how to get over it

[Doan9269]

When you were able to make $1000 to $100k, surely it is possible for you to make $100k to $1000k. You need to follow the same process as that you did to make $1000 to $100k. The mistake from your side is going all in one. At some point you're looking for a much faster way to reach your dream target. This is where the loss is happening and you gonna start from the scratch once again. You're really a great one, because not everyone is able to make it happen out of sports betting.

Maybe he should watch the movie wild card and learn from the gambling experience there, the more attempts you continue to make  keep winining will surprised you that the last move you may attempts will be the last chance that will render you total forfeiture of the entire earnings you been making frombthe beginning, he would have left and be satisfied with the little he has gained than taking risk on the entire money to make the last gamble, maybe he would have been given that opportunity to have something as take home.

[slapper]

Well if you can turn a thousand into a hundred thousand, that means you only need self-control and patience. You are already capable of making 100z on your bankroll, and what's lacking right now is your ability to wait. Don't worry, patience and self-control is also lacking on a lot of gamblers and not just you, so you're obviously not alone in this dilemma. 10 instances of that $1000 to $100,000 and you're already a millionaire, and you did it a couple of times already.

He's lacking self control and a strategy that's why he's loosing all the profits he makes from winning this big in betting. Already he's lucky and having a dream that most gamblers only dream about and can't execute them. He should plan properly next time.

After reaching your targets in the amount of money you want to make next time, you should move some money into something more stable that you can be guaranteed of getting good profits from like investing in Bitcoin and keeping your profits in the coin.

Don't go all in again, divide the money and use a portion for future bets or take some break off betting. With the amount of money you have called you shouldn't be struggling for money again but because you have lost all, you still have to keep on betting and filled with regrets.

It seems we've hit upon the timeless lesson of the tortoise and the hare, only in a modern setting: the realm of betting and cryptocurrencies. Your friend indeed has the Midas touch, turning a grand into a hundred grand. Yet, the lack of patience and self-control is his Achilles heel. Consider adopting a risk management strategy. It's not as spicy as going all in, but it's a surefire way to preserve capital. It's all about hedging your bets and not putting all your eggs in one basket.

To switch things up a bit, diversification could be a game-changer. As you've pointed out, Bitcoin and other stable investments can provide a safety net for profits. Think of it as a checkpoint in a video game; even if you lose, you don't start from scratch. A well-rounded approach to betting could include designated time-outs. Remember, it's not just about winning; it's about maintaining those wins. Remember the #HODL movement? It's about having the patience to hold onto investments, rather than making hasty decisions.

[Kakmakr]

I think you are addicted to the adrenaline rush that you get from gambling. The small bets does not give you that rush of adrenaline, because it is a low risk bet. You have a serious problem and if you do not have the money to back that kind of betting, then you are going to be out on your ass on the street. 

I will not bet like that, even if I had Elon Musk's or Drake's bankroll.... because it's a recipe for a disaster. You soon get into a habit to bet like that and before you know it, then your savings are gone. 

[Mr. Magkaisa]

I’ve turned $1,000 into $100,000
I’ve turned $6,000 into $80,000
I’ve turned $11,000 into $550,000
and recently I’ve turned $4,000 into $90,000

With nothing to show for it…I’m a sharp sports bettor, but I always end up going all in. I can never be satisfied until it’s too late. I always need to go all in.

I’ve been reading comments from my last post (turning $4,000 into $90,000 and losing the entire $90,000), and I can’t help but feel like shit.

How do I get over the countless failures? I’ve been chasing the $1,000,000 dream for years.

You're so lucky not every gambler has the opportunity to reach that earning but unfortunately, you have a worse habit and mindset of not getting satisfied, you are trying to reach the $1 million in one go that's a long shot it can be considered a lottery jackpot.

The first thing that you need to do is to let go of that $1 million goal and be satisfied with tripling your earning you are good at gambling but lack the control and the right mindset you know that the house will eventually beat you as you keep on chasing that big jackpot, but you keep denying it and so you end up losing.

You can eventually reach that $1 million all you have to do is to be satisfied with small earnings or it will become a cycle of winning a lot and then losing everything in one go.

    -   There are really people like OP mate who are not satisfied with what they receive in life. Maybe it will happen in the end, everything he won will be even bigger as a result of his eventual loss.

I don't even understand, why bragging people here in the forum are also bragging, for what, to get compliments and nice words to tell him that he is good. Even if OP is good, if there is no contentment, it's useless, right?

