Will This Habit Lead You To Chase Your Losses And Addictive To Gambling

[kamvreto]

If they won more than they lost, maybe it would be okay. But we are talking about gambling where we will not always get the win and the loss will happen. And if they did that, maybe they've thought about only posting their wins on this forum and not going to post their losses. We can't do anything because maybe it's their habit to show off their victory to the public and it makes them feel satisfied. But importantly, if you follow that person, you better always be careful not to show your winnings on forums or other places and keep it to yourself.

Just showing off the victory, of course, has a purpose to continue to be praised about his ability to always win, even though defeats occur more often and are never posted. This has indeed become a habit for gamblers who are obsessed with winning and don't want to experience defeat. This is a start for the overly extreme casino junkie. People who follow him on social media certainly don't know what's really going on.

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[Rruchi man]

Do you think it's unhealthy to always post your winnings on social media and forums because this habit will lead you to chase your losses and bet more so you can post your winning, I find this habit forming and this is bad especially if people are following you and always looking forward to your winning posts.

I wonder why you want to post up your winnings on social media in the first place when people have been advised many times to keep their private life off social media as much as possible. Unless you are a tipster or have that intention, posting your winnings on social media will only attract people who would want to ask you for money first and then secondly it is a public show that you are massively involved in gambling activities which many people consider as irresponsible. IMO it is an immature behaviour, and to continue doing so can put you in danger.

[Slow death]

show off on social media and something that has risks like for example the person can win in a game and then post it on social media and then the thieves go to the person's house and steal from him and even kill him, I've seen cases of people in mine parents who got rich and started posting and the thieves went to steal from their house and tortured her, but they were lucky they didn't die. there are special cases where a person creates a channel on youtube or twitch and the person has to play live and show their victories to have more audience and earn more money, that is a business or work so it makes sense that people post them there their earnings, what people need to do and be careful when posting wins, going to post on facbook or instagram or whatsapp is not a good idea unless the person also wants to give some betting course

[sunsilk]

I wonder why you want to post up your winnings on social media in the first place when people have been advised many times to keep their private life off social media as much as possible.

I get it when people are overwhelmed by their feelings especially if they've won such an amount. But even if the amount is not that much as long as it's a green and wins, it's a proud moment for us gamblers to share it publicly.

If someone has no problems being seen by their friends and relatives sharing things related to gambling, that's a good situation and it means that you're free to express your gambling activity.

I guess that sharing on social media is just pure joy.

[JoyMarsha]

Over-excitement can make someone do such a thing just to prove a point to his friends and colleagues after he has been cajun of his betting losses on several occasions. To me, it will not a bad idea to share his winnings on social media after several triers of forecasting with no result

Ever since I started betting, I haven't for ones posted any of my winnings or losses on social media because I find it an unnecessary thing to do, to showcase how happy or sad I am about my betting games. I like to keep my betting secret no matter the winning

[GiftedMAN]

I don't think it's a bad idea if someone decides to post his or her winnings on social media or a forum for people to see because most times people are motivated by the winning of others and they become zealous to keep trying hoping to also win in their gamble some day. When it comes to posting winnings on social media, I don't fancy the idea rather I prefer to see the games posted by the bettor before posting the winnings because a lot of winnings you see on social media are mostly copy-and-paste winnings posted by scammers to attract greedy gamblers who will be willing to pay certain amounts to be given some games to play. Post your winnings but also post the games before they start so that other gamblers will also smile with you after the win.

[virasisog]

Do you think it's unhealthy to always post your winnings on social media and forums because this habit will lead you to chase your losses and bet more so you can post your winning, I find this habit forming and this is bad especially if people are following you and always looking forward to your winning posts.

Posting or showing off your winnings seems like you are trying to prove them something or even trying to please them with your gambling results. Things like this shouldn't be posted on social media and must be kept private. It will only attract criminals to stalk you and scam you in ways that they know. It's better to be lowkey and keep your winnings private because your gambling journey is a confidential matter. It isn't needed to prove to people that you're earning or winning in gambling because others won't feel happy with your success in gambling and some of them might just wish you bad luck. You don't have to please anyone so you better enjoy your gambling journey without others knowing it.

