Reckless gambling starts after a win round.

[the rise]

I feel curious about being addicted to gambling, then people who play more and more actively even though they keep losing, I was once caught in a circle like this, spending half my savings just to recover my losses, but it was stopped after I realized, currently I only play 1% of my total income and I enjoy it whether I lose or win

[oktana]

I feel curious about being addicted to gambling, then people who play more and more actively even though they keep losing, I was once caught in a circle like this, spending half my savings just to recover my losses, but it was stopped after I realized, currently I only play 1% of my total income and I enjoy it whether I lose or win

This is one very good way to tackle it. Though, not everyone can be disciplined enough and stick to the 1% because sometimes it gets more interesting and you think you could have won irrespective of the amount you stake. Adding to this, other measure that could help include: setting time limit for gambling (may not gambling more than an hour a day, etc), setting a target amount to meet up (once you reach that amount, you stop and even if you didn’t reach it but just a fraction away, you can stop already so you don’t go losing everything again), and more.

[Gozie51]

I feel curious about being addicted to gambling, then people who play more and more actively even though they keep losing, I was once caught in a circle like this, spending half my savings just to recover my losses, but it was stopped after I realized, currently I only play 1% of my total income and I enjoy it whether I lose or win

The peace of mind in gambling is when you have played with the amount that won't matter to you if you lose it and then you will see the fun in it. Most people who gamble for fun enjoy it because they have used a lower stake to try their luck like you said you use 1% of your income to gamble but if you try playing with high stake then you will be tempted to chase back your losses when you don't win.  We don't need too much rush for profit because that is the trap we get hooked on, when you play with the amount you can afford to lose, you are sure whatever happens you can wake away easily.

[slapper]

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Greed is the first thing that will be chosen, doubling bets and increasing expectations, none other than that they do because they want to get a much larger number of wins at the expense of previous wins that are used as capital, but on the other hand do you know that they do not know at all whether luck is still there or has disappeared? unknown and all of that is out of control, they will only be able to find out whether they are still lucky or not in that session when everything is over, or that means the act of greed they do is finished and usually the results are more disappointing than expected. You have to believe that regret always comes at the end and if you don't want to feel that way then obviously it's better to cash out early than go home in tears, it's all about probabilities mate so just think about it and consider, everyone is going to be in a winning situation but unfortunately some of them are not able to enjoy their winnings because they always apply greed.

Greed is a serious problems for a gambler. If they have tasted victory, they will continue to try to win more than their first wins. Indeed, no one knows whether luck is still there or not because luck cannot be predicted. Sometimes there are people who can wins more because they feel that luck is still on their side, but sometime there are also those who cannot increase their winnings and instead just run out so that they don't get the winning. This is what influences a gambler, if they feel satisfied they should be able to stop and withdraw the money, but if they are not satisfied they will continue their activities until they get the win they hoped for.

But I'm not sure that because is a person natural attitude, even though they can win large amounts, they will still feel dissatisfied with what they get because greed will always be in their minds, no matter how big they win they will still continue and they will stop if run out of money and don't get anything. This is what is called a reckless gambler, they should not have a greedy attitude because being greedy will only cause harm to yourself because you will feel continuously dissatisfied and it is not impossible that greed will cause someone to become an addicts.

For them greed cannot be concluded as the main problem that will make them feel more regretful at the end of the session, but usually in the early stages when they are able to achieve victory then they think that greed  becomes an alternative that must be chosen for the sake of a larger amount. Yes of course, luck is always unpredictable after all, as you said and I also admit that greed does not always end in disappointment but there are also some who manage to get a bigger amount because luck is still there, but stilll everything is still gray because there is absolutely no certainty and luck is always unpredictable.

