What reasons can have you switch intentions while on the casino

[MorganaX]

This could be due to a run of bad luck, after which they simply stop playing, or, conversely, they may want to win back and start betting more and more. Ultimately, players who change their minds, tactics, and bet sizes are perfectly normal, as players aren't robots who bet the same amount every time, and everyone has their own reasons for changing their minds and intentions.

That's a good reason, sometimes a bad streak just leads me to Change my mind and therefore changes the whole tactic and strategy in the game, and Although that is a very dangerous Decision it is part of the person who wants to take that risk, at least I don't do it because I know myself and I Don't work like that, as I said before I am more of a wait to see what Happens and accept things as they are , if I win great, if not I assume.

Nothing can make me more to change thoughts about a casino or gambling on a casino than a losing streak, I mean there are times that we might have set our mind for other results but when we start everything then starts to go the other way and in such situation I think the best thing to do is actually stop or choose not to gamble on that particular casino depending on what and how my emotions might have carried me up to.

[o48o]

There could be multiple reasons, and very few of them are eve closely tactical. I might get bored in the old casino, their games or i find more interesting sport books in some other site.

It's mostly both matter of taste, but free bonuses for newcomers and casino rewarding their players with a token are huge reasons. That is if the token and tokenomics makes any sense. And that's not always the case.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Losses can affect me too, but the truth is, if you take professionals, they'll quit because losses haven't affected their gameplay. They understand their strategy is winning and they just need to play as much as possible to make a profit, as well as get a big rakeback to get more bonuses. We're probably not professionals, but we still have a strategy, and if we don't think it's winning, why play at all? Besides losing, I personally can be affected by my overall mood; it might be down to work, fatigue, boredom, or bad relationships. This can make me depressed, and when you're depressed, it's best not to play at the casino at all, because losses can be indifferent to us, and in the morning we'll be very sad about what we did and regret it.

Without a doubt, if we are going through a bad time, a disappointment or something like that, it is better not to play, because if we lose we will feel worse. When we feel like with those low moods, sad for something else , it is better to do other types of activities, but not playing in the casino, because you lose money.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

This could be due to a run of bad luck, after which they simply stop playing, or, conversely, they may want to win back and start betting more and more. Ultimately, players who change their minds, tactics, and bet sizes are perfectly normal, as players aren't robots who bet the same amount every time, and everyone has their own reasons for changing their minds and intentions.

That's a good reason, sometimes a bad streak just leads me to Change my mind and therefore changes the whole tactic and strategy in the game, and Although that is a very dangerous Decision it is part of the person who wants to take that risk, at least I don't do it because I know myself and I Don't work like that, as I said before I am more of a wait to see what Happens and accept things as they are , if I win great, if not I assume.

Nothing can make me more to change thoughts about a casino or gambling on a casino than a losing streak, I mean there are times that we might have set our mind for other results but when we start everything then starts to go the other way and in such situation I think the best thing to do is actually stop or choose not to gamble on that particular casino depending on what and how my emotions might have carried me up to.

Do you think you'll have more luck that day gambling on a different casino and do your emotions tell you that you that the present losing streak is as a result of gambling on the said casino? Of course its better to stop if your losing streak is on a sky dive and bankroll continues going down in a way its now affecting your emotions.

Maybe it can help if you switch your intention from gambling for a longer while to quitting due to a consistent losing streak, but to pin your losing streak to gambling on a particular casino, that isn't a good judgement since lots of people win from it too.

[qwertyup23]

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My question is what do you think are the reasons people who come to the casino with an earlier intention have a switch to a different one? maybe as it's applicable to you and how well did it end for you?

It always has to do something with money and profit.

If you are in an environment where you see people bet huge amounts of money where they celebrate their winnings, it is inevitable that you would compare yourself to their situation. A lot of "what ifs" would cloud your judgement to the point that you began second guessing yourself whether gambling for fun is the right thing to do.

This kind of situation happened to me once where I switched my intention from having fun to chasing profits. Let me tell you- that was a dark day for me as I lost more than my whole winnings.

Finally, what would you propose as a solution to help weak-willed gamblers maintain their motive on the casino without deviating situationally?

You will always remind yourself on the purpose on why you gambled in the first place. The foundation of your purpose should be unshakeable to the point that no person could influence you from changing your perspective.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Without a doubt, if we are going through a bad time, a disappointment or something like that, it is better not to play, because if we lose we will feel worse. When we feel like with those low moods, sad for something else , it is better to do other types of activities, but not playing in the casino, because you lose money.

You are right mate, in times like that, a gambler is not even supposed to gamble because losses might make them more frustrated that they can decide to unleash their frustration on the game they are playing, it can result to making of rash decision which in turn hurts them more. I don't gamble when am not feel it myself because it can even cause me to make mistakes in making prediction.

[Wakate]

Do not forget that this can happen to any player(whether you or me) and you should not think that it only happens to people that are not disciplined. There is a way you will make loses in a casino even when you are gambling for the fun, you will immediately switch to profitability mode which is to enhance your journey in striving to make profits.

