Have you ever felt remorse after gambling?

[maydna]

This is the way it should be, but most people once they begin to win some money they refuse to stop, they think that luck is finally on their side and they prefer to keep gambling thinking they will earn a lot of money and recover from all of those losing sessions they had on the past, but once their luck runs out they begin to lose again and in their desperation they decide to keep gambling, lose a great deal of their capital in the process and then they feel remorse about what they did.

After a good winning streak, you start to think that you have understood something and now it will always be like this, but losses are an integral part of the process and you can make more mistakes in this moments on emotions. After that, when you start to analyze what happened, you understand that this could have been avoided, and at such moments, of course, there is regret about what you have done.

If they could realize what had happened and know that it was because of his mistake, they would surely understand that every time he played gambling, a loss would wait, and we must avoid big losses by limiting our money. But most gamblers, especially those who have often experienced loss, will not think that way because they think they will surely get lucky tomorrow, but in reality, they are not. And there are gamblers who, after losing, don't stop for a moment and contemplate their defeat but instead think they can try it tomorrow.

[AicecreaME]

This is the way it should be, but most people once they begin to win some money they refuse to stop, they think that luck is finally on their side and they prefer to keep gambling thinking they will earn a lot of money and recover from all of those losing sessions they had on the past, but once their luck runs out they begin to lose again and in their desperation they decide to keep gambling, lose a great deal of their capital in the process and then they feel remorse about what they did.

After a good winning streak, you start to think that you have understood something and now it will always be like this, but losses are an integral part of the process and you can make more mistakes in this moments on emotions. After that, when you start to analyze what happened, you understand that this could have been avoided, and at such moments, of course, there is regret about what you have done.

Most gamblers make the same mistake, once they start winning a few times, they start thinking that they can manage to do that every time, without realizing that the game can always turn against them especially when there is a house edge intact all the time to make the house win in the long run. Some people even start betting with higher amounts once they get a winning streak which is the biggest mistake.

They wouldn't win as much as they will lose when they start betting with higher amounts because when they start losing, they try recovering their losses by doubling their bets and if a loss steak hits them, it clears their bankroll and waves them bye-bye after that.

I agree with this.

It's a common mistake for gamblers to not acknowledge the fact that there will be times they could lose too despite the continuous winning streak they had. Even if you are very much skilled, intelligent, and strategic, there will be times that luck won't just side on your favor. Hence, if you managed to win consecutively and happen to have an amount that is enough to get you something important, then learn to stop and control your urges. Otherwise, the luckiness might turn into madness later on. Your winnings can be instantly wiped out if ever you messed up or if ever the odds won't just be in favor with you.

You have to limit yourself and build a healthy gambling habit so that you won't regret later on. Indeed, tables can turn in the very last minute, so be wary of your actions especially if it involves large sum of money.

[Silberman]

I agree with this.

It's a common mistake for gamblers to not acknowledge the fact that there will be times they could lose too despite the continuous winning streak they had. Even if you are very much skilled, intelligent, and strategic, there will be times that luck won't just side on your favor. Hence, if you managed to win consecutively and happen to have an amount that is enough to get you something important, then learn to stop and control your urges. Otherwise, the luckiness might turn into madness later on. Your winnings can be instantly wiped out if ever you messed up or if ever the odds won't just be in favor with you.

You have to limit yourself and build a healthy gambling habit so that you won't regret later on. Indeed, tables can turn in the very last minute, so be wary of your actions especially if it involves large sum of money.

The gambler that has learned to control themselves will have a larger number of winning sessions as they will know when to stop gambling when they are ahead, while those that let their greed take control of them will keep gambling hoping to get even more money, only to realize that the longer they gamble the more their results will begin to resemble every single other session they had on the past, and then the luck they were so proud will abandon them and their loses could reach very high levels in a relatively short amount of time.

[Huppercase]

Losing certainly feels bad. I know the feeling of losing a lot of money due to my stupidity but that has not stopped me from losing even more money in the all-too-near futures after that. Just put it out of your head and not dwell on it too much. Otherwise you start thinking you can win your loss back but end up losing more money...

