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The thread is not to ask sympathy but to share lesson i learnt from gambling such as you can gain from it something.

I learn not to play roullete frequently.

Make your money and leave.

For example come to a roullete game with 1000 usd try to mmake 5000 usd in 3 minutrs and leave.


If you make good money always celibratre and make the winning lasting experience in your brain.
With hookers champainge whatever you deem is neccessary.

When you dont celiberate your winnings you dont have the winning energy that bring more wins. Read on meta physocs and the law of attraction. You need to celeibrate shit in order to bring more good luck.

When you play witj self doubts and when you are pessimsitic you more likely to lose. Again energy manifest so know when to stop.

Dont be depended on the casino for your income. Me fot example lost 2000 usd today but ill get it in 7bdays max from my work. Is not my life saving.


I had good run this month im 4k profit somehtibg like that and not continue more except fron sportsbook.

Also i learn that im good in sportsbook is only bets ill make.



Games i lose today 1500 usd blackjack 1 hand.
And roullete 500
https://ibb.co/p2YCdYF


Some Beautiful wons i made this month

1400$+ with 40 $ in mega ball (live games online)
9600 usd with 2% dice (200$ bet)
1000 usd witj 100 usd in deal or no deal
Sportsbook (watch previus threads)

Well I don't think a real gambler will quit after he got a big winning, if your main intention to make money through gambling, you should learn gambling is only for fun. If you keep chasing money, you will either become an addict or an abuser since you're want to maximize anything to make profit. I've learn this after I got a good lesson where I become mad and don't want to interact with any people, when I become matured, I know gambling is for fun only,

I m very happy you said is not your life savings and I will advise to know your limits on how to gamble otherwise you will end up chasing lose while you keep losing and that amount you used to gamble is very huge enough and if not you were working how do you do then?
Would you work or go to borrow to gamble again?

If i was very obssessive  to borrow to cover losses then id play tiger  or dragon is 50/50

Can double up to 5000 usd

I don't really understand what you mean by abundant energy but one thing is certain which is the fact that reckless betting is something that isn't advisable and shouldn't be encouraged.
I also wish I had such about of money upto that 2000 to stake a game at a time which implies that I will be very careful and not reckless
$2000 is a lot of money to be toyed with I have also seen people who gamble full time and take it as a source of livelihood and excellently doing well.
No matter what you choose to do in life, always try to learn the rudiments first before thinking of earning a living out of it.
I basically gamble for fun and extra cash is a win for me.

To be honest most people gamble for money, just few gamble to have fun, some people don't even have a job, they depend on the money they win in gambling to take care of themselves which is very bad. Most people are addicted to gambling because they really want to make money from it, with little amount they are having with them, they believe if they gamble with it, they will be able to multiply it which sometimes they might be lucky but sometimes they might lose, some addicted gamblers can go extral miles to do illegal things just to get money to gamble, that's why mostly in my community, if they noticed you are a gambler they alway think you are a bad person which is wrong, I don't see anything bad in gambling, the only thing I know is bad is being addicted to gambling.

We all start to make money and to quit,we already know it before starting to gamble but as soon as we see our balance increase the human nature which in our depth has greed as the primary motor comes into play and we continue to play trying to make more money until we lose everything 99.99% of the time and only 0.01% someone of us may hit a really huge win.

I was playing slots yesterday and I played more than 1.5 hours in a game and only got two times the bonus round,two times in 1.5 hours is extremely bad but I knew when to quit as soon as my bankroll was going to that point I quit despite in loses and withdrew my money.

You are correct; the image of gambling is very negative to others, as if you are a criminal, and they believe you have a lot of debt and will do anything to play in a casino. This is the first impression of gambling, but it isn't true. I think this is just some people that are really addicted to it, but most of the gamblers are just playing for fun or to earn money, but I think they can control themselves now. The possibility of quitting gambling if you've already won big is too low because you'll want to experience that feeling again; when you lose, I think the gambler just needs to rest, and later on, after a few months or years, he'll end up getting back to the casino to gamble.

not everyone leaves when they get a big win in a short time usually they will continue the game to the end, everything is in control within ourselves if we can control it of course we can stop and exit when we get a big win in the game, I like the game of dice rolls though I never got big profits there, but my goal is to play just to have fun with little money, you are a great man playing and betting big money, it has a high risk but you can get bigger wins

You're having a bad day, and it's all written in your text, there's no need to blame yourself for whatever mistakes you've made, it was your calls and decisions, take a break, and, as you've also mentioned, but not necessarily alcohol, drinking may harm you much more.

You had your sweet winning days, but don't you think you're being too hard on yourself? If you're good at sportsbooks and have a lot of wins, don't you think it's better to stick to that one rather than engaging in multiple games and sportsbooks that may leave you with a huge slip of losses? Take a break and remember that it's all for fun and little motivation for money if you want to have inner peace with gambling.

Op sounded like an intelligent guy who always calculate his actions. I know he is having a bad day, no matter how comfortable he is, 2000 dollars it's a big money to lose within a twinkle of an eye.
As he said that it was not his savings, is the money that he could make within seven working days that is good for him. Every gamboler need to know their limits and also know what they are able to lose, if you check through  his winnings you understand that he has made more wins than losses

You have much experience in gambling, you should keep it up. I initially thought you finally quit betting, but this is not the case after thoroughly reading your narrations. It is good to avoid greed and addiction while we gamble, this is responsible enough to give us the needed psychology. We should affirm that it is a game of chance and luck, we should be balanced in our mental faculties. I see no reason why one should not take a break after a successful winning that is more than $1. This should be done with senses (mental strength), not with vigour (physical strength).

Because you win, you celebrate it, it does not means it will bring luck or good fortunes. It can even be the beginning of problem as someone thinks gambling is easy. But factually, gambling is not easy, it is a means someone can lose money than gain. If you win big, you can celebrate, no one cares, but what matters most is for you to be wise in life. Some celebrations are not just worth it. I could think like this probably because I have not not won so big before, but I prefer it that way as I do not risk big while gambling.


Some optimism in gambling in this cases can lead to failure. In life, there are sometimes it is better to think twice, because thinking ones and going for it with optimism and overconfidence can lead to losses. A good example is gambling.

But you are right that people should not gamble frequently, not only roulette but gambling generally. It is also true that gamblers should not depend on gambling for income, such people have bad mindset and highly likely to lose is an understatement because such people always do lose.

This is your second thread with the words quit from gambling, does this mean you will really quit from gambling or just that day because you lost or you will more focus gamble on sportbetting? If you are accurate enough in sports betting, it is better to stick to that bet and casino games are only for occasional, not the main thing.

Actually losing in gambling is a natural thing because it is impossible for you to always win or when you lose you can cover all the losses you suffer, imagine if you are the house then you will be quit from the gambling business due to bankruptcy because players always win.

There is general perception in gambling that house is the ultimate winner and gamblers are the one who lose there money to these houses. I am not an active gambler since I lost too much and I suggest everyone to refrain from gambling if you don't have huge money to cover up.

Like a magnet that attracts iron. The bigger the magnet the greater the attraction. Maybe that's a picture for gamblers who have tasted big wins. They will be obsessed with playing again. It's easy to say "I'm going to quit" but difficult in reality.

For me, gamblers who play for fun are only those who are very experienced and those who really understand how to feel failure and victory at the gambling table.
What do you think?

I doubt that he will quit from gambling completely. It is not that easy to quit gambling, need a strong will and need a long process before someone can quit completely. Hopefully I'm wrong with my doubt, but lets see and wait for more days or weeks. He used to create a new thread for every win or lose. If there will be no more new thread by him in the near future, it can be a good sign unless he decide to keep silent while he is still doing it out there.

