Lost more in the process to recover ?

[MCobian]

Losing more in the process of recovering is a very common happening to everyone. I experience once when I lost 0.15btc in dice and depositing more and eventually losing it all too because of the eagerness to gain back what I lost earlier. I learned my lesson so whenever I lost money and want to deposit more I disregard my wants to recover and aim for enjoyment/thrill when playing and just play with small amount.

Chasing the losses always lead to the same point which we have been there before. It is sad to gamble when I know I shouldn't push my loss limit for recovering the losses but resisting yourself is very hard at these moments. I just block my access to the gambling website after a huge loss because I am sure comeback will be another dip point for me. Understating the truth is ok on my side but accepting it is very hard sometimes. It is better to accept whatever the slots give back and taking the loss will not make anyone loser. Thinking of yourself as a loser and having a losing mindset can change the whole situation and it is better than revenge gambling in all cases. Martingale strategy is on my blacklist exactly for this reason.

I'm also not a person who easily accepts defeat, so I always intend to play gambling to be able to recover from the losses that I experienced.
But if the losses I experience are big enough, I immediately close the gambling sites where I play and immediately do other activities. That way
I can forget about the losses I experienced for a while.

We have the same opinion regarding the martingale strategy, when we are experiencing big losses, don't even think about using the martingale
strategy. Because it will only make you suffer bigger losses, which can drain our capital in an instant. I say this because I have experienced it.

[covfefe_]

That is the disease of a gambler. It makes someone a chronic gambler. I too try to convince myself that the loss I made in the past are not stackable and I should start fresh. But everytime I feels like I'm winning, those loses hunts me and tricks me to rage. And the more I rage, the more I lose. I sometimes am afraid of myself, I've resisted till date but what if I got so much stupid and gambled away all of my crypto holdings. I did that once on the past but it was not a huge amount.

[Fundamentals Of]

That is the disease of a gambler. It makes someone a chronic gambler. I too try to convince myself that the loss I made in the past are not stackable and I should start fresh. But everytime I feels like I'm winning, those loses hunts me and tricks me to rage. And the more I rage, the more I lose. I sometimes am afraid of myself, I've resisted till date but what if I got so much stupid and gambled away all of my crypto holdings. I did that once on the past but it was not a huge amount.

That's so true. You cannot underestimate the impact of gambling in your life. Gambling losses will really drive you mad and crazy and bring you to a state of despair. This has happened to me a number of times already.

Losing a little amount many times in a row will really change your mindset. Instead of gambling with the same amount, you are driven to extremes just to try to recover quickly what you've lost. This is the moment when you would increase your bet to x3 up to x5 or even all in. That's the end of your reason and money.

[Natsuu]

The biggest nightmare of every gambler is Losing. When you're gambling you're open to two important options, it is a win or loss affair. While you're winning; the bookies are losing. While you're lossing the bookie are winning. The most important factor to take into consideration is "Don't chose your loss", Don't attach emotions to gambling the aftermath could be disastrous. At least you were lucky enough to recover some part of the lost funds. Next time be tactical and calculative to avoid fatal losses.

I don't think losing is actually the biggest nightmare for a gambler. More so is the act of gambling itself which is so addicting to him that he will continue to gamble till every penny is gone. For a gambling addict, the worst scanario is losing all his funds away and having no amount to play!

The "more" worst scenario than that is, taking a full loan of your asset in check just to be able to satisfy your needs to gamble. This is the worst a gambling addict can do in his career. By this time, it will be a nightmare or heaven for him. So in order to avoid this even if you're addicted, take in mind that you need to gamble for the next months, so you need to have a reserve funds for this. And this will make yourself kinda calm and take the day off.

[Astvile]

Losing more in the process of recovering is a very common happening to everyone. I experience once when I lost 0.15btc in dice and depositing more and eventually losing it all too because of the eagerness to gain back what I lost earlier. I learned my lesson so whenever I lost money and want to deposit more I disregard my wants to recover and aim for enjoyment/thrill when playing and just play with small amount.

Chasing the losses always lead to the same point which we have been there before. It is sad to gamble when I know I shouldn't push my loss limit for recovering the losses but resisting yourself is very hard at these moments. I just block my access to the gambling website after a huge loss because I am sure comeback will be another dip point for me. Understating the truth is ok on my side but accepting it is very hard sometimes. It is better to accept whatever the slots give back and taking the loss will not make anyone loser. Thinking of yourself as a loser and having a losing mindset can change the whole situation and it is better than revenge gambling in all cases. Martingale strategy is on my blacklist exactly for this reason.

