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

[bitpotter]

Stay where you are good at and if a decision you have wanting to quit then just do it for good. It may hard at the beginning and you'll feel that you're going to win back those losses and you might experience those huge wins again, just don't think of it.
Clear your mind and have yourself really set for quitting and don't ever go back again. But most gamblers tell that and eventually, they're coming back and playing again.

Reality is you can’t easily quit from gambling whenever you want. You have to take it slow and change your mindset that you can’t chase your losses anymore, otherwise you’ll end up affecting your finances, and eventually your mental and emotional health. Although there are those who are strong and determined enough to leave gambling for good within a short period of time, but if you are a regular and active gambler, it’s hard to leave gambling as easy as that.

Indeed, the mindset here should be the most prioritized. It is very difficult to get rid of the gambling habit, especially if it has been done for years it will be even more difficult to get rid of. Sometimes if you don't do these activities you will definitely feel like something is missing in this life and that is very addictive.

[1714521674]

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[ajochems]

Actually it’s not a good way, you had played. Making full bet to gambling is not an good idea at any moment. Atleast you had loss the entire life saving into the gambling, because gambling is risky to the people with less knowledge. Knowledge in anything is important to inverse the money, it also applicable to the trading of some new coin. This type of loss also occur in the future trade, it’s better to quit with minimum loss. Instead of keep playing to recover the complete loss. It may take all your holding in wallet. Learn the game and play.

[lalabotax]

I think that it is wise enough to know when to stop gambling. Because this is to avoid some addiction. I don't care if we are real gamblers or not. But if we have decided to stop, we need to, moreover after we have lost so much money. Although we have earned a lot of money and then lost much money, too, it is better to stop. We need the money to do something more. Even if we want to continue gambling,we need certain times to continue but not now. We need certain eriod where weare relly ready to gamble again, using the least of the money. But it is better not too much betting amount again.

[uneng]

I had some major losses months ago and decided to quit gambling. I could continue betting, coming back with a larger bankroll to recover losses with fast and few bets like OP is doing and displaying with his currently statistics, but I prefered to not risk anymore. Good for him that he is making awesome progress so far, however, we know it's not possible to maintain results sustainable on long run. Inevitably it becomes a snowball of unrecoverable losses after a while.

[Kasabus]

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,

The nature of gambling is never to make us profitable in the long run but to make the house the most profitable all the time. That is the reason why we should never consider gambling as a means of living because it will only make us devastated in the end, instead gamble for fun to make it more reasonable. However, quitting from gambling is hard especially at first but if you know it would be best for you, then it’s better to leave gambling at all cost.

[coin-investor]

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

We all have a share of winning and losing in gambling but you don't post every round of experience you've had in gambling this is your nth time of posting this thread makes us think that you just want attention, you need a professional help its not doing you good.

I learn not to play roullete frequently. Make your money and leave.

Hard thing to do I doubt with your kind of mindset you can do that you want experiences so you can have your story to post here.

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

This is easier said than done, you have a house edge to deal with and with this mindset you are likely to get disappointed when you lose

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

When you dont celiberate your winnings you dont have the winning energy that bring more wins. Read on meta physocs and the law of attraction. You need to celeibrate shit in order to bring more good luck.

It's ok to celebrate when you won its natural for all of us, humans because it really is a struggle when you are playing in casinos, but it's good that you kept some of your money so when you have spare money when you have the urge to gamble.

[DoublerHunter]

I had some major losses months ago and decided to quit gambling. I could continue betting, coming back with a larger bankroll to recover losses with fast and few bets like OP is doing and displaying with his currently statistics, but I prefered to not risk anymore. Good for him that he is making awesome progress so far, however, we know it's not possible to maintain results sustainable on long run. Inevitably it becomes a snowball of unrecoverable losses after a while.

^If the amount that you can afford there is nothing to worried about, I even experience this myself but I tried to recover losses when I have an extra amount to gamble, fortunately, there is some time that I have recovered my losses but not all. This is what I am thinking, if I quit, I cannot recover my losses and there is no chance that I have won a big amount if you don't want to continue. But of course, don't chase your losses because this is not an ideal way to recover your lose. However, OP was very lucky on his side and that is why we rely, on our luck.