The prohibition against greed refers more to minimizing actions so that you can enjoy the previous victory, because usually something that is done in excess is always bad, especially this is gambling which always depends on luck. If there is certainty and assurance then there is obviously no problem if you want to apply greed. We must understand that the name of satisfaction has no end point, which means that  even if you  are able to get a large amount then obviously after that your hopes  and expectations will also be even greater while on the other hand gambling still depends on luck. That's why we should emphasize limits and control, because the more often you receive results that are not in accordance with your wishes, the deeper you will fall into the abyss..

Greed may be charming. It's thrilling to push boundaries and feel like you're about to win! However, moderation is essential. You stated it - excess is the enemy. Probabilities, not guarantees, are used. Why not play gambling skillfully instead of recklessly? While pushing limits is enjoyable, learning when to pull back distinguishes smart players from irresponsible ones. Satisfaction is an unending pursuit - yes! We're wired to seek the next great win. Gambling's charm is its unlimited 'what ifs' Remember, it's a game, not a certainty. The attraction of bigger rewards? Yes, tempting. Smart players know when to take their riches and leave. Try to play the game, not allow it play you. Gambling thrills, entertains, and offers enormous wins. You should enjoy the ride, not just the goal!

[Antotena]

I feel curious about being addicted to gambling, then people who play more and more actively even though they keep losing, I was once caught in a circle like this, spending half my savings just to recover my losses, but it was stopped after I realized, currently I only play 1% of my total income and I enjoy it whether I lose or win

It's Christmas period, I have stopped after my last winning because I didn't expect to win that games which happen first week of the month but after that, ever since then I have not been able to win any bet again and as I calculate the amount I have wagered between then and the time I stopped, I realized that I gamble more than half of what I won and that made me quit instantly, this is what gambling does to people when they have too much hope, when they think they are going to win and win again but many times, it a trap for you to lose more if care is not taken or play without even having much thought about it.

What even game the confidence, I notice that people win a lot of bets during Christmas period, I was exited as I didn't ever though that bet will come through but I never knew it was a trap but I will assumed that I was lucky and the luck didn't happen again and I should have seeing that coming that just because you had a today doesn't mean you are going to have that luck again the next time, always be cautious of your moves to avoid traps.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

Greed may be charming. It's thrilling to push boundaries and feel like you're about to win! However, moderation is essential. You stated it - excess is the enemy. Probabilities, not guarantees, are used. Why not play gambling skillfully instead of recklessly? While pushing limits is enjoyable, learning when to pull back distinguishes smart players from irresponsible ones. Satisfaction is an unending pursuit - yes! We're wired to seek the next great win. Gambling's charm is its unlimited 'what ifs' Remember, it's a game, not a certainty. The attraction of bigger rewards? Yes, tempting. Smart players know when to take their riches and leave. Try to play the game, not allow it play you. Gambling thrills, entertains, and offers enormous wins. You should enjoy the ride, not just the goal!

I think all these boils down to emotions. We should learn not to gamble with emotions attached. the what ifs abound when you're poised to win more or to recover your losses, you personally can tell then that you're no longer enjoying the session as tension is terribly building in your nerves. This is a good time to stop and continue another time, I discipline myself to quit anytime I notice that emotions are taking control of me in a gambling session. to be very honest, controlling emotions is better said than practiced and whenever I sense it heighten, I escape before it gets very destructive. Gambling is for fun alone, winning adds more spice to the fun, but we are humans and greed tends to slide into our emotions, Identifying it and keeping to principles or better retreating temporarily helps a whole lot cos there is a saying that "he who fights and runs, lives to fight another day".

[Fredomago]

Greed may be charming. It's thrilling to push boundaries and feel like you're about to win! However, moderation is essential. You stated it - excess is the enemy. Probabilities, not guarantees, are used. Why not play gambling skillfully instead of recklessly? While pushing limits is enjoyable, learning when to pull back distinguishes smart players from irresponsible ones. Satisfaction is an unending pursuit - yes! We're wired to seek the next great win. Gambling's charm is its unlimited 'what ifs' Remember, it's a game, not a certainty. The attraction of bigger rewards? Yes, tempting. Smart players know when to take their riches and leave. Try to play the game, not allow it play you. Gambling thrills, entertains, and offers enormous wins. You should enjoy the ride, not just the goal!