[piebeyb]

Do you think it's unhealthy to always post your winnings on social media and forums because this habit will lead you to chase your losses and bet more so you can post your winning, I find this habit forming and this is bad especially if people are following you and always looking forward to your winning posts.

usually people share the winnings to encourage other players that they can get the same luck as him, but unfortunately the people who follow him are not as lucky as him so usually their money is drained in the same game, this is where we learn that luck only exists once for one winner will not be repeated for other winners in the same game, so actually it's not healthy but for the sake of getting profit from the referral link maybe that person posted his win to be more convincing

[Cling18]

Do you think it's unhealthy to always post your winnings on social media and forums because this habit will lead you to chase your losses and bet more so you can post your winning, I find this habit forming and this is bad especially if people are following you and always looking forward to your winning posts.

usually people share the winnings to encourage other players that they can get the same luck as him, but unfortunately the people who follow him are not as lucky as him so usually their money is drained in the same game, this is where we learn that luck only exists once for one winner will not be repeated for other winners in the same game, so actually it's not healthy but for the sake of getting profit from the referral link maybe that person posted his win to be more convincing

It is unhealthy to share your gambling result on your social media platform because it can cause chaos in the future. Convincing your social media friends to do the same thing because of your earnings will not be a good idea. For sure, they will get attracted to your gambling result because of your profit but it might have a bad effect on them in the long run because they will just disregard the risk believing that they can have the same luck as you that may result in losses.

[Boristhecat]

Do you think it's unhealthy to always post your winnings on social media and forums because this habit will lead you to chase your losses and bet more so you can post your winning, I find this habit forming and this is bad especially if people are following you and always looking forward to your winning posts.

I think that everyone who is familiar with gambling understands that if a person publishes only winning bets, this does not mean that he only wins. It is impossible to always win, but everyone loves to brag about winnings more than about losing, so often in the media space there is an impression that almost everyone wins. Perhaps this can push a beginner to make a bet.
As for those who publish their bets, of course they are dependent to some extent - they are used to making content and receiving feedback from their audience. But if they don't have winning bets, why not post a losing bet (and get public compassion)?

[piebeyb]

Do you think it's unhealthy to always post your winnings on social media and forums because this habit will lead you to chase your losses and bet more so you can post your winning, I find this habit forming and this is bad especially if people are following you and always looking forward to your winning posts.

usually people share the winnings to encourage other players that they can get the same luck as him, but unfortunately the people who follow him are not as lucky as him so usually their money is drained in the same game, this is where we learn that luck only exists once for one winner will not be repeated for other winners in the same game, so actually it's not healthy but for the sake of getting profit from the referral link maybe that person posted his win to be more convincing

It is unhealthy to share your gambling result on your social media platform because it can cause chaos in the future. Convincing your social media friends to do the same thing because of your earnings will not be a good idea. For sure, they will get attracted to your gambling result because of your profit but it might have a bad effect on them in the long run because they will just disregard the risk believing that they can have the same luck as you that may result in losses.

yes that's what i thought and i said also that it's not healthy to share it on social media too because we don't know someone else is watching and trying to play without asking us anything about the gambling site we share, if that person loses a lot of money that too It's a pity, so it's better to be a closed person it would be better or sharing in this forum with other gamblers it might also be okay

[gabbie2010]

Do you think it's unhealthy to always post your winnings on social media and forums because this habit will lead you to chase your losses and bet more so you can post your winning, I find this habit forming and this is bad especially if people are following you and always looking forward to your winning posts.

Some gamblers do post their winnings on social media probably in a bid to form or create a telegram group where some gamblers will subscribe to that channel by selling betting tips having convinced members who are willing to join the group with confirmed and consistent winning streaks on their social media platforms, because I think those who do so has ulterior motive in doing so to achieve a certain aim, personally I wouldn't do so to protect my indentity and wouldn't want to expose my anonymous online gambling to the public and by doing so might also entice newbies without any experience into gambling to lose their money.

[Marvelman]

Do you think it's unhealthy to always post your winnings on social media and forums because this habit will lead you to chase your losses and bet more so you can post your winning, I find this habit forming and this is bad especially if people are following you and always looking forward to your winning posts.

I think you could have a point about posting your gambling habits online. Although I could agree that posting losses would be more harmful, I don't believe that posting winning will lead you to chasing your losses.

Chasing your losses is a really bad habit. It has been proven time and time again that it is a losing strategy as it leads to bad play and is a sure way to lose more money. The best way to stop this is to take a break from the game when you are on a losing streak. It means that once you have lost a certain amount of money, stop playing for that session and move on.