I'm also not a person who easily accepts defeat, so I always intend to play gambling to be able to recover from the losses that I experienced.
But if the losses I experience are big enough, I immediately close the gambling sites where I play and immediately do other activities. That way
I can forget about the losses I experienced for a while.

We have the same opinion regarding the martingale strategy, when we are experiencing big losses, don't even think about using the martingale
strategy. Because it will only make you suffer bigger losses, which can drain our capital in an instant. I say this because I have experienced it.

Totally not a fan of martingale strategy or whatever strategy is on the internet. When I play dice I usually just manually betting and letting my instincts and feelings decide when at what odds to bet in sounds strange, Yes but that method works for me most of the time and beat me up a lot of times too haha. I don't believe in such strategy on dice betting.

[Serious475]

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.

Just like what you did, after i lost a lot of money on my recovery process i manage to stop for a week and resume playing and it really helps me to recover. Maybe we need a rest when we are gambling because if we get addicted to it and doesn't stop playing, our way of thinking and game play will also get ruined. It is better if we have a scheduled date or time to gamble so that we can help ourselves to maintain our way of thinking and it will also help us to have enough time for our family.

[michellee]

Just like what you did, after i lost a lot of money on my recovery process i manage to stop for a week and resume playing and it really helps me to recover. Maybe we need a rest when we are gambling because if we get addicted to it and doesn't stop playing, our way of thinking and game play will also get ruined. It is better if we have a scheduled date or time to gamble so that we can help ourselves to maintain our way of thinking and it will also help us to have enough time for our family.

Stop for a week will help you to reduce the tension of playing gambling. You will have another chance to recover your losses in the next week, but I don't know if your lucky will come to you and help you to recover the losses. I always take a break after playing gambling, no matter if I lose or win, because I want to rest and not think about the gambling games. It will refresh our mind in the next week, and we can enjoy playing gambling. Making a schedule will be better, so we can manage when we play gambling and do other things.

[reliable]

That is the disease of a gambler. It makes someone a chronic gambler. I too try to convince myself that the loss I made in the past are not stackable and I should start fresh. But everytime I feels like I'm winning, those loses hunts me and tricks me to rage. And the more I rage, the more I lose. I sometimes am afraid of myself, I've resisted till date but what if I got so much stupid and gambled away all of my crypto holdings. I did that once on the past but it was not a huge amount.

If you do have a good control or self-discipline such things will not happen as you know what your limit is and also in gambling winning is not always possible. So, with that you would not play for recovery as chances of winning against house edge is less of players as compared to gambling sites. This makes us lose money more than winning it.

[Natsuu]

Just like what you did, after i lost a lot of money on my recovery process i manage to stop for a week and resume playing and it really helps me to recover. Maybe we need a rest when we are gambling because if we get addicted to it and doesn't stop playing, our way of thinking and game play will also get ruined. It is better if we have a scheduled date or time to gamble so that we can help ourselves to maintain our way of thinking and it will also help us to have enough time for our family.

Stop for a week will help you to reduce the tension of playing gambling. You will have another chance to recover your losses in the next week, but I don't know if your lucky will come to you and help you to recover the losses. I always take a break after playing gambling, no matter if I lose or win, because I want to rest and not think about the gambling games. It will refresh our mind in the next week, and we can enjoy playing gambling. Making a schedule will be better, so we can manage when we play gambling and do other things.

Having set limits would be nicer to set you back from your loss. Having a predetermined amount of funds for the month can give you a nicer look at your personal economic status. Yes, time can make you less aggravated for gambling for a specific amount of time, but still won't set you back to lose. Aside from that week's time out, you can try to do my 3 rounds pause rule after I lose for consecutive rounds.  You can also take a bathroom break or smoke break, anything that can release your tension, and make your mind reset to normal will do.

[iTradeChips]

Discipline is a must, you know what I'm sayin.

Agree discipline is a mus, I've seen a lot of users having great losses in gambling and trying to recover you have to discipline yourself
to control how you gamble if not you'll just ended up losing everything experienced that before.

That is one "skill" that needs to be practiced more often by all gamblers but sadly have the difficulty doing. You need the mental state that is at par with the best successful gamblers out there who can take loss and move on to strategize the next game. If you lose you stop and do not pursue it further, many times it will fail you. Many of us including me have learned it the hard way. Hundreds if not thousands of dollars were initially lost because of lack of the proper mental state. And you just have to learn out of it and start strategizing your next game.

[Mahanton]

Discipline is a must, you know what I'm sayin.

Agree discipline is a mus, I've seen a lot of users having great losses in gambling and trying to recover you have to discipline yourself
to control how you gamble if not you'll just ended up losing everything experienced that before.