Yeah, this is a good lessons for you, if I remember correctly, you have made a thread about quitting but the lure of gambling is there specially if you are winning that big. And maybe you think that you can go on and win again that kind of money. Unfortunately, there are days that you are going to win big, but the majority of it, you are going to lose huge money and then you want to chase them quick. I guess not just for you, but for everyone around us, that it's better to take a good day off when you win big and enjoy your money first. And if you lose, then don't chase it as it might double your losses.

This is what you always need to remember because when you play too often in any gambling game, your chances to get losses will be wide open and can lead you to get a big loss. I agree that you can make money from any gambling games, but after that, you should leave it at once and not play any games. It helps you reduce the tension and emotion after playing some rounds and can help you win money and enjoy the money. You can come back again a few days later, which will also refresh your mind.

I agree with the celebration as you're better off spending some of those winnings on something else before you lose them again back to the casino. On the other hand, celebrating always or too much can be bad because you slowly lose the feeling once it's done repeatedly. 

That's why it's much better to leave because even if you have control it's still easy to play again when you still have some money in your account.

People's experience in gambling is different, we can't take lessons from your experience, what else stop, win and then go, it happened to you, but not necessarily to us.

Roulette is one type of game that is often talked about and gambled on, but it's not as easy as you say $100 make $1000 and then walk away, that's not what happened, everyone has their own favorite types of bets and they have their tricks to win bets and keep on multiplying, casinos are not bad for those who are experts in that field, so is sports betting, Roulette not all gamblers like it.

Your experience is one of luck for you, stop gambling when you win is your decision, for sure we have the ultimate goal why we are involved in gambling, even though we lose and win, no matter the type of game.

I agree with the OP, and if you leave and never come back after a few wins you got from a game of roulette, and I really admire you and if that happens for now or in the future.
because what I know is that the plan only happens for a moment or a few months, because most of them will play again after their winnings run low. And it is indeed the right decision to stop when you get a big win because there is still a lot of winning money, and over time the money will run out, unless you use it for business, investment or other things that make your money work

If you truly understand gambling then you will discover that it a game of both winning and loosing and on countless time fo people make the common advise not to gamble with any amount of money you can't afford to loose, eo i believe you gambling with such amount means you make more better income from other things that will make you feel nothing even when you loose and quiting gambling isn't the solution, don't you benefits any other things from gambling than when you make a win?.

Easy to say but hard to do.
An active gambler or someone who is addicted to gambling is very difficult to stop even after getting big wins. What you are doing is not the typical mode of a true gambler, even though the way you can bring results from gambling sites is no guarantee that you will be lucky again on the next try.

Playing gambling is not seen from how much money you manage to bring home from gambling sites or casinos. Defeat is definitely unavoidable, winning is a bonus. Someone who is addicted to gambling is not just looking for a win there, sometimes there are some people who want to spend some of the money they have just for fun.

It depends on what kind of a player you are. Like on my case, I do tend to take a pause after winning than to be carried away by emotion and eventually become greedy of winning more. But I agree, most of us won't quit right after winning because victory is often understood as possibility to again win, in this industry. Gambling is for fun? that is ideal but I'd bet 90% of the players are here to make profit, it is just that we have our own way of securing profit.
Taking a rest would be possible but totally quitting is not. Compare it to a vice (both are addictive). Although there are people who managed to quit instantly, for sure they had a hard time. And in most cases, as long as you deprive yourself of something, the more you'd crave or be hungry of it, and that is absolutely present in gambling industry as well.

Would be really tough once you are dragged into such addictive activity unless you'd desire of quitting and actually taking an action to stop that behavior.

Or better yet, just play roulette and just have some fun, I also play roulette a lot in land base casinos, and just like you I win some and lose some.

When you play witj self doubts and when you are pessimsitic you more likely to lose. Again energy manifest so know when to stop.


Of course, not sure how can be anyone here to be dependent on gambling as a means to an end. Good for you if you can earn $2k per week. But majority of us here are not that lucky to have that kind of money.

Good luck though, it seems that you are going to continue to gamble and hopefully you can win big again.

He said that he can make the money that he lost in about a week, so yes, he seems to be making good amount of money that he can gamble and afford to lose. But still though, that is big money for some of us. Nevertheless, we can't judge the OP here, he is willing to go and bet big so that he will have a huge winning as well. And as we can see, he had some. But when you least experience, who will suffer a huge lose that they wanted to quit. However, after a day or two, and if you have money again, perhaps he will think of going back and try to recover everything what he had lost today.

2% Right on! I can only watch bets and envy those who can afford.

It's not every day is a lucky day. OP has lots of money to spend though. With little optimism the next day he'll be up to betting more to get back his loss.
For a man betting a big amount in casino games like blackjack. A lesson learned for a day can be unlearned the next day since he doesn't have a tight budget.

I agree with the "Make your money and leave" part but I completely disagree with the second part of rewarding yourself for winning immediately after winning. This seems like a good way to condition yourself psychologically towards the dopamine rush of the reward after gambling. This very well might result in developing a crippling gambling addiction
by accident.

Rather than reward yourself after winning, the best thing to do is (from my perspective and experience in gambling) to walk away from the casino for a week or so, calm down, let the rush of winning subside and then and only then should you think about how to spend the money or if you wish to celebrate your winnings.

Also betting your money in 3 minutes then leaving? That seems like setting all risk management aside and gambling in a hurry like a madman. Not sure if thats fun or even wise to do.

Winning gambling is not by your intelligence, smartness or how it is celebrated. Gambling is won by luck, not by celebration or the energy you put into it.

Because you can get $2000 within days of work that's why you are not feeling the pain of losing money in gambling. Have to think of starting saving up the $2k weekly to see how much you get within a month. You are into gambling because you are seeing money weekly, what happens if the money is no longer there, will you be celebrating each of the wins there immediately

Well, it's quite a sensible decision, especially since the month was profitable for you and the main thing here is not to get carried away with the game and leave in time, so it's right that you showed the will and did not succumb to feelings.

It can be a habit, I mean, when you first started going to work, it might be difficult for you to get used to it, but then you just get used to this routine. The same can happen with gambling, if there is a strategy, a clear system, then following it, you can get approximately the same results on the distance, without any interruptions. The most important thing here will be making a profit in order to win more than you lose. If things are different, then maybe it not for you.

You are a good gambler and I don't think you have quitted gambling from the way you sound it shows that you are  quitting because of you lost today. You have only gone on break in no time you might be gambling again. My advice is don't gamble for profit or else you will keeping on losing and thinking you can regain the lost, unknowingly to you that you are getting addicted to gambling indirectly.


I like your courage to quit gamble it shows that you are discipline, this is the evidence of being a responsible gambler. I was once an addict to gambling and lost so much which made me quit. After sometimes when I understood that gambling is for fun and not profit, I decided to stick by this rule for some reasons. Your gambling should have a limit and don't gamble with money you need this is save you from depression.

Gambling is an addictive way of doubling or loosing money. And players must be mindful of their decisions and stakes. Bad decisions in staking can lead to depression for some persons who depend souly on the gambled funds. While we celebrate our wins whether or not it matters to jubibilate after winning huge amounts of money our next move still counts. A times players fail to enjoy the money they once celebrated. Meaning that they stake all the winnings back until its exhausted, what a bad decision.

That is if we think the money is sufficient enough or we can at least withdraw it but if what we win is still small because we budget our bets to last long, then we are forced to continue for more in hopes of winning again but most of the times the previous balance that we already build are going to be depleted.

This is the hardest or the most annoying part when trying to make money in gambling. You didn't get a win on your session but I can feel that you get enough because 1 hour in gambling is long already compared to other activities that we are doing and the good part is that you have something left with you. Not all can be able to do that.

that is exactly one of the good techniques that a profitable gambler must have. It is very dificult to know when to stop either on a losing or winning streak. If you want to succeed in gambling, you will need to know to control your emotions and know when to stop. And this is not only when you are going through a losing streak but as well when you on a losing streak. You should simply know when to drop off and stop losing. Once you do know how to do that, everything will start going a lot better.