Every human possesses adrenaline on their body system and it's natural for them to react in the body system when there is fear, excitement and panic, so I think it's normal for players react or feel bad when they lost bets, no way that can be avoided but then the way people feel it is different from others, there are some players that quench their loss in that moments the tickets is gone, they feel bad but it is within a short range while others may take hours, days or month and it also depends on the amount that was loss, you know our pocket size are not the same but people will go extreme to play what they cannot afford to lose.

[Solosanz]

Yeah I felt remorse when I was gamble to earn money, but I learn to accept losses and find the enjoyment through gambling, I never felt remorse after gambling anymore. It's all about your mindset, someone who gamble without looking to earn money will not mad or sad when if they lose. Remember, gamble isn't for everyone especially people who still earn less than their monthly needs.

[dothebeats]

I agree with this.

It's a common mistake for gamblers to not acknowledge the fact that there will be times they could lose too despite the continuous winning streak they had. Even if you are very much skilled, intelligent, and strategic, there will be times that luck won't just side on your favor. Hence, if you managed to win consecutively and happen to have an amount that is enough to get you something important, then learn to stop and control your urges. Otherwise, the luckiness might turn into madness later on. Your winnings can be instantly wiped out if ever you messed up or if ever the odds won't just be in favor with you.

You have to limit yourself and build a healthy gambling habit so that you won't regret later on. Indeed, tables can turn in the very last minute, so be wary of your actions especially if it involves large sum of money.

The gambler that has learned to control themselves will have a larger number of winning sessions as they will know when to stop gambling when they are ahead, while those that let their greed take control of them will keep gambling hoping to get even more money, only to realize that the longer they gamble the more their results will begin to resemble every single other session they had on the past, and then the luck they were so proud will abandon them and their loses could reach very high levels in a relatively short amount of time.

But in the long run, everyone loses and the only winner is the house. Those who learned the art of self-control will not lose a lot, but will still lose regardless. They might have some advantage in terms of spending or losing, but they all lose nonetheless.

At least though, they get to enjoy their money without getting into deep in gambling. I'd take that any day as you can treat it as a hobby anyway.

[Yamifoud]

Yeah I felt remorse when I was gamble to earn money, but I learn to accept losses and find the enjoyment through gambling, I never felt remorse after gambling anymore. It's all about your mindset, someone who gamble without looking to earn money will not mad or sad when if they lose. Remember, gamble isn't for everyone especially people who still earn less than their monthly needs.

Disappointments and regrets/remorse, I indeed feel those things and sometimes it happens to me. Why? Because the moment that I gamble, I'm already expecting to win and very unfortunate that it never ends like that where losses are gonna happen even if we don't like it. That is why I've practiced stopping thinking about winning and imagining it and rather thinking that I was enjoying this so it never hurts me more but less pain. It is accepted that it was hard to get lucky in gambling rather than being too unlucky that's why we often lose than bring home the jackpot prize. 

[Jating]

Yeah I felt remorse when I was gamble to earn money, but I learn to accept losses and find the enjoyment through gambling, I never felt remorse after gambling anymore. It's all about your mindset, someone who gamble without looking to earn money will not mad or sad when if they lose. Remember, gamble isn't for everyone especially people who still earn less than their monthly needs.

Disappointments and regrets/remorse, I indeed feel those things and sometimes it happens to me. Why? Because the moment that I gamble, I'm already expecting to win and very unfortunate that it never ends like that where losses are gonna happen even if we don't like it. That is why I've practiced stopping thinking about winning and imagining it and rather thinking that I was enjoying this so it never hurts me more but less pain. It is accepted that it was hard to get lucky in gambling rather than being too unlucky that's why we often lose than bring home the jackpot prize. 

I think everyone has went to that kind of emotions when we gamble, specially regrets and that what ifs after a lose. What if we didn't gamble that money or what if we stop when we are still in the winning ways.

But I guess for the majority of gamblers, we already know that sooner or later we are going to lose everything. But we still go and take that risk and it's going to be very difficult to us once we lost that money.