[Vaculin]

Make your money and leave.

Here's where your reasoning goes south, because this is the exact reason why some people come back to play. They assume that there's money to be made in the first place  if they just leave early enough. Or if they haven't made money, they will make it next time. Reasoning to justify gambling, while only reason you would need is it to be fun.

Gamble for fun, especially with roulette and casino games, don't try to reason sense why you didn't make money or did make money.
If you thought you have figured out a system, just trust me; edge isn't on your side, only luck can be your side.

Also "winning energy bringing more wins" sounds superstitious, weird and fun, but there's as much logic behind that as leaving early.

It’s either to chase losses or to gain more possible profits, gambling is never meant for that as it’s always based on chance and luck. So instead of gambling more, consider leaving first after making some good amount. That way, your profits will never be compromised. And never think that you have lose some opportunities to gain, as it’s always the house that will always win.

[Joca97]

I had some major losses months ago and decided to quit gambling. I could continue betting, coming back with a larger bankroll to recover losses with fast and few bets like OP is doing and displaying with his currently statistics, but I prefered to not risk anymore. Good for him that he is making awesome progress so far, however, we know it's not possible to maintain results sustainable on long run. Inevitably it becomes a snowball of unrecoverable losses after a while.

Gambling should be just for fun and to play it if you have a few extra bucks to lose. Its good to quit but if you want to have fun you can always bet small amounts that you just wont need or that you just wont miss if you lose. In long run you will lose especially in casinos where o most everything is rigged and house must win

[dothebeats]

Gambling is fine as long as you know your limits. If you don't, chances are you'll be putting yourself in a position wherein you will lose in the long run. It will be hard to stop that mindset once you already got the hang of chasing losses and playing for more than what you should in an effort to make more money/chase what you loss. It's a very expensive lesson but hey, at least you got out of the bad habit before it's too late.

[minime0105]

See their is some platforms you can play your gambling with and you make it perfectly well, so i believe that gambling is a very big something we play and win, but roulette is the kind of gambling which people is not acquainted with, and it's not possible to someone to win such level of amount of money or go into bet with such amount of money into bet. So it's good to go in to bet with small amount money not as big as $500 for a bet you don't know it's way about.

[Sandra_hakeem]

It's very important that you know what you're doing...
You can't be be into something -- something you'd expect some huge profits then you don't even know the strength of your predictions...it's weird.
Since you've realized that those are your weaknesses...Lets assume 'em -- Sport booking, roulette etc... No matter the odds that games are given under them, you shouldn't feel any interest right? Cus afterall, what you get -- is merely those infuriating losses and, since you haven't had the experiences or say - the "luck" to predict sportgames, it'll just keep happening. I wonder why peeps get so unlucky even when we've got a whole lotta sites that Could even go as far as -- supporting, teaching or building your gambling experiences....and there are.

Sandra 🧑

[Jody.Drummer]

I think that it is wise enough to know when to stop gambling. Because this is to avoid some addiction. I don't care if we are real gamblers or not. But if we have decided to stop, we need to, moreover after we have lost so much money. Although we have earned a lot of money and then lost much money, too, it is better to stop. We need the money to do something more. Even if we want to continue gambling,we need certain times to continue but not now. We need certain eriod where weare relly ready to gamble again, using the least of the money. But it is better not too much betting amount again.

True, this is an action that must be realized from the start, especially when we are in gambling, sometimes there are times when we lose control and mature thoughts because we are still carried away by lust, so we are in thoughts where we have to stop and where we have to start. This must be realized so that when unwanted things happen, we are aware that we have crossed the limit for gambling, which of course can minimize this so that we don't fall into losses.

[uneng]

I had some major losses months ago and decided to quit gambling. I could continue betting, coming back with a larger bankroll to recover losses with fast and few bets like OP is doing and displaying with his currently statistics, but I prefered to not risk anymore. Good for him that he is making awesome progress so far, however, we know it's not possible to maintain results sustainable on long run. Inevitably it becomes a snowball of unrecoverable losses after a while.