I feel like people always share these types of advice when they fail.

You lose some money, think about it and come up with things you could've done differently and you unload on forums telling people about it.
So, my advice to OP and others who do the same is that next time you start gambling think about it beforehand. Don't regret it later and don't say that you quit because you will eventually come back. If you have to tell random people that you quit it means you have a problem. Normal people just quit and they don't need to make a big deal of it.

For me, there is always a limit to everything, but it depends on the circumstances of things, there are armature gamblers, seasonal gamblers and professional gamblers, in as much as we advice peeps not to depend on gambling as their only source of income, there are the professionals gamblers that depend solely on gambling for their daily bread,
So for some, it is easy to quit gambling forever or for a while if the person have a good profession or business that fetches him or her a lot of money, to them, gambling is just of way of having fun, but for those that have taken it up as a profession, if they quit what else would you advice they do?

Gambling addiction is mainly caused by greed and a lack of self-control. People that depend on gambling for income are also prone to gambling addiction. Quitting gambling is a good decision for does that have are addicts and not for those who view gambling as a form of entertainment.
Winning big might not be a good reason for quitting gambling except that was the gambler's target. But having a budget for your gambling adventure and the ability to be in control of your gambling behavior is the bedrock of an entertaining gambling life.

There's no way that you would really be considering on quitting when you are in the verge of winning moment or condition which its impossible for someones mind to completely stop
which they do know that they are winning.Who doesnt really love to win even more money? considering that gambling is the fastest way on making huge profits but of course same goes
when it comes to losing.You cant really quit full stop on one go and most likely people would really be continuing on what they are doing.
People would eventually quit when they are suffering huge losses which is really a very common scenario.

Here's where your reasoning goes south, because this is the exact reason why some people come back to play. They assume that there's money to be made in the first place  if they just leave early enough. Or if they haven't made money, they will make it next time. Reasoning to justify gambling, while only reason you would need is it to be fun.

Gamble for fun, especially with roulette and casino games, don't try to reason sense why you didn't make money or did make money.
If you thought you have figured out a system, just trust me; edge isn't on your side, only luck can be your side.

Also "winning energy bringing more wins" sounds superstitious, weird and fun, but there's as much logic behind that as leaving early.

I absolutely agree with you, and judging by OP's post, he has problems with both greed and self-control. I have a feeling that he plays to win, not for fun, and it will not lead to anything good.

Most likely he is a millionaire or gets money very easily since he can afford to lose $1,000 in five minutes at the roulette table. It seems to me it is necessary to treat more restraint both to money and to gambling.

Stay where you are good at and if a decision you have wanting to quit then just do it for good. It may hard at the beginning and you'll feel that you're going to win back those losses and you might experience those huge wins again, just don't think of it.
Clear your mind and have yourself really set for quitting and don't ever go back again. But most gamblers tell that and eventually, they're coming back and playing again.

Off topic ... @Fishy001
but what do you do as a job?
I see that it is well paid ::) ok also answer me in private / tips/suggestion :)

All jokes aside, it is normal not to be able to win consistently in a casino or games based purely on luck. Here remember that the house always has a mathematical / statistical advantage.
The more you play, the more likely they are going to win (the famous house edge).

This is why it is much more profitable to win with sports-related bets.
As I never get tired of saying, play for the pleasure of playing and not to earn / enrich yourself!

Reading your whole post it makes me think that you think that there is some long term winning strategy to roulette. There is only one way to win at roulette in the long run, that is to open up a casino and take bets on roulette where you will have the ultimate mathematical edge. You are not an expert at roulette, you might have learned the rules of the game and have that advantage over a brand new player, but beyond that you are still destined to slowly leak your money over time into the wallets of the casino bosses. Giving yourself some breaks or relaxation has no impact on how the roulette wheel performs. You have no special luck over the simple math involved which is rigged against you.

OP fantasizes too much about winning at roulette. He thinks it's very easy to do and just as easy to take the winnings and walk away. But gamblers lose and lose many times in a row. And I think from this scenario you need to strategize your game. First of all you have to think about losing, when you should stop and how much money you can afford to lose.

As long as their desire is stronger than to return to gambling, they will not return for any reason because they want to leave gambling. And if they can not return to gambling, they can gradually forget about gambling and use other activities to not think about gambling. And everything will depend on how strongly he wants to stop gambling and cure or eliminate the desire to gamble. Once he had really mastered himself well, even if he returned to gambling, he would be able to quit whenever he wanted because gambling would not attract him like before.

I think it is because of the opportunity, it is the opportunity to win xx money big short term. A lot of gamblers who already quit felt some urge to comeback to play gambling again but because of their greed and because they do not fully embrace the risks, it causes them emotional and financial disaster.

When you really want to comeback, you're not just taking the risks; you should embrace it wherein it doesn't resonate the slightest bit of emmomtional discomfort.

These theories about "attracting good luck" have been around for ages, and some people still believe in them, but the truth is there's no scientific basis for such ideas. Although the appropriate experiments were conducted many times in various laboratories around the world, no "energy" you are talking about was ever detected.


If you really make 2,000 USD per week, and it's not a bribe to your family member, a corrupt official, a bribe disguised as your salary, than I'm really happy for you because only a few people can make such money through an honest day's work. But I personally doubt you are one of them. Celebrating "With hookers champainge" is not what a smart and intelligent person would say about celebrating, in my opinion.

I don't understand, in the title of the thread you tell people to stop playing, but reading the content of the thread you mention your profits which seem to me to be good profits and looking at the content of your thread I don't see many negative aspects that are a big deal reason to stop gambling, unless you were taking cash you need urgently in the real world and using it to gamble, in that scenario I would understand that you need to stop gambling urgently. on the topic: "stop playing". people play for fun, there's nothing wrong with taking money and playing in a casino, that's part of every person's fun. It only becomes wrong when a person starts using money he needs in the real world to cover other needs like buying food, paying for water and electricity or renting a house. That's why we can't tell everyone to stop playing, that's not right


games such as roulette, which are games that depend on luck, are the type of gambling that people cannot create any kind of strategy, because they depend on luck and that is why people should play knowing that the money they are going to play at roulette is already lost, if by chance the person wins then he can celebrate but if the person loses then he has to accept that from the beginning it was already lost money

Well, in the lessons of life, if many experiences have accumulated and are bad, we must learn from them, each person is different and has their way of thinking, which is something that must be respected, but having Bear in mind that what matters here is that a person feels good and if he doesn't feel that way with the game and sees that his conclusion or solution is not to play anymore, then he should do it, although I think quite the opposite, for me a person who plays in a casino is looking for fun.

Every person who goes to a casino has realized that they are looking for something different, some money, others to see them, and others are just looking for something so that they are not so empty, so in general terms I see gambling as an option to de-stress, spend a different time and have an experience that gives me happiness, and if to that is added the fact of earning money, then it is something much better.

Gambling is not just for profits alone, but it’s also a source of fun or entertainment for some. That is why even if gamblers have been gaining a significant amount already, they can’t just easily leave gambling because aside from they are chasing more luck and profits, they are also enjoying and become more excited everytime they add more bet. So its really hard to quit from gambling, though it’s so much easy to say especially for those newbies in gambling.

We also must remember that quitting when you are ahead is incredibly difficult, after all if you are having a lucky day and you are experiencing profits you know that if you stop now you have no way to know that when you gamble again you are going to be this lucky, so at the time people think about taking advantage of the good luck they are having and they keep gambling, but as you may guess that luck cannot last forever and when it runs out then things turn around relatively quickly and the gambler can lose all the profits he got in the session.

