Don't gamble if you don't have patience

[bangjoe]

Also, it's a fact that patience won't help you to win either.

I once played with Shabar, using the lowest bets in the round, it helped me in warm the engine, and get pleasure for a long time.
My experience if you have a lot of rounds you will get more likely to get a victory, than you play in a hurry and manipulate the number of bets on the round, your balance will be drained faster and the possibility of getting a very small victory. IMO

But aren't the majority of gamblers always lose their patience especially when having a red streak? Like, that's a gambler's nature, at least in casinos only. The more you are getting a red streak, the more you are getting impatient. No matter how hard I resist stopping, I just can't until I hit the amount where my red streak started. That is only the time when I will stop and take some rest.

It is indeed the fact that every gambler has such problems in their gambling, they do not have patience and have a reserves of greed until their red line erodes their balance until it runs out, then they say I regret, why did I not stop when I got the number in the previous highest victory.
I witnessed that phenomenon in my friend, they always told the same pattern of mistakes in gambling.

[1715307074]

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[slapper]

Rushing is never good. Whatever work we do we should first have enough idea about that work and then plan about that work and then do that work. An opportunity came in front of us, we were in a hurry to seize that opportunity, but in the end it was seen that we made a big mistake in our work, then we could not seize that opportunity, but we suffered more. Things are similar for gambling sides. These sites are directly related to money so one should always take utmost care and be patient and not rush to do such work so that there is less chance of mistakes.

Your call for caution and a gradual approach is undoubtedly sound, but may not resonate universally. It does not account for a dynamic, unpredictable world where rapid, impromptu actions often reap rewards.

In the gambling world, the 'perfect timing' mindset might ignite the gambler's fallacy, a deceptive belief of a win being overdue, inviting a cyclical addiction in the guise of a calculated 'right moment.'

Though we should prevent rash choices, decision-making is not one-dimensional. Thus, the value of swift and instinctive decisions in specific contexts is worth acknowledging.

[nurilham]

Good for you that you found a strategy to avoid letting your lack of patience harming your gambling gameplay. Better to deposit and play with small sums of money than losing considerable sums when trying to recover lost bets deliberately.....

If his condition is like this, it means that he has been able to manage his emotions, especially regarding patience and all things related to gambling and emotions. In this case, unfortunately, not everyone can manage their emotions and impatience properly and in the end it ends in defeat, high emotions and so on. This is very dangerous for himself, especially if he loses a lot of money, this might spread to other problems.

[tusandii]

Also, it's a fact that patience won't help you to win either.

I once played with Shabar, using the lowest bets in the round, it helped me in warm the engine, and get pleasure for a long time.
My experience if you have a lot of rounds you will get more likely to get a victory, than you play in a hurry and manipulate the number of bets on the round, your balance will be drained faster and the possibility of getting a very small victory. IMO

But not all games can be like that buddy because some games will actually plunge you into defeat when you play in a long game session.
Patience can never guarantee and provide opportunities for victory but being patient can make us minimize the number of defeats because we can control ourselves and not be provoked by emotions.

What you said is true when it comes, to slot games because from personal experience and some of my fellow gamblers they can have a big multiplier opportunity when they have gone through enough game sessions but don't ever think this can trigger a win you can have because basically almost all gambling games can won when have luck.

[Chipstars]

This happened to me already twice in a row. I'm gambling for a long time but this is the first time I experience this kind of messy situation because it involves the fck up mempool.

I deposit my funds in a casino using a low-priority fee. I managed to triple my bankroll by playing a quick game of Blackjack with huge bets. But since my deposit is so frickin slow to confirm while I don't want to bump my fee since it will create a different transaction on my account. Due to my winning streak while still waiting for many hours, I decided to just play slowly using a 1$ bet. This 1$ bet grows to all-in because I just keep losing for an insane lose streak just because I can't withdraw my funds.

Sharing my personal experience of my recent losses so that no one will commit this same mistake. Bet responsibly. I will stay away from gambling for a while now that mempool is starting to suck once again.

DON'T GAMBLE IF THE INSTANT WITHDRAWAL IS NOT AVAILABLE!

Your sentiment resonates deeply, Coin_trader.

It's truly a pain when technology doesn't play ball - especially when it's concerning your hard-earned winnings. I'm really sorry to hear about your recent losses.