Gambling should be just for fun and to play it if you have a few extra bucks to lose. Its good to quit but if you want to have fun you can always bet small amounts that you just wont need or that you just wont miss if you lose. In long run you will lose especially in casinos where o most everything is rigged and house must win

Yes, gambling is good for fun and I want to bet again futurely. But first, I've promised to myself I have to recover the amount I lost previously before gambling again. By respecting and following this rule, I keep my gambling activity and financial life under control, otherwise I may fall in a dangerous route with very serious consequences which can take a longer time until I can stabilize my life again.

Maybe after recovering the amount I lost (through another sources of income), I start playing again, so I can revert my losses in gambling starting from a fresh new round...

[Oilacris]

Gambling is fine as long as you know your limits. If you don't, chances are you'll be putting yourself in a position wherein you will lose in the long run. It will be hard to stop that mindset once you already got the hang of chasing losses and playing for more than what you should in an effort to make more money/chase what you loss. It's a very expensive lesson but hey, at least you got out of the bad habit before it's too late.

Limitation is all what we do need not only on gambling but also in other things that we are dealing on life on which if you do really consider out on taking control of everything or on every decisions been made.

You would really be putting up yourself into trouble if you are aware on what you are doing specially with gambling which does involved lots of risk and its true that you would might say that you would be quitting

but the truth you would be still coming back on the time that you do feel better.Just like the rest been saying that this is a usual line for those who had lost up money
and keeps coming back for more or hoping for some breaking even moment or recovery.

[Baofeng]

It seems though that the OP has been missing in action for the last 2 weeks.

Maybe he has lost so much money during that time that he no longer log into this forum to show his winning or losing big money again? Hopefully he is doing good and just enjoying another round of big wins.

As for the lessons, again, I doubt that he will just quit, really hard for someone specially if they have tasted huge wins as well.

[alegotardo]

I had good run this month im 4k profit somehtibg like that and not continue more except fron sportsbook.

Also i learn that im good in sportsbook is only bets ill make.

Honestly, the game is something that has a high power to manipulate your head and very few people have the power to control it, it is a practically supernatural power.
For those who can maintain this control, my suggestion is...
Keep in mind a fixed spending budget per month, per week, per day or anything else, the important thing is to establish a maximum spending target and never exceed it, regardless of the result you have in the game, be it big defeats or glorious victories like the one you described.

If necessary, to beat the temptation, move the funds to a cold-wallet that you swore not to redeem before the year 2050, for example.

Or, it is even worth converting the amount to fiat currency and investing in something that is blocked for a certain time, investing in real estate or whatever.
Any such investment is valid to escape temptation... and continue betting as if nothing had happened.

Good games, and may those lucky plays be repeated again for you.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Gambling should be just for fun and to play it if you have a few extra bucks to lose. Its good to quit but if you want to have fun you can always bet small amounts that you just wont need or that you just wont miss if you lose. In long run you will lose especially in casinos where o most everything is rigged and house must win

There is nothing rigged. Especially in online casinos nowadays they publicly tell you the odds, the House Edge and the RTP. It seems to me that you don't understand what those concepts mean because they are what makes the house win without anything being rigged, which would mean cheating.

What I do agree with is that gambling should be seen as entertainment, where you can make some extra money from time to time.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

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.

Hmm.. Is it how easy it is to make $5000 with $1000 In 3 minutes playing roullete? Because i haven't played it before, and i think with this I need to go take a loan of $1000 right now so I could also win my $5000 in 3minutes too. (I.e $10,000 in 6 minutes and $15,000 in 9 minutes).

Moreover, if this is how gambling was easy, everybody willl be a gambler today, but one thing one need to have in mind Is to gamble responsibly, knowing that you can either win or lose, which is enough reason to gamble with an amount you can always afford to lose

[Casdinyard]

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,

I see your argument and I will agree with how you conveyed your thoughts, the fact that some people gamble for profit is a bit too unwise if I do say so myself but at the same time you couldn't really enjoy gambling if you're not winning. I also see OPs statement from experience and to me it's almost so predictable. Gamblers who lost a huge sum of money will always have that thought at the back of their mind, but it will be up to you to answer to it, finally become a more responsible gambler, or go back to your old ways and spend money like crazy. I do not know about putting the blame on the house however, we all know they gotta make money somehow and that's how they do it, so to say they are rigged is just a little irresponsible on your end, because you'll retain that thought process for every huge money you have lost.