risk, for you know not what will happen  to you in minute of hour, so for me, I don't always regret losing money, except like I said in my previous comment, its money I never intended gambling with, but one thing leading to another made me to gamble with the money and I lose it, that only when I feel bad, but then, I don't let that mode last too long.

Do what you think is proper with your own money. Wow, man, you have some serious self-control. Few people carry that kind of firearm. Let's give this a new spin. What if you approached each wager not as a profit or loss but as a chance to increase your knowledge? You can get insight into the game from every decision you make, whether you win or lose. That's an idea, right? Your strategy may have some merit, but it also has the potential to severely restrict your advancement. Therein lays the conflict. It's a catch-22, to put it another way. You don't want to fail, but you hope to achieve tremendous success. Perhaps a compromise can be reached?

Yes, sometimes a person becomes greedy, wanting more profits even though he already had the previous profits. He didn't remember how hard it was to win from gambling, and when he could win, he'd better just quit. But what happened was that he became even more eager to continue gambling and tried to get another win. This is what made him finally experience a painful defeat. It has happened to many people, so we must try to prevent it from happening to us.

If we only regret but don't do something, we may never really regret it, especially if it is a loss in gambling. We will want to come back the next day to avenge our defeat and try to recover from our losses the previous day. If we have experienced loss and regret, we should immediately get out of gambling and rest for a few days to reflect on our actions. And if necessary, we can fix ourselves first before we decide to gamble again.

Generally, people who play only for fun don't really feel that much bad or have a feeling of remorse when they lose a few dollars because they think they've spent it on the game just like how people spend money to buy skins, clothes, and a lot of other things in video games, it does feel a bit bad though, I know, but the feeling is totally different when you are an addicted gambler and you are gambling only to earn some money through it.

When you are gambling only for fun, winning does increase the fun and joy in your session but when you lose, you don't regret that much, but when you are gambling with the sole purpose of earning money and getting profits, those losses hit harder and you feel too much bad for every single loss.

Bad feelings doesn't only apply to addicts I think, but also to people who afford their living with gambling. When you take the poker players as an example, jetting from one event to the next, I can imagine that they must be feeling quite bad when they enter a severe losing streak and see their buy ins not generating any income in return. They are used to having lucky streaks as well, but when it hits them hard and they can't make it into the money for an extended period of time, I am sure frustration can overcome them as well.

Many people unfortunately do not have that kind of mindset, instead they are keeping track of the number of times they have lost, and when the losses are too many then they simply cannot take it anymore and try to recover what they have lost, and that is when massive losses can be incurred as once a person is in that state they will not accept any other outcome than to beat the casino, and since we know casinos have an edge over us then it is very unlikely for such a person to reach the happy ending the are looking for.

We, as human beings, never like to lose, that's like anyone who tells you that they like to see things go wrong in their life, it's obvious that nobody likes things to go wrong, and if they can find a way that It will go well, it will do it, in games of chance, casinos, and sports betting, when they play and lose, it affects many people a lot, it lowers their self-esteem and it usually hits them a lot, that's why one should always control the emcopines and not bet the rest.

If you have a budget only for the casinos, you must take into account that this money is willing to lose, you cannot make illusions with that money, because the emotional shock can be very strong, that is why it is recommended whenever you go play that the money that is put in the casino is totally willing to lose it.

Big losses will then be the next, for sure, but that kind of emotion is a sign of addiction, which is why it is better to keep away if you start to notice it and ask for some help from your family. I really don't know why we get a mental block when we are in this kind of situation where we lose but still continue playing, thinking that we will win back, but the truth is that it is impossible.

We have losses and profits; the problem is that these outcomes are not predictable, and in certain circumstances, we encounter difficult times and challenges in the system. Revenge is one of the most deeply flawed and destructive mindsets a gambler may possess; seeking vengeance for your losses in a gambling race is a completely inappropriate roadway to pursue. We are humans, and it hurts to see one's hard-earned money drained by the system. Furthermore, when you decide to wager, you already agree to face any conceivable consequences on your games, be they tremendous losses or enormous profits.

Such addicts will only be in that circle without being able to get out of that circle. He needed something to break the circle so he could get out of his gambling addiction. But it will not be easy because an addict will want to return to gambling even though he has lost and regrets it.

So we should be luckier to get out of gambling even though we already regret it and keep returning to gambling after a few days or weeks. It doesn't matter because we are not gambling addicts and can still control ourselves and know that gambling is for fun only.

Its not easy to break free from compulsive gambling. Its possible to relapse even if you're determined not to. Its like trying to dispel a shadow with a floodlight; no matter how bright you make it, it keeps creeping back.

A change in point of view is exactly what is required. Gambling should be viewed as fun rather than a means to an end (earning money). Like going to the movies, you pay for the entertainment value rather than the potential profit. Enjoy the humorous side, but know when to quit.

Addicts may need to experiment with new forms of risk-taking and reward-seeking to break their cycles of addiction. Some constructive options for this are playing sports or making investments. And try to be gentle with them; everybody's going through something.

We as human beings never like to lose, that's like anyone who tells you they like to see things go wrong in their life, obviously no one likes things to go wrong, and if they can find the way to make it so. Well, it will, in games of chance, casinos, and sports betting, when they play and lose, it affects a lot of people, it lowers their self-esteem and it usually hits them a lot, that's why one should always control their emotions and not bet the rest.

If you have a budget only for casinos, you must take into account that this money is willing to lose, you cannot delude yourself with that money, because the emotional shock can be very strong, that is why it is always recommended that you go to play. that the money that is put in the casino is totally willing to lose it.

My ways of betting are very methodical, but they are safe because they will not become an addiction, it is also a way of knowing that there is discipline that supports any movement, so I consider that my method is not bad and you can copy it, because I would be very happy if a person can be helped by what I do.

Self-sufficiency and living 'off the grid' is an inspirational and terrifying concept. However, in today's interconnected world, the viability of such a lifestyle remains debatable. Should wealth be the only criterion by which we judge poverty? Maybe not. It would be just as stupid to ignore its significance altogether. The need to exchange money is universal, even in more remote locations. The typical farmer does not have the financial means to acquire healthcare, advanced technology, or advanced education. This creates inconsistency in how we conceptualize life in the country. We admire its barebones freedom and autonomy, but we also know full well the challenges and restrictions that come with it. Keeping things in perspective is, thus, crucial

We never get satisfied as well as doesn't want to lose. If we were satisfied then surely majority of the users never want to feel sad gambling. Because, majority of the gamblers make good profit and further the greed only makes them lose everything. Even today I had such a feeling, because I had doubled the capital and I didn't stopped. What happens further, lost everything in just four rolls which shows that gambling is all about limiting ourselves on profit as well as on lose.

Disgusting gambling sessions happen every month on my end, there are many bad days that I have tried to turn the other way around but failed to do so. That is because of the greed that I should learn how to control, otherwise, modern capitalism forces us to think gambling money is easy money. That feeling should be ignored during game sessions to save our emotions and hard-earned money. Learning from the mistakes of other gamblers helps in such situations, losing is just a part of the game.

Generally, regret is commonplace for gamblers. whether it's gamblers who do it for fun, especially for gamblers who always hope to get a win in every gambling session, especially for compulsive gamblers. Psychologically, the feeling includes many things. when we do a gambling session, where our emotions will be involved in it. whether it's when we win, or experience defeat especially those who have lost in a row. regret, is a normal even very close in our lives. it's just that each case is different.

We agree, that people who play just for fun don't really feel bad or have any remorse for gambling especially when they just spent a few dollars. in this case, it didn't matter if they lost in the end. but in different cases, even though we play for fun and when big wins come. sometimes, we get so caught up in the game that in the end the money we get before returns to the dealer. then, the regret also came even though it didn't have a big impact on the gambler. on other points, we totally agree. So overall, I agree with what you're saying.

I agree if we want to last longer in gambling while still having sanity, we need to limit ourselves.  After all self-control is the pill against gambling addiction.  Anyway, I also experience the same thing, initially winning but ending up losing my bankroll.  It happened recently, I deposited around $30 in a casino, and I made it grow to $200+, sadly greed hits me and wanting to win more so I raise my wagering bet which ends up in faster bankroll depletion.  Although my gambling session that day ends up losing my bankroll, I didn't feel any regret even though I lost that $200+ which should have been a pure profit if I withdraw since I always consider my session as a lost, it will only be a bonus if I happen to withdraw a larger amount.  With this kind of thinking, I gamble with less pressure and frustration.

Everyone has to learn, including learning to let go of compulsive gambling to stop the habit of gambling. If you are too deep into gambling, it might be even more difficult because you have to change your mindset by realizing that gambling does not give good results for us. Surely there must be a desire from within to want to change, get rid of the gambling habit that has existed for years, and start building new habits.

