Your Mantra After, while playing And Before You Gamble

[aioc]

We have different kinds of gamblers, some believe in superstitions, some do not, whatever they believe in we should respect, it's their way of life, some people believe in Feng Shui some do not, we should let this kind of gamblers if they are good and successful from their mantra, we also do that unknowingly in some circumstances and situation.

[Doell]

I don't believe in such a thing, a spell for gambling. Sometimes I don't analyze first for 1 bet all in in small amounts of course, then I just follow what I think at the time. Sometimes lucky but not for long my luck is gone too, more to instinct than a spell. But quite interesting, maybe next time I will try it .

[fiulpro]

Well I never heard anyone chanting like a witch or praying before gambling, am honestly reading it and it seems funny to me. Other than that when you are drunk and gambling it might seem normal but I do not drink and gamble because it makes me wizzy and then I end up making wrong decisions as well, therefore I do think for me personally it's wiser to place bets while am almost awake and not intoxicated as well.
There are so many superstitious people around, I have seen some yelling for opening an umbrella inside the building, yelling at other people while gambling that's funny but at the end that's all they are, superstitions.

[Welsh]

I mean, if I do have a mantra for gambling its probably something like: "Lets put on an impossible accumulator, and experience squeaky bum time if it ever comes close".

I personally think that's a rather good mantra. I use gambling as a way of enjoying the games/fights a little more, rather than expecting to make money. I'll be honest, I very rarely win, mostly because I put accumulators together with massive odds. I'm talking like hundreds of thousands from a small stake or sometimes even millions depending on the website I'm placing it.

Yeah, I've never won one of those.

[rhomelmabini]

I don't think that I have any, I just play along if I want it to. I think subconsciously I am doing it but to say it verbally I guess it will be hard on others or just even to myself. Some say that having that will increase the level of winning but I think circumstances doesn't do, it will always be different on what mantra you're attracting.

[Little_Sister]

Maybe the habit of some gamblers always do something strange before betting on gambling, so they call it a spell or ritual, so it won't work in actual fact but seems to get luck from the influence of the spell. I will not believe in manta luck, but the fact that analysis of each gambling pattern will be able to have a chance to win.

[Boristhecat]

I and many of my friends have our own mantra before and after we gamble, I just discovered this when we have a drinking session we find out that many of us have our own mantra before, while playing and after or even in the middle of playing.

Mine was "This is my lucky day and I'm claiming it" and when in the middle of the game "I need to play money that I can afford to lose".

How about you do you have one and when do you recite it before, while playing or after you gamble.

I can’t say that I use mantras, but rather a proverb that, on the one hand, reflects my willingness to lose money, on the other hand, expresses regret about the lack of a big win and it sounds like this: “we didn’t live richly - so no let to start.” The translation is a little crooked (proverbs are difficult to translate literally) but the meaning is clear )

[xSkylarx]

I'm not sure, but I believe this mantra is most popular in South East Asian countries, but it is not practiced in first-world countries. I would mostly do before playing is like to think positively and say the lucky word before betting, "Please be good to me" or "Please be lucky" three times. I know this does not always work for me, but it can boost my luck because, I think, playing without saying it is like there is something lacking. There is nothing wrong with this. Let's just respect each other. We are playing to enjoy and to earn some money.

[ChiBitCTy]

I and many of my friends have our own mantra before and after we gamble, I just discovered this when we have a drinking session we find out that many of us have our own mantra before, while playing and after or even in the middle of playing.

Mine was "This is my lucky day and I'm claiming it" and when in the middle of the game "I need to play money that I can afford to lose".

How about you do you have one and when do you recite it before, while playing or after you gamble.

Lol this is all superstitious stuff and honestly when doing this it sounds like you guys might have a bit of an issue when it comes to gambling (now I could be very wrong about that, just making an assumption here).  I don't think think any sort of "mantra" is necessary because I don't take it that seriously. I don't ever want to be in a position where I'm doing things like this as I see that as being too deeply invested. 

[dothebeats]

"Every roll is different." That's what I always tell myself before I start, during my game, and after my session. It kind of gives you this false hope but also gives you that hesitation to pursue even further if ever you find yourself in a winning position. This, so far, has helped me accept defeat and take wins, and it helps me appreciate what I lost or won at that particular day. Kinda cheesy but it helps condition your mind.

[Cling18]

I and many of my friends have our own mantra before and after we gamble, I just discovered this when we have a drinking session we find out that many of us have our own mantra before, while playing, and after, or even in the middle of playing.

Mine was "This is my lucky day and I'm claiming it" and when in the middle of the game "I need to play money that I can afford to lose".

How about you do you have one and when do you recite it before, while playing or after you gamble.

That's funny yet an effective mantra to start playing with positive motivation. I believe that positivity attracts good luck. Yes, I'm doing the same mantra. I always remind myself that "this day is mine" but still be mindful of my limits. A good mindset could also help us create good decisions because based on my experience, we enjoy if we have a positive outlook towards the whole game.

