Slow down if you want to recover your losses

[skarais]

Recovering losses sooner or later is not really a good thing to do. It is true that many gamblers will try to recover their losses either by increasing the intensity of their betting or perhaps by increasing the amount of their bets. Both are not even good, because in the end you are no longer gambling for fun but to return your losses.

Another possibility is that you will increase the number of losses without you knowing it, and the mistakes will always come too late. I also tried to recover losses, but it was only up to a point that I realized it wasn't the best idea to gamble.

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[Oasisman]

So, the OP's strategy is the opposite for martingale. Either way might turn out to be a good or bad strategy to recover losses and trying to turn the table around.
One of the most usual thing I know in terms of gambling is, it's really hard to recover your losses. It will probably going to take more money and guts to do it. I kinda admire how the OP was so patient with doing small bets trying to recover losses, I've done that before when I was regularly engaged into gambling, but most of the time, it doesn't work for me. I either lose patience or lose everything in the process lol.

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Recovering losses sooner or later is not really a good thing to do. It is true that many gamblers will try to recover their losses either by increasing the intensity of their betting or perhaps by increasing the amount of their bets. Both are not even good, because in the end you are no longer gambling for fun but to return your losses.

Another possibility is that you will increase the number of losses without you knowing it, and the mistakes will always come too late. I also tried to recover losses, but it was only up to a point that I realized it wasn't the best idea to gamble.

I don't believe that because losses cannot be recovered even by slowing down the game, it's just possible that he will always be lucky, but this will not always be smooth during recovery, except that you can lose because of uncertain pursuits.

I have to let go of everything that is played in gambling, for example if you lose then I have to let it go because this is luck, so if you win it is luck from a gambling game, so I have been chasing losses as long as it is uncertain for me.

[Cookdata]

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To be frank, gambling is not a do or die affair, anytime I tell gamblers to break anytime they gamble with too much loss or when they encounter losses consecutively, I tell them to catch a break, it will speed up your brain recovery and not only that, it will help you think perfectly and you don't make bad decisions on and on times without number, only a jobless and addicted person will want to spend the rest of the day gambling.

I'm not too much fan of Casinos games but as a Sports person that I am, my bets followed season, I take breaks when players are also on break in big leagues, I don't jump on other leagues because of small changes that will make me loose what I have earned at the end of a season. The concluded World Cup, for example, has ended, I am currently on break and will resume when EPL, La Liga and UEFA Champions or Europa League resume and not that I will start as soon as they resume, I will watch and see how the leagues have changed because I expect to see some transition as soon as they all resume back.

[Wind_FURY]

So, the OP's strategy is the opposite for martingale. Either way might turn out to be a good or bad strategy to recover losses and trying to turn the table around.

There's a higher probability that it will be a good strategy than bad in my opinion, because such a strategy encourages, and abides by the simple concept of Capital Preservation. We can't recover losses if we lost all of our capital, no?

One of the most usual thing I know in terms of gambling is, it's really hard to recover your losses. It will probably going to take more money and guts to do it. I kinda admire how the OP was so patient with doing small bets trying to recover losses, I've done that before when I was regularly engaged into gambling, but most of the time, it doesn't work for me. I either lose patience or lose everything in the process lol.

It will be very hard to recover your losses if you play those casino games with high house edge, like slot machines. They're merely for entertainment, and winning in them is just a bonus. If you want some opportunity to recover losses, play low house edge games and games that offer you a chance to win through skill and strategy. BlackJack and Craps are these games.

[Issa56]

Giving a break has always worked well for me. Many people just keep on gambling like nothing happened but the reality is that if you give a break then it should be doing great for you. Many people forget that the best thing to do would be making sure that you are working towards making sure you "forget" what you lost.

I think the best thing to do after losing money is just to take a break, anyone that think their is any way or strategy to recover loss is already addicted to gambling. Addicted gamblers never accept their loss, they believe they can win back the amount they have lost and if they change pattern and countinue to gamble and they  will keep on losing. everyday won't really be our lucky day, incase if you notice you have being playing and losing, just take a break that day and fight back another time.

If you give a break, all that anger, all that need to recover, all that stress basically everything that comes with the loss at gambling will get lower and lower with time.

If you want to use anger to win back your lose in gambling, then you will keep on losing, your chances of winning back your money will be very slim, when gambling don't always have it in mind that you want to win back your losses, just gamble with free mind, gamble because you want to have fun and not because you want to make money.

[jostorres]

And most of us, when we lose all of our money, we then stop, we will not try to get back our losses. I know your strategy is working for you, but it is still risky since you will not always win, meaning if you do not win, you'll be losing more. The strategy to overcome losses is only to set a limit for yourself. When you lose, you lose you will not get it back unless you are lucky like you are talking to. If I lose (within my set limit), I immediately stop. I don't chase around my losses as I know that I will be losing more. Also, the only strategy that I use when winning is when I lose 30% of my winning (total accumulated winning), I will stop, which is enough for today.

Stop when you still have some balance left? I think this one is hard to achieve. There will always be an urge to play again thinking that we still have a balance left in our accounts unless maybe if we will withdraw it to our personal wallets. That should cut the urge somehow but I agree that this method is best to minimize a loss.

Once we lose a couple of times it could be a sign that we are unlucky for this day and we shouldn't insist to bet more because if we do then we can ended up getting busted. There will always be tomorrow but for now, maybe it's time for us to unwind and then do other things which are also necessary, only to have a well balanced life.