[worle1bm]

You need to ask yourself that whether you can loose this amount or not from your perspective? You are not cashing out profits and going all in which is risky move and seriously when you loose any big amount it will serve as learning lesson to you and that time regret is what we all have.So we should be able to control ourselves and this is first rule you are ignoring so what else to say about it.You mean you have not lost because it seems you are in profit always while it's your luck favouring you but it can turn you down anytime.

[KTChampions]

You talk about your wins, but what about your losses? How many failed attempts were there before you were able to make such big multipliers? If the amounts spent on attempts are already greater than the amount of winnings, are these winnings so good? And will you be happy when you win the coveted million dollars if you spend a million (or more) on these attempts?

I thought I was the only one who saw the fact that winnings were cited but the topic is concerned with failure and losses. But on my end, if I happened to win on multipliers or to simply win, and losses are still bigger, I'd still be happy I guess, atleast 'coz I'd rather choose making my losses smaller than to just continue losing on my entire gambling activity. It actually depends on one's tolerance; some would give up already once their losses blew up their wallets. For sure many gamblers who won the jackpot suffered from huge loss unless they are just lucky enough as a gambler. And if I spent millions to get a win, and the reward is bigger, it'll be props to my efforts and would for sure be happy 'coz at last, I experienced winning bigtime.

I see that the OP was getting not that big multipliers actually - he listed his winnings with multipliers of 100, 13, 50 and 22. It is not very difficult to get such multipliers, for example, this year I made 1826 dollars out of $20 free bet on sports betting (and I withdrew 1800). This is x91. And I know for sure that the amount of money that I spent on bets is less than 1800, that is, I am in the black. I would be interested to know if the OP would have been in the black even if he could stop and not lose these winnings.

[ethereumhunter]

You need to ask yourself that whether you can loose this amount or not from your perspective? You are not cashing out profits and going all in which is risky move and seriously when you loose any big amount it will serve as learning lesson to you and that time regret is what we all have.So we should be able to control ourselves and this is first rule you are ignoring so what else to say about it.You mean you have not lost because it seems you are in profit always while it's your luck favouring you but it can turn you down anytime.

Judging from what he experienced, it seemed that he could bear the loss because he could make a lot of money. And it seems he has a gambling addiction because instead of stopping gambling for a while and enjoying his winnings, he continues to gamble. He had to work on it because continuing to play didn't guarantee he would get another big win, and it did. He had a losing streak, which was a huge amount of money. He must overcome or control himself to stop so that he does not experience loss.

[piebeyb]

I think you are addicted to the adrenaline rush that you get from gambling. The small bets does not give you that rush of adrenaline, because it is a low risk bet. You have a serious problem and if you do not have the money to back that kind of betting, then you are going to be out on your ass on the street. 

I will not bet like that, even if I had Elon Musk's or Drake's bankroll.... because it's a recipe for a disaster. You soon get into a habit to bet like that and before you know it, then your savings are gone. 

I think OP is already an expert in the game and maybe he got a lot of luck because of his courage, if you look at him he looks like an addict because he is obsessed with winning big for that when he feels like failing is normal, I can't say he's a real gambler basically he just got lucky in one place time and in the end he failed at the end of the game.

Op forgot that in every game you don't always get wins and get lucky sequentially, but I give a thumbs up for his courage because no gambler is as brave as him, if I were him maybe I'd have a lot of savings because I prefer to withdraw money when I win big then rest for the next few days.

[noormcs5]

When you were able to make $1000 to $100k, surely it is possible for you to make $100k to $1000k. You need to follow the same process as that you did to make $1000 to $100k. The mistake from your side is going all in one. At some point you're looking for a much faster way to reach your dream target. This is where the loss is happening and you gonna start from the scratch once again. You're really a great one, because not everyone is able to make it happen out of sports betting.

Maybe he should watch the movie wild card and learn from the gambling experience there, the more attempts you continue to make  keep winining will surprised you that the last move you may attempts will be the last chance that will render you total forfeiture of the entire earnings you been making frombthe beginning, he would have left and be satisfied with the little he has gained than taking risk on the entire money to make the last gamble, maybe he would have been given that opportunity to have something as take home.

The most important thing to note is that if a gambler is successful previously in making a lot of money in gambling, there is no guarantee that the gambler will again make a similar amount of wins even if he follows the same process.

Some people think that since they have experience in making money through gambling, they can always make money, which is wrong. Experience does not matter in gambling. You lose one day and you win another day and all that is based upon luck, and not on experience. I hope OP will not become too overconfident over his wins recently.

