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[memehunter]

I created a system to avoid attaching too much in emotion wherein I place a bet and leave it until night and when I saw the balance of my wallet reaches a threshold, I immediately withdraw it and if not, I stopped playing and I limit deposit and it actually limits my emotion. You just need to figure out yourself or trick yourself out to avoid getting your emotion attached to your gambling habit.

Good that you are consciously using your bank roll. Even if that will not help you win it will surely make your entertainment experience last longer  . So you are not at all using the cash out feature for your sports bet? IMO, cash out in the middle of a bet will always curtail your win rate, especially if you are a regular bettor so better to have discipline like you. Hard to follow though when you are watching the sport as well.

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[Taskford]

If a gambler plans properly before entering a casino or placing a bet, he will not make any bad decisions based on emotion. That's when a gambler makes the wrong decision, losing control and relying entirely on emotion. So in my opinion casino should not deposit too much money. Then a gambler will use less time and less money. And if you ever win consistently, you should stop betting without expecting too much. And rather than lose money, better to enjoy that winning money.

We sometimes couldn't help our emotions that's why sometimes we need a system to control our emotions, even if you don't deposit much money it actually doesn't matter. In my experience I created a system to avoid attaching too much in emotion wherein I place a bet and leave it until night and when I saw the balance of my wallet reaches a threshold, I immediately withdraw it and if not, I stopped playing and I limit deposit and it actually limits my emotion. You just need to figure out yourself or trick yourself out to avoid getting your emotion attached to your gambling habit.

This is really a great approach to do, since by creating a system like setting up some limits on your threshold, stopping once you reach the cap of your deposit or if you like to withdraw will somehow help us to be intact on reality and with this we can provably control our emotion then will slowly build good discipline on gambling.

Gambling is fun if the person doing it aim for entertainment. Also if they are not so greedy to chase those unrealistic big wins which can make them so rich.

[salad daging]

What we ought to realize most times is that, our emotions is the most difficult thing to lord over because, our emotions is actually us. It’s you trying to tell yourself every time that, this ain’t no good for you and still, there is a part of you that keeps telling you, it’s a need to do. You’re actually depriving yourself of a pleasure that could be cool for a time but, it’s in itself destructive.
It takes someone that has mastered discipline at a very high level to have a strong hold on controlling their emotions.

Emotions are still not well controlled, a worthy opponent is how we control this while advice from others sometimes does not work, I also often break my own rules so that when emotions peak, everything that is applied falls apart including strict discipline.

Yep in reality I want to have a strict level of discipline, sometimes getting there is difficult, the point is easy to say it is difficult to practice it because gambling games are always tempting at certain times.

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[serjent05]

Yep in reality I want to have a strict level of discipline, sometimes getting there is difficult, the point is easy to say it is difficult to practice it because gambling games are always tempting at certain times.

It is not only tempting, but there are also lots of triggers.  If we are not careful, we will find ourselves trapped within those triggers, and we end up in a loop, winning, losing, chasing losses, winning, losing, as our fortune gets depleted day by day.

This is also one of the reasons why many advise us to be vigilant about what we feel while we are engaging in gambling.  If the sign of being triggered shows, we should stop our session and focus on something else to stop us from getting emotionally engaged in our gambling session.

[terrific]

And those who keep on chasing their losses, they're the ones who will be badly realize what they've done in the end.
At first, they'll have no idea why they have to do that but with simple losses they'll become angry.
So that's the key to enjoy and I definitely agree.

It will end up regretting and getting angry with current situation they are experiencing.

If those emotions will take over there's great possibilities that situation will not end up nice on their end.

So what's best is to accept those defeats calmly, but always choose to use minimal funds so they can actually feel that way then think that they are fine because somehow they are enjoying with the games they are playing.

Acceptance is certainly the key for all of this.
When you have that attitude and mentality, you're not going to be angry with it and you're just going to deal with it.
Any amount that you lose will be easy to accept but of course always set an affordable amount or else, you're losing it all.
Gambling with an amount that you can't afford to lose even if you're good at acceptance might show some conflict.

[Kavelj22]

Yep in reality I want to have a strict level of discipline, sometimes getting there is difficult, the point is easy to say it is difficult to practice it because gambling games are always tempting at certain times.

