Do You Have An Exit Plan In Playing Gamble?

[iMark]

According to your level on how hooked and how addicted you are, it's almost impossible to leave gambling because you will be leaving the excitement and all the feeling associated to gambling, not to mention the prize that you are going to win, if you already set up a winning method.

But honestly do you have an exit plan or the right time for you, that you are you going to leave gambling, not a week or a month but permanently, or you are going to stay and die gambling?

Permanently quit is difficult especially for addicts? I suggest not to stop permanently, but to play in some free time, not every day, but depending on your desires and free time, can be once a week, or 2 times a week. as long as gambling doesn't harm you, why do you stop it permanently?

[robelneo]

According to your level on how hooked and how addicted you are, it's almost impossible to leave gambling because you will be leaving the excitement and all the feeling associated to gambling, not to mention the prize that you are going to win, if you already set up a winning method.

But honestly do you have an exit plan or the right time for you, that you are you going to leave gambling, not a week or a month but permanently, or you are going to stay and die gambling?

If you are a chronic gambler, you will have a hard time planning your exit plan, you will not even think of crerating a plan, only a proffesional psychiarist can help a chronic gambler to plan his exit, I'm lucky that I am not a chronic gambler, I can plan easily how can I plan my exist, I can replace it with online gaming which is very popular with all my friends.

[Reatim]

I already tried to stop gambling but I really can't resist it especially before like almost a month I already didn't gamble but there's a very small inside me telling me to gamble lol, but I already learned.
As long as I have extra money, I still doing gambling, I only gamble my money that I afford to lose.

The more you dared to quit gambling is the more it became desirable,your eagerness and lust will be more active with this trials so better just let it be
Anyway I see nothing wrong with gambling unless you are addicted things that only few are suffering
Why instead of quitting is you study how to control playing and limit your self from betting ,I mean lessen the amount to risk and be contented if what’s the outcome everytime you play and never forget to not Chase the losses

[bering]

Leaving and not gambling for one day might be can be to do so for me but if leave forever gambling i think it's almost impossible and the best part from gambling is when we're so lucky and the excitement when i won the bets can be my own satisfied during gambling so for near future or long term plan i think i don't have any plan to quit gambling

[Clark05]

I think Im still undecided to that question, because I already leave gambling and said to my self that I did not comeback again but look at me now I play gambling again But now Im not addict in playing gambling because I play only sometimes not like last few years who I played everyday and almost lost all of my money including my savings.  But now Im gonna still playing gambling because now I know my limitation or know when Im stop playing when I reach my winning or have quota of capital.

[Baby Dragon]

According to your level on how hooked and how addicted you are, it's almost impossible to leave gambling because you will be leaving the excitement and all the feeling associated to gambling, not to mention the prize that you are going to win, if you already set up a winning method.

But honestly do you have an exit plan or the right time for you, that you are you going to leave gambling, not a week or a month but permanently, or you are going to stay and die gambling?

It actually depends on you if you want to quit despite of getting addicted, its not bad to stop it especially when it can bring good effects on you as a person. We should know how to manage ourselves when it comes to something like this. We have different techniques in order to win but we must understand that in gambling there is no assurance that you will always win.

[dothebeats]

I'm currently taking up my doctorate and am in the middle of my dissertation dilemma right now, and gambling is my only escape to all the paper works and odd researches that will meet me along the way of my boring life. I have no problems whatsoever when it comes to controlling my gambling habits, and I can definitely stop it forever if I wanted to but seriously, I need something to keep me occupied in the mean time and that's sports betting and casino games.

[Jating]

According to your level on how hooked and how addicted you are, it's almost impossible to leave gambling because you will be leaving the excitement and all the feeling associated to gambling, not to mention the prize that you are going to win, if you already set up a winning method.

Exit plan?

I don't have any, but in cases that I already won and won big, I easily exited and quit and I don't want to stretch my luck for that day. So my only exit plan is to have control, and not push yourself and of course, don't be greedy.

But honestly do you have an exit plan or the right time for you, that you are you going to leave gambling, not a week or a month but permanently, or you are going to stay and die gambling?

Really hard to say, and even if I'm in a losing streak, I would just stay out for a couple of day, just sort of cooling off period. Of course I wanted to quit at some point, but it is going to be difficult. I have periods wherein I quit gambling for years when I don't have a stable income. But when things are going right on my end, I will continue to play to have some fun.

[carter34]

I am confident that I am not gambling. Proof is that I am not using my money but some satoshis that I can get from their faucets.