I think all these boils down to emotions. We should learn not to gamble with emotions attached. the what ifs abound when you're poised to win more or to recover your losses, you personally can tell then that you're no longer enjoying the session as tension is terribly building in your nerves. This is a good time to stop and continue another time, I discipline myself to quit anytime I notice that emotions are taking control of me in a gambling session. to be very honest, controlling emotions is better said than practiced and whenever I sense it heighten, I escape before it gets very destructive. Gambling is for fun alone, winning adds more spice to the fun, but we are humans and greed tends to slide into our emotions, Identifying it and keeping to principles or better retreating temporarily helps a whole lot cos there is a saying that "he who fights and runs, lives to fight another day".

Greed is always a negative factor when dealing in this activity. Gambling can bring enjoyment and a type of entertainment that you are aiming at, but once greed starts to dominate, the fun will change with aggression and the intensity of your desire to keep playing, linking that to how OP describes that with the single win things can change.

Your treatment with gambling will be more about repeating that outcome and once you suffer from failure, it will lead you to keep trying to recover and worse things will come along after.

[bettercrypto]

If you are onto gambling for the first time it's not possible to get addicted to gambling because you haven't tasted what winning feels like, you will be consumed by doubts and uncertainty.

But wait till you have a taste, win some money, that's where you start feeling like there is more if you keep digging, is this not where gambling addiction starts?

We have had a lot of conversations about gambling addiction, but I had the same conversation with someone close yesterday and this was my answer to him.

Do you think its possible to become addicted to gambling when you haven't win a dime or after you win?

I think addiction starts after you win, even if it's just once, that's when you start gambling recklessly and you also start betting higher.

Yes, it's possible that that could be the beginning of him going or getting close to gambling addiction eventually. That is not yet felt at the beginning of a gamble. Often, even though they are addicted to gambling, it seems that they still can't accept that they are addicted to gambling.

That is why it is important for gamblers to have control over themselves. Because if you don't have it for sure when you win, you won't think of stopping playing instead, even more so when you gamble because you will feel that you can beat the banker.

[piebeyb]

I feel curious about being addicted to gambling, then people who play more and more actively even though they keep losing, I was once caught in a circle like this, spending half my savings just to recover my losses, but it was stopped after I realized, currently I only play 1% of my total income and I enjoy it whether I lose or win

I'm sure you're not alone in feeling trapped in that situation, I've felt it too, even other gamblers have also made the same mistake and have recovered losses that shouldn't have been chased, so it only wastes time and money that shouldn't be spent on that, I I know now that gambling is not a place for me to make money but for me to have fun with it, even if I win, think of it as a bonus, but if I lose, think of it as paying for entertainment.

So changing my mindset for the better now is not like before where every time I lost I always felt anxious and wanted to continue gambling in order to recover all the money I lost, that's why I now don't focus on winning and I enjoy the game more, apart from that it limits a special budget every week so that I don't go over the limit and get addicted. It's very risky if you're addicted. The point is, don't get addicted to gambling.

[n00ber]

If you are onto gambling for the first time it's not possible to get addicted to gambling because you haven't tasted what winning feels like, you will be consumed by doubts and uncertainty.

But wait till you have a taste, win some money, that's where you start feeling like there is more if you keep digging, is this not where gambling addiction starts?

We have had a lot of conversations about gambling addiction, but I had the same conversation with someone close yesterday and this was my answer to him.

Do you think its possible to become addicted to gambling when you haven't win a dime or after you win?

I think addiction starts after you win, even if it's just once, that's when you start gambling recklessly and you also start betting higher.