When we feel regret after playing gambling, it means we still want to stop gambling, but if it is not accompanied by action, it will be difficult to stop and will only come back with more money. Maybe when gambling addicts take a break, we can try to get them to do something so that their minds on gambling will be distracted so that at that time, we can invite them to think about what impact gambling has on them with a gentle approach that might open his mind to accept suggestions from us so they can decide to stop gambling.

but once you got deep into gambling you will completely accept that your faith relies on luck and this is the reason why they stick into it.
and another thing that it is easy said that done mate, leaving being a compulsive gambler is not that easy task .
wanting to stop is always there , but the feeling of easy money will keep gamblers stays as they always believe in luck that will made them stay even its making their life miserable .

Indeed. Players shouldn't gamble excessively to avoid being addicted in gambling. One must know his limitations to prevent any troubles that may arise with lack of discipline such as problems in financial matters and the likes. Limitation and boundaries are important to be established because it is one of the armors of a gambler from being intoxicated and dependent in bad gambling habits. If one is irresponsible, then losses are expected to happen.

It's just saddening that people are being greedy and keep on forgetting about the consequences of gambling. Just like what happened to you, it was an unfortunate scenario but could totally be prevented if only you knew better from the start. Really do hope that you learned your lesson well and have more winnings in your future plays and bets.

Have you forgotten that the security system in government and law enforcement also has a team that is truly skilled in hacking, so no matter how sophisticated the technology used by the criminals, it doesn't take long for them to be identified or tracked.
So far, almost every country has a hacker team to help with all activities related to software, making it difficult for them to get away with crimes committed in the crypto and gambling industries.

 This situation normally occurs when people make the wrong decisions that makes them lose a huge amount of money, that's why it advisable for people to gamble with their spare cash and also not gamble out of emotions, because sometimes being in a  bad state of mind can force people to make choices that they'll regret later, in the world of gambling no game is 100% sure so no matter how well a  punter says they've taken their time to study the particular strategies they used in predicting most games they forecast online, do not be too quick to rush into staking very high because you might leave to regret and start putting blames on yourself which in return can cause overthinking or make one feel depressed.
 But also there are  two ways to gambling because you could either regret not taking a risk to stake on a game if the outcome is positive and also if it's negative that is why some people prefer to tag gambling as a game of luck because it's not easy to determine the outcome of an event that's yet to occur, however it all falls back to being careful and gamble wisely so as not lose much funds that would make you be very remorseful, because a wrong choice is capable of ruining one's mental health for life.

However except for the big cases in which a lot of money is stolen governments cannot take care of each criminal case, the average scammer gets very little from each one of their crimes and while they must be stopped it is obvious governments are not going to spend a lot of time in a case in which less than 1k was stolen, so this allows those hackers and scammers to thrive as they know that as long as they stay under the radar then nothing is going to happen to them.

For those type of amounts even in third world countries nowadays the government or government agencies that are there to deal with security and cyber security won't care that much unless if they are pressed by the victim,which would provide them with enough evidence of what happened to him so they will at least open an official investigation although no recovery will ever take place in most cases.

Hackers know this very well as those who operate in upscale like hack and steal a lot of funds like that guy with Atomic wallet it will be difficult for them to evade detection of such huge amounts when he would want to get those money.

You will regret when you loss big or you have used the money that was made for an important purpose for gambling. However,sometimes we get carried away by our emotions and can't stop when we need to.

This is why we need to gamble with the funds that we can afford to lose and set a time limit for our gambling activities. I have placed several games with a reasonable amount of money and I regretted why I did that. As a gambler that gambles often,regrets must always be there for us.

Regret do always come at the end and there's no way that it would really be experienced from the start,therefore it means that you should really be sensible on whatever actions you would really be making and if you dont
like to have that kind of bad experience or unfortunate thing to happen on your life then you should really be careful on whatever decisions you would really be making or else you would really be having that huge regret in the end of the line when things tends to happen just because of the bad decision you would make. Regret is always at the end and if you dont like to have those regrets or remorse then always accept on the things
that could possibly happen specially on gambling which losing money is inevitable. This is why its important that on the time that you do engage with gambling then you should really be wary about those
losing probabilities or chances on which it would really be making you that regret because you do make yourself that irresponsible towards your actions.

That is the effect if we get too deep into gambling. We will probably still depend on luck, and we cannot deny it. But if they can regret what they did gambling, they have a chance to stop gambling. But sadly, many people don't do it and instead keep on gambling. This is where it is difficult to stop gambling even though we already regret it.

The desire to stay is what keeps most gamblers in the game. They still have hope that one day they can win a lot from gambling. But it's hard to come true because it takes luck and stuff so we can win a lot. And it's better not to try to play gambling more often to avoid gambling addiction that will arise.

Yes, for sure. Because actually, gambling is at risk of experiencing addiction to gambling. Meanwhile, it will be very difficult to recover when someone is already addicted to gambling, in fact many people have lost their assets and also their families because they are already addicted to gambling, without any desire to change and do treatment for gambling addiction.
Avoiding gambling addicts is something that must be done, so just gamble naturally, make sure we can control ourselves in gambling, not gambling that controls us. Because after all, gambling is very risky, maybe this is fun but on the one hand it is also risky if we cannot control and manage ourselves. After all, basically, we hope to gain from gambling, not lose, right?

If this feeling is getting to the player, then there are two main reasons:

1. He is losing more money than he should: It is completely normal to feel bad after realizing that he lost more money than he should and that it could have been used for something important and was "wasted" in gambling.

2. The game is not bringing the satisfaction the player expected:
Even if the gambler did not spend a lot of money, he probably expected that placing a bet would bring him much more pleasure than what he actually got. Either because the game wasn't what he expected or because the game ended too quickly.

For the first case, there is not much to do, you need to have more self-control.
For the second case, the player needs to better research the games before betting, get to know other sites, make smaller or free bets to get to know the games better before betting more frequently on them.

It is way easier to stop something from happening than to deal with the consequences once it did, anyone that gambles must always have on the back of their minds that they could experience some kind of gambling issues, and once they see some of those signs to appear then they need to look for help immediately as it is way easier to overcome those issues the earlier you try to treat them, otherwise the battle to beat your addiction will only get progressively harder the longer you let it take root on yourself.

At some point we have all suffered the bitter taste of defeat, even more so when a lot of money is bet and everything is lost, I think that is the worst, however we must see something, if we bet in moderation, that is to say little money and enjoy the Game, things change, but even better, if we have money to lose, things look different, why? because there is no pressure, we can lose that, because we are going to imagine that we are paying for a fun service, like going anywhere to receive a special service, like going to a McDonald's or going anywhere, if we take it that way I think many cases of addiction would end.

What happens is that many people fall into addiction because they enter with a lot of greed, and sometimes things do not turn out as they imagine, and obviously when that is the case, things turn out the other way around, and that frustrates, so people take a challenging attitude, that if they lose, they bet twice because they must win and recover what was lost, and that is where they play badly, that should not be the case, you have to be calm, patient, if you lost and have money, well find a way to play without pressure, let alone recover, because that is where the problem lies.

A person who has or knows that or may have the urge to spend all their money and that things will get out of hand, because they have to make a protection plan, allocating only a part of their money to be spent, and who can withstand losses without losing capital, I think that is the main thing.

Maybe you mean it is better to prevent than cure. Because it will be difficult to treat the problem when someone has been controlled by their own desires, and it is less likely for them to recover from addiction. In fact it is very difficult for someone who has experienced addiction to get out of that zone, their mind always justifies and convinces themselves that they will be able to get a win even though it is still uncertain and what is certain is that defeat will always dominate every time they do it. The self-control factor will not mean anything to them and you are right that one of the things that can help them is the people closest to them to remind or teach a lesson from other people's adversity so that they are not too deep to pursue their passions.

Some people recognize the early signs of gambling addiction and they have prepared anticipatory steps to reduce gambling or stop gambling, but some people with serious addiction are very difficult to overcome even though there are various ways to get out of compulsive gambling addiction, I have reviewed the recovery method of gambling rehabilitation and the main points you must make a decision to get out of the addiction problem because recovery takes a long time and he must focus on the commitment to leave gambling addiction.

There's presence of much work to handle. Gamblers never become contented; they're always looking for more than they currently have, always going for the bigger jackpots. Feeling remorse for gambling just persists for a day or an hour; the next day, you'll find yourself gambling without reluctance. We must all devise some disciplinary measures or concepts to guide us in order to lower our loss rate. Gambling is unquestionably not the best way to generate revenue for oneself. Aside from gaming, there are various other activities that can provide more consistent revenue.

