Keeping A Record Of Your Losses Will Make You Realize To Stop Gambling

[CarnagexD]

Most of the time when I play gambling I made a list, and I check this if I'm going to earn a lot of profit for the end of the month, and also I see the number of money I lose and make a lot of realization what happens on those events why I lose my money, and after that, I use those to build a strong and gather some of the information to get more thoughts what are the things I made wrong in my gambling and use this to avoid getting happen again still we need to take a rest in playing gambling because you cannot focus all the time If you play gambling if you are feeling well better to take a rest for a while so not getting pressured in your games.

[Becky666]

Am not sure by doing doping his will help to stop gambling because the gamblers are likely to be trigger by what they have lost to the gambling platform. I for one would be more aggressive to gamble in order to get back the needed profits that will balance the lost I had. Though this is just my life, recently I saw what made me to grew stronger in gambling, this was as a result to get the loses back but toll now yielded non.

Gambling records if keep won't give any gambler a good and decent response towards their gambling life. Reasons be that; they will intensify more efforts to get back their losses in respective of their classes. The only exception here are those who can really control their urge in gambling and not those partial or addict gamblers.

[matchi2011]

in fact unfortunately we have to be realistic even in the game we don't have to let ourself be taken by the enthusiasm for a big win but we have to write down both all the winnings and all the losses and pull the sums let's say monthly if the sum is negative and therefore we are at a loss means that our current game strategy does not work...

Good point.

If you are to monitor the outcome the way you gamble, it's good to have put it in records. And if the results are negative it's either there's really something wrong with your strategy or you should stop and think of it whether to push through or not.

There are people who are good in assessing how things can be done if what will be your next steps once you review the outcome of your activities, recording your stats and assess whether you need to change your strategy or you can continue and try some luck using another week or months,
then decide if nothing happened and things still not favoring your side, the next best thing to do is to quit and forget about this place.

[boyptc]

in fact unfortunately we have to be realistic even in the game we don't have to let ourself be taken by the enthusiasm for a big win but we have to write down both all the winnings and all the losses and pull the sums let's say monthly if the sum is negative and therefore we are at a loss means that our current game strategy does not work...

Good point.

If you are to monitor the outcome the way you gamble, it's good to have put it in records. And if the results are negative it's either there's really something wrong with your strategy or you should stop and think of it whether to push through or not.

There are people who are good in assessing how things can be done if what will be your next steps once you review the outcome of your activities, recording your stats and assess whether you need to change your strategy or you can continue and try some luck using another week or months,
then decide if nothing happened and things still not favoring your side, the next best thing to do is to quit and forget about this place.

It's the reason why you need to think of it if the results aren't in your favor.

You can quit and get out of it forever or just lie-low and take time to relax and think of another strategy that you can apply if things are still not yet good for you.

[TitanGEL]

Most of the time when I play gambling I made a list, and I check this if I'm going to earn a lot of profit for the end of the month, and also I see the number of money I lose and make a lot of realization what happens on those events why I lose my money, and after that, I use those to build a strong and gather some of the information to get more thoughts what are the things I made wrong in my gambling and use this to avoid getting happen again still we need to take a rest in playing gambling because you cannot focus all the time If you play gambling if you are feeling well better to take a rest for a while so not getting pressured in your games.

That is why recording and journalizing can help you realized that there is something wrong especially if you have high losing rate in gambling. There is a factor that can affect our thinking that can lead realization that we should change something. For those who keep losing in gambling, try to record your gambling history including bets and other features. Aftet the recording, make a chart and review all of it and you can get information about being you as a gambler.

[Maus0728]

Keeping a record of your losses over a period of time can obviously lead to the accumulation of the money you lost when you gamble and may lead to a realization that you can buy a lot of stuff.

Well, I think the conclusion to stop gambling depends on the time frame you have spend on gambling. If you have lost a lot of money during a short period of time then maybe there is something wrong on how you decide to play the game, else if you lost the money with a longer timeframe I think that is very normal.

One of my few colleague suggest that it is okay to keep track of loses using an excel spreadsheet. You can include some of the details of the casino game you are playing such as the date or the outcome of the games' win or loses. You can then make some tabulation or a graph that will show a trend which helps you to control your gambling habits or how you play the game.

[Genemind]

It still depends from people to people. Even if you have a spreadsheet of your winning and losses this will not encourage you to stop gambling. There are some websites that show your average winning and losses in your profile and yet this didn't stop other gamblers. Even without keeping track, if you wan't to stop you will stop.

[hahay]

It still depends from people to people. Even if you have a spreadsheet of your winning and losses this will not encourage you to stop gambling. There are some websites that show your average winning and losses in your profile and yet this didn't stop other gamblers. Even without keeping track, if you wan't to stop you will stop.

