Reckless gambling starts after a win round.

[Ben Barubal]

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.

  Greed is really the only reason why a gambler does not stop even though he knows that he has already won big by playing gambling. I can't see any other reason, is there any other reason besides this?
no more right?

  How can it be avoided? this is the question that gamblers should know in every casino entering this cryptocurrency business industry. So to avoid it, we must know how to control ourselves, secondly, you must also know how to use discipline on ourselves as gamblers. And above all, you should never bring a large amount of money to gambling, instead you should know how much money you will bring to the casino.

[GideonGono]

It always starts when they couldn't control their emotions or greed, they would surely come back and risk more once they experience a huge win.
It is always the thirst that would drive someone back even if they could ruin their life, I am not just implying on gambling but also in other things as well.
Once they get the pleasure or experience something that they like, they would surely comeback for more it is always the start of addiction.

[Dewi Aries]

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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.

Perhaps more precisely, he is one of the many people who cannot learn from an experience to be better in the future so of course they will only spin in the same cycle by falling back into the same hole. It is clear that experience can usually always be the best teacher for ourselves and be used as a lesson to be better, but the fact is that there are still people like that who do not take advantage of experience at all to be a valuable lesson. one of the causes of the scenario you mentioned above seems to be that the main problem is the wrong understanding that the gambler has so that he applies greed to his involvement by increasing the amount of budget in order to get a bigger number of wins.

The lack of understanding about gambling and also by not really understanding what is meant by luck and also how luck works will clearly make them misguided and act without consideration, even though on the other hand anyone will never know whether luck is still there or has disappeared, but strangely they do not hesitate to act greedy which ultimately clearly ends in regret because luck has disappeared when they put greed. Yes of course, it all comes back to their own choices, the problem is that what they think is good and nice doesn't always mean good for others.

[mirakal]

It always starts when they couldn't control their emotions or greed, they would surely come back and risk more once they experience a huge win.

Not if you won't experience winning at first.

This is usually the scenario;

1-A first time gambler tries, he won, so he will think that winning is easy. Next time, he come back to try to rake money again, but losses, that's where his ego are challenge and that where he would start chasing his losses as he believes he can always end up winning.

2-A first time gambler tries his luck and losses, the interest on gambling is over. 

See, that's why those who are weak and doesn't want to get addicted in gambling, you'll have to be thankful if you losses at first try, so you'll not lose more money. That's a blessing in disguise.

[Fredomago]

It always starts when they couldn't control their emotions or greed, they would surely come back and risk more once they experience a huge win.
It is always the thirst that would drive someone back even if they could ruin their life, I am not just implying on gambling but also in other things as well.
Once they get the pleasure or experience something that they like, they would surely comeback for more it is always the start of addiction.

And you will start feeling that emptiness when you win, OP's assessment mostly happened as there are many gamblers who experienced that win, starts thinking that they can easily repeat everything  over and over, they want to please that desire which eventually they can't control things around gambling.

It's always a must that you have that control, even you experienced that win, you'll not be feeling that adrenaline to play for more,
Just pure entertainment and nothing else..

[LUCKMCFLY]

It always starts when they couldn't control their emotions or greed, they would surely come back and risk more once they experience a huge win.
It is always the thirst that would drive someone back even if they could ruin their life, I am not just implying on gambling but also in other things as well.
Once they get the pleasure or experience something that they like, they would surely comeback for more it is always the start of addiction.

And you will start feeling that emptiness when you win, OP's assessment mostly happened as there are many gamblers who experienced that win, starts thinking that they can easily repeat everything  over and over, they want to please that desire which eventually they can't control things around gambling.

It's always a must that you have that control, even you experienced that win, you'll not be feeling that adrenaline to play for more,
Just pure entertainment and nothing else..

Sometimes we as players have ideas about how a bad streak begins and sometimes it coincides that it could be a pattern, and that is not the case, the casino, the games of chance, the factor of randomness can make us see that things can be a way when in reality they are not like that, we always look for an explanation of why we had that loss, maybe he will tell us if he had done this or that would it have been the same? or maybe not? Those things are the ones that we wonder if they can be like that, and that's where the speculation begins, what I can really say about this is that the negative streak or the streak of good luck can start at any time, we can be winning and suddenly losing and then continuing on a losing streak, then if we are on a winning streak and then a losing streak begins it is another option, but as I said before, it is just what is about to happen, as the game indicates it is like that, just We must not forget that the game is a way of seeing things as they should be, that the vexation of the family is always present.

When we are about to win or something, we can lose and that becomes consecutive times, and I can say that the losing streak begins when we are about to have a great win, but things are not like that, that is why In casinos one as a player must accept things as they are, we must understand that when there are profits we must take advantage of taking them and without complaining in the slightest because it is something that we are winning, so as far as we can, withdrawing is the best option. There is no other way, with that, things can manifest themselves in different ways and thus be able to avoid spending more money and not fall into an addiction, which is what one as a player must always take care of, because there is nothing worse than that, it is something that I don't wish on anyone, and whoever has it has to attack that urgent problem.

[junder]

It always starts when they couldn't control their emotions or greed, they would surely come back and risk more once they experience a huge win.
It is always the thirst that would drive someone back even if they could ruin their life, I am not just implying on gambling but also in other things as well.
Once they get the pleasure or experience something that they like, they would surely comeback for more it is always the start of addiction.