In my opinion, this is a sign of a chronic addict because they always feel dissatisfied, not with the wins they have achieved, but because they are constantly chasing defeats because they don't accept losing constantly and this must be treated immediately because they will continue to receive fatigue because of the ambition that keeps them playing.
and there will be no regrets for them, unless everything is used up and there is nothing left and even then only for a moment and after having the money they will gamble again.
and it is important for ourselves to recognize if we have signs of addiction and recognize it immediately, to improve our game and realize that gambling is just for fun with limited capital and hope for luck.
and throw away the notion that gambling is a place to multiply money, because gambling is a place to have fun and enjoy games such as going to a bar or karaoke which only requires sufficient capital.
and gamblers also need other income from work or other activities, as this will limit your gambling because you have a job or life that is more important to your life, and can only gamble when you have free time or on weekends to gamble. And by gambling like this they will be fine and always think gambling is just for fun after being stressed with work or other important activities.

Greed, ambition and also the thought of wanting to get rich quickly are natural things and are often experienced by anyone.
When gamblers have such desires and thoughts, their steps in gambling will fall apart, making it easier to fall into the pit of destruction.
Regret because gambling only lasts for one day or one hour is a mistake but apart from regret they have high confidence that they can get a jackpot or big win whereas to be able to have big wins gamblers also need luck, not just belief.

such beliefs will only make one's life ruined in gambling and it is the same as expecting something big from gambling while the gambling industry is built to earn income not to provide income to customer. this critical mindset is very sad for those who believe or believe that they will get a big win and end up regret it after losing all their valuables.

I not sure if everyone regret just a day or two because someone who has a healthy mindset after regret a mistake at gambling he will not come back and stay away from gambling.

If someone is like that, that's a normal thing for a gambler to experience. Regrets are always at the end of the action that we do and if it's with gambling, whenever we lose a little or a lot of money, we're there to just admit the mistake and then will call it a regret and will think of something better. It doesn't matter how long has been one able to regret his actions, be it one or two days after he has gambled as long as it's the end of his gambling activity then that should be still enough to say as a regret because it's at the end of it.

It's banar and that's why I myself always advise others to have better thoughts or beliefs so that don't make mistakes every time are in the gambling industry to play or bet.
Even so, there are still many gamblers who don't want to hear good advice and advice because they already have ambitions that are beyond the limits, plus when they see some lucky people getting the jackpot, they are increasingly convinced that they can get the same win.

But I still believe when they lose more valuable things and lose all that they have due to mistakes in gambling, they will feel regret.

No one in this world can say that he is satisfied with what he has. In that case a gambler is unlikely to be satisfied in any way. The more he gets, he will try to get more and even if he loses, he will try again to win from there. It cannot be denied that there is no remorse among gamblers. A gambler regrets and he is encouraged to gamble again. This is how a gambler's gambling life is conducted. I think regret in gambling is also a part of gambling. But if we are able to practice responsible gambling then we can get rid of this situation to some extent.

But if he doesn't have a sense of satisfaction, he will be trapped by his own desires, which are difficult to realize, especially when it's about gambling, where winning and losing is part of it. The more he tried, the more he could lose, so if he didn't have that satisfaction, he would only suffer from his defeat. It is better if the gambler can reflect on what he has gotten from gambling and see that he cannot chase victory. And by trying to be responsible for what he has done, a gambler might start reducing his gambling activities so he doesn't get many more losses.

While feeling regret once we have lost more money than what we wanted during a particular session is a good sign, it is important that actions are taken based on that regret, as there are a lot of people out there which regret what they did but when presented with the opportunity they do the very same thing they regret anyway, and in that case regret is useless, gamblers need to use those feelings so something like that never happens to them again, otherwise it is pointless to feel that way.

we always get that feeling of regret when we have lost a particular game,but that does not guarantee a stop to it,theoment you are used to gambling,that is to say that as long as you have turned an addict to gambling, whether you have that feeling of regret or not,you will still go again gambling because it is already in your blood,and there is nothing you can do about it except you travel entirely from that particular location that you were going on daily basis to gamble.
We all know that gambling is a two way thing,and the believe that one day,it will surely be our turn will not let us stop it.I know how many times I have gotten rid of my phone just because I don't want to gamble,I regret sometimes when I have lost,but the most annoying part of it is that I won't still stop because it is already in the blood stream.

If you already developed the addiction, yes but there are still gamblers who has a control of their selves. They know they need to stick on their limits no matter what happens because they know that being addicted to it is going to be hard task to handle.

When I play I don't really hope that I can hit the jackpot because they are difficult to get but if we get lucky, then it can only come to us naturally. Depending on how big our loss is, the remorse feeling can also go longer or shorter but I think for a heavily addicted gambler, they are already immune to this feeling and for the controlled gambler, they can hardly feel it as well because they only play with smaller amounts.

in most cases where people feel some remorse after gambling and losing everything happens when people take the money that should be used to pay bills, food, school and health and take that money to play thinking that they will win and that after winning, they took the profit to return the money that was destined to pay the bills, so these people lose everything playing and as they lost everything they start to regret it, so what comes next is that they will borrow or sell something to be able to take the money and go back to playing thinking that when they win they will be able to recover the money they lost at the casino

but again they lose and feel remorse, and at this point the situation becomes more serious because the person does not have the money to pay bills and, as an aggravating factor, the person also does not have the money to pay the debt he made to gamble again, the person starts panic and think about killing himself, and the more days go by without getting money to pay bills and debt, that person's situation gets worse, so it's always good that when someone makes a mistake of taking the money destined to pay bills and playing and lose, tell the whole truth to get help early

You have a valid point which is one of the many reasons why gamblers regret what they did. Basically, mistakes always come late, at gambling it comes after they lose and fail to get the win they expected. There's definitely no good reason why they should be sorry if they failed to consider the risks of gambling in the first place, that's the gambler's problem that gets exposed all too often.

I don't regret losing, it's part of the game to risk losing like gambling. So far I'm just trying to minimize the problems that arise from gambling, that includes having a budget limit for gambling and not gambling as often as possible.

It is because of this that professional gamblers keep two different budgets, one for their everyday expenses and another one for their gambling activities and they never mix the two, that way if they happen to lose all the money they had dedicated to gambling at the time then they will just stop gambling for a time until they can assign more money to that budget without compromising the money dedicated to their other expenses, and this is a strategy that we must adopt as well if we do not want to suffer losses while we gamble that we may later regret.

That is the risk involved in gambling, if you are willing to take the risk because you feel that you're going to win and at least double the money then those kind of individuals go for it. But at the end, when everything didn't went on their way, they will go on a rant and most likely blame everyone around him except themselves and then now face that difficult problem in life, how the hell will he be able to pay that bills or bring food in the table for his family as he lost that money?

But if we go thru that experience at least once in our gambling activities and doesn't want that to happen again, specially seeing your children suffering as well due to your gambling, then perhaps it's a wake up call to learn how to prioritized things in life. And hopefully, we learn our lessons from that and who know, the best  thing to happen after that is to completely stop gambling for good.

When people deal with money things and something similar, they are always very jealous in what they know, I personally respect the opinions and advice of others a lot, also if I know that you are a long-time casino player, not to say that things are thus, experience is highly valued, and when it comes to money you have to listen, because if you listen and pay close attention to the advice, it is possible that they will help us at any time in our lives , whether it is in the game or not , but in an event where money is risked, you should always listen to those who know best.

With respect to having all these advices and good vibes that sometimes the most expert players can give us, it is difficult not to feel a little remorseful if we bet a lot and then lose, because it is money that we lose, that is, with that money I would have bought myself. X thing, however, they preferred to play and lose, those are the things that our brain thinks about in an instant, maybe that is what gives us remorse, but how many of us have not gone through moments like these? I think that we have all experienced very large losses that have made us reflect on our behavior, this is a good thing to pass because you have to have a lot of respect for gambling and sports betting, we cannot leave at once because this is easy and that we will anyone does and that it is easy to win, here in gambling specifically in the casinos, when we lose it is because we wanted to lose that amount, that is, an amount that we agreed to risk to win or lose, we must always start from that thought so as not to feel bad, and move on, in life you lose and win, we must learn to cope with our failures to learn from them, sometimes it is difficult to overcome situations like this, because as I said before, what we risk is money, we get sad if we lose, but if we win we celebrate like never before, those are the benefits that casinos have for us, we must always take into account what we can lose.

And most people are willing to take that risk because they hope to win from gambling. That's why they even want to use the money to pay bills to play gambling. Because of that hope, he loses and can't pay the bills. It must have made him regret not being able to prevent himself from gambling but it all happened and he could only regret it.

And instead of regretting using bill money to play gambling, it's better for us to stay away from gambling for a while to distract ourselves from trying to get closer to gambling. By doing this, we can prevent returning to gambling and don't have to regret anything because we don't lose any money.