Yes, it's possible that that could be the beginning of him going or getting close to gambling addiction eventually. That is not yet felt at the beginning of a gamble. Often, even though they are addicted to gambling, it seems that they still can't accept that they are addicted to gambling.

That is why it is important for gamblers to have control over themselves. Because if you don't have it for sure when you win, you won't think of stopping playing instead, even more so when you gamble because you will feel that you can beat the banker.

I think the desire to gamble comes from seeing other gamblers win large sums of money and how easy it is for them to make money from gambling. The second thing comes from the casinos' advertising. They advertise very attractively to beginners.
If you win once, you will think it is too easy to make money on gambling, and you yourself think that gambling can be the primary source of income. And we continue to fall deeper into this spiral. Only those who have experienced it can escape this spiral. This is precisely where gambling addiction begins.

[Dewi Aries]

For them greed cannot be concluded as the main problem that will make them feel more regretful at the end of the session, but usually in the early stages when they are able to achieve victory then they think that greed  becomes an alternative that must be chosen for the sake of a larger amount. Yes of course, luck is always unpredictable after all, as you said and I also admit that greed does not always end in disappointment but there are also some who manage to get a bigger amount because luck is still there, but stilll everything is still gray because there is absolutely no certainty and luck is always unpredictable.

The prohibition against greed refers more to minimizing actions so that you can enjoy the previous victory, because usually something that is done in excess is always bad, especially this is gambling which always depends on luck. If there is certainty and assurance then there is obviously no problem if you want to apply greed. We must understand that the name of satisfaction has no end point, which means that  even if you  are able to get a large amount then obviously after that your hopes  and expectations will also be even greater while on the other hand gambling still depends on luck. That's why we should emphasize limits and control, because the more often you receive results that are not in accordance with your wishes, the deeper you will fall into the abyss..

Greed may be charming. It's thrilling to push boundaries and feel like you're about to win! However, moderation is essential. You stated it - excess is the enemy. Probabilities, not guarantees, are used. Why not play gambling skillfully instead of recklessly? While pushing limits is enjoyable, learning when to pull back distinguishes smart players from irresponsible ones. Satisfaction is an unending pursuit - yes! We're wired to seek the next great win. Gambling's charm is its unlimited 'what ifs' Remember, it's a game, not a certainty. The attraction of bigger rewards? Yes, tempting. Smart players know when to take their riches and leave. Try to play the game, not allow it play you. Gambling thrills, entertains, and offers enormous wins. You should enjoy the ride, not just the goal!

Yes being in a winning situation is exciting but if greed is what they choose to continue the session then I think everything will return to square one where it is not certain that they will get another win, and the large amount they imagine is nothing more than a hallucination that comes out of a mind that is excited because it managed to get a win before. As I said before, everything is still gray if they want to go back to playing with greed, because there are no guarantees and everything is just about probability, and maybe you will really be able to smile broadly when luck still survives at the same time or means when you apply greed.

Seeking something bigger by applying greed that is driven by a reckless approach also with no consideration before deciding is an action that will only make you / them trapped in a situation with a much higher level of disappointment, you have also said that the name of satisfaction is always not going to be your end, it's like a desire in real life that is also never finished. Thankfully, it's much better to decide to cash in on previous winnings than to end up disappointed and regretful because of greed that shouldn't have been.

[Gheka]

If you are onto gambling for the first time it's not possible to get addicted to gambling because you haven't tasted what winning feels like, you will be consumed by doubts and uncertainty.

But wait till you have a taste, win some money, that's where you start feeling like there is more if you keep digging, is this not where gambling addiction starts?

We have had a lot of conversations about gambling addiction, but I had the same conversation with someone close yesterday and this was my answer to him.

Do you think its possible to become addicted to gambling when you haven't win a dime or after you win?

I think addiction starts after you win, even if it's just once, that's when you start gambling recklessly and you also start betting higher.