[slapper]

Yeah I felt remorse when I was gamble to earn money, but I learn to accept losses and find the enjoyment through gambling, I never felt remorse after gambling anymore. It's all about your mindset, someone who gamble without looking to earn money will not mad or sad when if they lose. Remember, gamble isn't for everyone especially people who still earn less than their monthly needs.

Disappointments and regrets/remorse, I indeed feel those things and sometimes it happens to me. Why? Because the moment that I gamble, I'm already expecting to win and very unfortunate that it never ends like that where losses are gonna happen even if we don't like it. That is why I've practiced stopping thinking about winning and imagining it and rather thinking that I was enjoying this so it never hurts me more but less pain. It is accepted that it was hard to get lucky in gambling rather than being too unlucky that's why we often lose than bring home the jackpot prize.  

It's healthy that you're adjusting your approach and expectations, as gambling is fraught with uncertainty and chance. Behavioural economics provides abundant evidence for "loss aversion," or the belief that losses hurt roughly twice as much as gains.

Feeling let down when your victories don't pan out is very normal. Changing your focus from winning to having fun in a game demonstrates maturity of character and the ability to withstand stress in the face of adversity.

While this outlook may help you feel better emotionally, it won't eliminate the financial hazards associated with gambling. Always play within your means, and if it becomes more than just a game, get some professional assistance.

[piebeyb]

Yeah I felt remorse when I was gamble to earn money, but I learn to accept losses and find the enjoyment through gambling, I never felt remorse after gambling anymore. It's all about your mindset, someone who gamble without looking to earn money will not mad or sad when if they lose. Remember, gamble isn't for everyone especially people who still earn less than their monthly needs.

Yes, that's what happened, everyone regrets every time they experience defeat in gambling, that's why you always learn from experience when you lose, not to regret, like life, if you feel like a failure, don't ever regret it, but make it a life experience so you can be more careful in taking action, for example self-control in gambling also limits gambling activities so that you don't spend all your time gambling.

Sometimes we need to divide our time with family, work and others, that's why gambling must really be able to set the time when to play and when to stop gambling, as long as we have a mindset that does not think that gambling is a job that makes you rich quick, I'm sure everything will be fine it's fine, after all I always make this adage that defeat is actually an experience for us to be able to play wiser, not a regret.

[Fesatmas]

Yeah I felt remorse when I was gamble to earn money, but I learn to accept losses and find the enjoyment through gambling, I never felt remorse after gambling anymore. It's all about your mindset, someone who gamble without looking to earn money will not mad or sad when if they lose. Remember, gamble isn't for everyone especially people who still earn less than their monthly needs.

Actually, it all depends on the conditions, when you get a win then I think you won't feel the regret. And conversely, if you experience defeat, you will definitely feel regret. Learning to be able to accept consequences or risks is a good action so you are not too down to keep thinking about it. Gamble healthily where you can accept all the facts that will happen at the end of the game. I just lost at gambling but it didn't bother me psychologically at all, because before doing so I had agreed with myself that however the end result I would accept it and I risked the money that I had prepared for a loss. It all depends on each person's perspective, if someone views gambling as a way of making money then it is certain that there will be lots of negative impacts that he will feel, even stress though.

I think everyone has went to that kind of emotions when we gamble, specially regrets and that what ifs after a lose. What if we didn't gamble that money or what if we stop when we are still in the winning ways.

But I guess for the majority of gamblers, we already know that sooner or later we are going to lose everything. But we still go and take that risk and it's going to be very difficult to us once we lost that money.

I think regret will not come if someone looks at gambling in a healthy way, where it is only for entertainment and cannot be used as a field for making money. All gamblers realize that sooner or later they will experience negative effects from gambling, but as you said even though defeat always dominates in the end they still always do it, this may be due to the impact of an expectation that is too high.

[Webetcoins]

The gambler that has learned to control themselves will have a larger number of winning sessions as they will know when to stop gambling when they are ahead, while those that let their greed take control of them will keep gambling hoping to get even more money, only to realize that the longer they gamble the more their results will begin to resemble every single other session they had on the past, and then the luck they were so proud will abandon them and their loses could reach very high levels in a relatively short amount of time.