It is true that gamblers can never be satisfied with anything. Greed usually works more in them and when they lose, they finish everything because of more money, they do not have any sense of remorse. Gambling should not in any way interfere with a player's normal life. A gambler must learn to play responsibly and control the situation so that gambling brings pleasure, but does not become a problem. Responsible gamblers do not see gambling as a source of income and gamble with an amount they can afford to give up if they lose.

Everyone who gambles will have risks, and the risks of each gambler vary depending on their habits every time they do it, for example there are some of them who are accustomed to betting with high stakes, the risks they will receive are also high, and vice versa if they win. The impact of risk will result in regret, and every gambler will definitely feel regret at a certain level. Their level of regret and risk will depend on how much they expect to win. It is wrong if someone takes shortcuts to get a loan to gamble, there is a lot of pressure when they try to do that to fulfill their lust. Regret will definitely be felt, and if they don't stop the borrowing habit soon then they will feel the stress of being in debt.


Self-control is the best option they can do in such conditions, learning to put aside ambition in gambling would be better. I would advise someone to take a break and find additional activities for their daily life to keep their mind away from gambling. It would look better for his bright future.

Why did I feel guilty for taking a big risk and losing money?
Of course, there are demo accounts for this and you can do it for free, but it doesn't make sense to hang out on demo accounts too much, as there is no point in just satisfying yourself.
There is a money circulation here too and people get caught up in it when they want to make use of it.I have experienced this and I can now tell myself to stop after a certain loss.That is, I realize that I have no chance that day and that I have made a mistake somewhere and I distance myself from it.

High or low bets will not give a higher chance of winning because it depends on our analysis or luck. The difference is in the results we will get. If we win, we win a lot of money. If we lose, we lose a lot of money. In addition, the bets we place will impact us, whether the results win or lose. But if we lose a lot, we must regret it because we have lost a lot of money. And if someone borrows money to gamble, he should be very sorry when he suffers a big loss where he still has to return the money he borrowed. Regret comes last after we get results that don't match what we expected.

Yes, I would suggest the same to a person or friend who has been gambling for a while. By resting, a person can refresh his mind, especially after experiencing a defeat, to forget his previous loss. And maybe it can open his mind to stop gambling.

Well, gambling on a demo account can never feel as good as doing the real gambling with real cash, one thing is that, you could wager as high as you want on a demo account and supposedly win a very huge sum of money, but that is just you punishing your emotions because you will just end up wishing you did the gambling with real account and real money, so that that winning would be real.

This is something that have happened to me on several occasions where i win hundreds of thousands of dollars playing slot games on demo mode, where as on a live account, ive never won up to $30 at once, maybe this is because on a demo account, you can comfortably stake as much money as you want, but on a live account, you become really careful with your decisions on how much to stake per roll due to the seize of your bankroll.

Well it won't affect anything at all, I mean gambling is just about luck, the size of the money we bet can't increase our chances of winning. But there are also some of them who do it with a large amount of bets, because as you said above that if our bet is large then if we are lucky our victory will also be very large, and vice versa if we lose then we will experience a large loss according to the amount we bet. As I have said before that it is impossible if someone does not feel regret when they lose. Borrowing is not a good option to make a choice, I will go back to saying that there is no better step except to stop, starting with increasing rest time, reducing association with those who are still actively gambling, adding other activities to daily life. I've tried this and it's a great way to stay away from gambling.

Generally, it is advised that start with small and gradually increase the amount. Straight away increasing the amount is more risky as you can lose everything in one go. Of course, when you place a big bet and choose the right multiplier the chance of winning a big amount is present. I haven't been lucky enough at the moment to get to that point. There are times when your intuition would want to go with the risk but your mind won't agree. In such a situation when do not place a big bet and if you win you will feel remorse. I am sure everyone might have gone through the same experience and everyone would have felt the same way.

This definitely makes sense.

On a demo account, you can go all out whenever you want to because you aren't stressing out and thinking about the possible losses since there would be no true losses to begin. Since you are only using a demo account, meaning the fund at stake aren't real and only a virtual representation, hence you have the courage and the unlimited tries to play and bet to test your luck and skills. However, this could trigger some sort of what if questions to you whenever you really won a huge amount, thinking if you only bet for real, then you would've become a millionaire already and the likes. And I can't really blame you for thinking about that way. Regrets can come whenever we feel the dismay about our actions and the lack thereof.

But you should also be reminded that not the exact patterns and outcomes will happen the moment you played in real life too. Sometimes it's the complete opposite. And this happens due to fear and paranoia since there's something to lose already on your end. Hence, you must be careful in playing and betting to avoid such regrets and disappointment.

Periodically increasing the amount of money at stake there are times when you have to look at each round first, because the few times I tried this there were successful some were not, yes it will not be far from luck, because sometimes at low stakes every round is good and when we increase the amount of the bet the result is the opposite, and when I return to the amount of the bet at the beginning the round is good again.
I've wondered if the bet amount affects the result, but if that's true then I've also felt the same way, that is, every time I increase the bet amount the spin gets better. It's like a puzzle, but I put it down to my different luck. Lol

Of course, the luck on the demo account will not be at the same level as when playing normally. Because on the demo account, there is a chance to turn people into a lucky gambler. But you may not find this chance when playing on a regular account. One of the benefits of the demo account is that it contains a sense of self-satisfaction without spending money for those who want to gamble. The existence of such accounts is an indication that people can enjoy the feeling of winning without depositing money. Sometimes we can say that people play just for this feeling because the feeling of winning is a different feeling and since human nature cannot win all the time, the chances promised in these accounts have a higher winning percentage.

Taking a break after experiencing bad luck at gambling such as losing or even failing to get a big win just because of a small mistake can calm the mind to become fresher and not panic or anxious, even a sense of emotion can disappear by itself.
But it's not easy to advise other gamblers or friends when they experience bad things in gambling because everyone's way of thinking is definitely different and of course everyone's emotional level can be controlled and some are difficult for the person himself to control.

But giving positive directions is a kindness and we can be useful for others.

Those who make big bets think they can get lucky and win the gambling game. But that assumption is wrong because they will not always get lucky just by using big money. And they should be aware of that so they won't use big money to bet and only play enough gambling that they will later regret after playing gambling because they have lost a lot of money. And by resting, they can also reduce the number of losses and save their money for gambling the next day. It will be more useful for them so they don't have to deposit more money to gamble.

Big bets don't guarantee big wins right away, gambling is uncertain luck to try today, tomorrow or the day after tomorrow and so on. Sometimes luck is on our side if we take things one step at a time and play patiently without emotion or ambition, and betting a large amount is a carelessness done without self-control that will lead to painful regrets.
stop gambling when you experience several defeats because this can be caused because you are not in a bad state, and take a short break and come back when you are in a good overall condition so that you can enjoy the game in a relaxed and calm manner that sometimes you are lucky.

I think if you are regretting when gambling, then you are gambling wrong to begin with. The idea of gambling is to have fun, and if you enter it trying to get rich then you are going to regret what happens. There is no scenario where you will be making a lot of profit and you should not be really hopeful about it neither.

I think it's quite important to make sure that it goes well enough and for that to happen you need to make sure that it gets as good as it gets. I know that it is going to take some time but if you could make it happen then you are going to be fine. I just believe that we are going to end up with a situation where life is not as easy as we think it is and that's going to end up with a situation where regret is caused by our own actions.

Not necessarily. People play videogames for fun and they are warranted to all the malding and anger that they commit to in-game and we don't call them addicted or anything. Regret every now and again is normal especially if you're gambling with a clear strategy you wanted to test out. I myself experienced regret in the past few days when gambling, and I can tell you with 100% certainty that I am not in any way whatsoever addicted to gambling or what. It's just that when you have a clear goal in mind, like perhaps seeing if this play works well, and it didn't, or when you're hoping to bag a massive win but you shied out and went for a small bet, only to find out that you would've won had you gone through with that large roll, that's grounds for regret right there.

We're  all humans and it's normal for we as humans to react when things are not going the right way or when we make terrible mistakes, even thought we react differently to things, remorse would always come at a point in every gamblers life, whether you're gambling for fun or for any other idea, let's say for instance you're a sports bettor and maybe your teams performance was poor and you decided to bet against them, then they win, definitely you'll feel very bad because you'll feel guilt of not trusting your team and also sad that you lost your bet which you placed against them.
 Asides that gambling is a game of luck so you shouldn't be in a rush to place a bet, take your time and be sure there's of winning with the option you picked, also when you fail to carryout the risk management in gambling you'll always be likely to feel remorse, also spending recklessly as well can cause people to feel sad when they fail in gambling, avoid being greedy because it would always come with guilt and make you feel remorse when your bet turns bad.

Using demo account can be a good idea when you are beginners. It can help you to understand the game firstly, so you know well how to play it on the real game. However, you won't use it forever, it is just a feature for beginners. When you already spent your time weekly or monthly, you must feel bored to use the demo account.