It is not only tempting, but there are also lots of triggers.  If we are not careful, we will find ourselves trapped within those triggers, and we end up in a loop, winning, losing, chasing losses, winning, losing, as our fortune gets depleted day by day.

This is also one of the reasons why many advise us to be vigilant about what we feel while we are engaging in gambling.  If the sign of being triggered shows, we should stop our session and focus on something else to stop us from getting emotionally engaged in our gambling session.

Do you really think this is controllable by the majority of gamblers? I can undoubtedly guess that the great majority of active gamblers are in someway emotionally attracted to their playing practices. I mean they are emotionally involved and can't control wisely their behaviors. Casinos everywhere are making fortunes out from the pockets of those emotionally involved, not from those practicing gambling as a mean of entertainment. Practically temptation works very well with those having ready mindset to drown in the evil circle of compulsive gambling. I don't think it is a simple matter to deal with. While I can't ignore that casinos are just running the business and aren't responsible about the psychology of its users.

[Rruchi man]

Do you really think this is controllable by the majority of gamblers? I can undoubtedly guess that the great majority of active gamblers are in someway emotionally attracted to their playing practices. I mean they are emotionally involved and can't control wisely their behaviors. Casinos everywhere are making fortunes out from the pockets of those emotionally involved,

Emotional control is harder to practice when you are generally indisciplined, but if you are somehow disciplined in other affairs of life that would also make it easier for you to be able to practice emotional control and discipline in gambling so that you do not become a constant donator to the profit bank of a casino all in the name of gambling.

[impulse709]

Yep in reality I want to have a strict level of discipline, sometimes getting there is difficult, the point is easy to say it is difficult to practice it because gambling games are always tempting at certain times.

It is not only tempting, but there are also lots of triggers.  If we are not careful, we will find ourselves trapped within those triggers, and we end up in a loop, winning, losing, chasing losses, winning, losing, as our fortune gets depleted day by day.

This is also one of the reasons why many advise us to be vigilant about what we feel while we are engaging in gambling.  If the sign of being triggered shows, we should stop our session and focus on something else to stop us from getting emotionally engaged in our gambling session.

Do you really think this is controllable by the majority of gamblers? I can undoubtedly guess that the great majority of active gamblers are in someway emotionally attracted to their playing practices. I mean they are emotionally involved and can't control wisely their behaviors. Casinos everywhere are making fortunes out from the pockets of those emotionally involved, not from those practicing gambling as a mean of entertainment. Practically temptation works very well with those having ready mindset to drown in the evil circle of compulsive gambling. I don't think it is a simple matter to deal with. While I can't ignore that casinos are just running the business and aren't responsible about the psychology of its users.

I don't disagree that this is not a straightforward topic. It is understandable that most gamblers have emotional ties with their gambling. As it is hard to stay disciplined. Often the excitement of winning or the frustration of losing raises the level of thinking above logic. Clearly, casinos benefit from players who get attached to the game, but I don't think it's solely the casino's responsibility. All gamblers have a responsibility to self-manage their gambling and implement limits. Not all players are successful, but if you are attuned to the emotional factors, and know how to manage the bankroll, you can minimise the risk of getting caught up in the cycle of chasing losses and compulsive gambling.

[Kavelj22]

Do you really think this is controllable by the majority of gamblers? I can undoubtedly guess that the great majority of active gamblers are in someway emotionally attracted to their playing practices. I mean they are emotionally involved and can't control wisely their behaviors. Casinos everywhere are making fortunes out from the pockets of those emotionally involved,

Emotional control is harder to practice when you are generally indisciplined, but if you are somehow disciplined in other affairs of life that would also make it easier for you to be able to practice emotional control and discipline in gambling so that you do not become a constant donator to the profit bank of a casino all in the name of gambling.

In general, those suffering from compulsive gambling practices are usually non-productive persons who haven't other interests in life but to collect money with the minimal efforts. They believe in pure luck more than hard working results. Even those we called gambling whales. I can't believe a rational man can afford to risk millions of dollars in slot games instead of investing in any promising industry. Their major problem is psychologic not with money itself. I would't be surprised after discovering they are generally indisciplined or haven't other interests in life. I had the chance to get in contact with of them through bitcointalk discussions and I can say none of them was convincing out of the gambling field.

