what is your definition of a true gambler?

[LDL]

Money budgeting is very important because that way we are not jumping the gun after a loss. I know because I have been there. Rushing the wins, not thinking straight because I am chasing the losses. Those are not good habits for a gambler and can lead to financial chaos.

That's why knowing how to budget is where you lose the fear of losing and enter a phase of enjoyment, and there's nothing better than enjoying what you like to do, I love to play freely taking out all my emotions, it's the best, but to do it I have my strategy and discipline well defined, by having my risk management ready there are no problems, I am someone who plays without fear, there's nothing better than doing whatever and not being afraid of anything, in any area of ​​life.

Only those who participate in gambling by balancing their income and expenses can enjoy the joy of gambling. In this case, there is no fear of losing beyond their budget, especially if the weekly budget is $50, then there is no fear of losing more than $50. These gamblers can experience the real fun of gambling. Although I have not been able to participate in gambling on a budget so far, from what I have gained in previous experience, I can say one thing: if a gambler has a fear of losing, he can never be mentally fit to gamble. I myself am not fit for gambling.

[rachael9385]

I would say that a true gambler is one who enters the game aware of the risks, yes, but without giving in to defeat prematurely. He plays to win, even knowing that he can lose. When the focus is only on controlling defeat, perhaps it ceases to be a game; it becomes calculation, not courage. The essence of a true gambler is to take risks, not just protect oneself.

Indeed, a true gambler doesn't give in to defeat but he accepts them and finds a way to readjust his methods instead of chasing instantly. A true gambler is always ready to take risks and open to whatever outcomes that they get from gambling unlike those that just gamble expecting that they will always make profit, these are the type of gamblers that ends up getting addicted to it because of their unrealistic expectations.

[Fredomago]

Money budgeting is very important because that way we are not jumping the gun after a loss. I know because I have been there. Rushing the wins, not thinking straight because I am chasing the losses. Those are not good habits for a gambler and can lead to financial chaos.

That's why knowing how to budget is where you lose the fear of losing and enter a phase of enjoyment, and there's nothing better than enjoying what you like to do, I love to play freely taking out all my emotions, it's the best, but to do it I have my strategy and discipline well defined, by having my risk management ready there are no problems, I am someone who plays without fear, there's nothing better than doing whatever and not being afraid of anything, in any area of ​​life.

Better that way instead of stressing yourself each time you take part with your game, allocating enough balance both money and time then enjoy your stay, a gambler needs to weight his opportunities and his enjoyment, if you know how to control your emotion chances is better not to fall to any addiction but instead balancing your participation would be fit to your engagements and as a gambler that's how things should be a well-balance both finances and time.

[summonerrk]

These are my tips to apply to a player (even an occasional one):

1: Establish before starting a game session, how much you are willing to lose <<< fundamental
2: Play each new session for the pleasure of doing it
3: NEVER try for any reason in the world to recover what you have lost
4: Think before making a play (never make hasty plays, time in this case is on your side)
5: If you can (based on the type of game you are playing) inform yourself before betting

These are very banal tips, but I assure you that they are not easy to apply, many let themselves be overwhelmed by the game.

The return advice is great. But unfortunately, this is the most common reason why gamblers return to the casino - they start losing even more. Due to psychology, it is very difficult for them to accept that they just had money on deposit, and a few minutes later it was almost zero, and they hope that the money can return from the casino, just as easily. Unfortunately, this often only works one way. And the best way is to accept the loss of money and stop.

[danherbias07]

Money budgeting is very important because that way we are not jumping the gun after a loss. I know because I have been there. Rushing the wins, not thinking straight because I am chasing the losses. Those are not good habits for a gambler and can lead to financial chaos.

That's why knowing how to budget is where you lose the fear of losing and enter a phase of enjoyment, and there's nothing better than enjoying what you like to do, I love to play freely taking out all my emotions, it's the best, but to do it I have my strategy and discipline well defined, by having my risk management ready there are no problems, I am someone who plays without fear, there's nothing better than doing whatever and not being afraid of anything, in any area of ​​life.

Better that way instead of stressing yourself each time you take part with your game, allocating enough balance both money and time then enjoy your stay, a gambler needs to weight his opportunities and his enjoyment, if you know how to control your emotion chances is better not to fall to any addiction but instead balancing your participation would be fit to your engagements and as a gambler that's how things should be a well-balance both finances and time.

Yes, that's correct. I can tell because I have been in that position where I am so stressed and don't know how to recover my losses. But the good part is that it became my learning point. I don't cross the line anymore, and as much as possible, I don't like spending all my budget on gambling in just one day or just one session. I play 100 rolls, and if I lose, I rest.
Sure, I will think about the losses, and ignoring this will be a difficult task. Pride and ego will fight back, and being patient to wait for the next day will be tough. Still, this is a better way to be a responsible gambler so that we won't feel that stress again. The higher the amount we lose, the bigger the frustrations and stress we will experience.

[LUCKMCFLY]

with the help of his relatives / love ones the person will pass thru this, it's a process that needed time and understanding.

Without a doubt when we talk about Family support, of People who are always in the inner circle , yes, they will give their unconditional Support, but if we are a little more Daring and see things from a more direct point of view, we know that the Addiction is thanks to the person Himself and as the same person due to weakness could not contain this Addiction , he has to want to be cured, he must do it if he Wants to get out of it, sometimes we see that something is very Difficult, but I am sure that we are capable of getting out and resolving any adversity, with help or Not it has to be done.

[rachael9385]

To me a true gambler is someone who is always willing to risk it all. Go big or go home type and will bet on anything at anytime. Not someone who plays it smart and tries to slowly build up a bankroll. That would be someone known as a smart gambler. A real gambler is going to try to hit or lose millions.

My idea on this is different, a true gambler is a mature gambler that knows the risks involved in gambling. Going all in is not something a real gambler would do because it shows that he is irresponsible and not mentally mature enough to gamble. Being a true gambler doesn't mean that you should take risks that might end up putting you in a precarious situation. A true gambler is actually smart and experienced.

[LUCKMCFLY]

balancing your participation would be fit to your engagements and as a gambler that's how things should be a well-balance both finances and time.

It is very true, few people talk about balance, time for me is not so much but knowing how to have the balance to distinguish between emotions and money, I have often emphasized that money is more important to me, money control is key to me, I control everything from that management, but for some players the time to play is very important, when I spend my money willing to lose I do not care how long it lasts, sometimes I take very little time to play, sometimes I extend it, the important thing for me is the enjoyment.