Right, the only thing that can make them stop is their own desire because if they don't have the determination to stop and at the same time they also realize about the loss due to the losing streak suffered but they will continue to gamble and at least they will only stop or take a short break and then going back to gambling and not about quitting forever from gambling. In this case, of course, keeping a win and lose record will not make the gambler stop gambling easily because they may have other motivations in gambling to continue gambling or maybe about greed and not having control in many things.

[Pinkris128]

What do you think, will Keeping A Record Of Your Losses Will Make You Realize To Stop Gambling?
After seeing that you could have bought a new motorbike or buy an expensive watch on all your losses that you have computed.

Honesly speaking, it doesn't guarantee that it can trigger feeling of dissapointment upon a certain gambler. If a gambler is really an addict to gambling, he'll just neglect his known gambling record and keep pushing through what he desired. Thus, it's certainly useless for whatever type of gambler he/she is. On the other hand if you're a disciplined and successful, it's better not to look upon your losses because it might affect your mood negatively. Better to just look for what it positive though thus you'll be able to process your decision thinking while playing the game.

[Twinkledoe]

It still depends from people to people. Even if you have a spreadsheet of your winning and losses this will not encourage you to stop gambling. There are some websites that show your average winning and losses in your profile and yet this didn't stop other gamblers. Even without keeping track, if you wan't to stop you will stop.

Right, the only thing that can make them stop is their own desire because if they don't have the determination to stop and at the same time they also realize about the loss due to the losing streak suffered but they will continue to gamble and at least they will only stop or take a short break and then going back to gambling and not about quitting forever from gambling. In this case, of course, keeping a win and lose record will not make the gambler stop gambling easily because they may have other motivations in gambling to continue gambling or maybe about greed and not having control in many things.

I don't think many gambling addicts are keeping their records in gambling. But maybe for some who are already thinking of quitting, keeping a record will help them realize how much they are spending in gambling. This will be their basis on why they will quit the game. But honestly, I don't think many gamblers are doing this tedious activity. If you want to stop, then stop just what Genemind said. 

[Barcode_]

I believe most of the online gambling sites would have the function to allow players to see their overall profits and losses on their account. But I still see some players who have lost more than 100 Bitcoins to keep on gambling almost everyday, I guess gamblers who are seriously addicted to gambling does not really look at their stats on their gambling records.

[Ziskinberg]

I believe most of the online gambling sites would have the function to allow players to see their overall profits and losses on their account.

Not all, even sportsbet, I don't think they have that kind of feature added in the site.

But I still see some players who have lost more than 100 Bitcoins to keep on gambling almost everyday, I guess gamblers who are seriously addicted to gambling does not really look at their stats on their gambling records.

I think it's not on the a specific amount as everyone have their own range, if they go beyond their range or their limit, then we can assume they are out of control or maybe already addicted in gambling.

[GDragon]

It still depends from people to people. Even if you have a spreadsheet of your winning and losses this will not encourage you to stop gambling. There are some websites that show your average winning and losses in your profile and yet this didn't stop other gamblers. Even without keeping track, if you wan't to stop you will stop.

Right, the only thing that can make them stop is their own desire because if they don't have the determination to stop and at the same time they also realize about the loss due to the losing streak suffered but they will continue to gamble and at least they will only stop or take a short break and then going back to gambling and not about quitting forever from gambling. In this case, of course, keeping a win and lose record will not make the gambler stop gambling easily because they may have other motivations in gambling to continue gambling or maybe about greed and not having control in many things.

I don't think many gambling addicts are keeping their records in gambling. But maybe for some who are already thinking of quitting, keeping a record will help them realize how much they are spending in gambling. This will be their basis on why they will quit the game. But honestly, I don't think many gamblers are doing this tedious activity. If you want to stop, then stop just what Genemind said. 

This what I would like to say too. This method is only used by a gambler who already admits to himself that he is a compulsive one, with the help of a professional, they will assess his gambling record. If a gambler who is not willing to stop have a record, it is not for the purpose of stopping. It can be for the purpose of thinking a strategy to gain back what he have lost.

[noorman0]

I believe most of the online gambling sites would have the function to allow players to see their overall profits and losses on their account. But I still see some players who have lost more than 100 Bitcoins to keep on gambling almost everyday, I guess gamblers who are seriously addicted to gambling does not really look at their stats on their gambling records.

Some gambling addicts see that it hurts them and considers the value of loss in the record is the value that must be taken back no matter how much capital must be spent. The greater the value of their losses in the record will make it more difficult for them to stop chasing their losses.
Lol, that means the loss statistics increasingly encourage them to play gambling.

[onrise]

It still depends from people to people. Even if you have a spreadsheet of your winning and losses this will not encourage you to stop gambling. There are some websites that show your average winning and losses in your profile and yet this didn't stop other gamblers. Even without keeping track, if you wan't to stop you will stop.

