When betting becomes to high

[Doan9269]

Let's give it another look from this approach, when bettings become too high, regret becomes inevitable for a gambler, this is when you begin to see a number of side effects in the live of an addicted gambler that let the whole gambling got to override his personal integrity and control, it has been a rare occurrence in situations where an addicted gambler turns not to gamble again in a lifetime, just almost same spirit back it up with those addicted to alcohol, once into the system is a lifetime contract of both good and worst seasons in gambling.

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Have you ever had an experience betting in which you knew that you were going over the limits of you finances and still continued? I have one playing a game, it was absorbing plenty of my time and despite me knowing it, I was kind of hooked on it. It was not a financial problem, but left me wondering how easy is to actually fall into a bad habit and how difficult is to break it.

Yes I had similar experiences myself in the past. Whenever I lost a big bet, I felt really bad about it and looked for smaller more risky bets to recover my losses. My problem was that I went into too many of those bets and I lost control over it. In sum the small bets were larger than my initial bet, and because they were more risky I usually lost more money. It took me a few months to identify my problems and find ways to correct them. The first step that helped me was to have less money at the casino and sports betting site. Like that my chances are smaller that I spent too much money in a week with gambling. The second step was to have more control over my bets by keeping track of them. I started writing down all my bets in an excel file to see how much money I bet, win and lose. This helped me the most to not fall into bad habits.

more precisely is not being able to control emotions or poor emotional control. but all of that is understandable because gambling addicts always can't control their emotions while playing at the gambling table. they will always be dissatisfied with what he has got or did at that time. he will not think how much bet he will give what is important to him is the satisfaction of continuing to play and subconsciously they continue to lose all his money

[BobK71]

Have you ever had an experience betting in which you knew that you were going over the limits of you finances and still continued? I have one playing a game, it was absorbing plenty of my time and despite me knowing it, I was kind of hooked on it. It was not a financial problem, but left me wondering how easy is to actually fall into a bad habit and how difficult is to break it.

Very difficult to find people who do not have such experience in betting. Everyone has faced this kind of situation at one time more or less. I have also seen gamblers who lose their gambling money as soon as they make a deposit. Their gambling style is very strange they are participating multiple game in one time and their gambling continues until they run out of money and when the gambling ends they suffer from regret.

[herurist]

But in this case, addressing it as an experience when it's all gone and regrets don't actually change anything.
I agree more with what @seleme said by not making deposits that he can't afford to gamble because obviously this is the same as digging his own grave, especially since we know that gambling is not certain because it relies on luck.

Gambling does heavily rely on luck but people do ignores that thing and just focused on making money and this is what most people do commit out mistakes and this is where realization do comes at the end.
I do disagree that regrets doesnt change anything, we might be saying technically but on the other hand which these regrets could really make someone do improve in terms of real experiences and
awareness about the truth about gambling.This is where you do really know on when how to deposit and when to withdraw if you are in profits or completely stop when you do lost all of your bankroll.
Always had limits and have control in everything specially into these various conditions or situations.

Saying about the actual experience is indeed quite good but on the other hand we must know the characteristics of ourselves because sometimes for gamblers who say about the experience, they always get carried away into the atmosphere of the game and forget what was said before about the experience.
Although there are indeed a few people who learn from mistakes, there are still many people who never learn from it which makes them repeat the same mistakes.

[dunfida]

But in this case, addressing it as an experience when it's all gone and regrets don't actually change anything.
I agree more with what @seleme said by not making deposits that he can't afford to gamble because obviously this is the same as digging his own grave, especially since we know that gambling is not certain because it relies on luck.

Gambling does heavily rely on luck but people do ignores that thing and just focused on making money and this is what most people do commit out mistakes and this is where realization do comes at the end.
I do disagree that regrets doesnt change anything, we might be saying technically but on the other hand which these regrets could really make someone do improve in terms of real experiences and
awareness about the truth about gambling.This is where you do really know on when how to deposit and when to withdraw if you are in profits or completely stop when you do lost all of your bankroll.
Always had limits and have control in everything specially into these various conditions or situations.

Saying about the actual experience is indeed quite good but on the other hand we must know the characteristics of ourselves because sometimes for gamblers who say about the experience, they always get carried away into the atmosphere of the game and forget what was said before about the experience.
Although there are indeed a few people who learn from mistakes, there are still many people who never learn from it which makes them repeat the same mistakes.

We could really say up things when we arent playing but on the time that we are on the actual thing or condition then there are probabilities which those plan of yours would suddenly changed and this is very pretty common where people do spent up money which is beyond their limits and ending up on losing it all and realize on the things that they have done wrong but its already too late.

