Responsible, and Safe Gambling.

[gunhell16]

The amount of money a gambler should spends in gambling must be an amount that they are willing to lose, they should have a controlled budget over how much they want to gamble off, but if they can not control it, then they should not involve in gambling because they will end up to lose all their entire money into gambling, they will even become addicted and start to sell off their property just to gamble. I have seen some persons that fall such victim.

If people gambled only with the money they could afford to lose, they would not return to gambling after their first loss. But in reality, losing motivates people to make even more money and try to recoup their losses. And even winning, even one that more than covers the losses, is not a reason to quit gambling. Because human always wants more.

I know that once you deposit money into any casino, whether physical or online, there is a high chance that the money you bet will be lost, because that is the concept of gambling, which is that every gambler on their platform loses.

Of course, all the profits still come from the gamblers in the casino and the house edge only chooses who they will give a chance to win, and what the gambling platforms pay also comes from the funds deposited by the gamblers. So, as a gambler, let's be responsible, if you lose or are unlucky, stop right now, don't try to chase your losses.

Let's learn from the mistakes of other gamblers who often chase after what they have already lost, because the more we chase, the bigger our losses will be.

[Raflesia]

I know that once you deposit money into any casino, whether physical or online, there is a high chance that the money you bet will be lost, because that is the concept of gambling, which is that every gambler on their platform loses.

Of course, all the profits still come from the gamblers in the casino and the house edge only chooses who they will give a chance to win, and what the gambling platforms pay also comes from the funds deposited by the gamblers. So, as a gambler, let's be responsible, if you lose or are unlucky, stop right now, don't try to chase your losses.

Let's learn from the mistakes of other gamblers who often chase after what they have already lost, because the more we chase, the bigger our losses will be.

It is true that what will happen is that the money we deposit will likely be lost in gambling because after all gambling only gives us a lower chance of winning compared to the chance of winning, so it is not surprising that many players experience defeat but with those who experience big defeats and cannot control themselves it is their own fault that they do gambling brutally without any good consideration.

It is true that the players who get the victory are also funds from players who experience defeat, that is why more people experience defeat than victory, because with every player who experiences defeat, the casino will collect it and give it to lucky players only, moreover there is no sure way to get victory in gambling.

It is true what you said, the more we chase the greater the amount of loss we will experience, therefore we must be able to gamble responsibly.

[Etranger]

Unfortunately, most decisions to continue gambling after a loss are impulsive and dictated by resentment for the previous loss. This is especially evident in a game with an experienced opponent, when this opponent, for example, is nearby and still persuades you to try your luck again and play again.

I have always been interested in this phrase "try your luck". I see it in such a way that luck is present in a person as if a priori, and in the case of gambling it is not about winning, but more about not losing. And when a person who has already lost many times agrees to "try his luck", he essentially balances on this luck, because in this case luck for him will be not to lose even more. And he puts this at risk and demands even more from luck. It is not surprising that in such situations people lose even more.

[delfastTions]

Unfortunately, most decisions to continue gambling after a loss are impulsive and dictated by resentment for the previous loss. This is especially evident in a game with an experienced opponent, when this opponent, for example, is nearby and still persuades you to try your luck again and play again.

I have always been interested in this phrase "try your luck". I see it in such a way that luck is present in a person as if a priori, and in the case of gambling it is not about winning, but more about not losing. And when a person who has already lost many times agrees to "try his luck", he essentially balances on this luck, because in this case luck for him will be not to lose even more. And he puts this at risk and demands even more from luck. It is not surprising that in such situations people lose even more.

Well, perhaps this presence of a sense of luck inside a person and any player, of course, also depends quite strongly on the worldview of this person and his psychotype. If he is an optimist simply in life and believes in the best in the future development of events, then luck in his head has a greater influence on his brain and on his subsequent actions. Well, and vice versa, a pessimist in life is unlikely to try to catch luck by the tail again after an offensive loss. Most likely, he will convince himself that he is still a loser and there is no point in continuing the game because you will lose anyway. That's how I somehow see this strange and mysterious substance, like luck.