By the way, since it never reflects the real gambling, I never think to utilize the demo account. So far, I directly play the real games and real accounts in gambling. It is the same as in trading, I also directly trade with real accounts in CEX. If I just want to learn how to gamble or how to trade properly, I mostly spend my time to learn some YT videos. I think it is more than enough for learning or get some lessons. But this is my own way, other people may have a different way.

Well, making a mistake is a natural thing, no one never makes a mistake. If you failed to have a good money management in gambling or you became too greedy, just takes a lesson from it and never do it again in the future. Actually, you can continue to gamble again, but makes sure to gamble in a proper way.

We make judgments on a daily basis, some of which are favorable and some of which are unpleasant; in either case, we survive the probable results. Wagering on games that result in massive winnings makes us feel better, but when it results in losses, we feel uncomfortable and sorry about our previous behavior. I felt sorry a handful of times after gambling; it wasn't totally my decision to gamble, but with the pressures from home and my bills, I had little choice but to cave to this thought. Gambling should never be what draws us in, but rather what we do in our spare time.

Not all the time on which to those someone who do really make out some engagement specially on gambling automatically shows or tells that a certain person is really that already addicted to it on which it is really a misconception or not really that precise for you to make out those conclusive approach. Just like you do said that there are ones who are really that fully aware on what they are doing and just play according into their interest into that particular time without compromising out their finances and of course those regrets would really be there specially if you have made out a bad decision.Its not something new and a very common
emotion that you would be able to felt out on the time that you would really be playing up gambling.

In everytime you do have those kind of thoughts on the time that you are still winning or profitable but you have decided to play even more not only just for the sake of more winning but rather you are really
that after for the leisure or fun then i would say that you arent that addicted at all on the sense that you are really that coming after for money but on the sense that you do able to
stop mid way then self control and tolerance is really there.

Big or Small is something that is relative depending on how the limits are on the gamblers themselves. we can just assume, that the money we are betting is big.  but for some other gamblers, maybe it's normal for them.
I'm interested in what you said, "Those who make big bets think they can get lucky and win the gambling game". I don't think it works like that. we bet, according to what we want and we can afford. as I said at the beginning, small size is something that is relative.

Regarding betting, in fact, isn't it that every time we gamble, we always hope for luck and get a win. so, I guess this is something normal for gamblers. Regarding the fact that we lost, we are very aware that every bet has potential and risks. related to the theme of the title of this thread, have we ever felt regret after gambling. psychologically, it is normal for someone to regret after the gambling he did. the cases can vary, it's possible that we don't withdraw the winning money and in the end end in defeat. there are many other examples, which can make us regret after gambling. for me, this is a normal phenomenon that is likely to be felt by most gamblers.
But at least, I agree with the last point you said.

I'd actually say to try the demo once, and then stop and make a decision. There was a new thread recently and I had a similar answer where demo accounts are just marketing strategies made by casinos to entice users. They use fake probabilities that are skewed towards players so that they are able to win more, hence making them think what a damn easy game gambling is. You can probably continue using it to keep the interest up but imo at that point you're probably better off finding a enw gambling game to play.

it is painful when one losses game even though he didn't express himself out. But he might tell his friends that the game that he loss was painful and some would encouraged him. Gamblers that didn't not feel that way are not much. Those who are playing for fun feel that pain because they are not expected to loss perpetually. It is when you win and loss that make the gambling more interesting.
But coming to the demo account, you don't have to be worry when using demo account because you loss nothing. Though you will feel small remorse but when you realize that it is demo then you pick courage and play again.

It's like that because even with small bets, we can win big, especially if we have luck at the right time. But sadly, no one knows when this fortune will come. We can only hope and keep waiting. But don't just wait for luck to come because if we have lost several times, we should take a break to recover from the tension. This is to avoid regrets that usually come last after we finish playing. And there's nothing other than resting after playing enough gambling and maybe doing other activities that can help reduce tension.

But some people, like I said it. They bet big, maybe because before they managed to win some money and wanted to get a big win, they decided to bet big. Maybe you've seen it or even experienced it yourself. Those who gamble like that may have crossed their limits out of greed for bigger wins.

Gamblers who are aware of the fact of losing, they can accept it. But don't forget that there are still gamblers who cannot accept losing; this usually happens to gamblers who often bet big and believe that they can win. But the reality was far from their expectations because they lost and lost large amounts of money. Usually, they will only regret it and can't try to recover the money they lost at the gambling table because all the money is gone. But some gamblers instead decide to borrow money from other people, which is not recommended.

With a small bet, getting a big win is extraordinary luck even luck like that might only come once in a lifetime.
Getting small wins with decent profits is fun enough, especially with big wins maybe someone can become more enthusiastic about gambling, but there will be a negative effect that occurs, namely gambling addiction because I am curious to want to have the same win again.

Everyone has their own luck and everyone has had their turn, just waiting for their time to come.
But there are not a few gamblers who never have luck so that they only get continuous defeats and it is this kind of thing that can make a gambler disappointed or even regret it.

I have tried with low stakes and high stakes in the start. Sometime it works good for 3 to 4 bets and then it you start losing. I have reduced my amount after winning with high amount and then again the losing streak begins. In the end I realised it is not my day and I should try next time. Whatever strategy you apply in the end it all depends on your luck. I do not gamble every day but whenever I do I don't repeat my last bet as I keep a record. It generally helps me and sometimes I am able to cover my losses.

Demo accounts are useful because they allow beginners to experiment without putting their own money at risk. You are right, though, that they do have some restrictions. Since there is no risk of losing money in a practice mode, you wont feel the same range of emotions that you would with a real money account.

However, just like in the real world, the information you glean from YouTube videos has its limits. You need to know yourself, how you deal with success and failure, and how you perform under pressure in order to succeed at trading and gambling.

Yes, blunders are inevitable; the important thing is to learn and improve from them. Instead of viewing them as obstacles to be avoided at all costs, we should view them as learning experiences. Keep playing, buddy, but always remember to control your betting.

bet amount will not affect the winnings in each of your betting sessions, especially in slot games, Limbo, dice which depend on the level of luck. when you use a small bet but you feel very bad after that you increase the bet amount and after that you feel like you managed to get a win its not a success its just luck. maybe you use a small amount you can get maxwin.

I tried this on a number of slot games from various providers, even though at first I thought the same as you, but all I proved was that everything really depended on luck that day. we all have to really understand that there is no big chance in gambling except luck.

And it's also worth noting, that our luck also has a time, which if we don't stop at the right time then our victory will turn into defeat. I have witnessed a lot of this, especially from my friends who play. Once upon a time I saw my friend had won 10x the amount of the deposit, and unfortunately he did not listen to what I said to immediately withdraw the winnings, at least half of the total balance. But he insisted that he could still win, so he ended up finishing the game without any money in his wallet. Lol



Yes, it will be closely related to luck, and it can not be predicted at all, sometimes we immediately get lucky at the beginning, or even at the end. I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to get my hands on this, but I'm sure that I'm going to be able to get my hands on it, and I'm going to be able to get my hands on it, and I'm going to be able to get my hands on it.
Oh yeah recently I also heard from my friend that the hour of deposit affects whether we will get a win or not. And honestly I don't believe in it, because it is very possible that he is in a lucky situation, it's just that his luck is streaky, so it seems that what he said is true.  I just said yes, because I was afraid I would offend him if I argued. Lol

But I feel like demo mode and real mode are different.

When you gamble using demo mode, you tend to win and make profit. This will give you an impression where gambling is really easy to make money like when you gamble in demo mode.

But when you try to make deposit and gamble on real mode, most of the times you're only lose and keep losing.

Lots has happened after you play with small money because when you are winning playing with that low amount, the next thing are you gonna try the high amount of bets which will you think the best thing to do since you have the capability to do so and when you lose all the money, that's when you realized you made a wrong decision but let me tell you a fact when you decide to stop playing after that kind of incident, then you are gonna save money for yourself because obviously gambling is not for you and you need to consider to think of other hobbies that are not putting many risks on your money.

That's the system the gambling platform works, what you are saying is true the fact that playing in demo mode we will definitely always get wins often so feel confident to make a deposit and try to play in live mode which allows us to feel confident that we can get a win same as in demo mode that's why people should try demo mode before playing in live mode.

I'm sure those who have tested it will understand that the two are really very different and the systems are not the same, it seems that a demo account is indeed provided to increase player confidence so that players want to try directly to gamble in live mode using real money, rather than in demo mode with counterfeit money is obviously a waste of time.

It is clear that the demo and real modes are very different and the feeling when playing them is different.

Demo mode is just a form of simulation of how the game is. If you win, it's normal and if you lose, it sucks. Just a demo, you have to lose. There's also no sensation or challenge when playing it, even though it's not in vain playing it because it's easier for us to understand the rules of the game before playing for real.

