Lost more in the process to recover ?

[Debonaire217]

You are lucky that you recover your losses because it seldom happens that gamblers recover his losses when he comes back, it's not recommended to gamble beyond your means, we have read and heard a lot of stories about gamblers losing everything because of trying to chase his losses, the more you try the harder it gets.

Basically it is quite harder to think of recovering your losses than to forget that you lost and continue playing. If you target to recover when you are losing and you really lose consecutively, it will impact your emotion deeply in a sense that it could affect your life decisions. But what I think is the best thing to do is to bet knowing that you are always ready to lose that amount you've wagered so everytime you are losing, it feels like nothing but in fact, you have a hope to win the jackpot any time. That is one of the lessons I learned from the lottery, in simple words, your chance of winning will rely on how frequent you are betting.

[celot]

I face the same situation like you and also how we can control our emotions when we lose in gambling, many cannot control our emotions because when we lose we are carried away by the desire to continuously make bets, even though our mental position is not very calm. Maybe when a position like that it's good to stop first or try with a bet with a nominal or smaller number, after we get the capital back, then use a large nominal. If when the betting position loses continuously and we keep placing bets, I think there is no opportunity to be able to take back our depleted capital, it is better to control how our emotions are when making bets on gambling sites.

[DoublerHunter]

You are lucky that you recover your losses because it seldom happens that gamblers recover his losses when he comes back, it's not recommended to gamble beyond your means, we have read and heard a lot of stories about gamblers losing everything because of trying to chase his losses, the more you try the harder it gets.

^ Overall, that is not a good idea when chasing your losses in gambling. But OP was so lucky that he is able to recover his losses even though OP experienced almost lost everything. We could really predict what will the result of the risk that you were taken, it probably rekt your profit until it will be wiped out or you cannot recover your losses. All you have to do is guts to risk a fund that in 50/50 of situation, better to win or move on when you have lost.

[Mahanton]

I guess this would have happened with the most of us ain't it ?

The other day I lost a few $ gambling on Roobet. My luck was so bad that day that when I thought of gambling a little more so that I recover the lost funds I lost more than 3 times the amount I lost earlier   Eventually I just quit the game and didn't play it again for 2 days. This is too obvious for any gambler and everyone can relate to this feeling.

What you guys do when such a thing happen with you ?

P.S : I did play the game again after a few days and recovered some of the $. But this time I quit the game while I was in profit.  

P.P.S : I was conscious while I was trying to recover the lost funds and I tried only till that point where I can't afford to lose anymore. I always keep in mind the amount that I can afford to lose.

Most of us does already had experienced this common scenario specially in gambling where we we do really have always those kind of thoughts when it comes to recovery.
we do think that the next bet that would be done might really be lucky and would able to break even our losses or do think to be profitable on next move which isnt something surprising
for most bettors to commit on since we are just human which is really that too emotional when it comes to these kind of circumstances which i cant blamed of.The thing here
is on how someone will able to withstand or to control up that kind of emotion which would really result into more further losses.One of the best rules in gambling is never
ever tend to chase your losses because if you do then you will surely experience even more.

[South Park]

I guess this would have happened with the most of us ain't it ?

The other day I lost a few $ gambling on Roobet. My luck was so bad that day that when I thought of gambling a little more so that I recover the lost funds I lost more than 3 times the amount I lost earlier   Eventually I just quit the game and didn't play it again for 2 days. This is too obvious for any gambler and everyone can relate to this feeling.

What you guys do when such a thing happen with you ?

P.S : I did play the game again after a few days and recovered some of the $. But this time I quit the game while I was in profit.  

P.P.S : I was conscious while I was trying to recover the lost funds and I tried only till that point where I can't afford to lose anymore. I always keep in mind the amount that I can afford to lose.

This is a classic gambling mistake so do not be too hard on yourself because of this especially if the amount of money is not that high, just remember this lesson and do not make this mistake again, once you lose money to the casino you need to consider that money forever gone, if you happen to recover it during your next sessions if you are lucky then that is fine but do not chase your losses as it can lead to addiction and to lose a massive amount of money form which it will be almost impossible to recover.

[shoreno]

Basically it is quite harder to think of recovering your losses than to forget that you lost and continue playing.

if your not used to gambling , it is but if you have been gambling all of your life and you treated gambling as a normal activity , you also learn how to accept things easily .

 its hard to think of loss or how to recover it especially when you loose alot and if you dont have a money to play again but forgeting a loss is easy because you can decide to not gamble again  and you also dont put it on your head  . im not a pro gambler but ive been on this situation before , that why i know if what side to choose .

