Quit gambling today and lesson i learnt (lost 2000 usd today)

[YOSHIE]

The thread is not to ask sympathy but to share lesson i learnt from gambling such as you can gain from it something.

People's experience in gambling is different, we can't take lessons from your experience, what else stop, win and then go, it happened to you, but not necessarily to us.

Roulette is one type of game that is often talked about and gambled on, but it's not as easy as you say $100 make $1000 and then walk away, that's not what happened, everyone has their own favorite types of bets and they have their tricks to win bets and keep on multiplying, casinos are not bad for those who are experts in that field, so is sports betting, Roulette not all gamblers like it.

Your experience is one of luck for you, stop gambling when you win is your decision, for sure we have the ultimate goal why we are involved in gambling, even though we lose and win, no matter the type of game.

[bitzizzix]

I agree with the OP, and if you leave and never come back after a few wins you got from a game of roulette, and I really admire you and if that happens for now or in the future.
because what I know is that the plan only happens for a moment or a few months, because most of them will play again after their winnings run low. And it is indeed the right decision to stop when you get a big win because there is still a lot of winning money, and over time the money will run out, unless you use it for business, investment or other things that make your money work

[348Judah]

If you truly understand gambling then you will discover that it a game of both winning and loosing and on countless time fo people make the common advise not to gamble with any amount of money you can't afford to loose, eo i believe you gambling with such amount means you make more better income from other things that will make you feel nothing even when you loose and quiting gambling isn't the solution, don't you benefits any other things from gambling than when you make a win?.

[arimamib]

Easy to say but hard to do.
An active gambler or someone who is addicted to gambling is very difficult to stop even after getting big wins. What you are doing is not the typical mode of a true gambler, even though the way you can bring results from gambling sites is no guarantee that you will be lucky again on the next try.

Playing gambling is not seen from how much money you manage to bring home from gambling sites or casinos. Defeat is definitely unavoidable, winning is a bonus. Someone who is addicted to gambling is not just looking for a win there, sometimes there are some people who want to spend some of the money they have just for fun.

[Yatsan]

Well I don't think a real gambler will quit after he got a big winning, if your main intention to make money through gambling, you should learn gambling is only for fun. If you keep chasing money, you will either become an addict or an abuser since you're want to maximize anything to make profit. I've learn this after I got a good lesson where I become mad and don't want to interact with any people, when I become matured, I know gambling is for fun only,

It depends on what kind of a player you are. Like on my case, I do tend to take a pause after winning than to be carried away by emotion and eventually become greedy of winning more. But I agree, most of us won't quit right after winning because victory is often understood as possibility to again win, in this industry. Gambling is for fun? that is ideal but I'd bet 90% of the players are here to make profit, it is just that we have our own way of securing profit.

I agree with the OP, and if you leave and never come back after a few wins you got from a game of roulette, and I really admire you and if that happens for now or in the future.
because what I know is that the plan only happens for a moment or a few months, because most of them will play again after their winnings run low. And it is indeed the right decision to stop when you get a big win because there is still a lot of winning money, and over time the money will run out, unless you use it for business, investment or other things that make your money work

Taking a rest would be possible but totally quitting is not. Compare it to a vice (both are addictive). Although there are people who managed to quit instantly, for sure they had a hard time. And in most cases, as long as you deprive yourself of something, the more you'd crave or be hungry of it, and that is absolutely present in gambling industry as well.

Easy to say but hard to do.

Would be really tough once you are dragged into such addictive activity unless you'd desire of quitting and actually taking an action to stop that behavior.

[Baofeng]

The thread is not to ask sympathy but to share lesson i learnt from gambling such as you can gain from it something.

I learn not to play roullete frequently.

Make your money and leave.

For example come to a roullete game with 1000 usd try to mmake 5000 usd in 3 minutrs and leave.

Or better yet, just play roulette and just have some fun, I also play roulette a lot in land base casinos, and just like you I win some and lose some.

When you play witj self doubts and when you are pessimsitic you more likely to lose. Again energy manifest so know when to stop.

Dont be depended on the casino for your income. Me fot example lost 2000 usd today but ill get it in 7bdays max from my work. Is not my life saving.

Of course, not sure how can be anyone here to be dependent on gambling as a means to an end. Good for you if you can earn $2k per week. But majority of us here are not that lucky to have that kind of money.