[Taskford]

Do you really think this is controllable by the majority of gamblers? I can undoubtedly guess that the great majority of active gamblers are in someway emotionally attracted to their playing practices. I mean they are emotionally involved and can't control wisely their behaviors. Casinos everywhere are making fortunes out from the pockets of those emotionally involved,

Emotional control is harder to practice when you are generally indisciplined, but if you are somehow disciplined in other affairs of life that would also make it easier for you to be able to practice emotional control and discipline in gambling so that you do not become a constant donator to the profit bank of a casino all in the name of gambling.

Its really hard to practice, especially the person doing it is resisting all good advises and keep insisting that their crazy decision is true and no one can dictate them what to do.

I also think in gambling that discipline can be learn thru experience. Majority of those people don't have that traits are new in gambling and they are prone for having wrongful thinking to gain easy richest. While those people experience the worst and choose to gamble just to have fun usually develops strategy also discipline which can help them not to exceed on their limitations and they could able to gamble with intention to have fun.


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[Unsoldier]

Do you really think this is controllable by the majority of gamblers? I can undoubtedly guess that the great majority of active gamblers are in someway emotionally attracted to their playing practices. I mean they are emotionally involved and can't control wisely their behaviors. Casinos everywhere are making fortunes out from the pockets of those emotionally involved,

Emotional control is harder to practice when you are generally indisciplined, but if you are somehow disciplined in other affairs of life that would also make it easier for you to be able to practice emotional control and discipline in gambling so that you do not become a constant donator to the profit bank of a casino all in the name of gambling.

In general, those suffering from compulsive gambling practices are usually non-productive persons who haven't other interests in life but to collect money with the minimal efforts. They believe in pure luck more than hard working results. Even those we called gambling whales. I can't believe a rational man can afford to risk millions of dollars in slot games instead of investing in any promising industry. Their major problem is psychologic not with money itself. I would't be surprised after discovering they are generally indisciplined or haven't other interests in life. I had the chance to get in contact with of them through bitcointalk discussions and I can say none of them was convincing out of the gambling field.

I don't think it's that clear-cut. Among gambling enthusiasts, there are many famous, successful, and disciplined people. For example, Neymar has repeatedly shown his online casino sessions on streams, and Michael Jordan is well-known for his love of gambling. Both have achieved massive success in their respective fields. In my opinion, problems with gambling start not when a person plays, but when they lose control and begin to view gambling as a way to make money rather than as entertainment.

[serjent05]

Do you really think this is controllable by the majority of gamblers?

The decision yes, because they are the one who owns their minds, but to know the traps?  I do not know, many gamblers get trapped without them knowing, that is why the failed to control the outcome, so it is really important to know what triggers the trap, the feeling before the trap happens.

I can undoubtedly guess that the great majority of active gamblers are in someway emotionally attracted to their playing practices. I mean they are emotionally involved and can't control wisely their behaviors.

Are you talking about gambling addicts? If you are then I agree, because they already a compulsive gambling problem but for those who are still sane, I believe they can control their decision, but they just go with their greed, or emotions, continuing their session even if they know they are losing too much.  They decided to chase their losses, and that decision i believe is their control.

Casinos everywhere are making fortunes out from the pockets of those emotionally involved, not from those practicing gambling as a mean of entertainment. Practically temptation works very well with those having ready mindset to drown in the evil circle of compulsive gambling. I don't think it is a simple matter to deal with. While I can't ignore that casinos are just running the business and aren't responsible about the psychology of its users.

Well the reward system is very tempting, plus triggered by greed, gamblers who let loose of themselves in gambling will definitely become emotionally triggered and I agree, it is very complicated once emotions and greed clash with control and sanity.

[Slow death]

Do you really think this is controllable by the majority of gamblers? I can undoubtedly guess that the great majority of active gamblers are in someway emotionally attracted to their playing practices. I mean they are emotionally involved and can't control wisely their behaviors. Casinos everywhere are making fortunes out from the pockets of those emotionally involved, not from those practicing gambling as a mean of entertainment. Practically temptation works very well with those having ready mindset to drown in the evil circle of compulsive gambling. I don't think it is a simple matter to deal with. While I can't ignore that casinos are just running the business and aren't responsible about the psychology of its users.