And that is when you actually feel remorse when you have managed to win a specific amount of money over your initial deposit that you could easily withdraw but you don't do it because you become greedy and want to turn that amount into something bigger, but what happens is that you lose what you've earned so far and a part of what you had deposited as well, and then you feel so bad that it is an emotion unexplainable.

That is why it is very much important to have some control over yourself when you are gambling because it takes no time for the time to turn against you and at one moment you are at the top of the house and at the second moment, the house gets over you and takes back whatever you've earned so far.

[Rabata]

Yeah I felt remorse when I was gamble to earn money, but I learn to accept losses and find the enjoyment through gambling, I never felt remorse after gambling anymore. It's all about your mindset, someone who gamble without looking to earn money will not mad or sad when if they lose. Remember, gamble isn't for everyone especially people who still earn less than their monthly needs.

Like you I had remorse in the beginning of my gambling life but as I got better knowledge at gambling I regretted less. But yes gambling is not for everyone. I think only those who can afford to lose are worthy to gamble. Join in gambling only for income is definitely foolish because there is a combination of winning and losing in gambling. So it is better to enjoy it without expecting much. When a person forgets about earning from this I think he will be able to enjoy from it.

[darkangel11]

Yeah I felt remorse when I was gamble to earn money, but I learn to accept losses and find the enjoyment through gambling, I never felt remorse after gambling anymore. It's all about your mindset, someone who gamble without looking to earn money will not mad or sad when if they lose. Remember, gamble isn't for everyone especially people who still earn less than their monthly needs.

Then you have a problem and it's not because you feel remorse but because you gamble to earn money. It's one of the biggest mistakes gamblers do. You should play for fun, or to feel the thrill, sometimes to kill time, but saying that you're doing it as a way of earning will usually lead you to lots of regrets and attitude problems. Maybe you 're fine like you say you are, but it's possible you stopped treating it as a way to make money and that's what lies at the bottom of this change.

[Jody.Drummer]

Yeah I felt remorse when I was gamble to earn money, but I learn to accept losses and find the enjoyment through gambling, I never felt remorse after gambling anymore. It's all about your mindset, someone who gamble without looking to earn money will not mad or sad when if they lose. Remember, gamble isn't for everyone especially people who still earn less than their monthly needs.

Like you I had remorse in the beginning of my gambling life but as I got better knowledge at gambling I regretted less. But yes gambling is not for everyone. I think only those who can afford to lose are worthy to gamble. Join in gambling only for income is definitely foolish because there is a combination of winning and losing in gambling. So it is better to enjoy it without expecting much. When a person forgets about earning from this I think he will be able to enjoy from it.

In my opinion, a person who feels sorry and plays again in the future, it's not because he regrets playing, but he is a person who regrets not getting a win. For those who win they will never regret it, and for those who lose they will hope for their money back and it's not regret, because something can be considered regret when someone never does something that makes them regret again.

True, not everyone can afford to lose money, and gamblers are very good people because they can do it and are prepared to lose money. 
That is why if we don't have income that can cover our necessities of life, and are also not ready to lose money it is not advisable to gamble because it will make their difficulties worse.

[klidex]

Yeah I felt remorse when I was gamble to earn money, but I learn to accept losses and find the enjoyment through gambling, I never felt remorse after gambling anymore. It's all about your mindset, someone who gamble without looking to earn money will not mad or sad when if they lose. Remember, gamble isn't for everyone especially people who still earn less than their monthly needs.

Then you have a problem and it's not because you feel remorse but because you gamble to earn money. It's one of the biggest mistakes gamblers do. You should play for fun, or to feel the thrill, sometimes to kill time, but saying that you're doing it as a way of earning will usually lead you to lots of regrets and attitude problems. Maybe you 're fine like you say you are, but it's possible you stopped treating it as a way to make money and that's what lies at the bottom of this change.