Yes, it's possible that that could be the beginning of him going or getting close to gambling addiction eventually. That is not yet felt at the beginning of a gamble. Often, even though they are addicted to gambling, it seems that they still can't accept that they are addicted to gambling.

That is why it is important for gamblers to have control over themselves. Because if you don't have it for sure when you win, you won't think of stopping playing instead, even more so when you gamble because you will feel that you can beat the banker.

No matter how much we taste the defeater or the defeated, there is almost always a dark side of recklessness behind it, very eager for a smooth start as well as turning this initial excitement into the first wealth but instead of getting closer to the goal, we separate another path, pulling away from the goal and to compensate for this distance, more recklessness is the factor that forces us to do. Seriously, the taste of this dish is beyond many people's standards but no one wants to lower standards

[klidex]

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For them greed cannot be concluded as the main problem that will make them feel more regretful at the end of the session, but usually in the early stages when they are able to achieve victory then they think that greed  becomes an alternative that must be chosen for the sake of a larger amount. Yes of course, luck is always unpredictable after all, as you said and I also admit that greed does not always end in disappointment but there are also some who manage to get a bigger amount because luck is still there, but stilll everything is still gray because there is absolutely no certainty and luck is always unpredictable.

The prohibition against greed refers more to minimizing actions so that you can enjoy the previous victory, because usually something that is done in excess is always bad, especially this is gambling which always depends on luck. If there is certainty and assurance then there is obviously no problem if you want to apply greed. We must understand that the name of satisfaction has no end point, which means that  even if you  are able to get a large amount then obviously after that your hopes  and expectations will also be even greater while on the other hand gambling still depends on luck. That's why we should emphasize limits and control, because the more often you receive results that are not in accordance with your wishes, the deeper you will fall into the abyss..

Greed is the nature of someone who never feels enough with whatever results they get, for those who are greedy they might think they will get bigger profits if they continue their winnings and will not stop even though the winnings are almost finished, usually they will stop if they are truly aware and regret it because greed is within them and it will be detrimental to themselves. We must be able to accept any outcome and try not to gamble more or do reckless gambling after a winning spin we never know what luck will be like ahead whether it's still there or not, we have to enjoy it and immediately withdraw it. If we have made a profit, don't expect it to multiply or the money will disappear if you continue the game session.

Yes, you are right, perhaps by minimizing the limits you can enjoy previous winnings, but the question is, are greedy gamblers capable of doing this? because greed is always present in gamblers if they feel dissatisfied with the results they get, especially if they have experienced a large enough loss so they try to win more to recover their losses. Indeed, we have to understand this and we have to be able to be satisfied because dissatisfaction will never end until at any time we will feel even more dissatisfied, so we should be wiser in using our time to gamble.

[zuzie]

That is why it is important for gamblers to have control over themselves. Because if you don't have it for sure when you win, you won't think of stopping playing instead, even more so when you gamble because you will feel that you can beat the banker.

That's right, if someone doesn't have strong control over themselves then it is possible that they will become an addict and it is very dangerous if someone is already addicted to gambling. It is possible that their behavior will change 180 degrees by behaving unnaturally such as gambling excessively without limiting the money they will bet and gambling all the time in pursuit of the win they want. So it is true what you said above that self-control is very important in gambling so that we don't get addicted and especially prevent the risk effects of gambling.

[Dewi Aries]

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For them greed cannot be concluded as the main problem that will make them feel more regretful at the end of the session, but usually in the early stages when they are able to achieve victory then they think that greed  becomes an alternative that must be chosen for the sake of a larger amount. Yes of course, luck is always unpredictable after all, as you said and I also admit that greed does not always end in disappointment but there are also some who manage to get a bigger amount because luck is still there, but stilll everything is still gray because there is absolutely no certainty and luck is always unpredictable.