[smyslov]

I’ve turned $1,000 into $100,000
I’ve turned $6,000 into $80,000
I’ve turned $11,000 into $550,000
and recently I’ve turned $4,000 into $90,000

With nothing to show for it…I’m a sharp sports bettor, but I always end up going all in. I can never be satisfied until it’s too late. I always need to go all in.

I’ve been reading comments from my last post (turning $4,000 into $90,000 and losing the entire $90,000), and I can’t help but feel like shit.

How do I get over the countless failures? I’ve been chasing the $1,000,000 dream for years.

You cannot as long as you want it in one session the right strategy is to take a small profit and be contented with it, it's very rare to hit the $1 million jackpot with a small amount unless you are going to use half a million to bet, accumulate small winning and if you calculate it you will eventually reach $1 million
don't over-extend your luck or you will suffer from a bad break.

[Aikidoka]

You talk about your wins, but what about your losses? How many failed attempts were there before you were able to make such big multipliers? If the amounts spent on attempts are already greater than the amount of winnings, are these winnings so good? And will you be happy when you win the coveted million dollars if you spend a million (or more) on these attempts?

I thought I was the only one who saw the fact that winnings were cited but the topic is concerned with failure and losses. But on my end, if I happened to win on multipliers or to simply win, and losses are still bigger, I'd still be happy I guess, atleast 'coz I'd rather choose making my losses smaller than to just continue losing on my entire gambling activity. It actually depends on one's tolerance; some would give up already once their losses blew up their wallets. For sure many gamblers who won the jackpot suffered from huge loss unless they are just lucky enough as a gambler. And if I spent millions to get a win, and the reward is bigger, it'll be props to my efforts and would for sure be happy 'coz at last, I experienced winning bigtime.

I see that the OP was getting not that big multipliers actually - he listed his winnings with multipliers of 100, 13, 50 and 22. It is not very difficult to get such multipliers, for example, this year I made 1826 dollars out of $20 free bet on sports betting (and I withdrew 1800). This is x91. And I know for sure that the amount of money that I spent on bets is less than 1800, that is, I am in the black. I would be interested to know if the OP would have been in the black even if he could stop and not lose these winnings.

OP always seems to go big! I mean, he bets with a lot of money but it appears that he's making a good profit since he believes he's a professional and skilled in sports betting. I don't have much to say about it, but as long as he's making more money than he loses, it's fine as long as he doesn't go all-in. However, it seems that he does that sometimes, which is highly risky. If he loses all his money, he'll be left with nothing. Honestly, very few people would take such a risk like him unless they're foolish or have a gambling addiction.

I don't think OP is like you. He probably only shows his successful bets but doesn't reveal his losses. It's possible that he has lost much more money than he has actually won. that's just my opinion.

[fullhdpixel]

People are really not content with what they have right now; just imagine your winnings; they are really big, and you can do a lot of things with them. For sure, you are addicted to gambling, as you said that you go all in. I think it is better to seek help. You are now betting big and winning at the same time, but you are still pursuing your goal. Just stop for a moment and think of your winnings and ask yourself, "Are you still continuing to do that method of going all in even though you are losing a lot? If yes, and you still continue, then you are really crazy.

No, don't generalize them. There might be people out there who are already happy and contented with that they currently have and they know that wanting to have more is not a good idea as it can only lead for more losses instead which will hunt them after some time or even for the eternity.

I feel that OP is a rich man and that money might seem to be normal for him because why will he look for more? Although he said that he has a goal and that is to reach 1m dollars. This is too far and doing a couple of all-ins will only make him bust. It would be better if he can think of other less risky strategies. Maybe he should save each money he won from one session. That should make his goal easier to reach.

[Webetcoins]

Losing the gold that you've gathered on the way to searching for the diamond is obviously not a wise thing to do. Chasing your dreams is not a bad thing and everyone should do that with dedication and effort that they can put in, but one should also use their mind for that because we all know that those who work hard get success but those who work smart get the work done more quickly and easily.

You could continue searching for your dream by accumulating the money that you managed to make with all the bets and amounts that you've made in the past, it would make both your life and chasing your dream way easier than you can think. You could have more money to make more bets and reach closer and closer to your target and eventually achieve it one day.