[Pierre 2]

It is %100 bad habit to share your winnings and losses to other people that you don't know. I mean what do you exactly expect by doing that? People would admire good things in exeggerated manner on internet. And people same bad things to ground! Its definitely unhealthy to post everything you do on social media. Although, in my opinion, it may make you feel good to share things you do by close friends so you can feel satisfied or you may relax. Bad comments may make you more greedy and addicted to gambling.

[crwth]

I believe it depends on the person. Suppose they are fueled by how social media works, like with all the likes and reactions on a single post, it's going to be troublesome because if they are going to be constantly going in for the likes, there could be a chance that you are going to be so desperate enough that you would either hurt yourself by the image that you want others to see. If you cannot have that, then you will have a problem. It will affect you financially and mentally with all the dependency on gambling, making it even more attractive to gamble. That's going to be hard if you aren't going to be managing yourself with the possible addiction.

[Fortify]

Do you think it's unhealthy to always post your winnings on social media and forums because this habit will lead you to chase your losses and bet more so you can post your winning, I find this habit forming and this is bad especially if people are following you and always looking forward to your winning posts.

Unfortunately people can be rather fickle creatures, so if you are vain enough to be posting your wins then it is very possible that they will chase the behavior that you're suggesting. However I'm not sure who considers this normal if you are an average wage earner? Maybe if you're a millionaire celebrity who can afford and manage the losses, it might draw in a certain sub group of new subscribers who find that sort of content interesting. However if you are a "nobody" just posting to friends and family, you might find your friend list shrinks as people see it as destructive and anti-social. It's likely the habit formed for other reasons than feeling the urge to post such content in most cases.

[Smartprofit]

Do you think it's unhealthy to always post your winnings on social media and forums because this habit will lead you to chase your losses and bet more so you can post your winning, I find this habit forming and this is bad especially if people are following you and always looking forward to your winning posts.

Yes, I think this is a fair statement. 

Gambling requires attention and concentration.  When you post about your winnings on social networks, forums and instant messengers, you are not focusing on gambling, but on communicating with your subscribers. 

This can lead to negative consequences.  This applies not only to gambling, but also to trading.  Many traders have reported a decline in their financial performance after they started blogging about their trading experiences.  There is a saying - Money loves silence.

In my opinion, you shouldn't brag about your gambling winnings.  This can lead to financial losses.

[coin-investor]

Do you think it's unhealthy to always post your winnings on social media and forums because this habit will lead you to chase your losses and bet more so you can post your winning, I find this habit forming and this is bad especially if people are following you and always looking forward to your winning posts.

If you're only posting your winning to boost your likes and gain more followers then its indeed risky but if you are posting your whole experiences like winnings, losses, and your whole experience for educational purposes then it's okay, just don't concentrate on winning only its hard to win don't force yourself to win so you can post, gambling has a lot of uncertainties you cannot always be sure on every session, I have seen people posting their experience and I don't see any wrong with it, as long as you are gambling within your means.

[AmoreJaz]

Do you think it's unhealthy to always post your winnings on social media and forums because this habit will lead you to chase your losses and bet more so you can post your winning, I find this habit forming and this is bad especially if people are following you and always looking forward to your winning posts.

If you're only posting your winning to boost your likes and gain more followers then its indeed risky but if you are posting your whole experiences like winnings, losses, and your whole experience for educational purposes then it's okay, just don't concentrate on winning only its hard to win don't force yourself to win so you can post, gambling has a lot of uncertainties you cannot always be sure on every session, I have seen people posting their experience and I don't see any wrong with it, as long as you are gambling within your means.

because if you are only posting your winnings, the pressure will always be there to chase your winnings. however, in doing so, you may end up spending a lot as winning is not always be at your side. also, ask yourself, what's the reason why you are posting those results publicly? is it to boast  your winnings to the public? because if the reason is just too shallow, better not to. you are also making yourself prone to online fraudsters. there's no need to post your winnings via social media channels. much better if you can just celebrate it on your own and you will be more at peace with yourself.

[rhomelmabini]

Do you think it's unhealthy to always post your winnings on social media and forums because this habit will lead you to chase your losses and bet more so you can post your winning, I find this habit forming and this is bad especially if people are following you and always looking forward to your winning posts.

It's actually bad, what else you'll get from this anyway? Fame? Unless you're not an influencer you'd just wasting time posting it instead. I think it's best to just keep it to yourself, you'll not know one of your post may lead to get a social engineering on you and may lead to hacking or because of your carelessness you posted some personal stuff online.