Have you ever felt remorse after gambling?

[Saheedu]

I saw this online and thought maybe i should bring on to bitcointalk for discussion.

If a person gamble and at the end of the game he starts to feel remorse is that a good thing or should the person be on alert?

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[cabron]

Its usually what it feels when you lose a sum. They are regretful when that money is actually meant for something else and they gamble it.

I felt this one time that I should have new car tires already if I just listen to my gut feeling that I will lose what I just won. With a capital of $50 and then turned it into $230, its one reason to stop but I didnt.

[Eternad]

I saw this online and thought maybe i should bring on to bitcointalk for discussion.

If a person gamble and at the end of the game he starts to feel remorse is that a good thing or should the person be on alert?

No one is happy that he lose money on gambling. It’s normal to feel a short term remorse if you lose instead of being happy about your losses. If you are destroying your life or affect all the person surrounded you due to this remorse feelings then this is the time to be alert because you are already causing damage.

I’m gambling what I can afford to lose but I’m still feeling upset when I lose a bet or my total bankroll because that’s how our emotion works. Money is important to us regardless if that is just disposable money. Don’t be alarmed if you are still upset  when you lose because even professional player feel the same. They just don’t make it long term and just let go in short period of time.

[Oshosondy]

Do not use the money you need for other things on gambling. Do not disappoint your parent by using the money they gave you to pay for school for gambling. Just use the amount that you can afford to lose to gamble and you will not feel remorseful if you lose. But if you lose a big amount of money, or the money meant for your parent or relative to gamble and you can not lay back, that can make you feel more than remorseful because you will be depressed and be looking for ways to get the money back.

[Yogee]

There are times I regret due to the fact that I could have chosen the better bet but not to a point of being remorseful. You shouldn't be gambling when you carry strong emotions like that every time you play. Maybe this applies a lot when the money lost from betting was meant to fund something else.

[Zlantann]

I saw this online and thought maybe i should bring on to bitcointalk for discussion.

If a person gamble and at the end of the game he starts to feel remorse is that a good thing or should the person be on alert?

The feeling of remorse is triggered by something. It might be triggered by loss of funds, unethical practice, or due to cultural or religious beliefs. You might be remorseful if you gamble more than your budget and lost, it will bring regret and remorse. Also when you cheated or violated the terms and conditions of the casino because you want to cheat the system, it could lead to remorse. When your religion or culture forbids gambling and you fail to obey these laws it could also bring the feeling of regret. You might feel remorseful because you have committed a sinful act. Gambling is meant to be a fun filled event, so we must avoid any act that will make it a sad experience. You need to be alert when you feel remorseful because of the money you spent on gambling because it might be a sign of over-gambling.

[klidex]

I saw this online and thought maybe i should bring on to bitcointalk for discussion.

If a person gamble and at the end of the game he starts to feel remorse is that a good thing or should the person be on alert?

Feelings of regret always appear even when experiencing a large amount of money loss but regretting it is not the right thing because you can never return things to how they were before.
It's better to learn from mistakes and forget about regrets so you can be more careful and also always consider everything so that what makes you regret doesn't happen again.
Too much regret for mistakes will have a bad impact on ourselves because it only worsens our thoughts and moods so that in the end we gamble carelessly.

[hahay]

It's hard to say I regret after gambling because after all, when I started gambling, it was a choice I made, so I was ready to take the risk. Therefore, for me personally saying about regret after gambling seems like an inappropriate expression but yes, I also know that of course it will be different for other people. But for me personally, even though I had a losing streak in gambling, as far as I can remember I have never regretted it and thus, I will try to do it better and be more careful.

[piebeyb]

I play gambling consciously so to regret losing, of course I play unconsciously I will regret it but it's impossible for me to regret it, it's usually fun to play until the end because I really play just for fun, no matter how many defeats and wins I get, sometimes I limit the daily money for gambling so if it runs out I stop playing.

Regretting gambling is also useless because we have played full time there so what's the point of regretting it when you're done playing, if you still regret it you shouldn't play gambling because it's just a waste of time regretting it. accepting defeat is the gambler's way of playing consciously

[acroman08]

If a person gamble and at the end of the game he starts to feel remorse is that a good thing or should the person be on alert?

it's not a good thing and that person need to be on alert and should address these feelings. he or she needs to figure out what is the root cause of it or he/she can ask for professional help(which I think would be the better Idea). some may say the reason is that he/she lost, contradicting his/her principles, gambling more than he/her can afford to lose, etc... keeping this kind of feeling to yourself can lead to an awful outcome.