Gambling should be fun, thrilling, and rewarding. When mempool issues and delays turn it into a source of frustration, it defeats the whole purpose.

This is one of the reasons we started Chipstars. We believe that players like you deserve a seamless, hassle-free experience - where transactions don't interfere with the pure joy of the game.

Our system supports a variety of instant deposit and withdrawal options, providing you with more opportunities when the network situation doesn't cooperate. We support a wide range of cryptocurrencies, not just Bitcoin, to give you a broader choice and flexibility.

Of course, we fully support responsible gambling and offer various tools to help our players manage their playing habits effectively. These include deposit limits, time-out periods, and self-exclusion options.

So, once you're ready to get back in the game, why not give Chipstars a try? Your patience won't be tested here. That's a promise.

Stay safe and play responsibly!

[3meek]

Rushing is never good. Whatever work we do we should first have enough idea about that work and then plan about that work and then do that work. An opportunity came in front of us, we were in a hurry to seize that opportunity, but in the end it was seen that we made a big mistake in our work, then we could not seize that opportunity, but we suffered more. Things are similar for gambling sides. These sites are directly related to money so one should always take utmost care and be patient and not rush to do such work so that there is less chance of mistakes.

Your call for caution and a gradual approach is undoubtedly sound, but may not resonate universally. It does not account for a dynamic, unpredictable world where rapid, impromptu actions often reap rewards.

In the gambling world, the 'perfect timing' mindset might ignite the gambler's fallacy, a deceptive belief of a win being overdue, inviting a cyclical addiction in the guise of a calculated 'right moment.'

Though we should prevent rash choices, decision-making is not one-dimensional. Thus, the value of swift and instinctive decisions in specific contexts is worth acknowledging.

I don't know about patience being necessary in gambling... For example in poker or sports betting you really shouldn't rush to do something, because rushing can lead to losing... But for example dice or slots are totally independent of patience. You can press the button as many times as you like, the online casino algorithm decides everything anyway... So in this case you could call it luck...

[klidex]

But aren't the majority of gamblers always lose their patience especially when having a red streak? Like, that's a gambler's nature, at least in casinos only. The more you are getting a red streak, the more you are getting impatient. No matter how hard I resist stopping, I just can't until I hit the amount where my red streak started. That is only the time when I will stop and take some rest.

Yes, it is a common habit among gamblers to easily lose their patience after a loss. I have experienced it and I have talked to other gamblers about it and they all confirmed it. And the majority of the time, it's not our fault. It's a natural feeling to try and recoup losses especially if there is even the slightest chance that we can recover our losses, we would take it. But in games, business or activity, having patience and overall emotional control can be a key decider to determine if we are successful in our venture or not.  I don't know if it has anything to do with dopamine hits but it takes enough discipline to master patience and other emotional control. Very hard and it's something that isn't talked about enough.

Sometimes a person judges that the emotional feelings in real life and when gambling are the same but actually they are different.
Emotions in real life maybe we can control them all the time because there is no money involved in them.
But emotions when gambling will involve money that is lost because of defeat, while the money that is lost can never be returned if we are not lucky, even though in our minds we will feel regret after losing the money so that thoughts will become emotions that cannot be controlled.

[nelson4lov]

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Agree to the commin habit. I have this kind of habit on gambling that I loss patience right after I lose significant percentage of my bankroll, mostly when I encounter consecutive loses on the start of my game. It’s really frustrating and makes me distracted on my game. This is the reason why I always deposit small amount of money per deposit to ensure that I will not use big time when this greediness kicks in.

I think everyone knows ourself. It’s better to set a safety precaution to stop ourselves in times that we can’t control our gambling games.

Yes, That's the thing. It happens even to the best of us whenever when losing something, we immediately try to get it back and at that moment, it's safe to say we will try our best to get it back. At the end of the day, it all boils down to how disciplined we are when faced with these kinds of situations. The best thing to do is simply to take a moment away from gambling, rest then come back stronger. This happens in almost all faucets of life, That's why being disciplined the patient is considered a life skill and only a few have mastered me. Not me, because I'm still pursuing mastery. It's a work in progress.

[bangjoe]

Also, it's a fact that patience won't help you to win either.

