After losing did you feel you must return the soonest to win back your losses?

[traderethereum]

The first time I gamble, yes, I want to return the losses by playing more games, but then, I realize that it is too difficult for me to do that. So after I think for a while, that will only make me lose more money, I decide not to try to return the losses, and I think I need to quit gambling. Sometimes, I will come back the next day if I have free money, but I never think about recovering my losses because I already think before that will be difficult for me. I will only play gambling as usual and without thinking about recover the losses.

[joshy23]

That's almost automatic for everyone who losses a bet, most specially If you're close to the winning moment. I always feel this everytime I'm lossing, but what separates me from other hardcore gambler is, I'm a more disciplined bettor who knows my limit. Though sometimes I get too emotional, but most of the time I can handle such loss and know when to stop.

Good thing to do is to limit yourself and don't follow your emotions, that will only harm your funds. Bankroll management is the key for you
continue enjoying and not to be engaged with this activities. When you feel the urgency to play back after your losses it will end losing more
be aware that emotions only leads you to make more mistake.

[imstillthebest]

yes i do but the problem is that the funds . i dont have enough funds to comeback yet because my salary was taking too long to arrived yet  . i cant do a thing but to rest and divert my self to other things just to forget the urge of playing gambling again  . but if i have a money on my crypto wallet , it usually happen after payday  . i will just redeposit imediately and play   . sometimes i can recover what i first loss but sometimes im just unlucky that three consecutive deposits i could loss .

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No gambler that never encountered a loss. So for sure, every one of us here can relate to the topic. Well, after I lost in a gamble game, there's always a side feeling that I should not make a bet or better say regrets, and can't deny it. And there are times in the past that I urged myself to return on the game to get back what I have lost cause I can't accept easily the money I spent on it. That would be acceptable if you use your hard-earned money or the money you can't afford to lose but we must know that it is not the right decision.

[Darker45]

I found it as one of the most interesting question from this article. http://www.gamblersanonymous.org/ga/content/20-questions

Do you guys have that kind of feeling when you are losing in gambling?

Yeah, the urge to get back at the soonest possible time is strong. I guess that's why doubling up on your bet or resorting to the classic Martingale strategy are sometimes attractive after losing. However, in my experience, its strength dwindles down as time passes by. Immediately after losing, I really want to gamble more to recover my losses. But when there is some interruptions in between, like you take your lunch, or you need to do some errands, or you had to attend a meeting, that urge may actually go away. Your loss would just be a loss.

[Strongkored]

I have read all the questions on the web and answered more, no, if reading all the questions is quite scary if someone answers yes especially question number 20.
If only wanting to recover the amount of loss from gambling I see it is still a natural thing, not easy accept the loses moreover you confidently will win that bet.

[jhonjhon]

Most of the time yes, no one wants to lose, everyone wants to win when they gamble. People gambling because they wanted to earn big money in a short time thus, everyone is after the winning so if a gambler losses he/she is definitely gonna think of winning it back because it his/her money unless if the person we are talking about are the rich people who don’t really mind losing huge amount because they have plenty.

[MWesterweele]

I found it as one of the most interesting question from this article. http://www.gamblersanonymous.org/ga/content/20-questions

Do you guys have that kind of feeling when you are losing in gambling?

Yeah, the urge to get back at the soonest possible time is strong. I guess that's why doubling up on your bet or resorting to the classic Martingale strategy are sometimes attractive after losing. However, in my experience, its strength dwindles down as time passes by. Immediately after losing, I really want to gamble more to recover my losses. But when there is some interruptions in between, like you take your lunch, or you need to do some errands, or you had to attend a meeting, that urge may actually go away. Your loss would just be a loss.

Well its part of the game whether you want it or not there is possibility you might win or lose. Maybe the best thing to do is to have goal and time management than returning without a plan. In my experience returning without a goal is wasting of money, so to win back my loses i'll make sure i have strategy and know my limit. Also gamble when you are ready and do it only for fun not for hobby to not become addicted to it.

[Baby Dragon]

I've experienced it multiple times because there's a part of me that still hoping that I can easily get back the money I have lost but unfortunately gambling doesn't work that way. It makes me realize that gambling will not assure me anything it's either gain it back or lose another amount of money and that's why I allow myself to learn about how I can manage myself because it will be my guide as I continue gambling journey. I think its the reason why most of gamblers end up being addicted in gambling because they allow their greediness to change their way of thinking, they just keep risking their money with the thought of they can win it back.

[xvids]

Yes most of the time I would feel that way theurge of winning back what we lose.
But we should know how to handle it I must admit there were times that I also deposit right after I lose at gambling,
But there are times that I could win it back plus a profit.