I may loss but what I am really losing is time, and that's it.

  Have you thought about the satoshi left in your wallet continuously, what it will amount to because the satoshi should make part of your coins. This means you are also gambling maybe not an addict but something is going out from you to gambling site.

[vintages]

It's not impossible to leave gambling cause if one is determined to quit, then it should not be an hard task especially when one is not addicted to it at first. If you find yourself finding it hard to fully call it a quit, then you are addicted.

As for your question, in the future, I may not continue gambling and it has nothing to do with addiction but more of life or interest changes. Even now, I don't play continuously instead I play, take a major break and play after weeks. It's just my way of keeping my sanity.

[ahmadakbari]

It's really difficult to exit gambling.
If you have won money, greed doesn't allow you to stop gambling. You want to win more. People think they can win again.
If you have lost money, you will continue your effort to win the money that have you have lost before. You lose and lose again and you finally have to exit as you cannot afford to continue gambling.
Generally, there are many people addicted to gambling without any plan to exit gambling unless they have to exit.

[MonsterV]

When I am able to generate consistent profits in other businesses and of course far more than gambling profits, maybe that's when I will stop gambling and occupy myself in other businesses. It might be quite difficult to leave gambling for someone who is very addicted to gambling, but I'm sure someday he will come to his senses by himself.

And maybe for some people who are not married, they will start to stop gambling after marriage because they cannot continue that bad habit. They will think that needs in family are more important than gambling, well everyone has their own plans in future.

If you are a chronic gambler, you will have a hard time planning your exit plan, you will not even think of crerating a plan, only a proffesional psychiarist can help a chronic gambler to plan his exit, I'm lucky that I am not a chronic gambler, I can plan easily how can I plan my exist, I can replace it with online gaming which is very popular with all my friends.

I think it could be, a chronic gambler out of his gambling habit. It's just that it takes quite a long time, chronic gamblers will come out when they already feel bored with gambling and that's when they realize that they are doing bad habits. Everyone has restrictions, including limitations in addiction, someone surely have boredom.

[Avirunes]

But honestly do you have an exit plan or the right time for you, that you are you going to leave gambling, not a week or a month but permanently, or you are going to stay and die gambling?

I don't have an exit plan nor I do find myself in addicted to it since I set a particular amount that I want to play put the other money aside for other purposes. I don't think there is other way to get out of if you are too much addicted. I think setting limit is the best way. This way you keep it under limit and balanced.

[maydna]

No, I don't think I am addicted to gambling. I can leave gambling in anytime I want, and I know that I don't need to chase the win money or big win because that will be too difficult for me.

I have that plan but not now because I still want to enjoy the gambling games. Perhaps, I will leave gambling permanently someday because I don't want to see myself become addicted. That will be difficult for me if I am addicted to gambling because I know that it will everything I have.

[jake zyrus]

I believe you don't have to plan it when you're going to stop gambling. It'll just come when you realize things. If you think it's time to stop gambling, then stop. I know it's not that easy especially when you're getting addicted to it but before engaging yourself in gambling, it's better to set your limitations, for you not to get too attached to it in the very first place.

[goinmerry]

But honestly do you have an exit plan or the right time for you, that you are you going to leave gambling, not a week or a month but permanently, or you are going to stay and die gambling?

How will you limit yourself if you feel lucky and almost wins? Will you just stop and follow your supposed exit plan?

There's no such thing as that in gambler's mindset.

They will just stop once they got to lose, they got broke, they got wrecked.

[hahay]

Plans like this I have done, in the past gambling is my lifestyle because every day I gamble without thinking about how much bankroll I have and will continue to gamble even though it is a little money. But because something happened until in the end I continued to gamble to get a big win at the end and after that was achieved I decided to leave gambling. But honestly, gambling can not really be abandoned permanently, because there are times we will return to gambling even if it is just for fun and want a little profit.

[tippytoes]

I believe you don't have to plan it when you're going to stop gambling. It'll just come when you realize things. If you think it's time to stop gambling, then stop. I know it's not that easy especially when you're getting addicted to it but before engaging yourself in gambling, it's better to set your limitations, for you not to get too attached to it in the very first place.

Setting limitations is a tough decision for a gambler once you are inside the game. You tend to spend more than what was planned. But going back to OP's query, I certainly do have exit plan. But that exit plan is I believe very far from happening. I don't know yet when is the time to call it quits. So right now, it is still an exit plan.  

Certainly, a lot of gamblers have exit plan but the realization of that exit plan is always hazy to most of them. The main enemy is yourself in this battle.