I once played with Shabar, using the lowest bets in the round, it helped me in warm the engine, and get pleasure for a long time.
My experience if you have a lot of rounds you will get more likely to get a victory, than you play in a hurry and manipulate the number of bets on the round, your balance will be drained faster and the possibility of getting a very small victory. IMO

But not all games can be like that buddy because some games will actually plunge you into defeat when you play in a long game session.
Patience can never guarantee and provide opportunities for victory but being patient can make us minimize the number of defeats because we can control ourselves and not be provoked by emotions.

What you said is true when it comes, to slot games because from personal experience and some of my fellow gamblers they can have a big multiplier opportunity when they have gone through enough game sessions but don't ever think this can trigger a win you can have because basically almost all gambling games can won when have luck.

Yes, not all games can be done by one way to find the probability, but some of the games that I have tested are gate Olympus, Sweet Bonanza, Princes, it has the same polarization in the game I did, I found on its journey if I did not want more than victory What I want to get, I will not experience lose, and I can be enough to take the first win even though it is not far from my deposit balance.
More if you find a round time of more than 20 minutes you may find a pretty decent victory.

Actually the points that I convey in this patience are a little different in context, but that can be applied in this case.
I agree that patience will minimize defeat, with the sense that when we lose after the first deposit loss, we must be shabar and do not make a deposit again, maybe tomorrow will be better and calmer in gambling.

[Fortify]

This happened to me already twice in a row. I'm gambling for a long time but this is the first time I experience this kind of messy situation because it involves the fck up mempool.

I deposit my funds in a casino using a low-priority fee. I managed to triple my bankroll by playing a quick game of Blackjack with huge bets. But since my deposit is so frickin slow to confirm while I don't want to bump my fee since it will create a different transaction on my account. Due to my winning streak while still waiting for many hours, I decided to just play slowly using a 1$ bet. This 1$ bet grows to all-in because I just keep losing for an insane lose streak just because I can't withdraw my funds.

Sharing my personal experience of my recent losses so that no one will commit this same mistake. Bet responsibly. I will stay away from gambling for a while now that mempool is starting to suck once again.

DON'T GAMBLE IF THE INSTANT WITHDRAWAL IS NOT AVAILABLE!

While patience with gambling is important in many ways, it does seem like you have an issue with self control that not everyone will be susceptible towards. Nobody who is in a stable financial position would be concerned about having to wait a while for money to flow in and out. It's only if you burn through your bankroll in one session that you might need to top up again and there is an element of proper bankroll management that people should be doing. If you look at poker for example, they say having 25-50x your "buy in" amount (or in bookmaker terms the regular bet you are making) would be sensible because every player will have bad sessions or succumb to natural variance.

[Silberman]

Sometimes a person judges that the emotional feelings in real life and when gambling are the same but actually they are different.
Emotions in real life maybe we can control them all the time because there is no money involved in them.
But emotions when gambling will involve money that is lost because of defeat, while the money that is lost can never be returned if we are not lucky, even though in our minds we will feel regret after losing the money so that thoughts will become emotions that cannot be controlled.

One thing not many people take into account when they are gambling is that when it comes to money matters people are incredibly emotional about it, and it is not surprising why this is the case, earning money is difficult so losing it is very painful while earning it causes us joy, now for the gambler that is just gambling for fun this is not much of a problem as they can afford to lose that money, but for those which were looking to profit from their hobby their losses are incredibly painful, and this could lead them to keep gambling for way longer than what they initially planned.

[Barcode_]

I guess the most difficult part in gambling would be for gamblers to control their own emotions, I often see big whale gamblers losing their cool in the casinos once they goes on a long losing streak and they still kept on betting with their martingale strategy until they realize their previous winnings and initial deposit are gone within a short period of time due to their impulsiveness on betting.

[Jody.Drummer]

I guess the most difficult part in gambling would be for gamblers to control their own emotions, I often see big whale gamblers losing their cool in the casinos once they goes on a long losing streak and they still kept on betting with their martingale strategy until they realize their previous winnings and initial deposit are gone within a short period of time due to their impulsiveness on betting.