Meanwhile, when playing real, sometimes it's different when we play in demo mode, but that can be an illustration when playing. When playing real there are full of thrills and challenges that increase our passion to keep playing and nothing more amazing when playing real gambling is when you get a big win in the last seconds before the end of the game.

Yes both are different. A gambler in demo mode will never get the real joy of gambling. If he wins in the demo mode, he will have no joy in winning and no regret if he loses. But when someone is actually gambling, he will have a different feeling. We cannot even call it gambling if the money does not correspond to anything. But for those who have never gambled and want to gamble, the demo account can be useful for learning.

Using money or not makes a great deal of difference when it comes to gambling games, gambling games on their own are not precisely the most fun if you are not using any money, as the games can be very repetitive, however when you use money things change dramatically as now even if the game itself remains the same the fact you can change your bet and make it higher or lower makes all the difference in the world, and makes gambling way more entertaining as that thrill cannot be obtained when you use play money.

But let us admit that it is more fun if you are using your spare money and not your money for basic needs.
And you have no worries if you lose or win, because it doesn't affect your financial needs.
Demo mode has no thrill as you know you are not spending your real money, so whether you lose here or not, doesn't matter much.
But when you start using your own funds, that's when you are more careful with your bets, hoping each bet to favor you.

At least with that small bet, we can avoid losses that can get bigger. But if we keep using small bets but gamble for a long time, it will also be a big bet because the money we use will accumulate in the day.

Getting a small win is enough but most gamblers refuse it and still want to get a big win by continuing to gamble. And who knows, with that small bet, we can get a big win by hitting a big multiplier. It's already happened to a few of my friends here so we might as well get one someday. And yes, our luck will also come later so we can keep waiting and don't force ourselves to play gambling if we have experienced a losing streak.

Not only in gambling, losing in anything in life is painful, whether it's a sports match that you are a part of, a competition that you were participating in, a gaming battle with a friend, or anything in general, when you win, you feel proud and happy, but when you lose, you feel remorse and sadness, but that is a part of our life and we will have to go through that throughout our lives until we die because there will always be challenges, sometimes we win, sometimes we lose.

When we talk about gambling, those who gamble to get profit would feel more remorse after losing because they see their source of earning money fading away, and those who gamble just for fun might not feel good if they lose but they won't have the same amount of remorse as the ones I mentioned above.

Because there are several known types of gamblers, of course there will be regrets among them. I agree that if they gamble for money then the regret of losing is far greater than those who gamble for fun. But really, it's hard to get gamblers to just gamble for the fun of it, unless they have a busy schedule throughout the week.

I regret losing not because I lost money, but only when I was still not satisfied enjoying the session I was playing. About winning and losing, it is a part of gambling that every gambler will experience.

Gambling for fun is just an activity to fill their free time and of course there will be no regrets when they lose, the funds they use are also limited. But it's different from someone who gambles to get the main profit or income. If they continue to hope for profit, they will become uncontrollable gamblers and eventually become addicts. there will be regret when you lose gambling and have spent a lot of money, it is no longer entertainment but will turn into hell that continues to haunt the gambler. Not having good control on gambling results in serious mental disorders. Gamble for fun, not to get crazy.

Yes, that's right, plus the way you say it is like you're a philosopher, as some sages say, this all really makes a lot of sense.

Before being what we are, we take away our university degrees, we take away what we have on paper, what remains is a man or a woman, regardless of what is handled today regarding gender, how are we that We, simply , we are humans, we feel, we cry, we are happy, we are sad, obviously we like good things, because we must love each other, and the moment we enter the casino and bet and lose we feel bad, if we win we feel bad. Kings of the world.

When there are triumphs we will always have that high self-esteem, but when we lose is when our self-esteem must be much higher, to learn, to digest those Activities that sometimes mark us in bets and casinos, or what it is to lose, losing in a casino is normal, as normal as losing in trading, I just make a simple analogy, for the rest I think the focus is on what a person can feel when they lose, if there should be remorse, sadness or whatever want to generate, it is a feeling of being somewhat down.

When we lose in a casino, like everything in life, we must overcome adversity, we cannot stay there, the best way to overcome is by learning and not making the mistakes we made, maybe sometimes it is greed or certain feelings that influence These are the things that make us lose.

Yesterday something very curious happened to me, I live very close to Colombia, going to Colombia for me is half an hour from where I live, so I took advantage of the queue by car with a friend and that friend goes with another to look for shoes to sell in Venezuela, then that other friend could not bring many shoes, and something happened that he did not expect, that friend knows all the officials in charge of the border and those policemen and guards have so much confidence in him, that he takes two dice and they begin bet 20 thousand COP, which is equivalent to almost 5 usd, 4.82 usd, they roll 3 times and add up what they are doing and the one with the highest total number of dice wins, that friend at that time in less than 10 minutes spent approximately 100 thousand COP which is approximately 25 usd, and he stopped and didn't want to play anymore, but his reaction was normal and he left, then I asked my friend if he felt bad and he said no, because the day before yesterday he played and won 382 thousand COP playing that, which is equivalent to 92.12 USD , which for him is nothing according to my friend, so these things depend on how we see them , he Reacted well , lost 25 USD and left, but it did not Affect him.

And that is completely understandable, it does not matter if the loss is inconsequential on the great scheme of things, losing is never an experience we want to go through, we just learn to deal with it, and this is true in gambling as well as even if we may not like to go through a losing session the fact that we will still have some winning sessions from time to time is what keeps people gambling regularly, however while those losses can be acceptable for a gambler that is just using their spare money and gambling for fun, such a thing has a completely different meaning for those that are actually trying to get profits while they gamble.

Not if it's traditional games, the feeling is better when I win without a doubt, but that feeling of remorse means that I'm not betting with money that I can afford to lose.

Sometimes in Slots one might feel annoyed for not retiring about 1000 spins before, lol, but that has nothing to do with remorse, that adjective means other things. In poker it bothers me not to make the right movements when I know I knew it, so I regret not having done better, but it is with the play itself, the money lost is 0 felt remorse.

In fact, in poker it is very common to read or hear: "I lost, but I made the right move", it can mean bipolarity for anyone who is not involved with the poker niche but really one understands that in the long term you will obtain benefits. Then, it is a mathematical fact, hence, you can have discomfort, tilt, but no regrets, it is a feeling that you have to learn to differentiate, if it is the case that you are confused.

Demo accounts was most important one in both in trading and in gambling.Demo account doesn't need any investing of money and help the people to learn more from it.The people with more knowledge will do use of the demo account,but the people with less knowledge will use the money without demo account.So the money they are almost risking at the initial stage.

That means that person is not a gambler and maybe someone discouraged the person to stake in any gambling site because gamblers always give theirselves hope that opportunities come but once and they don't have or feel remorse in anything their doing in gambling, so that's what I think of gambling, but in one way to the other I feel like someone that feel remorse after playing gambling is someone who used a money that doesn't belong to the person to gambling and when he or her notice that it is going to lose and it will start feeling remorse of gambling, some people are like that.

Well, before someone makes a gambling session, it would be nice if someone had considered the consequences if he was going to bet a large amount. because, in every bet there is no guarantee to get an absolute win. every gambler, should be aware of what he is doing from his gambling session. if, they bet a large amount and hope to win it, isn't that something reasonable. on the other hand, a person bets a large stake but has no knowledge of what he is betting on. which in the end, he stuck to his defeat. this type, is the type of gambler who is a reckless gambler. and can be included in the category, a greedy gambler.

For me, losing or winning in a gambling session is commonplace. both when betting with a small bankroll, and when betting with a large bankroll. basically it all depends on how I trust when I will do the betting session, this is not a matter of greed or how I want to win big wins. I think the concept of thinking must be changed, for me personally, there is a time when to gamble with a big bankroll. which means, it doesn't have to be every time I gamble to bet with a big betting bankroll.

As for what you said, I think gamblers like that have no self-control and responsibility for the gambling they do. supposedly, he had to realize, if he lost it would lose his entire bankroll. that in the end, he will seek a loan to conduct gambling sessions again. but if he is aware, has responsibility and good self-control, he will not risk all the money he has. because the consequences if he loses, not only regret that comes over. however, he had lost all the money he had.

I agree that the mindset must be changed first by realizing that in gambling, winning and losing are commonplace and will happen. So they have to be able to accept whatever the outcome is and still not expect much from gambling so they can enjoy gambling as entertainment. So when he loses, he won't regret it because he already knows the risks of gambling.

Meanwhile, if they can play casually without thinking about the results they will get, they also won't complain or try to recover their losses if they lose. They know they have to be prepared for defeat that can come at any time so they don't spend much money on gambling. But the reality is that many gamblers still use a lot of money but they are also not ready for the results or defeats that come and make them want to recover their losses the next day.