Good luck though, it seems that you are going to continue to gamble and hopefully you can win big again.

[Jating]

If you truly understand gambling then you will discover that it a game of both winning and loosing and on countless time fo people make the common advise not to gamble with any amount of money you can't afford to loose, eo i believe you gambling with such amount means you make more better income from other things that will make you feel nothing even when you loose and quiting gambling isn't the solution, don't you benefits any other things from gambling than when you make a win?.

He said that he can make the money that he lost in about a week, so yes, he seems to be making good amount of money that he can gamble and afford to lose. But still though, that is big money for some of us. Nevertheless, we can't judge the OP here, he is willing to go and bet big so that he will have a huge winning as well. And as we can see, he had some. But when you least experience, who will suffer a huge lose that they wanted to quit. However, after a day or two, and if you have money again, perhaps he will think of going back and try to recover everything what he had lost today.

[bittraffic]

9600 usd with 2% dice (200$ bet)
Sportsbook (watch previus threads)

2% Right on! I can only watch bets and envy those who can afford.

It's not every day is a lucky day. OP has lots of money to spend though. With little optimism the next day he'll be up to betting more to get back his loss.
For a man betting a big amount in casino games like blackjack. A lesson learned for a day can be unlearned the next day since he doesn't have a tight budget.

[goldkingcoiner]

The thread is not to ask sympathy but to share lesson i learnt from gambling such as you can gain from it something.

I learn not to play roullete frequently.

Make your money and leave.

For example come to a roullete game with 1000 usd try to mmake 5000 usd in 3 minutrs and leave.


If you make good money always celibratre and make the winning lasting experience in your brain.
With hookers champainge whatever you deem is neccessary.

I agree with the "Make your money and leave" part but I completely disagree with the second part of rewarding yourself for winning immediately after winning. This seems like a good way to condition yourself psychologically towards the dopamine rush of the reward after gambling. This very well might result in developing a crippling gambling addiction
by accident.

Rather than reward yourself after winning, the best thing to do is (from my perspective and experience in gambling) to walk away from the casino for a week or so, calm down, let the rush of winning subside and then and only then should you think about how to spend the money or if you wish to celebrate your winnings.

Also betting your money in 3 minutes then leaving? That seems like setting all risk management aside and gambling in a hurry like a madman. Not sure if thats fun or even wise to do.

[Marykeller]

Winning gambling is not by your intelligence, smartness or how it is celebrated. Gambling is won by luck, not by celebration or the energy you put into it.

Because you can get $2000 within days of work that's why you are not feeling the pain of losing money in gambling. Have to think of starting saving up the $2k weekly to see how much you get within a month. You are into gambling because you are seeing money weekly, what happens if the money is no longer there, will you be celebrating each of the wins there immediately

[Daltonik]

The thread is not to ask sympathy but to share lesson i learnt from gambling such as you can gain from it something.
I learn not to play roullete frequently.
Make your money and leave.

Well, it's quite a sensible decision, especially since the month was profitable for you and the main thing here is not to get carried away with the game and leave in time, so it's right that you showed the will and did not succumb to feelings.

[Inwestour]

This is what you always need to remember because when you play too often in any gambling game, your chances to get losses will be wide open and can lead you to get a big loss. I agree that you can make money from any gambling games, but after that, you should leave it at once and not play any games. It helps you reduce the tension and emotion after playing some rounds and can help you win money and enjoy the money. You can come back again a few days later, which will also refresh your mind.

It can be a habit, I mean, when you first started going to work, it might be difficult for you to get used to it, but then you just get used to this routine. The same can happen with gambling, if there is a strategy, a clear system, then following it, you can get approximately the same results on the distance, without any interruptions. The most important thing here will be making a profit in order to win more than you lose. If things are different, then maybe it not for you.

[Frankolala]

You are a good gambler and I don't think you have quitted gambling from the way you sound it shows that you are  quitting because of you lost today. You have only gone on break in no time you might be gambling again. My advice is don't gamble for profit or else you will keeping on losing and thinking you can regain the lost, unknowingly to you that you are getting addicted to gambling indirectly.


I like your courage to quit gamble it shows that you are discipline, this is the evidence of being a responsible gambler. I was once an addict to gambling and lost so much which made me quit. After sometimes when I understood that gambling is for fun and not profit, I decided to stick by this rule for some reasons. Your gambling should have a limit and don't gamble with money you need this is save you from depression.