[Cling18]

I'm sure that you already know the solution but you're just blinded by the possibilities that you could still win big amount of profit again. The only thing that you can do is to chance your mindset and stop chasing your losses. Always keep in mind that you can't always win against the power house and despite winning huge amount, you shouldn't disregard that losing will always be a part of the game.
Discipline yourself and know how to control your emotions. In your case, your emotion is the one that is controlling you in your decision making and that's something that you should be aware of. Put limitations and set enough amount of capital and stop or rest when necessary. You have lost huge amount already and I guess, it's time for you to be wise in managing your finances in gambling. Move on and stop getting too emotional when remembering your losses because that's a part of the risk that you are taking in gambling. If you are having lose streaks, then stop for a while and think of a better strategies that you can apply the next time you gamble again.

[Saint-loup]

I’ve turned $1,000 into $100,000
I’ve turned $6,000 into $80,000
I’ve turned $11,000 into $550,000
and recently I’ve turned $4,000 into $90,000

With nothing to show for it…I’m a sharp sports bettor, but I always end up going all in. I can never be satisfied until it’s too late. I always need to go all in.

I’ve been reading comments from my last post (turning $4,000 into $90,000 and losing the entire $90,000), and I can’t help but feel like shit.

How do I get over the countless failures? I’ve been chasing the $1,000,000 dream for years.

     -  What is that? from your 1000$ starting gamble you managed to grow 100k$? or instead of only losing 1000$ you lost 100k$? did I understand correctly? Because gambling is always a loss and always a win.

That's why if you always experience winning there are only two things, either you are really lucky or you use fraud. Today, the loss of gambling by players often in a casino is normal in gambling and cannot be changed.

You're wrong mate, Mr. Magkaisa isn't talking about gambling at casino, he's talking about gambling at sport bets. Unlike casino games, where you can hardly overcome the house edge, at sports bets, you can do it if you are a very good bettor. Because it's almost impossible to guess the outcome at Roulette, but it's not totally impossible for a match. And if for outcomes @2.00 odds for example you're able to guess the right result 60% of the times, you will make profits because 0.60 x 2.00 > 1

[QueenVera]

I’ve turned $1,000 into $100,000
I’ve turned $6,000 into $80,000
I’ve turned $11,000 into $550,000
and recently I’ve turned $4,000 into $90,000

With nothing to show for it…I’m a sharp sports bettor, but I always end up going all in. I can never be satisfied until it’s too late. I always need to go all in.

I’ve been reading comments from my last post (turning $4,000 into $90,000 and losing the entire $90,000), and I can’t help but feel like shit.

How do I get over the countless failures? I’ve been chasing the $1,000,000 dream for years.

By now, if you had been using wisdom to your betting victories, you would have reached the $1 million target price you had been pursuing for years. Calculate how much money you could have gained if you learned to relax and quit being greedy by putting all of your winnings in at once (which you do lose).

It will be advisable for you to have a maximum quantity of gains you would go in for on any given day in your gambling winnings, which always end in losses. Once you've done that, your day's worth of betting is over.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who felt op was greedy  because I see no reason why one should go all in a bet with such amount of money and except from the fact that casinos get excited from our  losses, I think there should be some form of staking  limit and not sitting  and watch a player gamble away 90k in a single bet.

Op you really need to work on your emotions and learn how not chase losses because I understand  that as humans, there are some uncontrollable situations  in our lives but the ability  to control  those times makes us masters in such times.
I'm sorry you had to lose such amount of money while trying to achieve your goal bjt you have  to be less greedy.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I’ve turned $1,000 into $100,000
I’ve turned $6,000 into $80,000
I’ve turned $11,000 into $550,000
and recently I’ve turned $4,000 into $90,000

With nothing to show for it…I’m a sharp sports bettor, but I always end up going all in. I can never be satisfied until it’s too late. I always need to go all in.

I’ve been reading comments from my last post (turning $4,000 into $90,000 and losing the entire $90,000), and I can’t help but feel like shit.

How do I get over the countless failures? I’ve been chasing the $1,000,000 dream for years.

By now, if you had been using wisdom to your betting victories, you would have reached the $1 million target price you had been pursuing for years. Calculate how much money you could have gained if you learned to relax and quit being greedy by putting all of your winnings in at once (which you do lose).

It will be advisable for you to have a maximum quantity of gains you would go in for on any given day in your gambling winnings, which always end in losses. Once you've done that, your day's worth of betting is over.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who felt op was greedy  because I see no reason why one should go all in a bet with such amount of money and except from the fact that casinos get excited from our  losses, I think there should be some form of staking  limit and not sitting  and watch a player gamble away 90k in a single bet.