[milewilda]

Basically it is quite harder to think of recovering your losses than to forget that you lost and continue playing.

if your not used to gambling , it is but if you have been gambling all of your life and you treated gambling as a normal activity , you also learn how to accept things easily .

 its hard to think of loss or how to recover it especially when you loose alot and if you dont have a money to play again but forgeting a loss is easy because you can decide to not gamble again  and you also dont put it on your head  . im not a pro gambler but ive been on this situation before , that why i know if what side to choose .

Indeed! It would really be basing up into our experience towards gambling and if you had been doing this activity for a while now then you'll surely easily accept things up and move on or just like some casual
result which do leads also into casual action which is moving on and doesnt look back if you are in loss or still in profit.People do have different approach towards gambling neither they do really mainly aim for making money
or just simply playing just for the sake of entertainment and as we all know that losses are inevitable and i agree into those points above that chasing losses isnt really always a wise idea to be made.
Instead for you to recover or break even, you will surely experience even more loss if you arent that lucky enough.

[Twentyonepaylots]

Bro I can't even remember how much money I lost on roobet roulette lmao I am getting an earing via their video review last time I was able to win $30 in roobet in a night with my $40 earning, so my balance is $70, I kept it in a day to play again, the next time I was starting very smooth I easily got $20 in less than 5 mins after hitting a gold, my balance is $90 then I fucked up. I played with martingale technique and was just betting to bronze til I got 8 silver straight. My balance was depleted due to my eagerness to recover lol though I wasn't expecting that.

[qwertyup23]

I actually mentioned about the so called 'gambling cycle' that regardless of the result of your gambling round, the gambler would most likely gamble again. For example in a given round, the person loss money. The tendency is that he will most probably gamble again to recover those losses. He will continue until he has recovered such. Another theory is that once that person recovers his loss, he will most probably gamble again and try his luck since he was able to equalize his winnings/losses.

I just hope that in the future, people would know their limits and develop some sort of self-discipline. In this way, this would most likely prevent people from losing more than what they actually planned for.

[serjent05]

Bro I can't even remember how much money I lost on roobet roulette lmao I am getting an earing via their video review last time I was able to win $30 in roobet in a night with my $40 earning, so my balance is $70, I kept it in a day to play again, the next time I was starting very smooth I easily got $20 in less than 5 mins after hitting a gold, my balance is $90 then I fucked up. I played with martingale technique and was just betting to bronze til I got 8 silver straight. My balance was depleted due to my eagerness to recover lol though I wasn't expecting that.

Well, the good thing is you know you fucked up and how you fucked up.  At least, you know what to do next time if ever you encounter this kind of scenario.


As many replies stated, chasing losses will only lead to more losses.  So I think it is best to remember that if you want to gamble, consider your fund as already losses.  This way it will prevent you from chasing them.  Another thing, we must gamble what we can afford to lose else it will give us more regret and headache in the future.  Lastly, always plan ahead. This includes your allocated bankroll, how much you are willing to lose, and how much is your target winnings and most of all, just enjoy the game and have self-discipline.

[madnessteat]

I believe that trying to win back in most cases leads to even greater losses. All the blame is on the acquired reflexes, which we get experienced throughout life and emotions that follow the reflexes. But they must be able to completely turn off both in trading and gambling.

[Twinkledoe]

I actually mentioned about the so called 'gambling cycle' that regardless of the result of your gambling round, the gambler would most likely gamble again. For example in a given round, the person loss money. The tendency is that he will most probably gamble again to recover those losses. He will continue until he has recovered such. Another theory is that once that person recovers his loss, he will most probably gamble again and try his luck since he was able to equalize his winnings/losses.

I just hope that in the future, people would know their limits and develop some sort of self-discipline. In this way, this would most likely prevent people from losing more than what they actually planned for.

That's very true! Because gambling is really addictive if you don't know how to regulate your gambling activities. On my end, what I do to minimize my losses is just to allot certain amount to play with, that means I will be depositing only the money that I know I am ready to lose. So if in case I lost all in that session, I won't be depositing anymore money even if I want to play again. I'll just wait for another time that I know I can deposit again without my heavy heart on it.

[MCobian]

What you experience while in the recovery process, in fact, will only experience more losses, experienced by all gamblers.
Therefore, don't make gambling a source of income, because the longer we play gambling, the more losses we will get.
So my advice is not to play gambling focus on looking for profit, because if like that it will end badly for you. I only play
gambling for entertainment, because for me getting profit from gambling is just a bonus.

[Fredomago]

I actually mentioned about the so called 'gambling cycle' that regardless of the result of your gambling round, the gambler would most likely gamble again. For example in a given round, the person loss money. The tendency is that he will most probably gamble again to recover those losses. He will continue until he has recovered such. Another theory is that once that person recovers his loss, he will most probably gamble again and try his luck since he was able to equalize his winnings/losses.

I just hope that in the future, people would know their limits and develop some sort of self-discipline. In this way, this would most likely prevent people from losing more than what they actually planned for.