The prohibition against greed refers more to minimizing actions so that you can enjoy the previous victory, because usually something that is done in excess is always bad, especially this is gambling which always depends on luck. If there is certainty and assurance then there is obviously no problem if you want to apply greed. We must understand that the name of satisfaction has no end point, which means that  even if you  are able to get a large amount then obviously after that your hopes  and expectations will also be even greater while on the other hand gambling still depends on luck. That's why we should emphasize limits and control, because the more often you receive results that are not in accordance with your wishes, the deeper you will fall into the abyss..

Greed is the nature of someone who never feels enough with whatever results they get, for those who are greedy they might think they will get bigger profits if they continue their winnings and will not stop even though the winnings are almost finished, usually they will stop if they are truly aware and regret it because greed is within them and it will be detrimental to themselves. We must be able to accept any outcome and try not to gamble more or do reckless gambling after a winning spin we never know what luck will be like ahead whether it's still there or not, we have to enjoy it and immediately withdraw it. If we have made a profit, don't expect it to multiply or the money will disappear if you continue the game session.

Yes, you are right, perhaps by minimizing the limits you can enjoy previous winnings, but the question is, are greedy gamblers capable of doing this? because greed is always present in gamblers if they feel dissatisfied with the results they get, especially if they have experienced a large enough loss so they try to win more to recover their losses. Indeed, we have to understand this and we have to be able to be satisfied because dissatisfaction will never end until at any time we will feel even more dissatisfied, so we should be wiser in using our time to gamble.

Of course, the wrong point of view driven by hope will obviously result in a certain level of greed which of course as I said that it is an approach that they will certainly choose when they are in an exciting situation, not only that because hope also encourages them to further convince themselves that the victory will definitely be repeated again but with a larger amount, when in fact they themselves do not know for sure whether luck is still there or has disappeared. On the other hand I think they will only really realize when regret comes which means that it turns out that the greed they applied did not make the final result better at all but just the opposite that they lost all the wins they had managed to get at the beginning of luck.

That's why we often say that you will be able to get better when you already have previous experience, but however we still can't be sure whether with that bad experience they will be able to really regret and then fix everything or instead they act even more aggressively, I think it comes back to themselves about what they will choose. As I said above, they will realize and not apply their greed in the next session when they already regret it because in the previous session when they applied greed the situation was even worse, so with that then I think they will no longer prioritize satisfaction.

[gunhell16]

I feel curious about being addicted to gambling, then people who play more and more actively even though they keep losing, I was once caught in a circle like this, spending half my savings just to recover my losses, but it was stopped after I realized, currently I only play 1% of my total income and I enjoy it whether I lose or win

1%? hmm? It's good to be a gambler, from what I see in what you mentioned, dude. So if you earn 1000 dollars every week and you subtract 1% of that, you will use 10 dollars every week to match the casino here in crypto gambling. Is my calculation correct, dude?

But if your income is less than $1,000,  we can make it 5% up to 10% that you deduct from your earnings for our allocation for playing gambling here in the crypto gambling business. So, this is a really good way.

[Accardo]

Greed may be charming. It's thrilling to push boundaries and feel like you're about to win! However, moderation is essential. You stated it - excess is the enemy. Probabilities, not guarantees, are used. Why not play gambling skillfully instead of recklessly? While pushing limits is enjoyable, learning when to pull back distinguishes smart players from irresponsible ones. Satisfaction is an unending pursuit - yes! We're wired to seek the next great win. Gambling's charm is its unlimited 'what ifs' Remember, it's a game, not a certainty. The attraction of bigger rewards? Yes, tempting. Smart players know when to take their riches and leave. Try to play the game, not allow it play you. Gambling thrills, entertains, and offers enormous wins. You should enjoy the ride, not just the goal!