Have we ever experienced a situation in gambling that changed our mindset and emotions to become uncontrollable?
Yes, as experienced by Solosanz maybe before making a bet he will think this gambling is just for fun but all that can change when sometimes wins come in a row and feel that luck will come again and want to double his winnings again but it doesn't match expectations which in the end lose again.
So he lost all the balances and also all the winning money that should have been disbursed but lost the gamble and regretted everything.

[Shinpako09]

No, since I don't gamble with my pocket money, and it has nothing to do with gambling in the end. Regardless of how confident you are or how you feel before you begin playing. The result will always be the same. The only thing I regret is not being able to force myself to withdraw and instead keep going.

[serjent05]

No, since I don't gamble with my pocket money, and it has nothing to do with gambling in the end. Regardless of how confident you are or how you feel before you begin playing. The result will always be the same. The only thing I regret is not being able to force myself to withdraw and instead keep going.

There is always next time. If you gamble and is on the winning streak, you can always decide to take the winning.  Just don't be greedy and think that there will be next time to enjoy the game.  For the moment let yourself take the drive seat and do things that you wanted to do such as withdrawing your winnings in gambling.  It must be you to be followed and not your desire to continuously gamble until your fund is depleted.

[stomachgrowls]

No, since I don't gamble with my pocket money, and it has nothing to do with gambling in the end. Regardless of how confident you are or how you feel before you begin playing. The result will always be the same. The only thing I regret is not being able to force myself to withdraw and instead keep going.

There is always next time. If you gamble and is on the winning streak, you can always decide to take the winning.  Just don't be greedy and think that there will be next time to enjoy the game.  For the moment let yourself take the drive seat and do things that you wanted to do such as withdrawing your winnings in gambling.  It must be you to be followed and not your desire to continuously gamble until your fund is depleted.

Easy to say but when you are already on such condition then it would really be that hard for you to stop mid-way on which this is where most people do really fail on doing so.This is why gambling industry becomes big

because people's or gamblers behavior would really be continuing on what they are doing. There's no time about regret and hesitance on the time that you do have still money on your pocket but on the time that there's

none then this is where it starts for you to have those regrets or feeling sorry on what you have done. This is why on the time that you do gamble then you should prepare yourself
about facing up some losses and this is why you should really be that prepared and getting used to it when it comes to losses. This is why its important that you should
really be accepting about your fate that in the end of the day you would be losing those betting capital that you've been using.

[Twentyonepaylots]

No, since I don't gamble with my pocket money, and it has nothing to do with gambling in the end. Regardless of how confident you are or how you feel before you begin playing. The result will always be the same. The only thing I regret is not being able to force myself to withdraw and instead keep going.

There is always next time. If you gamble and is on the winning streak, you can always decide to take the winning.  Just don't be greedy and think that there will be next time to enjoy the game.  For the moment let yourself take the drive seat and do things that you wanted to do such as withdrawing your winnings in gambling.  It must be you to be followed and not your desire to continuously gamble until your fund is depleted.

Easy to say but when you are already on such condition then it would really be that hard for you to stop mid-way on which this is where most people do really fail on doing so.This is why gambling industry becomes big

because people's or gamblers behavior would really be continuing on what they are doing. There's no time about regret and hesitance on the time that you do have still money on your pocket but on the time that there's

none then this is where it starts for you to have those regrets or feeling sorry on what you have done. This is why on the time that you do gamble then you should prepare yourself
about facing up some losses and this is why you should really be that prepared and getting used to it when it comes to losses. This is why its important that you should
really be accepting about your fate that in the end of the day you would be losing those betting capital that you've been using.

Once you get the idea that you just grabbed the opportunity or chance to win, you'd be away from regrets simply because if the outcome is good, you'd probably be celebrating at the end of the day. You won't lose of you did not bite the chance. You won't win if you did not try. Either you lose or win, you've made up your decision to gamble therefore there should not be any regret. To feel sad of the bad outcome is just fine but remorse is another thing. If you ever be feeling such thing after betting, then you should stop it already; gambling isn't for you. There'll be always a tendency to lose so would you be okay feeling remorse everytime? That would be too tiring on my end.