Your wins are way more than your losses and that's a great thing. One other thing I learnt from gambling is the fact that using more capital on just few games is far more better than accumulating  bulks of games with relatively very low stake.
I basically bet mostly on soccer games and I would love to adventure into so many other games aswear.
Also remember not to financial advices to people as there are great chances of holding you accountable for everything and every word you say.
I also love your energy towards positivity and tye fact that you realized your mistake and error and aso ready to work towards changing it is a great winning point for you rather than recon on it.

Reality is you can’t easily quit from gambling whenever you want. You have to take it slow and change your mindset that you can’t chase your losses anymore, otherwise you’ll end up affecting your finances, and eventually your mental and emotional health. Although there are those who are strong and determined enough to leave gambling for good within a short period of time, but if you are a regular and active gambler, it’s hard to leave gambling as easy as that.

Yes, gambling is for fun and not to see it as a means of living. However, if you see yourself as an active gambler, then quitting must be hard particularly that you have made significant amount of profits in gambling. Rather than quitting for good, maybe consider this gamble at your own risk. You can still gamble but focus on sportsbetting because you seemed good at it and profitable too. And maybe you can start refraining yourself from other type of games to avoid future losses.

$2000 may still be a lot of money for some people. Still, I hope for you that you can easily miss it, and that you will put an end to gambling after today. But you have to be strong in your shoes not to pick it up later. Many gamblers temporarily stop gambling and then later go wrong again with all the consequences. If you really lost the money and turned it into a learning process, then it was worth the money and you actually made a good investment. And try to keep thinking clearly the moment you get the urge to gamble again.

First of all, you should know that you cannot make a regular income from gambling. Yeah, you can earn money from gambling but it is risky and you should always have a primary source of income other than gambling.

Secondly, you told that you will get back 2000 usd which you lost in gambling within next 7 days? So how will you get that money back ? You have some other work or will you gamble more in the hope to recover your money?

Chasing losses is just like suicide because instead on making yourself recover those amounts you would rather lose even more.This is why its never been recommended on having this kind of behavior because it would really just make up the situation even more worst.People who do mind off on making gambling as a main source of income is something that you shouldnt do because you would really make things even more worst.
If you cant bare up the losses then its better to make yourself quit rather than on making things even gets worst.If you could able to handle yourself then its your choice but you shouldnt really
plant into your mind that you could really be always having that winning times because gambling in long term does involved losses and thats a fact.

 all of course learn from experience because of their defeats in gambling but that doesn't mean luck comes at the same time and not everyone is as lucky as you use big bets and win at casinos, your thread might help add experience but can't help people to be able to win like you, congrats on your win even if you have to lose $2000

Indeed, the mindset here should be the most prioritized. It is very difficult to get rid of the gambling habit, especially if it has been done for years it will be even more difficult to get rid of. Sometimes if you don't do these activities you will definitely feel like something is missing in this life and that is very addictive.

Actually it’s not a good way, you had played. Making full bet to gambling is not an good idea at any moment. Atleast you had loss the entire life saving into the gambling, because gambling is risky to the people with less knowledge. Knowledge in anything is important to inverse the money, it also applicable to the trading of some new coin. This type of loss also occur in the future trade, it’s better to quit with minimum loss. Instead of keep playing to recover the complete loss. It may take all your holding in wallet. Learn the game and play.

I think that it is wise enough to know when to stop gambling. Because this is to avoid some addiction. I don't care if we are real gamblers or not. But if we have decided to stop, we need to, moreover after we have lost so much money. Although we have earned a lot of money and then lost much money, too, it is better to stop. We need the money to do something more. Even if we want to continue gambling,we need certain times to continue but not now. We need certain eriod where weare relly ready to gamble again, using the least of the money. But it is better not too much betting amount again.

I had some major losses months ago and decided to quit gambling. I could continue betting, coming back with a larger bankroll to recover losses with fast and few bets like OP is doing and displaying with his currently statistics, but I prefered to not risk anymore. Good for him that he is making awesome progress so far, however, we know it's not possible to maintain results sustainable on long run. Inevitably it becomes a snowball of unrecoverable losses after a while.

The nature of gambling is never to make us profitable in the long run but to make the house the most profitable all the time. That is the reason why we should never consider gambling as a means of living because it will only make us devastated in the end, instead gamble for fun to make it more reasonable. However, quitting from gambling is hard especially at first but if you know it would be best for you, then it’s better to leave gambling at all cost.

We all have a share of winning and losing in gambling but you don't post every round of experience you've had in gambling this is your nth time of posting this thread makes us think that you just want attention, you need a professional help its not doing you good.

Hard thing to do I doubt with your kind of mindset you can do that you want experiences so you can have your story to post here.


This is easier said than done, you have a house edge to deal with and with this mindset you are likely to get disappointed when you lose


It's ok to celebrate when you won its natural for all of us, humans because it really is a struggle when you are playing in casinos, but it's good that you kept some of your money so when you have spare money when you have the urge to gamble.

^If the amount that you can afford there is nothing to worried about, I even experience this myself but I tried to recover losses when I have an extra amount to gamble, fortunately, there is some time that I have recovered my losses but not all. This is what I am thinking, if I quit, I cannot recover my losses and there is no chance that I have won a big amount if you don't want to continue. But of course, don't chase your losses because this is not an ideal way to recover your lose. However, OP was very lucky on his side and that is why we rely, on our luck.

It’s either to chase losses or to gain more possible profits, gambling is never meant for that as it’s always based on chance and luck. So instead of gambling more, consider leaving first after making some good amount. That way, your profits will never be compromised. And never think that you have lose some opportunities to gain, as it’s always the house that will always win.

Gambling should be just for fun and to play it if you have a few extra bucks to lose. Its good to quit but if you want to have fun you can always bet small amounts that you just wont need or that you just wont miss if you lose. In long run you will lose especially in casinos where o most everything is rigged and house must win

Gambling is fine as long as you know your limits. If you don't, chances are you'll be putting yourself in a position wherein you will lose in the long run. It will be hard to stop that mindset once you already got the hang of chasing losses and playing for more than what you should in an effort to make more money/chase what you loss. It's a very expensive lesson but hey, at least you got out of the bad habit before it's too late.

See their is some platforms you can play your gambling with and you make it perfectly well, so i believe that gambling is a very big something we play and win, but roulette is the kind of gambling which people is not acquainted with, and it's not possible to someone to win such level of amount of money or go into bet with such amount of money into bet. So it's good to go in to bet with small amount money not as big as $500 for a bet you don't know it's way about.

It's very important that you know what you're doing...
You can't be be into something -- something you'd expect some huge profits then you don't even know the strength of your predictions...it's weird.
Since you've realized that those are your weaknesses...Lets assume 'em -- Sport booking, roulette etc... No matter the odds that games are given under them, you shouldn't feel any interest right? Cus afterall, what you get -- is merely those infuriating losses and, since you haven't had the experiences or say - the "luck" to predict sportgames, it'll just keep happening. I wonder why peeps get so unlucky even when we've got a whole lotta sites that Could even go as far as -- supporting, teaching or building your gambling experiences....and there are.

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True, this is an action that must be realized from the start, especially when we are in gambling, sometimes there are times when we lose control and mature thoughts because we are still carried away by lust, so we are in thoughts where we have to stop and where we have to start. This must be realized so that when unwanted things happen, we are aware that we have crossed the limit for gambling, which of course can minimize this so that we don't fall into losses.

Yes, gambling is good for fun and I want to bet again futurely. But first, I've promised to myself I have to recover the amount I lost previously before gambling again. By respecting and following this rule, I keep my gambling activity and financial life under control, otherwise I may fall in a dangerous route with very serious consequences which can take a longer time until I can stabilize my life again.