[Blackdeath]

I found it as one of the most interesting question from this article. http://www.gamblersanonymous.org/ga/content/20-questions

Do you guys have that kind of feeling when you are losing in gambling?

I think most of us experienced trying to get back all of our losses, but trying to get back all of your losses will only harm you that can lead you to lose more money, that is why when i am experiencing a lose streak in gambling i started to stop playing amd trying to get back all of my losses in the other day to avoid losing more money.

[Latviand]

I honestly don't because it could result to a bigger loss. Frustrations should be avoided by gamblers because that would more likely result to addiction. The urge of winning back would make you unaware of the amount of your losses because your attention is only focused in winning.

Yes most of the time I would feel that way theurge of winning back what we lose.
But we should know how to handle it I must admit there were times that I also deposit right after I lose at gambling,
But there are times that I could win it back plus a profit.

But most of the time, what happens is the total opposite. Instead of winning back your losses, the losses is just getting bigger and I think that is why it is not advisable for the gamblers out there.

I have read all the questions on the web and answered more, no, if reading all the questions is quite scary if someone answers yes especially question number 20.
If only wanting to recover the amount of loss from gambling I see it is still a natural thing, not easy accept the loses moreover you confidently will win that bet.

But self control should be prioritized in gambling. One should set limit of how much he could afford losing in a single night. Then just comeback the other day, and maybe, your luck would be calibrated.

[FlightyPouch]

In my case, no. I've been used to lose in gambling and every time I lose I just think I deserve it since I should not be gambling in the first place. I should not also feel this since this would really turn on your desperate to win and can start your addiction to gambling. When I lose, I lose, if that continues, I stop and just gamble next time.

[iamsheikhadil]

Oh yes yes! I get that feeling all the time right from the moment I lose and it lasts whole day or even days. It feels like as if I am giving up on that potential win! And makes me sad lol that I am refusing to win it back.

[lionheart78]

I see gambling as entertainment where I spend my extra money to have some entertainment.  So definitely I do not have those feelings whenever I am done on my gambling session.  I already accepted that whatever the amount of money I am using as a bank roll is good as gone so there is no reason for me to regret or hurry to play again to win back my losses.  I also don't think that I am wasting my time and regret it afterward because my gambling activity is planned and scheduled so I make sure that I am totaly free during those time and won't conflict or affect any of my present or future activities.

[Bitinity]

Normally YES, anytime I lost then I think that I have to make a new deposit to recover. I did it in the past when I did gamble for money, fortynately I can control myself now. I wont force myself to return as soon as I have just lost my money, I'll take a break for few days or even weeks. Once I come back, I do not try to win back what I have lost previously, but I take it like a new start.

[fortunecrypto]

I found it as one of the most interesting question from this article. http://www.gamblersanonymous.org/ga/content/20-questions

Do you guys have that kind of feeling when you are losing in gambling?

I used to when I am new in gambling it was a bad experience on my part because it cause depression thinking that you need to get back your losses when there is no guaranty that you can get your losses right away, it took me time before I overcame that kind of thinking, now I'm more relax and can accept losses.

[vintages]

I can boastfully say I have passed and survived this stage. At the initial stage it wasn't easy. Then, when I loss, I would always play continuously thinking that I can win back my lost.
Unfortunately, I would end up losing more money and even important money I have budgeted. Now, when I play and lost, I deal with it. Knowing that everyday can't be the day for wining.
I guess every beginner gamblers past through this stage.

[dunfida]

I found it as one of the most interesting question from this article. http://www.gamblersanonymous.org/ga/content/20-questions

Do you guys have that kind of feeling when you are losing in gambling?

I do end up on having this after inputting my answer. 

[AniviaBtc]

I found it as one of the most interesting question from this article. http://www.gamblersanonymous.org/ga/content/20-questions

Do you guys have that kind of feeling when you are losing in gambling?

There are times that I feel this kind of situation especially if I can feel that I will win the next time I gamble again, it is only natural for a gambler to win back it's loss if possible the sooner is the better.

But in many cases I let my temper to cool before I gamble again as being greedy is not the best option to win back again my loss though sometimes I gamble with greediness and most of the results are lossing streak instead of winning.

Sometimes I give myself sometime to move on and take a break for a while because greediness can lead us to more losses. Losing streak is really more likely to happen if you push yourself to your limit just to bring back the losses you had. Gambling again after a loss lowers the probability of you winning again because the environment and the feelings is still there, the feeling of being a loser in gambling. So it is important to become fresh again and rest so that when you gamble again, everything is new. No hard feelings, no stress, and you are just focused to win and enjoy the game. The true purpose of gambling is for an entertainment and relieve stress, it shouldn't become a source of stress and depression. If that happens, seek help from the professional gambler who are always there just to guide you.