[cabron]

Its like reminding yourself not to spend more.since younare losing. But thats a good alarm to set when you gamble as it prevents you from losing more.

In the middle of the game mantra is important. Because if it were me and I have a scotch in my glass, my mantra would sill be, "I'd hit a biggie next round". Thats always been my mantra but once there is no more to spend thats the time of realization mantra.

[KTChampions]

LOL , did you guys actually win every bet when you cast those spells? Unlike you, I don't believe it, every bet must have a 50:50 percentage for wins and losses.

Things like that actually have no effect on gambling, I used to have sacred items before gambling, I believe that when I carry those items, I will be lucky. But when I gamble, instead of winning, I lose. After I saw several articles related to it, I realized that all these things are suggestions that make our self-confidence increase.

It is clear that all these mantras, rituals and talismans exist not because they are beneficial in gambling (or in other areas), but because they serve as a sedative for people who are too worried. I heard that reciting poetry helps to deceive the lie detector, apparently reciting mantras has a similar calming effect, so people quickly get used to using them.

[24Kt]

"Every roll is different." That's what I always tell myself before I start, during my game, and after my session. It kind of gives you this false hope but also gives you that hesitation to pursue even further if ever you find yourself in a winning position. This, so far, has helped me accept defeat and take wins, and it helps me appreciate what I lost or won at that particular day. Kinda cheesy but it helps condition your mind.

We have our own ways in approaching the game. So it is understandable that if you set yourself that every game is different, then of course, the outcome may also be different. So no expectations from your end. Just like what I am telling to myself, if I am playing crash, don't expect that I can always guess right when to stop. If you are in luck-based game, you are basically playing with your luck. So whatever the outcome is, you should accept it. No hard feelings.

[JeWay]

Maybe the habit of some gamblers always do something strange before betting on gambling, so they call it a spell or ritual, so it won't work in actual fact but seems to get luck from the influence of the spell. I will not believe in manta luck, but the fact that analysis of each gambling pattern will be able to have a chance to win.

I myself often do some kind of method before I gamble and I don't think it's a spell but I should take a shower before I gamble. I do this because if the body is fresh and the mind is calm it will give you peace and comfort when gambling. Besides that, I also have to control my lust in playing gambling because I always choose to stop for a moment if I have won and continue again when my mind is really focused.

[izsara]

well maybe this is some kind of ritual which is nice enough to increase your suggestion but things like this don't really get lucky there.
I personally always say a few words but it's random like I will win and the like that builds confidence in myself but this is not used as a benchmark because it's just a habit

[Mahanton]

How about you do you have one and when do you recite it before, while playing or after you gamble.

Mine:

Before: I do need to enjoy and spending the amount which i could afford to lose
Midway: If winning (I'll need to stop, just a little or few more win) ,, If losing (I'll try next one and might able to break even somehow)
After: That was a good run (but deep inside there's frustration) 

I dont believe with those common superstitious or chants or something in related because
luck isnt something that couldnt be influenced.

[Smartvirus]

At this point in my life, every gamble is just that. A high stake probability for which I am always open to accepting the result. Perhaps I didn't have any before playing other than being hopeful. Although, when I lose, I be like, 'what the hec, next match day live is another day. Yeah, I never get to play everyday as its not a very good habit to develop, everyday don't come with the same combination of games that I would like to bet on, it helps to save money and puts gambling addiction in check.
Over the years, I have come to gamble for fun as it seems the best way to enjoy both your games and gambling. If I win, then good. If I loose, what the hec!

[goinmerry]

In luck-based games like dice, slots, roulette, etc. that was common for people to use a sort of lucky stuff to defy the law of the house of edge and provably fair algorithm. Not just in online gambling but chances that we can also see it in a physical casino. There's no choice for them but to use that lucky stuff since no method or strategy is needed playing in luck-based gambling games.

In sports-betting or strategy-based games, these people can still use any mantra or lucky staff but they have to consider doing some analysis too to increase the chances of winning as these gambling games don't rely on 100% luck.

Slowly, these people should remove the thinking that these mantras will affect the chances of their winning.

[Poker Player]

Its like reminding yourself not to spend more.since younare losing. But thats a good alarm to set when you gamble as it prevents you from losing more.

In the middle of the game mantra is important. Because if it were me and I have a scotch in my glass, my mantra would sill be, "I'd hit a biggie next round". Thats always been my mantra but once there is no more to spend thats the time of realization mantra.

I don't know if you had a scotch before writing this, I say that because of the spelling. Actually, drinking alcohol while gambling is a perfect recipe for disaster, because it lowers your self-control mechanisms.

Regarding mantras, I think that what you say deep down reflects that everyone knows they don't work. Like the sportsman who makes some gestures before starting a game. He does them but sometimes he wins and sometimes he loses. So there is no relationship between the mantra or gestures and reality.