When we do speak about limitation then this wont really be just good for gambling but also in other things as well on which you could able to control or have that discipline
which you do know on when to stop and when to leave.

[Cookdata]

Let's give it another look from this approach, when bettings become too high, regret becomes inevitable for a gambler, this is when you begin to see a number of side effects in the live of an addicted gambler that let the whole gambling got to override his personal integrity and control, it has been a rare occurrence in situations where an addicted gambler turns not to gamble again in a lifetime, just almost same spirit back it up with those addicted to alcohol, once into the system is a lifetime contract of both good and worst seasons in gambling.

I don't see anything wrong when a player plays betting becomes too high as long as the history proves that the player has more number of wins than the number of losses. I think we share the same location, there is this guy that has been trending on Twitter with the Mayor of Ekiti in Nigeria for giving bookies a headache with the number of winning tickets he has been playing back to back and these are not just small wins, they are in Millions (Naira) and virtually give his betting code to others to play, he help lots of people (usually as a giveaway as they used to say) to prove he doesn't post edited slips, judging from this example, I don't see anything bad in this kind of playing because he also accrues loss times but the winning rate is bigger.

[AicecreaME]

Have you ever had an experience betting in which you knew that you were going over the limits of you finances and still continued? I have one playing a game, it was absorbing plenty of my time and despite me knowing it, I was kind of hooked on it. It was not a financial problem, but left me wondering how easy is to actually fall into a bad habit and how difficult is to break it.

Very difficult to find people who do not have such experience in betting. Everyone has faced this kind of situation at one time more or less. I have also seen gamblers who lose their gambling money as soon as they make a deposit. Their gambling style is very strange they are participating multiple game in one time and their gambling continues until they run out of money and when the gambling ends they suffer from regret.

This makes sense. Most people who entered gambling really did experience the good and bad sides of it. Of course, there would be days that they won't constantly win which means a loss of fund on their end. There will be several times they will experience the ups and downs of gambling and that's totally normal because that's the reality. They can't always have it all. We can't always make the odds side on our favor because everything comes with risk the moment we try something.

The rate percentage of losses and winnings now just depends on their gambling style and strategy and to what kind of gambler they are. If they are impulsive and do not really practice certain techniques, they will most likely suffer losses most frequently. If they are calculated and strategic gambler, there will be a higher chance that they will win because they minimize the margin or error. If they would be lucky, the odds will be with them which could further increase the probability of their wins. Overall, this matter lies on how responsible the gambler is on betting and risking what he have.

[Silberman]

Have you ever had an experience betting in which you knew that you were going over the limits of you finances and still continued? I have one playing a game, it was absorbing plenty of my time and despite me knowing it, I was kind of hooked on it. It was not a financial problem, but left me wondering how easy is to actually fall into a bad habit and how difficult is to break it.

Very difficult to find people who do not have such experience in betting. Everyone has faced this kind of situation at one time more or less. I have also seen gamblers who lose their gambling money as soon as they make a deposit. Their gambling style is very strange they are participating multiple game in one time and their gambling continues until they run out of money and when the gambling ends they suffer from regret.

Correct, I mean when you think about it then it is easy to see that gambling is in fact designed in such a way to try to make gamblers to spend more money than what they want, and we cannot blame casinos for this as it is completely natural they want to get more profits out of each gambler, so it is up to each of us to realize what it is happening and avoid betting more money than what we can afford to lose, because if we do then the temptation to gamble more and more money to recover the money we have lost already will be too difficult to resist.

[Oasisman]

Very difficult to find people who do not have such experience in betting. Everyone has faced this kind of situation at one time more or less. I have also seen gamblers who lose their gambling money as soon as they make a deposit. Their gambling style is very strange they are participating multiple game in one time and their gambling continues until they run out of money and when the gambling ends they suffer from regret.

Many people don't have much experience in betting and those that claims that they have experience in betting are the people that always fail and i believe that it's what that contribute seriously for some our people that go to gamblling with out knowing the out come and how the problem of the losing in gambling state. Some times much they became addicted.

IMO, nobody succeeds in gambling either though.
What do you mean by fail btw? That people who always have a lossing bet? And if your definition by success in gambling is winning 1-3 times out of a thousand bucks that you lose in gambling, I'm pretty sure that's not success though.
I have not seen in my life a broke a*s gambler who eventually became rich and stay rich his whole life and never to return in gambling. But, I have seen so many rich people who can gamble huge amount of money. However, these people won't get easily broke as their businesses keeps on running, and most importantly, it is not the gambling that makes them successful and they are not even called successful gambler lol.

[btc78]

it is what we called ? Easy said than Done lol.

People keeps saying like do this and do that, act like this and act like that, gamble with this and gamble with that.

but if they will be on the shoes of gamblers? they will be more BS than the normal gamblers.

