What song keeps you inspired while gambling? Mine is “Don’t Stop Believin’”

[Russlenat]

I’d say  Eye Of The Tiger Eye of the Tiger, because this song gives me that kind of positive energy. It makes me feel alive and keeps me optimistic about what I’m doing, always aiming for the win. I may fall many times, but I’ll rise just as many. This is also Manny Pacman’s intro music whenever he fights, and he wins. Kinda feels like this song brings luck.

[2Pizza410000BTC]

We all got that one song that somehow keeps us going when we gamble. The kind that gives a little hope even when we’re already down bad. For me, it’s “Don’t Stop Believin’” by Journey.

The lyrics just hit different when you’re chasing a win… “Hold on to that feelin’.” Feels like it’s telling you not to give up even when you’re losing. Not that it brings luck or anything, but it keeps your head in the game.

How about you guys, what’s your song?
What makes it hit for you, does it give you that confidence to keep playing, or just that vibe that fits the thrill?

If gambling can be used as entertainment, I don't think there is a need for any song. When I participate in gambling, I don't think there is a need for any song. I just use it for fun and that too in my free time. Moreover, I only participate in sports betting and I participate in the matches that I like and have a high chance of winning, because of which I enjoy the entertainment more. I don't need any song and I don't have to bet later through the song. Those who cannot control themselves in gambling, consider gambling as a means of earning money and cannot accept the loss if they lose, are the ones who use various excuses in gambling.

[Orpichukwu]

Although I don't have the habit of listening to music while gambling online.

I also fall under this same category of not feeling too comfortable while I'm gambling, especially when I'm playing slot games, except when I'm seated with people who are listening to the music. If not, I try to be comfortable with the tune which any game which I am playing is giving me; other songs might sound like a distraction to me even when there is nothing that my too much attention can change in the game.

[Patikno]

We all got that one song that somehow keeps us going when we gamble. The kind that gives a little hope even when we’re already down bad. For me, it’s “Don’t Stop Believin’” by Journey.

The lyrics just hit different when you’re chasing a win… “Hold on to that feelin’.” Feels like it’s telling you not to give up even when you’re losing. Not that it brings luck or anything, but it keeps your head in the game.

How about you guys, what’s your song?
What makes it hit for you, does it give you that confidence to keep playing, or just that vibe that fits the thrill?

Honestly, I prefer listening to music from slot games, such as Mahjong, Gates of Olympus, and others. However, sometimes I don't feel like listening to music, or instruments from slot games, so I will play local music called "Judi", which means "Gamble". I listen to it simply, because I like the genre of music, and it happens to be related to my gambling activities. I also remember that I used to listen to "Don't Stop Me Now" by Queen, and I find that music really gets the adrenaline pumping when gambling, which is the music has a fast tempo.

[STT]

Im not sure its purely gambling inspired but I love the mention of the cards in the song anyway and the imagined story behind each suit played that people naturally make up.   Sting - "Shape of My Heart."
   Its not exactly about gambling more about risk taking but I equate these things together anyway generally.

I know that the spades are the swords of a soldier
I know that the clubs are weapons of war
I know that diamonds mean money for this art
But that's not the shape of my heart

It was used in the closing credits of Leon which also is a great movie.  Lyrics, song, movie, actors & artist all of them all time greats.   I would surely play better with this or similar songs

[kawetsriyanto]

No, I don't have like a song that inspire me to gamble or listening it while gambling. It's just a distraction to be honest, so if playing online and in my house, usually it's quiet time for me in the room and playing along.

I also have no song that inspires me. Sure, some people also think the same that a song may distract our focus in gambling. It is because some people can focus better when it is quite or calm. Well, it is not a big deal, just play the gambling games without a song if our focus can be better!

If gambling can be used as entertainment, I don't think there is a need for any song. When I participate in gambling, I don't think there is a need for any song. I just use it for fun and that too in my free time.

It is pretty true, a song isn't a must. However, I think there are also people playing for fun in gambling and they prefer playing with a song. It is just a preference or habit, so there is nothing wrong with this matter. Yep, you can play gambling at any time, whenever you have spare time. This what most people do, they don't gamble when they are busy with their jobs in real life.

[AmoreJaz]

Although I don't have the habit of listening to music while gambling online.