You can find yourself in this can of mode but you might not really know about it. Gambling is a little bit different from the way we see it in reality and we don't have to judge people that have been in this kind of shits severally.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

Do not forget that this can happen to any player(whether you or me) and you should not think that it only happens to people that are not disciplined. There is a way you will make loses in a casino even when you are gambling for the fun, you will immediately switch to profitability mode which is to enhance your journey in striving to make profits.

Yeah, emotional triggers are obtainable, but the discipline I uphold whenever I gamble are only two

• Depositing only the amount I'll use for the gambling session
• Not depositing again when my balance is zero

These two has helped me to prepare for the worst from the time I'm at my best. Whenever my deposit is exhausted, no matter how much loss I encountered or I was chasing, I quit and if my emotions are still high, I simply distance myself from my device for a while. As long as you don't deposit more than once, you'll control your emotions more since you cannot continue chasing your losses on a zero balance.

You can find yourself in this can of mode but you might not really know about it. Gambling is a little bit different from the way we see it in reality and we don't have to judge people that have been in this kind of shits severally.

More understanding and encouragement, less judgement I agree.

[B-BossMan]

The fact is that whether you gamble for fun or you came to gamble for entertainment or you are a professional gambler and so on, when you lose your funds, they're gone. Although you may have tangible points to some extent, some scenarios here you have highlighted, I guess, normally happen to those that were newly introduced into betting or gambling. I am not denying the fact that some people's intentions today are just to make money through betting, and if we were to generalise everyone's intentions, I think anyone who's into gambling isn't gambling for fun or entertainment; everyone is gambling for the interest.

However, some people may pretend not to showcase that, but after being into too many losses, they eventually confess, i have seen someone who doesn't have any work, but he's into gambling, and he has been succeeding with his life with the little income he earned from betting.

[Lida93]

Yeah, emotional triggers are obtainable, but the discipline I uphold whenever I gamble are only two

• Depositing only the amount I'll use for the gambling session
• Not depositing again when my balance is zero

When you refuse to be disciplined with your gambling life it would in reverse make a rubbish of you and your finances and you can move from millionaire to zero in a short time. Tonight before I came online I was chatting with a gambling mate and he was pouring out his frustration of how much he has lost to gambling in just two months and he has conducted himself to a break from gambling until he finds it practicable again. Once discipline is out of the equation the results we get would never be in our interest.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

Yeah, emotional triggers are obtainable, but the discipline I uphold whenever I gamble are only two

• Depositing only the amount I'll use for the gambling session
• Not depositing again when my balance is zero

Tonight before I came online I was chatting with a gambling mate and he was pouring out his frustration of how much he has lost to gambling in just two months and he has conducted himself to a break from gambling until he finds it practicable again.

Its in his best interest that he should take a break from gambling for a while because I can perceive addiction setting in from his end. I did experience such couple of years ago and I did the same thing.

I think you should inform him that taking a break alone doesn't solve all the problem, he has to take inventory of himself and spot the things he did wrongly, set boundaries where possible and be more disciplined. Again he should know about gambling with a budget and only staking amounts he can afford to loose.

[uneng]

My question is what do you think are the reasons people who come to the casino with an earlier intention have a switch to a different one? maybe as it's applicable to you and how well did it end for you?

Maybe the gambler started humble and got greedy after facing many unexpected winnings along his gambling session, so he will tend to switch his initial intention from having fun to getting rich overnight.

Or, he could have spotted an attractive woman on the casino, and in order to impress her, he starts risking more money than he should.

Also, there are those who go to the casino to relax, to cool down their heads, but once they reach there, financial concerns keep coming to their minds, and in order to solve those concerns they end putting all the money at stake without thinking carefully about the potential consequences.

[Orpichukwu]

Yeah, emotional triggers are obtainable, but the discipline I uphold whenever I gamble are only two

• Depositing only the amount I'll use for the gambling session
• Not depositing again when my balance is zero

When you refuse to be disciplined with your gambling life it would in reverse make a rubbish of you and your finances and you can move from millionaire to zero in a short time. Tonight before I came online I was chatting with a gambling mate and he was pouring out his frustration of how much he has lost to gambling in just two months and he has conducted himself to a break from gambling until he finds it practicable again. Once discipline is out of the equation the results we get would never be in our interest.

Yeah, when there’s no discipline, then gambling becomes a dangerous road to walk for anyone, because discipline is what keeps the emotions in check, it’s normal for ones emotion to wave around, but discipline makes sure it’s steady. Yeah gambling is about luck but at the point where there’s little to no discipline, then luck becomes the least of the gambler’s worries. What your friend is going through is just the normal after effects of a gambler who starts off good and then at a point forgets about the importance of self control and discipline. Taking a break at this point is in fact the smartest move, it also shows that a part of him realizes that something isn’t right and is willing to make things right, which is really good.