That is one "skill" that needs to be practiced more often by all gamblers but sadly have the difficulty doing. You need the mental state that is at par with the best successful gamblers out there who can take loss and move on to strategize the next game. If you lose you stop and do not pursue it further, many times it will fail you. Many of us including me have learned it the hard way. Hundreds if not thousands of dollars were initially lost because of lack of the proper mental state. And you just have to learn out of it and start strategizing your next game.

You wont realize until you had it experienced and majority of us did really pass into this kind of situation.Some do able to realize themselves and some do still stick into this kind of behavior on where being impulsive
wouldnt really give out something good. Control isnt really something that can be attained but there are people including me which can really make out control even if im not really engaging into gambling for long time.
It isnt necessary to lose thousands of dollars before you do able to realize. Few bets would be enough.Its just a matter of self-acceptance and a little bit of adjustment on what you do believe towards
gambling. Dont chase up loses and play for enjoyment and this should how majority do think of.

[ShowOff]

Never intend to recover losses, this is the point. Not a few people prove that recovering losses is the wrong way because it can add to the problem as well as bigger losses. I have read several user replies and are confident enough that recovering losses is not recommended. This is the old way that most gamblers still think about function, consciousness will only arise after they really have nothing. Take it easy for a moment, betting responsibly because it will really help control the various problem that may arise in gambling.

[kayvie]

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.

Whenever I lose my game, I also stop for a few days or a week to refresh. I don't usually do what other gamblers like recovering their losses and try to make more $$ after having a lose streak. This is to avoid having more losses since it is not a good idea to play more if you have losing streak in just a day.

[Kupid002]

If you only plan to recover what you've lost in a game then you should not play any gambling game at the first place so you will not lose any.
The process of recovering your lost fund is painful process because you can lost much higher in long term if you continue having that or in debth if you  continue to play with your emotions.

[yayayo]

This happened to me before I am betting on a sports betting site I have some credits around $300 and I lost on some teams and ended up with a less than a $60
and I was thinking of recovering it by adding $250 but at the end of the day my bankroll was swept away and lose it all.

ya.ya.yo!

[shoreno]

This happened to me before I am betting on a sports betting site I have some credits around $300 and I lost on some teams and ended up with a less than a $60
and I was thinking of recovering it by adding $250 but at the end of the day my bankroll was swept away and lose it all.

ya.ya.yo!

yo , that 60 dollars was still a decent amount and you shouldnt have deposited extra 250 before you lost that 60 dollar left because number 1 , that 60 dollar can make a long way . you can recover and lost ( makes you contented and wont depo for more )  or number 2 ,  you can recover and win at the end  but if you depo imediately , this will make you bet in a bigger amount and the new depo will loose easily . i knew alot of gamblers that made a miracle , that includes myself where you only left with a tiny balance but that tiny balance keeps on winning until you reach your starting capital . i stop and dont play when that moment happens .

[toast]

it really depends on your luck i've been doing this since before there are times that i lost more in the process of recovering my losses but there are times that i am making more profit so i guess it still depends on luck but in my experience i mostly lose more rather than recovering my fund.

[michellee]

Having set limits would be nicer to set you back from your loss. Having a predetermined amount of funds for the month can give you a nicer look at your personal economic status. Yes, time can make you less aggravated for gambling for a specific amount of time, but still won't set you back to lose. Aside from that week's time out, you can try to do my 3 rounds pause rule after I lose for consecutive rounds.  You can also take a bathroom break or smoke break, anything that can release your tension, and make your mind reset to normal will do.

Setting limitations will help us not run out of all funds that we use for playing gambling, especially if we can set the limits for a month. We don't have to break the limits that we made before, which can prevent us from using more money to gamble. But that will not work if you don't discipline yourself, especially if you lose all of that funds before the month is ending. I admit that if we lose some money in gambling, it could make us curious about the loss, and there is a chance for us to add more money to continue playing. But if we can take a break or stop for a while from gambling after we lose, it will help us reduce the tension in our minds and reset to normal.

[safari88]

if you have the courage and guts believing that you will recover your losses go for it! but most of the time it didn't work and much better to accept that you lose rather than trying to recover it i assume most of the new bettors and players always experience this, i experienced this on my first days or months of betting.

[peter0425]

it really depends on your luck i've been doing this since before there are times that i lost more in the process of recovering my losses but there are times that i am making more profit so i guess it still depends on luck but in my experience i mostly lose more rather than recovering my fund.

Lol you are chasing your losses everytime?this is not the right way to treat gambling mate because the more you chase is the more losing you may get.

it is rare situation that you can take home winning after the chase,because upon my experience?it is a 80/20% chances losing/ winning .

so I think when you think that losing enough?better go home for a while and try your luck tomorrow or the day next.