[Accardo]

Gambling is an addictive way of doubling or loosing money. And players must be mindful of their decisions and stakes. Bad decisions in staking can lead to depression for some persons who depend souly on the gambled funds. While we celebrate our wins whether or not it matters to jubibilate after winning huge amounts of money our next move still counts. A times players fail to enjoy the money they once celebrated. Meaning that they stake all the winnings back until its exhausted, what a bad decision.

[RealMalatesta]

We all start to make money and to quit,we already know it before starting to gamble but as soon as we see our balance increase the human nature which in our depth has greed as the primary motor comes into play and we continue to play trying to make more money until we lose everything 99.99% of the time and only 0.01% someone of us may hit a really huge win.

I was playing slots yesterday and I played more than 1.5 hours in a game and only got two times the bonus round,two times in 1.5 hours is extremely bad but I knew when to quit as soon as my bankroll was going to that point I quit despite in loses and withdrew my money.

That is if we think the money is sufficient enough or we can at least withdraw it but if what we win is still small because we budget our bets to last long, then we are forced to continue for more in hopes of winning again but most of the times the previous balance that we already build are going to be depleted.

This is the hardest or the most annoying part when trying to make money in gambling. You didn't get a win on your session but I can feel that you get enough because 1 hour in gambling is long already compared to other activities that we are doing and the good part is that you have something left with you. Not all can be able to do that.

[Blawpaw]

that is exactly one of the good techniques that a profitable gambler must have. It is very dificult to know when to stop either on a losing or winning streak. If you want to succeed in gambling, you will need to know to control your emotions and know when to stop. And this is not only when you are going through a losing streak but as well when you on a losing streak. You should simply know when to drop off and stop losing. Once you do know how to do that, everything will start going a lot better.

[coolcoinz]

I feel like people always share these types of advice when they fail.

You lose some money, think about it and come up with things you could've done differently and you unload on forums telling people about it.
So, my advice to OP and others who do the same is that next time you start gambling think about it beforehand. Don't regret it later and don't say that you quit because you will eventually come back. If you have to tell random people that you quit it means you have a problem. Normal people just quit and they don't need to make a big deal of it.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

For me, there is always a limit to everything, but it depends on the circumstances of things, there are armature gamblers, seasonal gamblers and professional gamblers, in as much as we advice peeps not to depend on gambling as their only source of income, there are the professionals gamblers that depend solely on gambling for their daily bread,
So for some, it is easy to quit gambling forever or for a while if the person have a good profession or business that fetches him or her a lot of money, to them, gambling is just of way of having fun, but for those that have taken it up as a profession, if they quit what else would you advice they do?

[Die_empty]

Gambling is an addictive way of doubling or loosing money. And players must be mindful of their decisions and stakes. Bad decisions in staking can lead to depression for some persons who depend souly on the gambled funds. While we celebrate our wins whether or not it matters to jubibilate after winning huge amounts of money our next move still counts. A times players fail to enjoy the money they once celebrated. Meaning that they stake all the winnings back until its exhausted, what a bad decision.

Gambling addiction is mainly caused by greed and a lack of self-control. People that depend on gambling for income are also prone to gambling addiction. Quitting gambling is a good decision for does that have are addicts and not for those who view gambling as a form of entertainment.
Winning big might not be a good reason for quitting gambling except that was the gambler's target. But having a budget for your gambling adventure and the ability to be in control of your gambling behavior is the bedrock of an entertaining gambling life.

[Quidat]

Well I don't think a real gambler will quit after he got a big winning, if your main intention to make money through gambling, you should learn gambling is only for fun. If you keep chasing money, you will either become an addict or an abuser since you're want to maximize anything to make profit. I've learn this after I got a good lesson where I become mad and don't want to interact with any people, when I become matured, I know gambling is for fun only,

There's no way that you would really be considering on quitting when you are in the verge of winning moment or condition which its impossible for someones mind to completely stop
which they do know that they are winning.Who doesnt really love to win even more money? considering that gambling is the fastest way on making huge profits but of course same goes
when it comes to losing.You cant really quit full stop on one go and most likely people would really be continuing on what they are doing.
People would eventually quit when they are suffering huge losses which is really a very common scenario.