Maybe after recovering the amount I lost (through another sources of income), I start playing again, so I can revert my losses in gambling starting from a fresh new round...

Limitation is all what we do need not only on gambling but also in other things that we are dealing on life on which if you do really consider out on taking control of everything or on every decisions been made.

You would really be putting up yourself into trouble if you are aware on what you are doing specially with gambling which does involved lots of risk and its true that you would might say that you would be quitting

but the truth you would be still coming back on the time that you do feel better.Just like the rest been saying that this is a usual line for those who had lost up money
and keeps coming back for more or hoping for some breaking even moment or recovery.

It seems though that the OP has been missing in action for the last 2 weeks.

Maybe he has lost so much money during that time that he no longer log into this forum to show his winning or losing big money again? Hopefully he is doing good and just enjoying another round of big wins.

As for the lessons, again, I doubt that he will just quit, really hard for someone specially if they have tasted huge wins as well.

Honestly, the game is something that has a high power to manipulate your head and very few people have the power to control it, it is a practically supernatural power.
For those who can maintain this control, my suggestion is...
Keep in mind a fixed spending budget per month, per week, per day or anything else, the important thing is to establish a maximum spending target and never exceed it, regardless of the result you have in the game, be it big defeats or glorious victories like the one you described.

If necessary, to beat the temptation, move the funds to a cold-wallet that you swore not to redeem before the year 2050, for example.

Or, it is even worth converting the amount to fiat currency and investing in something that is blocked for a certain time, investing in real estate or whatever.
Any such investment is valid to escape temptation... and continue betting as if nothing had happened.

Good games, and may those lucky plays be repeated again for you.

There is nothing rigged. Especially in online casinos nowadays they publicly tell you the odds, the House Edge and the RTP. It seems to me that you don't understand what those concepts mean because they are what makes the house win without anything being rigged, which would mean cheating.

What I do agree with is that gambling should be seen as entertainment, where you can make some extra money from time to time.

Hmm.. Is it how easy it is to make $5000 with $1000 In 3 minutes playing roullete? Because i haven't played it before, and i think with this I need to go take a loan of $1000 right now so I could also win my $5000 in 3minutes too. (I.e $10,000 in 6 minutes and $15,000 in 9 minutes).

Moreover, if this is how gambling was easy, everybody willl be a gambler today, but one thing one need to have in mind Is to gamble responsibly, knowing that you can either win or lose, which is enough reason to gamble with an amount you can always afford to lose

I see your argument and I will agree with how you conveyed your thoughts, the fact that some people gamble for profit is a bit too unwise if I do say so myself but at the same time you couldn't really enjoy gambling if you're not winning. I also see OPs statement from experience and to me it's almost so predictable. Gamblers who lost a huge sum of money will always have that thought at the back of their mind, but it will be up to you to answer to it, finally become a more responsible gambler, or go back to your old ways and spend money like crazy. I do not know about putting the blame on the house however, we all know they gotta make money somehow and that's how they do it, so to say they are rigged is just a little irresponsible on your end, because you'll retain that thought process for every huge money you have lost.

That’s one factor as he stated many times on couple of his attention seeking thread that he will quit while in profit yet he still kept posting his personal until now. OP seems no friends or social life that he makes the forum gambling section his personal diary to write all his win/lose history. Sometimes he is doing a shilling on casino but most of the time he just want to boast all his bet.

The negative comments of some user here might add to the factor that affects his activity here. He has nothing to share here recently but only lose. This maybe all the reason for his absence and good 2 weeks of silence here in the forum.

Gambling Is not for everyone cause gambling is for Those people who are so much rich that they do not care about their money and they play it for fun. Rich people alwasy exchange money by betting 😂
But we that are not aware of gambling always loose money. There was past times when I lost almost 2 Ethereum when it was only 250 dollars. And still I am not doing this anymore.

I think this was the user who said who have been banned for posting some threads which are seem to be unreal already. Not only that but he also use inappropriate words which are not really good to read in a public forum like this. I don't know if this thread we are replying here is legit but even if not, I think we can still get some lessons here. Some of the notable ones are; we shouldn't stay for too long inside in the casino. This is true because casino's can always win in the long run.

Another one is we must have confidence, and lastly, we should only stick on the games that we know the most. For you there, maybe you are not used to big wins, that is why you think it will be hard for you to quit once you experience some.

Indeed, this guy got banned because he engaged in a open dispute with reputable members of the forum on the Reputation board. All began because the threads he often opened (being the last one where he claimed to have bought about 1000 lottery tickets). Eventually got a neutral tag from Yahoo and he complained and insulted people left and right in the same thread he opened.

Menh i understand what you are trying to say but i don't think anyone ever gambles for fun. And about quitting gambling , i Will agree with you on that because when you have started gambling and obsessed with more win its like a spirit that tells you to keep playing until you are all out of cash and if you not careful you can end up doing crazy things like even taking a loan just to experience that feeling of winning ,winning and winning. but I  think what you will be getting at that moment when you are lost deeply into the act is just dissapointments.

I have experienced a lot of wins in my online casino account but I can tell am never content because I always feel like i need to win more and recover those other times i lost.

Menh gambling truly is something one needs to be just playing for fun. But i feel its not just possible you will be playing just for fun and actually not trying to get a big win  ;D

Lol, that guy is too funny at posting outrageous things here on the forum. He even goes against himself a couple of times like saying that he'll quit after a few hours he'll post that he is gambling again and winning a lot. Yahoo called bs to all of his posts and tagged him as he continuously spammed the forum with his nonsensical post and he even attacked him on his threads as yahoo is disagreeing with him, but things got worse when he posted about it and attacked the most reputable members of the forum. 

Pretty much he attacked anyone who disagreed with him and did not just congratulate him for his alleged wins.
In my opinion the last straw that broke the camel's back was the fact he retaliated with a red feedback against yahoo, calling him loser and non-sense like that, as I said before, people like him are better off on Twitter, since he was just looking for attention and create a fan club.

It’s not just losses but even if you are making significant profits in gambling, it’s still best to not see it as a sustainable source of profits or income. Learn to quit from it eventually. And just like OP, after you make money, then leave. While others bet more to win more, but that’s become unrealistic when it comes to gambling. Because I believe to gamble is to lose, and the more you bet, the more chances of losing your money at the end of the day.

The damage is still manageable. And you are never too late to finally stop gambling. It may be a lot of money, but it's good to face reality. A good first step is the realization that you have a gambling problem, only when you realize that you can tackle the problem at the core. And hope that you don't get a relapse, otherwise you will end up in a negative spiral that you can hardly get out of. The time you have been addicted to gambling is approximately the time it takes you to get out of it. And that is a very difficult task sometimes.

There is no lesson to learn from this thread. I thought that there would be good moral lesson to captured from OP but I got total disappointment. OP there is now way you always win games, there are sometimes you would loss. That is the equation in Gambling. And also there is no way you will quit gambling if you are a core gamblers.


 If someone loss $2000 and luck came back to him and he won $5000, do you think he would quit? That might be the time motivation would come for to play more. He might leave the casino hall at that moment because probably it has been long he played and losing everytime and want to compensate himself. But definitely he will come back to the casino hall. The only time he might leave the casino hall is when there is no money to visit the the hall.

I agree with you and what you say, clearly when a person knows he is on a roll it is almost impossible for him to stop playing, because his brain will tell him to keep playing because he thinks he will win big, but I have learned something from this, if you have earned enough and not "much" I think you should stop, because it is better to have money in hand than to lose it little by little, you can see how that luck you had at that time should be taken advantage of, it is the only The way I see it, however, when we play and lose everything, our feeling is going to be very ugly and that is something that I do not wish on anyone, I have experienced both experiences and I am left with the experience of stopping playing and taking the money than to lose everything.