There is nothing hard about it to many people as long as they are following the rules, or as long as they have made mistake in the past and corrected it into a gambling habit that would favour them.

it is not about something that site is concern but what we are talking is about our self , meaning our capacity to maintain our gambling experience and activities and not to become addicted or not letting to lose more than we allocate because it is easy said than done to control our betting when we are already  in the middle of the game.

[traderethereum]

Saying about the actual experience is indeed quite good but on the other hand we must know the characteristics of ourselves because sometimes for gamblers who say about the experience, they always get carried away into the atmosphere of the game and forget what was said before about the experience.
Although there are indeed a few people who learn from mistakes, there are still many people who never learn from it which makes them repeat the same mistakes.

Yes, that's true and I think it's because of the temptation of gambling that they can't learn from mistakes so they keep playing without thinking about their mistakes.
Even though we've experienced defeats before, it doesn't mean we can't avoid losing again because when we play the next day, we can avoid bigger losses than before.
So having previous experience can help us learn better to avoid getting the same defeat.
And it will also prevent us from other problems that can arise in gambling such as gambling addiction.

[herurist]

Saying about the actual experience is indeed quite good but on the other hand we must know the characteristics of ourselves because sometimes for gamblers who say about the experience, they always get carried away into the atmosphere of the game and forget what was said before about the experience.
Although there are indeed a few people who learn from mistakes, there are still many people who never learn from it which makes them repeat the same mistakes.

Yes, that's true and I think it's because of the temptation of gambling that they can't learn from mistakes so they keep playing without thinking about their mistakes.
Even though we've experienced defeats before, it doesn't mean we can't avoid losing again because when we play the next day, we can avoid bigger losses than before.
So having previous experience can help us learn better to avoid getting the same defeat.
And it will also prevent us from other problems that can arise in gambling such as gambling addiction.

In fact, only certain people can learn from mistakes because there are many who say things like that but they are just words.
The temptation to gamble is so great if it has fallen into this and I personally don't want to be naive because I still continue to do the same thing even though I often say self-control and learn about mistakes that have been passed but mistakes still keep happening.

[traderethereum]

Saying about the actual experience is indeed quite good but on the other hand we must know the characteristics of ourselves because sometimes for gamblers who say about the experience, they always get carried away into the atmosphere of the game and forget what was said before about the experience.
Although there are indeed a few people who learn from mistakes, there are still many people who never learn from it which makes them repeat the same mistakes.

Yes, that's true and I think it's because of the temptation of gambling that they can't learn from mistakes so they keep playing without thinking about their mistakes.
Even though we've experienced defeats before, it doesn't mean we can't avoid losing again because when we play the next day, we can avoid bigger losses than before.
So having previous experience can help us learn better to avoid getting the same defeat.
And it will also prevent us from other problems that can arise in gambling such as gambling addiction.

In fact, only certain people can learn from mistakes because there are many who say things like that but they are just words.
The temptation to gamble is so great if it has fallen into this and I personally don't want to be naive because I still continue to do the same thing even though I often say self-control and learn about mistakes that have been passed but mistakes still keep happening.

We can certainly learn from the mistakes we have made or from other people's stories so that we apply them to ourselves.
And although the temptation to gamble is so great, we will not easily fall into that temptation because we have learned a lot from the experiences of many people and ourselves.
It will help us to have self-control so that we will not make mistakes like before.
Maybe it takes time but it's worth doing to avoid bigger losses.

[madnessteat]

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It seems to me that very few people are able to learn from the mistakes of others, because it's like learning to ride a bike without a bike. Most of us can only learn from our own mistakes, it's just that each of us has a different attitude to the money we lose - some of us get it easily, and some of us have to work hard to get it. Someone may have a mental disorder that does not allow him to control his behavior when playing gambling and no matter how much experience he has he will never learn to control himself. In my opinion it is all very individual.

[pawanjain]

this issue of crossing the line doesn't just happen to newbies, in most cases it happens to people who are already playing for a long time, because games have one thing: the more time we dedicate to it, the more money we start to put into it and the more we sink because we start to lose more money in the game, but this process is not fast, and something that takes some time to find that we start spending more time in the game and we start to lose more money in the game, that's why I said that people who are the longest in the game and who are the most people who spend the most time in the game and who lose the most money in the game. in my case, for example, there was a time when I spent a lot of time in the game and it took me time to realize and stop it

That is true. Until we realize that we are spending more than usual time on gambling, we tend to spend more than we can afford to lose on gambling.
Fortunately, I realized this fact just after the initial few months when I started gambling.
It hit me hard when I found out the money I lost in gambling and a point of self realization struck my mind that whatever we do, we have to lose our money in gambling eventually.
So I took a break from gambling started fresh with a fixed budget for gambling. So far it's going good.