It is very useful if the sites them self-provide you the profits and losses overall or month wise etc. This will enable to person to keep a check of how much money is being spent on this activity and is it worthwhile to incur loss if any. If people are in profits, then it is fine as it is an income for them but for people who are making heavy losses would need to learn from this and should be stay away if possible unless they have huge money and can afford loses.

[ethereumhunter]

I believe most of the online gambling sites would have the function to allow players to see their overall profits and losses on their account. But I still see some players who have lost more than 100 Bitcoins to keep on gambling almost everyday, I guess gamblers who are seriously addicted to gambling does not really look at their stats on their gambling records.

Some gambling addicts see that it hurts them and considers the value of loss in the record is the value that must be taken back no matter how much capital must be spent. The greater the value of their losses in the record will make it more difficult for them to stop chasing their losses.
Lol, that means the loss statistics increasingly encourage them to play gambling.

If they think like that, no matter how much the money they used to gamble and they lose that money will be the hardest way to get it back. They need to stop gambling as soon as possible and never think that they can be able to recover the money after they see the record. The loss will be bigger than what they see at the record. They need to stop gambling for some time and think about the reason why they are playing gambling. They can realize that playing gambling is for fun only and not for making money.

[Yamifoud]

I believe most of the online gambling sites would have the function to allow players to see their overall profits and losses on their account. But I still see some players who have lost more than 100 Bitcoins to keep on gambling almost everyday, I guess gamblers who are seriously addicted to gambling does not really look at their stats on their gambling records.

Some gambling addicts see that it hurts them and considers the value of loss in the record is the value that must be taken back no matter how much capital must be spent. The greater the value of their losses in the record will make it more difficult for them to stop chasing their losses.
Lol, that means the loss statistics increasingly encourage them to play gambling.

Chasing those losses is no way to find and get it back again. It is to remember that the more we gamble, the more it possible to lose and this could never help. If we are doing this just to cope with the day we lose and applying martingale strategy, this will only worsen the situation.
I supposed to think it before but something it won't help and it only hurts us seeing a countless time in losing with only a few we got to win. Maybe it never makes sense at all, it might better to forgot the past and just enjoy gambling without thinking about the losses you've made.

[matchi2011]

It still depends from people to people. Even if you have a spreadsheet of your winning and losses this will not encourage you to stop gambling. There are some websites that show your average winning and losses in your profile and yet this didn't stop other gamblers. Even without keeping track, if you wan't to stop you will stop.

It is very useful if the sites them self-provide you the profits and losses overall or month wise etc. This will enable to person to keep a check of how much money is being spent on this activity and is it worthwhile to incur loss if any. If people are in profits, then it is fine as it is an income for them but for people who are making heavy losses would need to learn from this and should be stay away if possible unless they have huge money and can afford loses.

And like what the person above you have said, it's not a matter with addicted gamblers they will proceed and will not care about the track or those records even they've already lose a lots of money the desire to play will be the priorities, not unless there's already a will of stopping it will avoid them to continue playing and give value to what they've already spend from this activities.

[3meek]

in fact unfortunately we have to be realistic even in the game we don't have to let ourself be taken by the enthusiasm for a big win but we have to write down both all the winnings and all the losses and pull the sums let's say monthly if the sum is negative and therefore we are at a loss means that our current game strategy does not work...

Good point.

If you are to monitor the outcome the way you gamble, it's good to have put it in records. And if the results are negative it's either there's really something wrong with your strategy or you should stop and think of it whether to push through or not.

There are people who are good in assessing how things can be done if what will be your next steps once you review the outcome of your activities, recording your stats and assess whether you need to change your strategy or you can continue and try some luck using another week or months,
then decide if nothing happened and things still not favoring your side, the next best thing to do is to quit and forget about this place.

It's the reason why you need to think of it if the results aren't in your favor.

You can quit and get out of it forever or just lie-low and take time to relax and think of another strategy that you can apply if things are still not yet good for you.

Of course, when keeping records of losses and winnings you can find errors in your strategy!
In the same way traders make records of trade deals! There is also an accounting book in business...
In general, it is better to always keep a record when it comes to money!

[panganib999]

What do you think, will Keeping A Record Of Your Losses Will Make You Realize To Stop Gambling?
After seeing that you could have bought a new motorbike or buy an expensive watch on all your losses that you have computed.

It depends on the people because keeping records of your losses can make you have a good or bad realization which will be dependent on the mindset a certain individual have. Maybe for some, doing such can be helpful because they will realize that there are more important things to spend with rather than using it on playing gambing. But on the other hand, there are types of people who are being triggered to urge on playing more because seeing the record of their losses awakes the beast inside them wanting to keep on trying to play back to be able to win back their losses. There are also people who gets depress or being stressed out seeing those records of losses making them to have regrets that they should not have played gambling at all. There are different ways on how a gambler can cope up to be able to realize whether he will continue to play gambling or just stop. Such ways are dependent on the individual based on his own personality.