OP is frustrated because he lost, and that's natural, people need to think for themselves and be aware of the danger of gambling, for example if a person decides to start gambling, that person should already know that he has to be prepared to lose a lot, you won't just win, that's not how gambling works. so it won't make sense for this person to enter gambling today, lose and then say: I'm going to give up. so why was he playing? It is necessary to have a game plan, good bankroll management. there is no such thing as an easy thing, I hope OP thinks that way too. now when the person starts losing constantly, does not win and is spending a lot of money then it is about time for that person to stop and give up gambling. when something doesn't work out, we have to give up.

It's a natural reaction to insist on quitting after having big losses but mostly, people who have frustrations because of their losses still bet and try their luck again. Op's disappointment I think will only be temporary. There will still come a time when he will still try his luck. Admit it or not, we tend to quit when we fail but we still keep trying after a while.
But yes, we should learn how to manage everything including our bankroll as well as our emotions. We must know when to stop and when to continue. If gambling is already negatively affecting your life, then it will be a good decision to leave it.

If you had loss the hard earned money of 2000$, surely it’s big loss for you. But it depends on few things like how long you had played that gambling. Because if you had loss 2000$ by the short period, then it leads to the big loss for you. In case you are playing gambling over a period of 4-5 years, then the amount you had used was the huge as compared to this loss. Even it maybe the ten or twenty times of the current loss of 2000$. Even I had loss over 2300$ in the binance future trading and it’s unexpected one.

stop gambling when you get a big loss and will start gambling again out of curiosity and chasing losses.
all of this is caused by gamblers who are frustrated and cannot control their emotions and even though in gambling the most important thing is controlling emotions.


I once heard the saying "luck only belongs to those who are willing to take risks"
and maybe some gamblers continue to try their luck on the grounds that they will be lucky after this, without realizing that they are constantly losing

$2000 dollar lost regardless of the previous session is a huge loss. This may be little to those who have lots of money but for an average gambler, this is equivalent to 3 or 4 months of salary.  I do hope that @OP had learned his lesson on these losses and started controlling his cash flows when it comes to gambling.  I know @OP will not be stopping anytime soon because it would be hard to stop when his total winnings are on the green.


Well, you cannot test your luck when you don't take the risk but I am sure luck is residing in everyone, of course, it needs a chance to trigger this luck within us.

You earn 2k a week from a job? You must be living a lavish life. I don't know anyone who earns 1k a week and I know people who have their own businesses and work in IT.
If this is true, congratulations! You're in that 1% of people.


I wouldn't bet so much on 1 hand especially in blackjack when I many times faced a situation where I had 20 and thought there's no way a dealer would get 21 but they did.
Be cautious with your bets or don't bet at all, but you made your decision so maybe it's all for the best.
Congratulations again.

Winning is always a big motivation for gamblers that is why we chase our losses in the hope that we can win, regain, and keeps playing, gamblers will never quit gambling when they win, they can make a break but they always remember their last win and this keeps them motivated to play more, the dangerous thing about gambling is when you won a big amount because you already have a target on your next betting session.

look at that guys OP has never felt like a loss by losing that $2000, the thread has clickbait so people want to see his real winnings, OP didn't really quit gambling, he is an active gambler and addict

it's just a difference in mindset, the Chinese play gambling to test their luck (even though they are not rich because it is their culture) but those from other countries and cultures also play gambling to make money.
and the people who mostly win big are those who play gambling for fun. I have tried it myself and when I play gambling with the aim of money and win then I keep losing, it's different when I play gambling for the purpose of pleasure.


OP won't stop gambling, it's ingrained in him, I think OP is playing drama -- just look at yahoo already labeling it but OP doesn't change his habits.

yes that's why OP hasn't been active since 15th november last active in this forum and this thread keeps getting picked up, I think leaving this thread is a good choice because it's not worth discussing anymore

well that's it. one way to trigger luck we have to dare to take these risks. no other way.
although when the gambler has to lose $2000 worth of money as described in the OP, I'm also sure he will also find greater luck, but I don't know when that will happen.
for sure don't be afraid to take big risks if you really want to get bigger profits. But you also have to remember that using money you can afford to lose


Yes, it is true. because when someone gambles with the aim of making money or it can be said as a source of income, they will certainly be tense and emotionally vulnerable when gambling. the gambler will feel uncomfortable and more vulnerable to losing, because he has already thought about the advantages and disadvantages that cause the gambler's mind to lose focus, and one more thing, fear of losing money.
different from gamblers who have the goal of having fun they will be more comfortable and calm when gambling. because he really considers gambling a game and the gambler is not afraid of losing his money. so luck is closer to gamblers like that.


I have also proven it myself, before with a capital of $ 15 gambling, I won with a profit of $ 800 at roulette. at that time I felt this was just a game for fun.
but after that I had a desire to get more and I considered it a source of income and it turned out that when I was gambling I was always thinking about the fear of losing money.

but after lessons like that it made me understand more that gambling is only for entertainment, not for making money

I believe the hardest problem a gambler need to face is to admit to himself that he is already falling into gambling addiction. Even if we say the damages are still in controlled, but we are just seeing it at the present time, we don’t know yet if in the future we can still manage our losses and damages. So quit now and thank yourself later. Gambling is making us poor unconsciously, and we will only realize that if we are already in a position of having debts that made us too hard to get out from it.

I don't know what sort of money you have available outside of gambling, but I couldn't fathom putting down a $200 bet on a game you know is tilted in the long run towards the house, I dread to think how many thousands you've paid right into the pockets of the casinos with nothing to show for it but some lousy "wins" story on a message board. You should just accept that all the money you've put into gambling to this point is wasted and gone forever - don't ever try to think you'll win it back via gambling because it just throws more money away. You should 100% stay away from any gambling site and maybe even get off the internet for a while to break the habit and routine.

I think the best to do is try to live 1 week without gambling and this will make sure that all the heat,rage and greed/desire to earn more will most probably fade away a little bit,if you manage to be gamble free for one week you can try for two weeks,of course is much difficult to do so in reality than typing it here.

Personally I only gamble 20-30 dollars up to 200 dollars as a maximum weekly which is an amount I can afford to lose and if I hit big I am happy,if I lose the money,I don't really care as I consider it as if I got to dinner out or to the movies or to the stadium so I consider it entertainment money anyway.

Yes. We will see ourselves losing in the end if we always gamble for profits. As gambling is made to entertain us, but we don’t see it that way. Instead, we gamble for more money and hoping it could make us consistently profitable and end up with a bigger bankroll. But we all know that the house keep us watching, and they make sure that house will always win. So let’s just be realistic, if you are not a productive gambler anymore, then quit. That’s the best way to get rid of your future losses.

We all have different doom day so you just have to be strong and relax your mind and never attempt to revenge your money back because what you have lost is gone and you need to decides how you are going to work for another one.
The gambling world is very competitive and whatever you have lost is Ben taken by another gambler that won .

Sometimes you need to revenge into what you have lost, because if you have not experience  or a mistake You will not correct yourself or amend your ways in terms of gambling, so it is because of your seriousness will make you to achieve what you have not achieved so I stand for you to lose and the Continuum to add more effort to ensure that you have all recover what we have lost so far so with that alone I think you will make well, some advice is a discourage advice

If you do come up with that kind of emotion which is really something impulsive specially in talking about having that revenge type or way of betting then you would really make things even more worst.
Just like others said that trying out to chase your losses or trying out to break even would really make situation to be more devastating which is something that you should really need to avoid
or something that you shouldnt let it happen.If you do lost big time then just simply quit and never look back again unless if you do really allocate some funds to gamble and
dont mind if those money would be lost forever.Its up to someones mindset whether they are really accepting that fate or not.