I think all these boils down to emotions. We should learn not to gamble with emotions attached. the what ifs abound when you're poised to win more or to recover your losses, you personally can tell then that you're no longer enjoying the session as tension is terribly building in your nerves. This is a good time to stop and continue another time, I discipline myself to quit anytime I notice that emotions are taking control of me in a gambling session. to be very honest, controlling emotions is better said than practiced and whenever I sense it heighten, I escape before it gets very destructive. Gambling is for fun alone, winning adds more spice to the fun, but we are humans and greed tends to slide into our emotions, Identifying it and keeping to principles or better retreating temporarily helps a whole lot cos there is a saying that "he who fights and runs, lives to fight another day".

Greed is always a negative factor when dealing in this activity. Gambling can bring enjoyment and a type of entertainment that you are aiming at, but once greed starts to dominate, the fun will change with aggression and the intensity of your desire to keep playing, linking that to how OP describes that with the single win things can change.

Your treatment with gambling will be more about repeating that outcome and once you suffer from failure, it will lead you to keep trying to recover and worse things will come along after.

Controlling those impulses is not simple and gamblers tend to find it difficult to call their gambling session a day after winning some funds. The smart players would endeavor to stake a more few games and then stop for the day. But, inexperienced players get caught up with the problem of trying to recover the few funds they've lost in the last two or three rounds, and the fact they are still high on banking they can go on without feeling any fear. They'll think the funds left with them would be enough to take them on a few more rounds and yield them more wins. This then leads to reckless gambling, like Op said in his words, if the player didn't get the first win, he would stop gambling long ago and do something else then gamble another day. Yet since it's part of the house's plan to offer those wins and delay gamblers to gamble more. The idea has been thought all through and they know that only a few set of gamblers can resist the urge or impulse to gamble again after seeing the impressive win.

Greed is a tool the house offers to naive or curious gamblers looking to make quick money, then take control of their emotions and milk their finances for a long time. It takes a fish or a bait to cash a fish. That's the technique of gambling houses, they give out the money as bait. The gambling of doing that is, some would take the bait and go home, while others wouldn't instead, wait for another bait, which may not arrive, and they'll waste additional funds that day. It's the game and no party is to be blamed, but anyone who isn't in control of his actions should take advice and try to implement good precautionary methods to escape the tricks of the gambling house. Otherwise, the gambler would end up repeating the same mistakes often then end up showing remorse or regretting his decisions when the funds have been exhausted

[stomachgrowls]

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Greed is the first thing that will be chosen, doubling bets and increasing expectations, none other than that they do because they want to get a much larger number of wins at the expense of previous wins that are used as capital, but on the other hand do you know that they do not know at all whether luck is still there or has disappeared? unknown and all of that is out of control, they will only be able to find out whether they are still lucky or not in that session when everything is over, or that means the act of greed they do is finished and usually the results are more disappointing than expected. You have to believe that regret always comes at the end and if you don't want to feel that way then obviously it's better to cash out early than go home in tears, it's all about probabilities mate so just think about it and consider, everyone is going to be in a winning situation but unfortunately some of them are not able to enjoy their winnings because they always apply greed.

Greed is a serious problems for a gambler. If they have tasted victory, they will continue to try to win more than their first wins. Indeed, no one knows whether luck is still there or not because luck cannot be predicted. Sometimes there are people who can wins more because they feel that luck is still on their side, but sometime there are also those who cannot increase their winnings and instead just run out so that they don't get the winning. This is what influences a gambler, if they feel satisfied they should be able to stop and withdraw the money, but if they are not satisfied they will continue their activities until they get the win they hoped for.

But I'm not sure that because is a person natural attitude, even though they can win large amounts, they will still feel dissatisfied with what they get because greed will always be in their minds, no matter how big they win they will still continue and they will stop if run out of money and don't get anything. This is what is called a reckless gambler, they should not have a greedy attitude because being greedy will only cause harm to yourself because you will feel continuously dissatisfied and it is not impossible that greed will cause someone to become an addicts.

