Tilt in gambling

[livingfree]

All the time.

For example, playing Live Game Casino (Baccarat). You're got 8 and then the other got 9, any kind of lose who only have different 1 number always make me tilted punch some tamble or my mouse.

I mean, I accepted the lose but the lose like this just make me mad ~LOL.

That's also like me before that every time I lose, I even tap on my table or the wall whenever I don't see the result that I'm expecting.

This is normal behavior of disappointment but if it's being done on a daily basis, this is unhealthy. I've been there and done that and that have felt me terribly bad that I'm into that point that it keeps disappointed at all times.

But it has to stop so I have to control myself and emotions that's being made. As of now, I'm no longer easily tilt with average results because of my bets.

There's always a time when the thread snapped on which you could really be able to punch up a wallet or bang up something that around you which is really a common reaction or things to be done when you do lost a certain bet.I agree on what most people been saying on here is that we are just human beings on which it is really normal to have these reactions where losing money is something that could make you
angry or really that been disappointed. Tilting when it comes to emotions is really that very common but if you are really that coming for entertainment then it wont really matter
that much but reactions like  this is common.

I bet that even you're for the entertainment that you'll still feel the same way. It's human nature that we don't want to be losers and when there's money associated, that reasoning is being tougher.

We just don't want to have fun and lose them all but instead, even if we're having fun we also want to make money from it. Although it's acceptable that whatever purpose from the start that made us gamble, you have to go back in there and think of it once again.

So that it won't hit your ego and you won't be feeling bad after all. Thus, the money you budget for gambling should be good and expected to be gone anyway.

[ChiBitCTy]

I think we all experience Tilt in gambling from time to time. I used to paly poker a whole lot more when I was in college, which is sadly quite some time ago at this point.  I started playing during the whole Texas Hold'em "boom" so I was at a game every other night at least, often every night in a row.  I think when you just start to play so often and so long, it weighs on you.  Even if you're winning, it can be grueling..when you're playing tournament style poker..you've got to be committed and that will wain on you at times.

[roslinpl]

I will do some relaxation making activities when I was tempted by the loss. Every gambler are human being, So we have emotional breakdowns at the loss. It should be taken care by making some trips and adventures activities. You can’t handle the animal inside you at the big loss, you have to left the gambling for few weeks and make a trip to entertain yourself. My favourite thing to entertain myself on the stress is watching some good movies. Because getting tempted will not make any sense. Only our Blood pressure will shoot up and we get diabetes due to high pressure. Instead skip that loss and target the process. Because the process will give us the profit after some days, but you need to wait till it going to happen. The profit can be recovered with certain period of time.

[ralle14]

Have you experienced tilt over the long game?  How have you dealt with it?  How do you think you can gamble with a cool head, and how do you make yourself a good brake inside)

I've been through that point several times and for me, the best way to stop that tilt is to take gambling less seriously up to the point that you start to care less about the results and treat it as a way to kill some time instead of earning money.

Once you've done countless gambling sessions you'll start to get used to the same losing situation like it's a regular day, the longer you spend time on it the easier you can control it because you already know what's likely going to happen.

[Slow death]

I already broke some computers in the past due to getting irritated, most of the time I got irritated because when I bet the game was already in perfect condition, the odds were good but the internet disconnected or else it was the computer itself that started slow down, and after everything was fine (fast internet or the computer was fast) and when the game already had a lot of goals and it was no longer possible to place a bet, I got very irritated with that and sometimes crashed the computer, It was back in the days when I used to make live sports bets, for example I chose games where the odd was @2.55 then I went to the live game, I watched until the team scored a goal and with that the odd was already at @1.40 at @1.70 it was already a good time to bet

so I only had a few minutes to be quick and bet because the odds would drop to @1.30 to @1.35 and as the winning team would put a lot of pressure on the opponent and the time was less than 10 minutes for the game to end soon. closed and no one else could place bets, but always at that moment my internet would start to drop or would be slow or then the computer would be slow that I would get very irritated and crash the computer, after a while I stopped placing live bets because I started to notice that I couldn't keep having that kind of stress every week

[Wexnident]

Have you experienced tilt over the long game?  How have you dealt with it?  How do you think you can gamble with a cool head, and how do you make yourself a good brake inside)   And why do people in general like to gamble?   I never thought I would enjoy gambling) I remember playing cards for change with my cousin as a child, it was very funny when she lost, fell on the table and shouted that it was all mine)

I mean, play Dota 2 in the SEA, I'd expect you'd get used to being tilted and raging.

Kidding aside (not really tbf), tilt is a natural part of enjoyment, it comes in all sorts of forms and methods (and people) but that's just how it is. I usually deal with it by storming off, taking a jog around my neighborhood if it's really big and just taking in deep breaths if it's small.

I usually gamble with a cool head, rarely do I tilt, different thing when it comes to sports gambling though, how I'd love to squeeze the players after losing an easy game.

[libert19]

We like to win, if the result is opposite we tilt whether it be gambling or anything else. To avoid it, it's good to just leave the desk for a while and go for a walk or get engaged in hobby of your choice, it will help your head calm down and come back to business again.