If we were able to change our mindset then surely gambling will be good. As said we always consider gambling as a way to earn. This is really wrong, and we don't have the mindset to accept in that way. House always wins, though we're lucky. We earn and finally the greed will push us and end up losing big. As suggested it is good to analyse ourselves and take the right decision, if not the financial problems will ruin entire life.

because OP still hasn't locked this topic so there will continue to be discussions created on this topic, it's better to report to the moderator to lock this topic.


that's what we have discussed over and over again on many topics in this gambling section, usually when our goal in gambling is money then we will only lose, but when our mindset changes and gambles just for fun, then the results will be different - real or not but that's what happens in reality.

Well, I don't agree with what you say, because that is as if you signed that millionaires are the only ones who deserve fun in the world and it is not like that, those who have almost no money can play with little money and have fun, if we We start from the premise that we want to have fun, there are no limits, a person who doesn't have a lot of money can't spend all they have on casino games, but they can set aside a very small part and try their luck and have fun at the same time. avoid addiction and maintain a good life status, a millionaire person can lose a lot of money and become descpalitalized, but that does not mean that things will get out of hand, if there is no self-control you cannot enjoy yourself or anything in casinos.

I believe you are wrong, dude.
Actually, there are gambling and betting options for all people from all social and economic backgrounds. For example, my country goes for a economical crisis, and yet you can see people who gamble, they do not gamble much money but they still do.

Actually, I would dare to say gambling becomes more common during challenging times, for some reason. There must be a scientific paper about it somewhere on the internet.

Because of economic crises, the amount of money people in that country will use to gamble will reduce because of inflation, that is right. But economic crisis do not stop people not to gamble like how they are gambling before, it does not mean that someone can not become addicted, it does not mean some people will not use big amount of money to gamble, just that people can not gamble with what they do not have at all.

Some people resort on violence and crime just to get money that need to gamble when addiction kicks in to there blood. Aside from drugs, gambling is the main reason while people is doing illegal things just to get the money they need for there gambling needs.

In my country, people in slam area always do gambling by themselves. The crime rate on area near them is very high specially theft and most of the suspect are those from this slam area. People will find ways to earn the money that they need to gamble regardless on there financial status.

So you because you gamble, meaning you are rich? Lol. No gambling is for everyone ready to lose their money, lol. It is always a 50-50 chance if you win the game and earn money. People with extra money can spend it on gambling if they want, as they do it for fun or for others it is for profit. Here in our place, a lot of poor are playing gambling, but for fun and profit, I was shocked that they tend to win or sometimes lose but still can bring home some money.

I think everyone gambles with the intention of gaining money; it's quite uncommon to see someone just having fun. The only advice I have is to avoid using gambling as your sole source of income. I know plenty of people who rely solely on gambling to get by, and while some of them succeed, others struggle. But all I am aware of is that gambling is not a reliable source and can ruin someone's life.


Why will rich people gamble for fun? I don't see rich people doing that because they believe once they gamble and they lose they the money is gone, the only I found rich people doing is to predict not to gamble with are money. Gamble is for everyone who is eager to make it easily.

But you will be surprised when you read many articles on the internet which say that it is the poor who gamble the most, maybe because there are more poor people than rich people, but that proves that actually poor people don't care much about the money they spend on gamble, even though many of them reason to make money but I'm sure there will be more losers than earn.

My experience with this part of life is avoid making unnecessary mistake that will give you loses because lost money will never come back, it is gone and so it is gone forever. The money that you make in 7days is just a new money and the past belongs there in the past. Another lesson is to gamble according to what you can lose so that you don't feel regretful all the day.

Well, I don't agree with what you say, because that is as if you signed that millionaires are the only ones who deserve fun in the world and it is not like that, those who have almost no money can play with little money and have fun, if we We start from the premise that we want to have fun, there are no limits, a person who doesn't have a lot of money can't spend all they have on casino games, but they can set aside a very small part and try their luck and have fun at the same time. avoid addiction and maintain a good life status, a millionaire person can lose a lot of money and become descpalitalized, but that does not mean that things will get out of hand, if there is no self-control you cannot enjoy yourself or anything in casinos.

Yes gambling is not only for those millionaires and rich people because there's no rule about that. And what you see right now even those poor people keep playing in the gambling world in order to win a money so you can not say that Gambling is for millionaires only and also we all know that everywhere in this world there are many gamblers that that their status in life is in middle stage and not in a rich stage.

The economic crisis doesn't stop people from continuing to gamble because they still hope to win from gambling. They have to change their mindset by not thinking about gambling when they need money to survive. And even though the economic crisis is over, they will not gamble but choose to save their money for their future. But if they are already addicted to gambling, it won't stop them because they are too deep into gambling. There may be no way to stop them because if their money runs out, they will still try to have money, even if it is by borrowing other people's money.

When it comes to loosing money and a huge amount to say, it has always been something not new anymore but seems OP got carried away to have assumed the game he played to be too sure for a winning, maybe this was his first attempt to have lost this kind of amounts but it has always been said not to gamble with the amount you can't afford to loose, sometimes our predictions on games doesn't work out as expected even when all that appears shows an indication for for to win, but things change even not as expected in gambling because it involves risk and money.

It seems your lifestyle is very interesting, and your gambling style too. we are happy, if we see someone get a lot of wins on their bets. after all, your loss is only 2k at this time and there are still benefits from your previous profits, isn't it. of course, you don't need to worry because winning or losing is not something that normally happens to us as gamblers. most importantly, you stay healthy and not motivated to reverse all your losses in one night. because of that, it would be very risky I think.

BTW, you are betting with a fairly high capital with a luck-based type of bet. I personally, do not have the guts as big as you. maybe just for sportbook, i have courage to bet high amount.

I have read many articles online that rich people do not gamble, but the average people gambling more. The poor people do not have enough money to gamble but gamble with small amount of money, expecting to win big amount of money with just small amount of money they are gambling with, this makes them to accumulate many odds that increase their chance to lose more.

Losing huge amount of money may not be something new for you, but some people are just new gamblers that have no experience yet. It is not something new, but some people are still a victim of such losses.

This teaches that we can never trust a casino anywhere in the world, a casino when we play and win, the best thing we can do is retire with earnings, and go another day, this to see the earnings, that what we win we can spend and use For our benefit, I believe that in the end that is what is sought, to have solidity and great support when winning, when in my case I go to play, I only allow myself to lose the amount that I should lose, I never lost again extra money, even if emotions tell me that I should continue playing, because I know that I will lose that money. So this is something that a person must learn, self-control.

And it also teaches not to be too greedy while gambling, and not betting with an amount too huge we can't afford to lose, while also knowing when to stop gambling to continue the next day, because I think that's what O.P did which cost him losing huge amount he/she never thought it could happen, which is the reason for the quiting proposal. But moreover, let's all try to gamble responsibly while staking an amount you are always okay with

That's the more reason why it soon becomes an addiction when they gamble for money. They see gamble as a way of making quick bucks and then sometimes they are lucky but sometimes when they are not, they end up losing all their money.
Gamble is quite a risky venture and very difficult to leave once it becomes a habit.

Most of the people go to gambling for enjoyment but few people go to gambling for earning but those who start gambling for earning will never reach their goal as it is a high risk game. Where once one becomes too addicted, the consequences are dire which one does not even realize . And despite losing thousands he could not give up gambling and at one point he borrowed and started gambling. Which takes him to a more serious level

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What trick people most is when they first stake their first bet and they win, or maybe the second too and they win, because of that, they will think that gambling is very simple and they will continue to gamble until losses begins.

Gambling is very simple because we only need to prepare money and play immediately.
But gambling also requires control because they and we should have seen the many bad experiences we have had.
Gambling is not a way to make a quick buck so they have to think twice about trying it because it won't always work.
The longer they gamble, the more money they can lose so this must be controlled so they don't lose all of their money at once.