This isn't only happening with gambling, but also with alcohol. There are thousands of beer and wine companies... and they keep manufacturing alcoholic beverages, yet millions of people are dying because of alcohol addiction and car accidents caused by drunk driving. But this is something you can't blame the alcohol companies for. The blame will always lie with the people who abuse alcohol, gambling, and other things. The only way we can all help is to always advise others to be careful, not to abuse gambling, alcohol, and everything around them.

[whiteblue]

I don't think it's that clear-cut. Among gambling enthusiasts, there are many famous, successful, and disciplined people. For example, Neymar has repeatedly shown his online casino sessions on streams, and Michael Jordan is well-known for his love of gambling. Both have achieved massive success in their respective fields. In my opinion, problems with gambling start not when a person plays, but when they lose control and begin to view gambling as a way to make money rather than as entertainment.

This makes sense. While some People are successful in gambling, Most gamblers also become poor because of it. So, There are wins and losses, And that's the fate of gambling.

Sometimes, gamblers gamble without proper Financial management, so They can't control how much Money they spend per day or per week. However, wise gamblers manage their gambling budget, such as allocating 3% of their income to gambling, and They only seek entertainment, not income.
Gambling can relieve Stress, But once we become addicted, We won't be able to control the urge to continue gambling. So, I agree with you, consider gambling as a temporary diversion when we're bored or Stressed from our daily workload.

[Taskford]

In general, those suffering from compulsive gambling practices are usually non-productive persons who haven't other interests in life but to collect money with the minimal efforts. They believe in pure luck more than hard working results. Even those we called gambling whales. I can't believe a rational man can afford to risk millions of dollars in slot games instead of investing in any promising industry. Their major problem is psychologic not with money itself. I would't be surprised after discovering they are generally indisciplined or haven't other interests in life. I had the chance to get in contact with of them through bitcointalk discussions and I can say none of them was convincing out of the gambling field.

I don't think it's that clear-cut. Among gambling enthusiasts, there are many famous, successful, and disciplined people. For example, Neymar has repeatedly shown his online casino sessions on streams, and Michael Jordan is well-known for his love of gambling. Both have achieved massive success in their respective fields. In my opinion, problems with gambling start not when a person plays, but when they lose control and begin to view gambling as a way to make money rather than as entertainment.

I think we cannot compare those guys to a normal people, since even if they sit on their couch their influence will help them to generate huge money for themselves.

While for normal people out there relying from their paycheck to survive for sure that they are the one who's prone to much bigger risk. Since instead of they spend their time on more valuable things, here they are got hook on gambling then hope that it can change their life in better position instantly. Gambling is fun activity if there's no over expectations and trying to hit unrealistic goals, since if they engage with those matters their gambling session will became so stressful.

[Rruchi man]

Do you really think this is controllable by the majority of gamblers? I can undoubtedly guess that the great majority of active gamblers are in someway emotionally attracted to their playing practices. I mean they are emotionally involved and can't control wisely their behaviors. Casinos everywhere are making fortunes out from the pockets of those emotionally involved,

Emotional control is harder to practice when you are generally indisciplined, but if you are somehow disciplined in other affairs of life that would also make it easier for you to be able to practice emotional control and discipline in gambling so that you do not become a constant donator to the profit bank of a casino all in the name of gambling.

I also think in gambling that discipline can be learn thru experience. Majority of those people don't have that traits are new in gambling and they are prone for having wrongful thinking to gain easy richest. While those people experience the worst and choose to gamble just to have fun usually develops strategy also discipline which can help them not to exceed on their limitations and they could able to gamble with intention to have fun.

I can agree that discipline can be learned through experience. But the thing is that the experience does not always have to be your own; you can learn from the experience of another gambler and see the direct consequences of indiscipline in gambling for you to be able to make up your mind to become a disciplined gambler. This is why, as a gambler who is new in the field, you have to consider the experience of others, not just that of yourself, because before you get to the discipline stage, you may pass through a phase of recklessness if you are not careful.

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