When the dealer realizes that the gambler is using the martingale strategy, they will play according to the pattern played by the gambler. I am a person who believes that the dealer is a person who can control the game. I'm actually a person who doesn't believe in strategy in gambling, but when I feel that something can harm me many times over, I'd rather walk away from that gambling. Never chase victory to be able to return defeat, because for me that is the beginning where gamblers will experience defeat beyond our limits.

[ethereumhunter]

I guess the most difficult part in gambling would be for gamblers to control their own emotions, I often see big whale gamblers losing their cool in the casinos once they goes on a long losing streak and they still kept on betting with their martingale strategy until they realize their previous winnings and initial deposit are gone within a short period of time due to their impulsiveness on betting.

The ability to control emotions is something that every gambler must have because by losing money at the gambling table, their emotions can run high and forget their limits. Especially when they experience a losing streak, they can become emotional and use more money or even increase their bet amount. When the emotions are gone, their composure in playing gambling will also disappear and that's when they lose control over their emotions.

[piebeyb]

I guess the most difficult part in gambling would be for gamblers to control their own emotions, I often see big whale gamblers losing their cool in the casinos once they goes on a long losing streak and they still kept on betting with their martingale strategy until they realize their previous winnings and initial deposit are gone within a short period of time due to their impulsiveness on betting.

That's why patience is necessary because in order not to be too hasty in betting even though in the end you will lose, but at least enjoy the game to the end, I have never found another strategy other than martingale which I think is reasonable and easy to use, it's just hard to control myself to stop when already won. many who experience consecutive losses because they try to keep betting end up losing.

I often experience consecutive losses when I feel dissatisfied with winning the previous consecutive wins, that's why the casino makes us keep playing until the end, control our emotions and stop when we have experienced consecutive losses so as not to run out of capital as a whole. that's a tough one to do.

[Blitzboy]

I guess the most difficult part in gambling would be for gamblers to control their own emotions, I often see big whale gamblers losing their cool in the casinos once they goes on a long losing streak and they still kept on betting with their martingale strategy until they realize their previous winnings and initial deposit are gone within a short period of time due to their impulsiveness on betting.

That's why patience is necessary because in order not to be too hasty in betting even though in the end you will lose, but at least enjoy the game to the end, I have never found another strategy other than martingale which I think is reasonable and easy to use, it's just hard to control myself to stop when already won. many who experience consecutive losses because they try to keep betting end up losing.

I often experience consecutive losses when I feel dissatisfied with winning the previous consecutive wins, that's why the casino makes us keep playing until the end, control our emotions and stop when we have experienced consecutive losses so as not to run out of capital as a whole. that's a tough one to do.

Truly, patience can act as a buffer in betting scenarios, nudging us towards considered steps over hasty or gluttonous gambles. You refer to the martingale scheme - a no-nonsense, venerable strategy. However, as you pinpoint, our struggle to harness self-restraint and identify when to gather our gains often undercuts its success.

Sequential losses can become a quagmire, especially when enticed by prior triumphs, leading us to overextend. It's a bitter pill for bettors – realizing when to retire. So, persist in honing your self-control, aiming for a harmony between the betting thrill and preserving your capital.

[GigaBit]

I guess the most difficult part in gambling would be for gamblers to control their own emotions, I often see big whale gamblers losing their cool in the casinos once they goes on a long losing streak and they still kept on betting with their martingale strategy until they realize their previous winnings and initial deposit are gone within a short period of time due to their impulsiveness on betting.

The ability to control emotions is something that every gambler must have because by losing money at the gambling table, their emotions can run high and forget their limits. Especially when they experience a losing streak, they can become emotional and use more money or even increase their bet amount. When the emotions are gone, their composure in playing gambling will also disappear and that's when they lose control over their emotions.

One of the reasons why a gambler does not succeed in gambling is that he fails to control his emotions. Wins and losses in gambling happen to everyone but there are some gamblers who exceed their limits and turn into addicted gamblers. At some point when he comes out of his emotions he understands everything. But most gamblers fail to control their emotions as long as they have money. And those who cannot naturally control their emotions cannot survive in gambling. A gambler's patience and emotions both are important issues.

[AicecreaME]

I guess the most difficult part in gambling would be for gamblers to control their own emotions, I often see big whale gamblers losing their cool in the casinos once they goes on a long losing streak and they still kept on betting with their martingale strategy until they realize their previous winnings and initial deposit are gone within a short period of time due to their impulsiveness on betting.