[Fundamentals Of]

This is a natural tendency. But it needs serious attention regardless. Most especially if you are bringing a big amount of money with you when you gamble or when you carry with you your credit or debit card, this is really dangerous. If you feel that you start losing rational decisions in the gambling table, or when you think you are already getting emotional or stressed because of a losing streak, take a pause. Stand up, breathe some fresh air. Go out for a while or take a little walk. Or talk to somebody, perhaps a chat with a bar waiter. Do it or you risk losing all your money.

[traderethereum]

I think it happened in the early days when I played gambling when I didn't have good self-control.
At that time, there was only the feeling of wanting to win and trying to play longer than usual but unfortunately, that didn't work out for me.
But eventually, I realized that it was all a mistake and when I felt that I couldn't enjoy the game anymore, I decided to stop immediately.
We alone can know what we have to do and don't force ourselves to try to continue playing if the situation doesn't allow it.

[Poker Player]

Have you experienced tilt over the long game? 

Yes, I have experienced it, as have all of us who play poker. Over time, I have come to control it quite a lot and it affects me less, but sometimes it is inevitable that it affects you, especially when you accumulate many sessions in negative, when you keep losing against players clearly worse than you. In those cases the best thing to do is to learn to recognize that you are entering tilt and close session.

I understand that in casino games, even if they are EV- the best thing to do is to recognize it and close session.

[wxa7115]

Have you experienced tilt over the long game?  How have you dealt with it?  How do you think you can gamble with a cool head, and how do you make yourself a good brake inside)   And why do people in general like to gamble?   I never thought I would enjoy gambling) I remember playing cards for change with my cousin as a child, it was very funny when she lost, fell on the table and shouted that it was all mine)

There is no other way to deal with tilt than to stop gambling immediately, most of the time you will reach that state after you have either lost many times in a row or you suffered a very unlikely loss, and on both cases you need to take your time to clear your mind and get rid of those emotions before you begin to gamble again.

Now if for some reason you cannot stop gambling completely, as it would be the case if you are playing on a poker tournament, then you still need to stand up and stop gambling at least for a few minutes, you may lose a few blinds, but that is a small price to pay if we compare it to the money you could lose by playing in a state of tilt.

[Pierre 2]

I think if gambling causes you to tilt, damage things or people around you etc. You should better pause gambling. People don't seem to understand that gambling is something supposed to be funny and you should focus on that part even if you are losing. I know losses grow inside you so you get angry at times but tilting a machine won't help you cover your losses. I think gamers have sort of similar issue. Especially I saw posts mentioning team games like Dota 2. When you are tempered you should silence your anger.

[Strongkored]

Have you experienced tilt over the long game?  How have you dealt with it?  How do you think you can gamble with a cool head, and how do you make yourself a good brake inside)   And why do people in general like to gamble?   I never thought I would enjoy gambling) I remember playing cards for change with my cousin as a child, it was very funny when she lost, fell on the table and shouted that it was all mine)

All players must have experienced this condition when they have played for too long and the brain becomes fatigued and it gets worse when the game doesn't go as expected. Usually if I experience this situation I will just try to keep playing until the balance runs out because I am not used to leaving funds in the casino, and the results are not important because what I want is to play until there is nothing left to play with.
If you are not someone who is addicted to gambling, then it will not be difficult to stop or at least stop for a while when facing tilt because actually when the brain is no longer comfortable to be invited to focus on playing then gambling will be an unpleasant thing and the choice is to stop for a while.

[Helena Yu]

I think if gambling causes you to tilt, damage things or people around you etc. You should better pause gambling. People don't seem to understand that gambling is something supposed to be funny and you should focus on that part even if you are losing. I know losses grow inside you so you get angry at times but tilting a machine won't help you cover your losses. I think gamers have sort of similar issue. Especially I saw posts mentioning team games like Dota 2. When you are tempered you should silence your anger.

Yeah it's just a proof if you're not able to control yourself, when we're gamble we need to think realistic and not aiming to make money, if we're only gamble to make more money, we will not satisfied in the end since we're high likely will lost. It doesn't mean if we not think to make money, we will make money through gambling, it's wrong. We're just want to kill our boredom and enjoy our gambling activity, profit is just a bonus.

[sashapan]

We like to win, if the result is opposite we tilt whether it be gambling or anything else. To avoid it, it's good to just leave the desk for a while and go for a walk or get engaged in hobby of your choice, it will help your head calm down and come back to business again.