Actually gambling could be a quick way to make money, as you said gambling is simple since they only need money and play immediately. But of course you will not always make money through gambling because luck not always on your side. When someone is lose, there's will be someone will make money. When you're make money, it mean someone is losing money.

Even poker and sport are skill based game, your analysis and prediction wouldn't always work too.

I think this post is more of a brag rather than even a sympathy because I see no reasons why you should be taking so much pride in winnings.
I really don't like this concept of celebration and this thread also made me remember a thread with a topic that bad advice can also been gotten here and this I feel are also one of the bad advices please psrdon me but I really had to speak up my heart and mind.
The figures you mentioned here are really much and I don't even see myself toying or playing with such amount of money and beside I basically love to gamble with more caution rather than pleasure and I always have a mindset of making money rather than just fun.

It's could be a quick way to make money but also the fastest way to lose everything we have. It could also be tempting all the time because of the huge hope of winning so it needs control. It's just hard to let go of it and to quit especially for those who have the wrong mindset toward it. We shouldn't make gambling a top of everything and stay away from it as much as possible once we know that we're falling badly for it.

I guess you are just doing that because you lose in that day its not just only pulling the lever and make the multiplier to go being a gambler makes a discipline too so make sure you are keep aware with your action and at the same time funds not all the time having a lot of funds can be do a one day millionaire always set yourself to make a limit like a gambling plan just long what you can spend in a day there's a chance you make a revenge gameplay that quite lose you a lot of money.

Correct. It's not fun anymore when you are doing it just once and all in. It's combined panic, stress, and the possibility of rekt without any revenge because you have nothing left in your wallet.
Same with OP, I chose sports betting as it gives me the joy to watch the game with a little excitement thanks to the bets I made. But, I don't go all out in one game. If I lose now, I can come tomorrow, try to win it back, and maybe I will get lucky and hit a parlay jackpot.
I don't like short games without any thrill into it anymore, like dice, or slots. For me, those are for pure gamblers who are just aiming for direct money to double their funds.

Then why are you promoting one of the casinos in your signature?
You are never forced to gamble even though you are promoting a gambling site but if you become like this when you are promoting it then of course the companies paying you don't like it.

Addiction is bad, but one has to understand that gambling is not the main source for income. They have to be responsible for themselves and their finances, that is at least able to control themselves as best they can even if they have an addiction.

To me if OP quitted indeed then I think he just accept defeat and in this case, he has lost the most, gambling should be a thing of passion, you shouldn't gamble if you don't have money, don't borrow money to gamble because gambling also entails taking risk, maybe he had thought about winning at all cost when he's overconfident in the game he's placing bet on, I think he has failed to have concluded on quitting due to his intentions being abolished, but he should also blame himself for being responsible for the consequences of his wrong actions after gambling with the amount he can't afford to loose.

Gambling affects the human psyche very strongly and can cause serious injury if a person has hidden mental problems, so most gambling addicts cannot live without throwing dice or playing slots when there is money.

It's about the same with people who have been to war. Most of these people abuse alcohol because they can't otherwise get their bodies to produce the substances they are used to during combat.

If a person feels they can't handle it on their own, they need to go to a professional.

Any entertainment, including gambling, should be enjoyable.

Yes, all types of gambling games are designed to be as simple as possible for the needs of their users. almost every casino gambling game, nothing is difficult to understand or understand even for beginners. and as you said, we only need to prepare money instead of being able to play the types of games we like.

Playing gambling games doesn't require control over the game, because most casino games are very easy to understand. so the problem is in our own self-control, how do we manage finances in a balanced way. prioritizing basic needs, only then can you budget for this one hobby.

Gambling can be a way to make money quickly, provided you have large capital. however, the problem is the risk factor. because the ratio of the risk of losing is higher than the probability of getting a high profit. which means, play with money that has been prepared to lose and stop when emotions have dominated our minds. more fun if gambling is considered as fun entertainment, without having to target a win every time you do a gambling session. if you're lucky, let's just say it's part of the bonus that we get from fun things. if we lose, stop the game and come back another time.

it is difficult to stop gambling addicts, if they run out of money they will find ways to be able to play. by becoming a thief or other crime that will become more dangerous. only by going to jail is it possible to be able to heal mental and negative thoughts. This incident of losing everything will think of self-introspection

Gambling is simple for those that have control and that do not spend much but only spend little on it, but for those that can not control the amount and time they spend on gambling, it is not easy for such people.

If someone is addicted to gambling, it is difficult to stop just because the person do not have the mind to stop, but the day the person will have the mind to stop will be the beginning of the possibility that he may stop gambling addiction, but this do occur after they have lost so big and almost all they have if not all they have, but in the process, some people will turn to become thieves.

Difficult but not impossible. I think not all gambling addicts are like that, where they will do crimes but some of them will just do nothing and wait till they have a money again to gamble. For those who did a crime then they deserve to be punished or put in the jail.

I bet they will realize their mistakes there and then won't play gambling anymore once they came out of prison. Being jailed however isn't the only way to cure a gambling addiction. There are other ways like they will be restricted to go out of their homes. They won't be handed out by a cash, credit card, and other payment modes. They will be restricted to use a pc or a phone, or we can just cut off the internet if they are an online gambler.

OP is just making nonsense in this thread by saying stop gambling because of his loss, in fact he is an addict and often flaunts his wins even it is far greater than his losses, OP has left the forum and has never been active to speak here

Not surprising and there are lots of similar situations where people just simply make out some post and then leave or without turning back and this isnt something new.If we do speak up generally for most situations

where people do only learnt up lessons on the time that they do lost up huge amounts of money in gambling.Its a very common scenario or situation but this could really be avoided if you had just
play on the amount which you can really afford to lose and not going into a certain extent on which you do really spend up tons and trying out to break even or simply
chasing up some losses.

When I see peeps talking about quitting gambling, I'll be like; didn't they believed what they were told before betting? Or does it happen that some peeps are never told the demerit of gambling?
You've publicly declared that you're quitting gambling and we've read that but, we aren't in your house to fully believe that, WHY? There's one thing about addiction; it's easy to start, build and grow 'em, but it ALMOST impossible to evade it. You've lost a thousand dolls and you quit? How bout loosing a million dolls ? You'll pass out? Or maybe feel very frustrated.... I just hope you quit for real.

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

Let him go because it's his own fault why gamble if you don't want to lose money, indeed this has become common because irresponsible gamblers will blame the casino or even the defeat for losing money even though he himself is in control of the money being played.

It's true what @348Judah said that gambling must be exciting for fun and ready to be able to lose the money deposited but maybe the OP stopped because he didn't want to lose money so he thought like that, this is a little exaggerated because he doesn't understand how gambling really.

Well I guess the positive thing is that you learned a valuable lesson. Sure it sucks to have lost that much money, but the biggest thing when you get kicked an knocked down, is to be able to get back up and keep fighting. 

I appreciate your post as I think this could be a good example for people to follow and hopefully provide some information that will benefit them going forward. 

Sandra, you have written and expressed some wise words for OP (who did not quit after opening this thread, by the way). I believe it is very kind of you, but I would like to let you know that unfortunately OP will never read what you have send him, since he has been banned because his bad behavior here on our forum and personally attacking some of our reputable members. I assume you did not notice.  ;)

Still, I hope that anyone feeling as OP allegedly felt get to read your post, Have a good day!

Your post answered my curiosity why Op is no longer present in this forum with all the threads that tell about his wins or losses or also the decision to stop gambling but not long after that he reappeared with a winning story.

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Quitting gambling completely is not easy, especially if access to gambling is very easy and live in an area where gambling is legal, then everything will add to the difficulty of actually Quitting gambling.