The ability to control emotions is something that every gambler must have because by losing money at the gambling table, their emotions can run high and forget their limits. Especially when they experience a losing streak, they can become emotional and use more money or even increase their bet amount. When the emotions are gone, their composure in playing gambling will also disappear and that's when they lose control over their emotions.

One of the reasons why a gambler does not succeed in gambling is that he fails to control his emotions. Wins and losses in gambling happen to everyone but there are some gamblers who exceed their limits and turn into addicted gamblers. At some point when he comes out of his emotions he understands everything. But most gamblers fail to control their emotions as long as they have money. And those who cannot naturally control their emotions cannot survive in gambling. A gambler's patience and emotions both are important issues.

Indeed. Failure to suppress and control your emotion will really cost you. If you are hot-tempered or if you lack patience in terms of playing, you'll likely bet more in irrational and impulsive manner. And by playing like this, you will lose fund in the process because you will not be thinking logically and instead, you will play based on your emotions that isn't right all the time. Being so swayed by your feelings is a form of vulnerability gamblers must learn to overcome in order to go far in gambling. Sticking to your fund allocation or budget should be practiced too. Because after all, not everyday is a lucky day to play and bet. Sometimes you have to pause and to think whether it's still worth it to continue or to stop for a while and have a breather.

[coinerer]

I guess the most difficult part in gambling would be for gamblers to control their own emotions, I often see big whale gamblers losing their cool in the casinos once they goes on a long losing streak and they still kept on betting with their martingale strategy until they realize their previous winnings and initial deposit are gone within a short period of time due to their impulsiveness on betting.

The ability to control emotions is something that every gambler must have because by losing money at the gambling table, their emotions can run high and forget their limits. Especially when they experience a losing streak, they can become emotional and use more money or even increase their bet amount. When the emotions are gone, their composure in playing gambling will also disappear and that's when they lose control over their emotions.

One of the reasons why a gambler does not succeed in gambling is that he fails to control his emotions. Wins and losses in gambling happen to everyone but there are some gamblers who exceed their limits and turn into addicted gamblers. At some point when he comes out of his emotions he understands everything. But most gamblers fail to control their emotions as long as they have money. And those who cannot naturally control their emotions cannot survive in gambling. A gambler's patience and emotions both are important issues.

Indeed. Failure to suppress and control your emotion will really cost you. If you are hot-tempered or if you lack patience in terms of playing, you'll likely bet more in irrational and impulsive manner. And by playing like this, you will lose fund in the process because you will not be thinking logically and instead, you will play based on your emotions that isn't right all the time. Being so swayed by your feelings is a form of vulnerability gamblers must learn to overcome in order to go far in gambling. Sticking to your fund allocation or budget should be practiced too. Because after all, not everyday is a lucky day to play and bet. Sometimes you have to pause and to think whether it's still worth it to continue or to stop for a while and have a breather.

No one wants to use emotion. Emotion is something that is automatically applied to people's pain and happiness. And when it comes to gambling, and if someone loses gambling repeatedly, automatic emotions work in him and he behaves strangely, which makes him more  more dangerous. But one cannot control his emotions very easily and that is why most of the gamblers get hurt by gambling but those who can control themselves are the real gainers. and they are the ones who can save themselves from gambling and give up gambling if they win something big

[Altryist]

One thing not many people take into account when they are gambling is that when it comes to money matters people are incredibly emotional about it, and it is not surprising why this is the case, earning money is difficult so losing it is very painful while earning it causes us joy, now for the gambler that is just gambling for fun this is not much of a problem as they can afford to lose that money, but for those which were looking to profit from their hobby their losses are incredibly painful, and this could lead them to keep gambling for way longer than what they initially planned.

The loss of money, is perceived very emotionally, even if you play only in order to get adrenaline, a loss can be upsetting. But in the case of gambling, the rule applies when we play only with the money that we don’t mind losing, then in this case there will be no problems, and even in case of a loss, disappointment will quickly pass. But if the player set himself the goal of making money from gambling, and played for big money, then losing can have a very bad effect. In this state, you can not continue to play, the only thing worth doing is to calm down and take some kind of break if this is not done, then you can lose even more, and allow a situation in which the damage becomes too tangible.