[madnessteat]

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If a person has remorse, then somewhere deep down in his heart he realizes that he is doing something wrong. I have had this feeling several times, and in all those cases I lost money that I did not intend to gamble with. I think that remorse is a useful feeling that allows us to pay attention to things we don't see right away. In my opinion, remorse is something like an inner voice that sometimes needs to be listened to.

[salad daging]

I guess who doesn't regret when he loses money in his gambling? if you gamble and then lose, then you must feel responsible for what you did because gambling is full of risks, so use cold money so that when you lose you don't regret it more than using money that is your daily need.

I feel responsible if I do gambling because now I know that control must be at its limits so this will not be excessive or regret it because from the beginning I wanted to gamble but for fun not for the sake of winning because even if I win then I will call it luck.

[uneng]

If a person gamble and at the end of the game he starts to feel remorse is that a good thing or should the person be on alert?

What is the reason behind the remorse? Did he lose more money than he could afford to lose? Is he just upset because he didn't want to lose few bucks that could have been used to pay for a pizza? Is he regretful because he promised his girlfriend to not gamble anymore?

It really depends on how serious is the situation the gambler is involved with. Sometimes we feel remorse for details or insignificant things, therefore it's not something you should be alert about. You just have to take easy with yourself.

[Pmalek]

I think that no matter how big or small the amount you gamble away is, you fell like you shouldn't have done it. The same applies to the opposite when you ask yourself why you didn't bet more to win more.
I don't gamble that much, so I have a good control of my spending in that regard. Most of my gambling happens when I meet a good gambling buddy of mine somewhere who loves all sorts of gambling. Because of that, I often keep him company but always keeping an eye to not get myself or those close to me in trouble with reckless spending.

[letteredhub]

I saw this online and thought maybe i should bring on to bitcointalk for discussion.

If a person gamble and at the end of the game he starts to feel remorse is that a good thing or should the person be on alert?

The feeling of remorse for a gambler does come up when he uses money meant for some other important project directing it into gambling making a collosal loss. Now it's not about the loss of the money that erupts the feeling of remorse but the idea that your action has halt the project which was maybe supposed sort of an important piece of your career or achievement. Although there are other terrible reasons for the feeling of remorse for a gambler aside this.

[coolcoinz]

I felt a little bit of it after losing, but it helps me to always think of my bet as lost from the start. There's always that small amount of hope which turns into regret when you eventually realize the money is gonw, but with the right attitude you can get over it.

Bottom line, remorse and regret are normal emotions that you face when you lose something and it doesn't matter if it's money, property, someone close to you, even an opportunity.

[$crypto$]

If a person gamble and at the end of the game he starts to feel remorse is that a good thing or should the person be on alert?

If you have money at gambling then that's not a good thing, but if you talk about caution then you have to realize that gambling is very risky to lose money faster if you can't control it, so don't ever gamble with a lot of money because it will be a regret if not as expected gamble with small money and you feel you can afford to lose that money.

But I always set aside a little money to gamble. I often do this. If I lose, I will stop and resume gambling when I have money, I will never force gambling with money but I always set aside additional money from other income.

[maydna]

If he feels sorry, it is a sign that he will not repeat gambling the next day because if he loses, he will regret it again. Even if he could win and go back to gambling another day and suffer a loss, he would regret it again. It would not end unless he gave up gambling. Whatever amount of money he has lost, he will regret it, and he should have realized after a few losses that gambling was not for him and he should find other ways to have fun. No one is happy if we experience loss. Everyone is bound to regret it, but somehow, we keep coming back to gambling because the allure of gambling is too strong to keep us coming back.

[ralle14]

It's good to feel remorse once in a while so you know where to draw the line, but when it's most of the time, then you may have to look back on what happened in your previous session. It's better to be alert at times, but it's best when you have a specific set of rules to follow so you don't go through the same problems in the future. Sometimes I get carried away when i'm having a profitable day and would start to place dumb bets that shouldn't have happened if i'm more disciplined enough.

[Wiwo]

I saw this online and thought maybe I should bring it on to bitcointalk for discussion.

If a person gamble and at the end of the game he starts to feel remorse is that a good thing or should the person be on alert?

At early stage, one may feel remorse most especially when you lose the games, but what gives the highest motivation is when you gamble and you win at that point, your confidence level will be increased compared to when you lose, and also when you are in an area where most citizens are not a gambling or religion restrictions on gambling activities.