Well, the truth is, I had not seen that use that can be given to demo accounts, I think they are great, the truth is that I see demo accounts so that you can learn everything related to the platform, I don't see it any other way, of course Knowing how it is used, how and when a button or a functionality is not useful, but it is true, in fact when I play any game what I do is concentrate on learning more, not on applying the strategies and see how it goes, but it is a A very good option, because you already get a good experience with the game and well, the best thing is that if you can lose, it doesn't matter, it's play money, that makes you have more experience when playing with real money.

When we play with real money things can look hard, because every mistake in the game is a hard deduction of money, and nobody likes their money to disappear, it is unpleasant, but in this case if a person plays with their If you have a demo, you lose, it's already more responsibility if you decide to lose everything in that game because you acquired an experience that you didn't have before, then there shouldn't be so much remorse, because you would play without applying intelligence but only applying emcoins, sometimes in the game you have to playing more with reason than with emotions is very difficult to achieve, because it is something that is really difficult, but it is possible.

When we are in a casino it is always good to take advantage of every facility that the casino offers, be it a demo account, be it fictitious money, all of this must be taken advantage of so that later when playing with real money there is no complaint, that it was not made this or that because I had no way, because that's what the twenty demo was for, so there are no excuses, and obviously the feeling of remorse would be almost completely minimized, which is quite unpleasant to go through.

And add it to what you have said, most people are not patient enough to use the demo account for a very long time to master the casino before going into the real account. Some of the beginners would used only one day to practice the demo and open real account and stated using it and be losing all their funds in the games and blame other people of their downfall. At least, if you want to be professional use two or three weeks to learn the demo and when you come to the real account, you don't have to use big amount but small amount to test the casino if you can play it well, I hope those are some strategies for the demo and real gaming.

The demo account is a gift for beginners.
Here you can bet on anything you want for as long as you want and you will have the chance to test yourself. This way you can test yourself and determine the risks you can take. It is also important to note that you should never spend all of your time here. In order to improve yourself further, you need to know what tactics you can use here and exactly where you prefer to withdraw.
Demo accounts are there purely for self-satisfaction and for beginners to test the waters. That's why it's best to play a limited number of times. So you shouldn't spend too much time on the demo account. When you lose in gambling and you have the ability to stop yourself, you start to win something. It is not an industry that gives you the opportunity to win directly. Since greed is one of the worst emotions in gambling, you need to be careful about greed. Gambling loves greed and can make you lose everything in an instant.

Except there is no thrill in playing under demo account. Eventually, the user will have to dip himself into the risk because there is nothing to gain in continuing in demo mode when there are opportunities to make money.

When he finally deposits an amount, that is when he realizes that playing in demo is very different from the real. It's like the casino is deliberately making you win in a demo account while the real account is where you could actually lose and win. We all do have regrets but in the real game, we learn.

This depends on the providers as from personal experience I have seen that Play n Go is a provider that both in demo and real mode gives you the same,I have lost huge amounts by trying a new game in demo mode and it was not easy at all to win there,while it is different from other providers who let you buy the feature something Play n Go is far behind as they don't let you buy the bonus feature,so providers who give you the opportunity to buy the bonus like Pragmatic Play,No Limit City,Hacksaw and others you get an idea and you can even win in demo mode which will induct you to play for real mode,so these providers in this sense are much more dangerous than Play n Go.

This is your opinion. When I was playing on the demo account, I had daily self-satisfaction and I didn't have any emotional state that required me to take a real bet. If you just focus on enjoying it and don't think about making money, then you will continue to enjoy playing on the demo account. In demo mode you can enjoy the pleasure of winning without throwing money away, so you don't have to spend money and stress about it when placing a bet.
The logic of the demo account is necessarily different from the real thing. When you win on the demo account, of course you want to throw money and make money in reality, but that's not how it works. The purpose of the demo account is to show people that you have already won and in return to deposit money in the real account, but people with willpower may not want to deposit money for precautionary purposes because they know that this will happen.
We can't appreciate something until we lose it. After we lose something, we gain experience and try not to make the same mistake again. This can be money or something else.

That is the ideal, however I know many friends who never use these accounts, they prefer to enter the games with real money, it does not matter that they do not master it, sometimes they are lucky, but every time the game kicks them very hard and it makes them lose money, after they know that they have made a mistake, it is when they stealthily and quietly go to the demo account, but it is nonsense, I prefer to spend as much time as necessary in a demo account, but of course I understand something , the excitement of playing in a casino and the adrenaline it produces, that's what we call "fever" and in the end they play with real money and lose it for nothing.

I prefer a thousand times to play in demo mode, apply all the strategies that I know, because when I go into real mode it is as you say, it always becomes pure nonsense, and it is very ugly to lose money, not because of the game because it is known that it is the way to play, but because of the bugs that were not corrected in demo mode.

I see the demo mode as an aid for the player, I don't see it as something negative, much less as a waste of time, and although we say a lot that it is advisable to use the demo mode, I know that for many players that means something useless that they will not do .

Games of chance in casinos will always be something that means risking money and making things flow in that sense, that is why at least I have learned that money must be taken care of, especially when it is risked, be it in a casino or in a any exchange, that is what we must have as a priority, take excellent care of our balance, because without money in a casino we are nothing, we cannot access anything in real mode, for that detail it is what we always need for ourselves having the option of playing in demo mode, if we play for a long time in demo mode we will see how our balance behaves, if it increases or decreases, and it is preferable to see this behavior with fictitious money than with our own money, it is a great advantage if the things flow like this.

It's natural to feel remorse after you lose in gambling because you're a human, you have emotion so don't over think bro. It's normal. Who doesn't regret when he loses money in his gambling? I think no one feels happy to lose some or bigger money in gambling.

Maybe just limit your money to use in gambling so you won't feel that bad or upset because you have budget and already have made up your mind that you may win or lose

It is true that no one likes losing at anything, but at the same time if the loss is on the small side and we were honest about our chances of obtaining any profits after a gambling session then this would not generate any kind of regret, those which experiment those feelings are the ones that used too much money to gamble and now they cannot afford some of their most basic needs anymore due to all the money they lost, and as such they now know they will have a difficult time getting by until they get their next paycheck.

To feel "remorse" simply means to feel regretful over the outcome of a certain occurrence, which its normal to feel when your predicted outcome doesn't work as planned and you end up failing or losing your money, because just as there is a feeling of joy, & laughter when a gambler wins a game, so will that sad feeling when a gambler loses a game be eliminated, as both feeling are important.

I don't think any money is small when one loss as a result of gambling,and I think this guilt comes after when you lose again despite previous deciding not to gamble again.I can say this because I am an example or a victim to this situation.I often regret anytime I lose because it isnt my wish to be gambling,but I just can't resist the urge when it comes inside me.It is true that there is a spirit that follows gambling,that untill you play and lose your money,you won't have rest of mind.
Everybody goes through this feeling of guilt after  loosing,and it is the reason why people commit suicide after a game has been decided that it is a lose.Overall,I don't just like gambling and I have made a strong decision not to gamble any more,but the problem is how long can I stay without it.I havent decided it,just trying to have a strong stand on what I have said.

As long as they desire not to feel that "remorse" anymore and don't want to gamble anymore, regret is what they do and they really won't come close to gambling even if they are invited to gamble by their friends. But if the "remorse" only occurs when they are done gambling because they have suffered a loss but still want to return to gambling, it is not truly remorse coming from their heart. It's just a regret for having lost the money they used to gamble and they will try to do better next time. But the next opportunity probably wouldn't change the outcome, so they better consider accepting it.

Once the gambler,always the gambler.So he can control for some times,but it won't be longer one.I had a gambler friends in very big circle.In that circle one guy had decided to quit the gambling and he deleted his casino account.Then he went to our weekly party,in that place my friends had asked them for the offline gambling.But he refused their offer,then they offer him to play the game without money and get the win if he win.After some minutes he agreed to play the gambling,the new gambling is not for the free game.This is because of his addiction to the gambling.

Demo trading isn't just like Demo gambling, the trading companies do have places to offer demo for learning trading but gambling companies don't have time for such. If you want to learn gambling, they will make you gamble with real money rather than allowed to play a demo, they don't have for such kind of resources but you may have some kind of special offers but no demo gambling, I have not even heard of it before because .I.can't imagine how the gambling companies will lose if the allow such kind of options.

Last week, I mistakenly wager my total balance when I'm supposed to bet 1/4th of the balance, I had almost a heart attack when I found out because of that mistake and it cost me lot of sleep, didn't enjoyed the night because of using the total balance instead of tiny amount the balance. I lost everything because the game didn't  amen home, it was indeed a big lesson learned.