I also fall under this same category of not feeling too comfortable while I'm gambling, especially when I'm playing slot games, except when I'm seated with people who are listening to the music. If not, I try to be comfortable with the tune which any game which I am playing is giving me; other songs might sound like a distraction to me even when there is nothing that my too much attention can change in the game.

This is why you can get the quiet environment if you are playing at home in front of your computer. That's the perks of online gambling. You don't need to mingle with other people. With offline casinos, the situation is more complex, I would say. But if you are extrovert individual, the physical casino would just be a playing ground to you. But an introvert one, would definitely prefer to play alone at home.

[Odusko]

I have different music for different occasions and mind you, for gambling I will suggest that you keep the Rock music with that it inject the energy and cure depression fast keeping your spirits alive to make good decisions while you gambling, those are the songs I choose for heavy mental activities like gambling.

[junder]

I’d say  Eye Of The Tiger Eye of the Tiger, because this song gives me that kind of positive energy. It makes me feel alive and keeps me optimistic about what I’m doing, always aiming for the win. I may fall many times, but I’ll rise just as many. This is also Manny Pacman’s intro music whenever he fights, and he wins. Kinda feels like this song brings luck.

Wow, that's great, my friend. I love this song because when I listen to it, my reaction is not much different from listening to "Don't Stop Believin'," as if it makes me more enthusiastic about doing something. Actually, there are many songs that can lift our spirits, and it also depends on our own interests in the genre.
I have a friend who also likes to gamble, but he's more enthusiastic when he listens to DJ music. Even after losing many times, as long as he still has money in the form of credits, he will continue to do it until he wins or runs out of capital. And if what happens is that he loses or runs out of capital, he usually immediately changes his music to a mellow genre like Brunomars, Adele, or others.

[M47AK16]

Im not sure its purely gambling inspired but I love the mention of the cards in the song anyway and the imagined story behind each suit played that people naturally make up.   Sting - "Shape of My Heart."
   Its not exactly about gambling more about risk taking but I equate these things together anyway generally.

I think it is not about gambling but rather about the wars. You are still right that wars are about risk taking, and so as gambling. I can't appreciate the lyrics but that maybe because it's too deep for me. I don't listen to it yet though, so maybe if I like the melody, then it may only be accepted by me, hehe. I think I still know another good song from Sting. I only play it sometimes and not really when I play gambling. BTW, my entry on this thread would be is the song called> The Winner Takes It All .

[Julien_Olynpic]

It's funny that my favorite song for gambling is Manson's "Requiem for a Dream."
It's quite depressing, but it also has incredible energy. I've never heard anything like it. The original film version and the symphonic version are both wonderful, but I prefer the cover by an unknown electronic band. For some reason, gambling makes me sad... Bach's Chorale Prelude in F minor is also quite good. But winning at gambling doesn't depend on music in general.

[imthegreat]

We all got that one song that somehow keeps us going when we gamble. The kind that gives a little hope even when we’re already down bad. For me, it’s “Don’t Stop Believin’” by Journey.

The lyrics just hit different when you’re chasing a win… “Hold on to that feelin’.” Feels like it’s telling you not to give up even when you’re losing. Not that it brings luck or anything, but it keeps your head in the game.

How about you guys, what’s your song?
What makes it hit for you, does it give you that confidence to keep playing, or just that vibe that fits the thrill?

For me personally, gambling and betting are closely linked to Snoop Dogg's songs, perhaps because he's one of Roobet's ambassadors. His songs are cheerful and relaxed. It's like sailing on a boat and enjoying the warm breeze. This applies to all of his songs, even those by Arash. I also enjoy listening to Akon; he's also great, and I have fun spinning the slots to "I Wanna Love You."
They really know how to make great songs that never get boring over the years.

[bubilas]

I love listening to rhythmic classic country. Elvis's "Kentucky Rain," and of course, the golden song "Country Road," and similar tunes. Johnny Lee's "Cherokee Fiddle." For me, all these songs evoke cheerfulness and the ability to take life in stride.
These songs go perfectly with poker and slots, and I always smile when I listen to them. That's why I have such respect for America, as a country where people are proud of their culture and do so with absolute sincerity. After all, how can you love the culture of another country, as I did, if those songs weren't honest and heartfelt? And today, I'm looking forward to a great session of slots with country music and beer.