For them greed cannot be concluded as the main problem that will make them feel more regretful at the end of the session, but usually in the early stages when they are able to achieve victory then they think that greed  becomes an alternative that must be chosen for the sake of a larger amount. Yes of course, luck is always unpredictable after all, as you said and I also admit that greed does not always end in disappointment but there are also some who manage to get a bigger amount because luck is still there, but stilll everything is still gray because there is absolutely no certainty and luck is always unpredictable.

The prohibition against greed refers more to minimizing actions so that you can enjoy the previous victory, because usually something that is done in excess is always bad, especially this is gambling which always depends on luck. If there is certainty and assurance then there is obviously no problem if you want to apply greed. We must understand that the name of satisfaction has no end point, which means that  even if you  are able to get a large amount then obviously after that your hopes  and expectations will also be even greater while on the other hand gambling still depends on luck. That's why we should emphasize limits and control, because the more often you receive results that are not in accordance with your wishes, the deeper you will fall into the abyss..

Greed may be charming. It's thrilling to push boundaries and feel like you're about to win! However, moderation is essential. You stated it - excess is the enemy. Probabilities, not guarantees, are used. Why not play gambling skillfully instead of recklessly? While pushing limits is enjoyable, learning when to pull back distinguishes smart players from irresponsible ones. Satisfaction is an unending pursuit - yes! We're wired to seek the next great win. Gambling's charm is its unlimited 'what ifs' Remember, it's a game, not a certainty. The attraction of bigger rewards? Yes, tempting. Smart players know when to take their riches and leave. Try to play the game, not allow it play you. Gambling thrills, entertains, and offers enormous wins. You should enjoy the ride, not just the goal!

When we do speak about gambling then it would really be definitely be for fun and thrill on which it isnt really that bad to have these kind of impulsive emotions and dealings considering that knowing about losing or ganing money on the time that you do gamble would really be adding up the spice and its true that everything should really be in moderation in speaking about gambling because if you do make out yourself to be that impulsive then you are really just that basically making  yourself putting on such harm on spending up too much money. Its true that winning on your first tries or sessions that really fueling up that kind of desire
on trying out to make more or trying out to recover those losses on which we know that its never been that recommendable on that way.

If you are that a person whose really have that dont good self control then most likely you would really be ending up on becoming an addict and this is something that must avoid and if you dont
really like on messing up your life in terms of finances then it would really be just that fine that you should really be wary and responsible on the things that you've been doing.
It is really just that there are people who cant just resist specially if they are on such situation or moment.

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That's why we often say that you will be able to get better when you already have previous experience, but however we still can't be sure whether with that bad experience they will be able to really regret and then fix everything or instead they act even more aggressively, I think it comes back to themselves about what they will choose. As I said above, they will realize and not apply their greed in the next session when they already regret it because in the previous session when they applied greed the situation was even worse, so with that then I think they will no longer prioritize satisfaction.

someone can be said to be experienced because he has gone through several bad events and learned from these bad things to become an experienced gambler and if someone experiences many bad things from the past but still does the same thing that is not an experience but he is starting a bad event to be repeated again, like when for example you win and at that time you bet a large amount because you feel like you are lucky even though luck only comes once and after that you lose it all.
and if things like that are repeated continuously it is definitely not an experience but they should learn from these mistakes so as not to make them in the future and become better gamblers.

but it all comes back to each person's mindset as you said because everyone has a different mindset and mental strength to face all these temptations.

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I feel curious about being addicted to gambling, then people who play more and more actively even though they keep losing, I was once caught in a circle like this, spending half my savings just to recover my losses, but it was stopped after I realized, currently I only play 1% of my total income and I enjoy it whether I lose or win

Reckless gambling should not comes in immediately we realized a win from the bet we made, if not it will sound on us as if we don't know what we are doing, we have to be a responsible gaamblers wether we are winning or loosing, the conditions attached shouldn't determined wether we are going to be addicted or gamble wreckless or not, we need to make our own personal efforts to give our gambling the self discipline it requires.