Yes indeed in gambling We like to win, comes when we start losing money, we think about the losses and get angry

[slapper]

I already broke some computers in the past due to getting irritated, most of the time I got irritated because when I bet the game was already in perfect condition, the odds were good but the internet disconnected or else it was the computer itself that started slow down, and after everything was fine (fast internet or the computer was fast) and when the game already had a lot of goals and it was no longer possible to place a bet, I got very irritated with that and sometimes crashed the computer, It was back in the days when I used to make live sports bets, for example I chose games where the odd was @2.55 then I went to the live game, I watched until the team scored a goal and with that the odd was already at @1.40 at @1.70 it was already a good time to bet

so I only had a few minutes to be quick and bet because the odds would drop to @1.30 to @1.35 and as the winning team would put a lot of pressure on the opponent and the time was less than 10 minutes for the game to end soon. closed and no one else could place bets, but always at that moment my internet would start to drop or would be slow or then the computer would be slow that I would get very irritated and crash the computer, after a while I stopped placing live bets because I started to notice that I couldn't keep having that kind of stress every week

You know what they say, folks, when life serves you snail-paced computers, squeeze out some lemonade! Sure, it's annoying when you're trying to nail that live sports bet, and the universe seems hell-bent on stopping you. But maybe there's a sneaky fix hidden somewhere. Ever pondered swapping to a zippier gadget for your wagers, like a trusty laptop or tablet that won't let you down? Or perhaps it's high time you splurge on a cutting edge internet hookup, so sluggishness can never rain on your parade again.

But hey, it's key to bring your top drawer mojo to betting. Keep those emotions on a leash, and watch your wallet like a hawk. Most importantly, savor the journey! Betting should be a pulse pounding, electrifying ride, not a migraine in the making.

[Hirose UK]

Yeah it's just a proof if you're not able to control yourself, when we're gamble we need to think realistic and not aiming to make money, if we're only gamble to make more money, we will not satisfied in the end since we're high likely will lost. It doesn't mean if we not think to make money, we will make money through gambling, it's wrong. We're just want to kill our boredom and enjoy our gambling activity, profit is just a bonus.

It can't be denied that gamblers can get satisfaction when they win and have a profit of some money.
The main goal of gambling is to make a profit, but on the other hand, no gambler can really make a profit without having a loss.
Gambling is an act that generates uncertainty so that it is impossible if it is expected to be a source of income.

Self-control is quite necessary but only a few gamblers understand self-control.
When a gambler can control himself when betting, he deserves to be called a winner because in gambling the winner is not who makes money but who manages to avoid losing money.
Why get a number of profits but in the future and so on only experience defeat.

[AicecreaME]

I'd say "tilting" when you lose motivation, laying back, and only playing for the sake of emptying your balance is quite common, especially in slots, since you don't need to think when playing. It doesn't affect anything since it's purely luck-based games anyway, contrary to skill-involving games in which tilting can affect your performance. But still, this situation isn't good for gaming in general when the fun is a crucial part of the activity. So, when I lose the fun feeling while playing, it's an alarm to stop/pause and then resume after different activities. But even though we know the theory or the ideal way of playing, it's still extremely hard to stay discipline.

I have the same thing in mind.

Tilting is something most players experience when they suffer from a loss or series of losses. It gives you a heavy feeling that affects your way of thinking and thus, could affect your decision-making skills as well that could possibly result to unpleasant outcome. Tilting is most commonly felt in games involving skills such as esports. Not necessarily on betting, but gambling in general, for instance, the NFT games which are p2e. The moment you encounter multiple losses, you lose the motivation to play because there's a part of your mind that says you're not capable and you'll just lose the other time around. Thus, affecting your performance in the game, resulting to what you are thinking of in the first place - losing.

The moment you feel you are already tilted, it's time to pause for awhile, take a breather, and calm and compose yourself. By doing this, you are doing yourself a favor of not making any further losses that could affect your earnings if your goal is to profit while playing.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

I'd say "tilting" when you lose motivation, laying back, and only playing for the sake of emptying your balance is quite common, especially in slots, since you don't need to think when playing. It doesn't affect anything since it's purely luck-based games anyway, contrary to skill-involving games in which tilting can affect your performance. But still, this situation isn't good for gaming in general when the fun is a crucial part of the activity. So, when I lose the fun feeling while playing, it's an alarm to stop/pause and then resume after different activities. But even though we know the theory or the ideal way of playing, it's still extremely hard to stay discipline.

Yeah, its the feeling that you have lost already, or at least you don't have any qualms about losing and just want to empty your balance. I have been in this kind of situation in slots wherein I was only going through the motions of pressing that spin without hinting that I might win big.

So I know it's a bad feeling and the only way is to really get out of gambling and don't think about it for a second. Just go and relax on other activities and go out and take a vacation with your families to remove that distraction.

[Davidvictorson]

Have you experienced tilt over the long game?  How have you dealt with it?  How do you think you can gamble with a cool head, and how do you make yourself a good brake inside)   And why do people in general like to gamble?  

I'd be surprised if no gambler says they have never experienced tilt. It is frustrating and it has many times than one led me to make foolish gambling decisions that has cost me a lot of money. But as time went on, I found a way to keep my cool in the midst of all the frustrations. Usually, when I begin to notice it, I give myself a 10 - 15mins water break. I go to the bathroom, wash my face, I look in the mirror and repeatedly tell myself to calm down. And then when I return to back the game, I try to keep my head in it and just focus on getting from point A to point B than on trying to win at once.