That's very true! Because gambling is really addictive if you don't know how to regulate your gambling activities. On my end, what I do to minimize my losses is just to allot certain amount to play with, that means I will be depositing only the money that I know I am ready to lose. So if in case I lost all in that session, I won't be depositing anymore money even if I want to play again. I'll just wait for another time that I know I can deposit again without my heavy heart on it.

This practiced needs time to developed inside you, since once you fully engaged to gambling controlling yourself to avoid adding more is really difficult since you suffer loses.

It's not new to any gamblers losing temper and control instead of calling the day and quit, they will keep pushing forward and add more money to lose.

You need to have good dedications for you to able to control yourself and stay in enjoying
part instead of the gambling side of the game that you love to play.

[adzino]

I guess you got lucky when trying to recover your losses or your losses weren't huge. I have seen most of the people that tried to recover their loss and in the processes ended up losing even more! Good thing you are now taking a break after reaching your profit goal. You seem to have some gambling discipline. Most of them would get greedy and start betting more or use their profits to gamble further and leaves themselves with no profit. That is totally okay if they enjoyed gambling, but that's not okay if its going to affect rest of their lives.
I don't gamble much, but if I do, I do it for fun. I don't care much if I make losses. Wouldn't bother chasing those.

[chaser15]

Just charge it to your gambling experience. There are even people who experienced worst in a goal to recover their losses.

It's always the usual thing that we want to recover our funds after we lose.

Either you continue or not isn't a wrong move as long as you truly understand what you are doing.

[ChiBitCTy]

I guess this would have happened with the most of us ain't it ?

The other day I lost a few $ gambling on Roobet. My luck was so bad that day that when I thought of gambling a little more so that I recover the lost funds I lost more than 3 times the amount I lost earlier   Eventually I just quit the game and didn't play it again for 2 days. This is too obvious for any gambler and everyone can relate to this feeling.

What you guys do when such a thing happen with you ?

P.S : I did play the game again after a few days and recovered some of the $. But this time I quit the game while I was in profit.  

P.P.S : I was conscious while I was trying to recover the lost funds and I tried only till that point where I can't afford to lose anymore. I always keep in mind the amount that I can afford to lose.

When you gamble you should only go in with an amount that you are willing to lose.  It's just like setting up a financial portfolio.  It's important to have a base foundation of more common and "safer" investments, but it's also important to try and hit some home runs ( buying crypto, penny stocks et).  However with those home runs you're trying to hit, you want to use money that once again you're willing to lose completely.

[target]

I did the same that I bet more thinking of recovering back the lost amount but lost everything I have deposited instead. OP is lucky to have gotten back his funds. Casino games somehow has the most enticing pages that will make you think you can win any moment. And the moment you think so, you'd bet another.

I guess this would have happened with the most of us ain't it ?

The other day I lost a few $ gambling on Roobet. My luck was so bad that day that when I thought of gambling a little more so that I recover the lost funds I lost more than 3 times the amount I lost earlier  Eventually I just quit the game and didn't play it again for 2 days. This is too obvious for any gambler and everyone can relate to this feeling.

What you guys do when such a thing happen with you ?
P.S : I did play the game again after a few days and recovered some of the $. But this time I quit the game while I was in profit. 

P.P.S : I was conscious while I was trying to recover the lost funds and I tried only till that point where I can't afford to lose anymore. I always keep in mind the amount that I can afford to lose.

When you gamble you should only go in with an amount that you are willing to lose.  It's just like setting up a financial portfolio.  It's important to have a base foundation of more common and "safer" investments, but it's also important to try and hit some home runs ( buying crypto, penny stocks et).  However with those home runs you're trying to hit, you want to use money that once again you're willing to lose completely.

That is actually what people do, if you send 1BTC, then I guess you'd be willing to lose it.  Deposit 0.002 BTC and you will think twice of depositing again after losing.

[Johnyz]

Fortunately, If I already lose my capital that day, I don’t have any money to chase for my losses and that save me a lot during that moment. I only gamble with a limited money so when I lose everything, I have to deal with it right away. We have the mindset like this, we want to gamble more so we can recover the money that we’ve loss which being greedy is bad at all and that can be resulted into another loss.

[acroman08]

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What you guys do when such a thing happen with you ?

I just try and forget about it. there is no point trying to think what could have happened if you didn't chase your loses. since what's done is done and all you or I can do now is to prevent it in the future.

P.S : I did play the game again after a few days and recovered some of the $. But this time I quit the game while I was in profit.  

P.P.S : I was conscious while I was trying to recover the lost funds and I tried only till that point where I can't afford to lose anymore. I always keep in mind the amount that I can afford to lose.

good for you. being able to win back at least a portion of your money and knowing when to stop if you know you can't afford to lose anymore. I am sure that there are gamblers who would go all in and risk more of their money just to win back their loses.