It's true, but at least the gambler still has a chance to stop gambling and get the title ex-gambler. I think it would be better for all gamblers to reduce their gambling activities and refuse offers to play gambling from their friends. And refusing their invitation is also not something to be ashamed of because it is our money and we are the ones who have to be responsible for spending our money. If we are not comfortable using money to gamble, we don't need to force ourselves to gamble or go back to gambling like we used to.

all of that actually depends on strong principles and mindsets to really avoid gambling. if a person does not have strong principles surely his self control will be very bad so that he always accepts any offers related to gambling and after losing more money and when he gets home he will regret again that he has lost money at gambling.
but its different if you have strong principles and a wise mindset Im sure he will refuse all invitations from these friends. but after all, everyone has different characteristics and here we are just telling each other experiences to serve as lessons from others to become the best teachers in the future.
it is better to prevent than to regret any of our gambling activities.

And if he doesn't learn to have better self-control, he will only return to gambling and regret it again when he loses at gambling. But everything will change when he wants to learn to control himself so he will see the changes that occur. And he will surely be very happy that he can now use gambling as it should be and not have to regret anymore that he lost as much money as he could afford to lose. And he can also refuse invitations from his friends to gamble because maybe he is more concerned with other activities than just gambling. He can gamble whenever he wants and it doesn't depend on who invites him because when he wants to gamble, he can gamble immediately and stop whenever he wants.

While true the problem is going from not controlling yourself when you gamble to actually do so can be extremely hard, after all those unbridled emotions they may feel when they gamble with money they cannot afford to lose are something they are not going to feel at all once they control their gambling behavior, and in that case they will always be tempted to go back to their old habits, and for someone like that it may be a better idea to give up gambling completely before they do so.

Most of the people use to suffer by not controlling the emotion at the gambling time.Because when you suppose to loss the money by your bad luck in the gambling then you should pause the game for few weeks is most important one.If you further continue the gambling by trying to get the loss money back to wallet.Then it leads to the addiction of gambling on your side.It will leads to continuous deposit of the money to gambling.So repeated loss may get the bankrupt,it's essential to stop the gambling at the bad luck.

This is very difficult, because I think that we have all gone through a situation like this in particular, I have gone through it and almost without any lie like 5 times in some two different games, the first time was jguadno dice in freebitco.in, I had a balance repeatable for that moment, the truth was that I had been building this for about 3 months, every day I hit the free roll, I did my captcha, I didn't do it 24 hours a day, but I was very attentive and tried to take some every hour satoshiss of that famous faucet, after this, I bet little, I was multiplying that balance, and one day for being inventing to be doing techniques that are very risky and using something of the martingale, well I ended up leaving my balance at zero, which I could not believe, when I saw that zero, for me it was something that even made me want to cry.

After trying to overcome that tremendous loss, well, I set out to do that, to return to the same process again, it is difficult at first, because there is already something that has gone through, well, when things are treated as a one-man job, certain time because it is something hard, without thier he did it, he did it, he no longer fell for the strategies he saw on YouTube, they were very reckless, and they all aimed with a part of the martingale, and that was something that I did not like, because the martingale is a very dangerous strategy and that can whitewash anyone with the highest balance, so I didn't do it, when I had worked well, what I did was do another strategy with other multipliers and I lost almost everything again, and then try to recover with the multiplied to the days and there if I lost everything.

After this I didn't try or invent anymore, keep working on that account, and I didn't do crazy things, it was an account or grantee, then after that I managed to withdraw, but little, but at least I saw the fruit of my effort, so thanks to that It was that I learned that every win, no matter how small, was a win, it is better to win than to lose, and then I lost in all other games , crash, poopker, black jack, but the lesson was learned.

Learning from our mistakes and taking essential actions to correct them is one method to eliminate and reduce loss. I felt remorse more frequently when I staked an enormous sum on a game; losing has become a normal occurrence in the system; we face our anxieties and barriers, and we try until we triumph in the system. If you haven't heard, losing is a part of the game. We accept responsibility for whatever outcomes have taken place; this is the only way to stand firm and confront the system. We ought to be careful at all times inother to reap the positive outcomes.

If they lose self-control while gambling, they can forget to take care of themselves and will instead be tempted to continue gambling which can cause them to lose all the money. Even though you have allocated the money for gambling today, but because you lost self-control, you forgot and used all the money instead. That is a mistake that we must correct immediately so that it doesn't happen again in the future or when we gamble again. We must be able to resist the temptation that comes in the form of attractive promotions provided by casinos, especially if we really want to limit our gambling time.

Any gambler that doesn't have control of their emotions should stop gambling because it'll lead them to loses, nobody pressured you into gambling so why will you feel remorseful after gambling. If you are using money that is your that's when you'll be remorseful.

The problem with gamblers is that most times they over gamble and go pass their budget, that's when they can feel remorseful after losing the money but if they double the money they'll be okay and want to continue such attitude but it's not a good attitude to have as a gambler.

As a gambler you have to be very discipline so you don't get addicted because when you get addicted, you're going to make decisions that won't be profitable to you and make you enter into debts that'll be very hard to get out from because you won't be winning your bets.

I think any gambler who actually claim to have set aside a certain amount of money for gambling, and then later on go ahead to gamble past the money he or she has set aside, i personally assume that such gambler never did set any money aside for gambling in the first place, yes i do agree that losing self control can cause a gambler to gamble above limit, but to the extend that such gambler will not know what he or she is doing, A gambler who loses money to gambling and come back to start regretting is not but a kid, and kids aren't supposed to be gambling, they are supposed to be in school studying.

Don't miss understand the point or where I am coming from, there is a difference between staking much more than one can afford to lose in gambling, and regretting after loosing the money, from playing normal gambling and losing, then regretting, for the former, the regret is understandable, but for the latter, the gambler before engaging in gambling should have known that its either a win or a loss, and which ever comes, the gamblers should take it wholeheartedly.

Or maybe he actually set aside some money to gamble but because he lost control of himself caused him to deposit another amount to continue gambling. This is normal for many gamblers because they find so much fun playing gambling that they don't want to stop gambling and causes them to deposit some more money. But if he does put aside some money to gamble and doesn't lose self-control, he really isn't going to gamble and has had enough of it.

In gambling, we must prepare an amount of money we can afford to lose because playing gambling means we must accept all the risks, including losing money. And don't be too sorry for losing the money because we know that the amount of money won't come back to us and it turns out to be true. We can regret having lost money but we should not overdo it and there is no need to recover lost money in gambling.

Well things like this are very normal and natural, all gamblers will feel it but not all gamblers can organize themselves about what they should choose for the best. Self-control will be the most important in gambling, no one can help you but yourself. There are a lot of possibilities in it that cause gamblers to deposit money again, it could be because they have been annoyed by a few rounds there, and it is difficult to get something they want until their money runs out, but I'm sure it's just for a win, the reason all gamblers do it is to get a win or chase it. It's very real and everyone does it.



Basically it should be like that, I mean if someone wants to gamble then they should think first, be responsible by agreeing with themselves that whatever the end result is they should accept it, and if they can't accept losing as the end result then it's better in my opinion to never gamble because it will only make you worse. That's right, never expect something to come back in gambling, because if you chase it back then it will only deepen the defeat, so learn to be able to accept all the risks and realize that gambling is only about luck.

That's why you should be attached to money beforehand without feeling regret after gambling. No one can guarantee when the opportunity will come in gambling there is no use in regretting after losing. You didn't lose because you were irresponsible or good for nothing, you lost because gambling had a hold on you that you couldn't control. Gambling brings a lot of shame and regret and can cause a rift in your closest relationships. When gambling gets out of hand, it can leave you feeling heavy with regret anger guilt and shame.

I'd bet you've never been on the front lines of a casino floor, feeling the tension, the adrenaline. Its not as black and white as you paint it. Yes, there are gamblers who act immaturely, but your harsh judgment of their decisions is entirely baseless. Economically, the value derived from a gamble isn't just monetary; it's experiential. And to just throw around terms like "kids" to belittle them? That's low. You ought to walk a mile in their shoes before throwing stones.

Maybe gamblers can arrange for themselves what they should choose, but they tend to be tempted to keep playing gambling so they forget to control themselves. And if we don't practice that self-control, we'll only lose more and more likely to become addicted in the long run. The most common reason gamblers say is to get more wins or recover their losses. But they don't think about the risk of losing their money in gambling, especially if they still deposit money again.

But unfortunately, many gamblers don't think about being responsible first, so they immediately deposit their money to play. But after going through a few rounds, they saw that their chances of winning weren't that great and instead they had lost many times. And that also doesn't stop them from gambling even to the point of spending all the money. And in the end they will only feel regret without being able to recover their loss.

The thing is that we are humans and not some sort of AI, and as such we do not operate logically and instead we use what we feel as a way to navigate the world, so a person could have the perfect plan when going to the casino about the amount of money they could expect to lose, but if something happens to disturb their plans then it is easy to just leave that plan behind and start doing what it feels right and then find themselves suffering a massive loss they never saw coming.