[coinerer]

this issue of crossing the line doesn't just happen to newbies, in most cases it happens to people who are already playing for a long time, because games have one thing: the more time we dedicate to it, the more money we start to put into it and the more we sink because we start to lose more money in the game, but this process is not fast, and something that takes some time to find that we start spending more time in the game and we start to lose more money in the game, that's why I said that people who are the longest in the game and who are the most people who spend the most time in the game and who lose the most money in the game. in my case, for example, there was a time when I spent a lot of time in the game and it took me time to realize and stop it

That is true. Until we realize that we are spending more than usual time on gambling, we tend to spend more than we can afford to lose on gambling.
Fortunately, I realized this fact just after the initial few months when I started gambling.
It hit me hard when I found out the money I lost in gambling and a point of self realization struck my mind that whatever we do, we have to lose our money in gambling eventually.
So I took a break from gambling started fresh with a fixed budget for gambling. So far it's going good.

When I was attracted to gambling in the beginning, I was very happy. But when I started to gamble for a long time, once a moment everything in my life was starting random. I spent about 10-12 hours in gambling. But when I realized that it was addiction, I tried to take some breaks myself and later I was able to control it even though it was very tough. Now I gamble at a specified time and I spend my wining gambling money for the fun or entertainment.

[Fredomago]

this issue of crossing the line doesn't just happen to newbies, in most cases it happens to people who are already playing for a long time, because games have one thing: the more time we dedicate to it, the more money we start to put into it and the more we sink because we start to lose more money in the game, but this process is not fast, and something that takes some time to find that we start spending more time in the game and we start to lose more money in the game, that's why I said that people who are the longest in the game and who are the most people who spend the most time in the game and who lose the most money in the game. in my case, for example, there was a time when I spent a lot of time in the game and it took me time to realize and stop it

That is true. Until we realize that we are spending more than usual time on gambling, we tend to spend more than we can afford to lose on gambling.
Fortunately, I realized this fact just after the initial few months when I started gambling.
It hit me hard when I found out the money I lost in gambling and a point of self realization struck my mind that whatever we do, we have to lose our money in gambling eventually.
So I took a break from gambling started fresh with a fixed budget for gambling. So far it's going good.

So true, you will realize things after you already lose a lot, but at the beginning the only thing that is important for you is how you enjoy your gambling, win or lose you keep coming back and do the same routine. You are lucky if you make an earlier decision to assess yourself and start looking with your finances, it will give you an idea of how much time and money that you are wasting while doing the everyday routines.

It's important to know and observe your self-control. If that kind of emotion is no longer inside you, the chance that you are really engaging too much needs to be cope up.

It's always you to decide, or I mean your self-will, to help yourself.

[bitbollo]

Have you ever had an experience betting in which you knew that you were going over the limits of you finances and still continued? I have one playing a game, it was absorbing plenty of my time and despite me knowing it, I was kind of hooked on it. It was not a financial problem, but left me wondering how easy is to actually fall into a bad habit and how difficult is to break it.

I am pretty aware that this can happens very easy while betting and I have made this kind of error a come of times wasting good profit in matter of seconds (litterally).
This Is related to several things... Much probably I was tired or just greedy. However its really hard have "self control" or avoid Just a fat finger while betting. I see personally just one solution: cold wallet and betting limits.

[Cookdata]

When I was attracted to gambling in the beginning, I was very happy. But when I started to gamble for a long time, once a moment everything in my life was starting random. I spent about 10-12 hours in gambling. But when I realized that it was addiction, I tried to take some breaks myself and later I was able to control it even though it was very tough. Now I gamble at a specified time and I spend my wining gambling money for the fun or entertainment.

So cool that you were able to notice this and recognized you were addicted on your own, because I know one of the worst effects of gambling is that you don't even realize you're addicted. Looking at the time you spent alone in the casino is scary as even working time does not last that long. I mean, you woke up and went to work that starts at 8:00 a.m and ends at 4:00 p.m., that's 8 hours of work and having spent all of it in that place will exhaust you after work, but you spent 10 hours on gambling which is a dangerous thing that can finish someone's life, I will totally quit if I get to this point.

[marcous]

Excessive level of imagination can make someone lose control in the current situation this will make someone have a strong grip he will not succeed but because of the power of curiosity he is willing to make him fall in love with the same hole. our can keep things like that away when we gamble, get rid of your frustration and start with caution because we can't hit the croupier with a high emotional level. I never bet beyond the ability of my capital because luck will not be on our side if the emotional level is too high.