Op you really need to work on your emotions and learn how not chase losses because I understand  that as humans, there are some uncontrollable situations  in our lives but the ability  to control  those times makes us masters in such times.
I'm sorry you had to lose such amount of money while trying to achieve your goal bjt you have  to be less greedy.

Yeah, in as much as I also agree that greed is the reason op goes all in in a bet with so much amount of money, let's not completely rule out the major root of the whole problem, and that is for the fact that op is a chronic addict and needs real help, he clearly said it in the op that  he is usually not satisfied until its too late, that is until he has gone all In and lost it all, he is usually not satisfied, I have someone whom I can relate this type of gambling addiction to, he told me in clear terms that he is never satisfied until he as gambled all the money in his pocket away..

If you guys ask me, I would say that, this is not a matter of being greedy, but a matter of addiction, op needs to find a way to come out from his addiction, then and only then he learn to control his greed and every other gambling related emotions.

[KTChampions]

I see that the OP was getting not that big multipliers actually - he listed his winnings with multipliers of 100, 13, 50 and 22. It is not very difficult to get such multipliers, for example, this year I made 1826 dollars out of $20 free bet on sports betting (and I withdrew 1800). This is x91. And I know for sure that the amount of money that I spent on bets is less than 1800, that is, I am in the black. I would be interested to know if the OP would have been in the black even if he could stop and not lose these winnings.

OP always seems to go big! I mean, he bets with a lot of money but it appears that he's making a good profit since he believes he's a professional and skilled in sports betting. I don't have much to say about it, but as long as he's making more money than he loses, it's fine as long as he doesn't go all-in. However, it seems that he does that sometimes, which is highly risky. If he loses all his money, he'll be left with nothing. Honestly, very few people would take such a risk like him unless they're foolish or have a gambling addiction.

I don't think OP is like you. He probably only shows his successful bets but doesn't reveal his losses. It's possible that he has lost much more money than he has actually won. that's just my opinion.

I remember he had a topic where he boasted about the wagering amount - it seems there were millions of dollars. On the other hand, he had some incomprehensible topics about "guaranteed" fixed games and about bets on such games with borrowed funds. It's hard to judge what's true in his stories and what's not, but it looks like he's at least occasionally a highroller.

[rahmad2nd]

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I’ve been reading comments from my last post (turning $4,000 into $90,000 and losing the entire $90,000), and I can’t help but feel like shit.

How do I get over the countless failures? I’ve been chasing the $1,000,000 dream for years.

If what you say is true, I think you have quite deep insight and experience in terms of betting. in particular, I once commented on your thread about betting all in $90,000. if I'm not mistaken, you bet on Over in the French league 2. if I'm wrong, please forgive me.  First of all, I can't figure out what you plan to do in your betting. from $1000 to $100,000 it is a high amount if I convert in our local currency.

To be honest, I don't have the guts to bet like you do. because, the amount is so big that I can even finance all our needs including for our children's future education. I love betting, especially football. however my bankroll is very limited compared to what you do. if I were you, I would play it safer if the multiples of money at stake have exceeded 100x.
and if I were to imagine in your position, losing the whole stake in one single bet. seems to be a little disturbing my sanity. luckily, i was a little gambler. so, when I lose I won't be burdened with the bet I made.

[Slow death]

when I saw your post where you said that you turned $4000 into $90,000 I immediately said that you were probably at the beginning of becoming a gambling addict, I remember that while I was writing my post I was very worried about you, but now that I'm seeing your post again where you talk about another absurd goal of yours, I'm convinced that your problem could be much more serious than I imagined, you're really making the biggest mistake of all, which is setting a goal of high profits that you want to obtain with gambling and you are completely ignoring the real fact that gambling is not a source of steady income

you are ignoring something real that gambling is not to set a high profit target, when you continue on this path you will lose everything you have in the real world, because today you will put 90,000$ and you will lose everything, tomorrow you will put 200,000$ thinking in order to get 400,000$ and you will lose everything, after a few days you will put 300,000$ in the hope that you will get 600,000$ but again you will lose everything, there will come a time when you will no longer have money to play with, so you will start selling everything what you have and you will lose it, then you will start borrowing money and you will also lose everything, and finally you will start stealing and you will be arrested and at that time they will realize that you have become addicted to gambling

get out of it while it's still early, I don't play with those kinds of goals, look at games only as fun, because with that you won't lose much and you'll just play in your leisure time, don't destroy yourself, addiction is something very difficult to cure and it creates a lot of pain for the whole family