And you will start feeling that emptiness when you win, OP's assessment mostly happened as there are many gamblers who experienced that win, starts thinking that they can easily repeat everything  over and over, they want to please that desire which eventually they can't control things around gambling.

It's always a must that you have that control, even you experienced that win, you'll not be feeling that adrenaline to play for more,
Just pure entertainment and nothing else..

those who gamble repeatedly but they don't get a win, in my opinion they are expecting things that they shouldn't, because even though they lose the winnings they have already got and they gamble again in the hope of getting a big win that can cover their losses, I I think it's impossible, you could even say it's almost impossible. because if they don't have luck in gambling, I don't think they will ever win at gambling.

those who have a good mindset, gamble responsibly, I think they will immediately cash in the winnings they get, because they know that if they continue, there is a big possibility that they will lose their winnings, some people who gamble do not have good self-control by chasing wins, and when they get a win they don't cash it out but they continue their gambling by increasing the bet amount to get a bigger win. This means they can lose all their winnings along with the capital they bet, because there is no guarantee that they will win again once they have won. they do this because of a sense of dissatisfaction that drives them to continue gambling and because of greed that they cannot control, and as a result it only makes everything chaotic.

[Shamm]

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.

some of us here felt the same we are reckless sometimes if we are in a winning mode  and also  once we are winning a big amount then there's a chance that we forget all things we planned before we won. In short we are too reckless once we hit the winning buzzer. We put our bet anywhere we want without thinking that everytime we put our bet and loss then after a few bet our bankroll got empty because of our greediness.

[Fredomago]

It always starts when they couldn't control their emotions or greed, they would surely come back and risk more once they experience a huge win.
It is always the thirst that would drive someone back even if they could ruin their life, I am not just implying on gambling but also in other things as well.
Once they get the pleasure or experience something that they like, they would surely comeback for more it is always the start of addiction.

And you will start feeling that emptiness when you win, OP's assessment mostly happened as there are many gamblers who experienced that win, starts thinking that they can easily repeat everything  over and over, they want to please that desire which eventually they can't control things around gambling.

It's always a must that you have that control, even you experienced that win, you'll not be feeling that adrenaline to play for more,
Just pure entertainment and nothing else..

those who gamble repeatedly but they don't get a win, in my opinion they are expecting things that they shouldn't, because even though they lose the winnings they have already got and they gamble again in the hope of getting a big win that can cover their losses, I I think it's impossible, you could even say it's almost impossible. because if they don't have luck in gambling, I don't think they will ever win at gambling.

those who have a good mindset, gamble responsibly, I think they will immediately cash in the winnings they get, because they know that if they continue, there is a big possibility that they will lose their winnings, some people who gamble do not have good self-control by chasing wins, and when they get a win they don't cash it out but they continue their gambling by increasing the bet amount to get a bigger win. This means they can lose all their winnings along with the capital they bet, because there is no guarantee that they will win again once they have won. they do this because of a sense of dissatisfaction that drives them to continue gambling and because of greed that they cannot control, and as a result it only makes everything chaotic.

That enjoyment that they experience starts creating that lust or desire to ask  for more, they think that with what they've accomplished from their first win can be repeatedly done every time they will attempt to play.  And that starts everything with addiction,  aiming for more instead of being happy with what they've achieved.  Most of the time gambler seek for more money as greed dominates them.

[junder]

And you will start feeling that emptiness when you win, OP's assessment mostly happened as there are many gamblers who experienced that win, starts thinking that they can easily repeat everything  over and over, they want to please that desire which eventually they can't control things around gambling.

It's always a must that you have that control, even you experienced that win, you'll not be feeling that adrenaline to play for more,
Just pure entertainment and nothing else..

those who gamble repeatedly but they don't get a win, in my opinion they are expecting things that they shouldn't, because even though they lose the winnings they have already got and they gamble again in the hope of getting a big win that can cover their losses, I I think it's impossible, you could even say it's almost impossible. because if they don't have luck in gambling, I don't think they will ever win at gambling.

those who have a good mindset, gamble responsibly, I think they will immediately cash in the winnings they get, because they know that if they continue, there is a big possibility that they will lose their winnings, some people who gamble do not have good self-control by chasing wins, and when they get a win they don't cash it out but they continue their gambling by increasing the bet amount to get a bigger win. This means they can lose all their winnings along with the capital they bet, because there is no guarantee that they will win again once they have won. they do this because of a sense of dissatisfaction that drives them to continue gambling and because of greed that they cannot control, and as a result it only makes everything chaotic.

That enjoyment that they experience starts creating that lust or desire to ask  for more, they think that with what they've accomplished from their first win can be repeatedly done every time they will attempt to play.  And that starts everything with addiction,  aiming for more instead of being happy with what they've achieved.  Most of the time gambler seek for more money as greed dominates them.

It's true, they get the pleasure of gambling from the profits they get and they ask for more by gambling again of course by increasing the amount of the bet because the bigger the bet the bigger the winnings they will get,  but I think that like that they have crossed the line I mean they have to realize that only with a small capital do not expect more than what has been obtained By expecting the winnings alone it is enough so if you already get the winnings hopefully you can accept the winnings to be cashed in to enjoy but the name is also human, must have a sense of dissatisfaction where they have won but still feel dissatisfied with the victory, so they decide to return to gambling and hope to get a bigger win with the amount of bets they change to be higher.  The other side is that many of them take this action but are not prepared for what will happen because in my opinion it is clear that there is a high probability of losing. they tend not to be able to accept the defeat that occurs and makes them want to gamble again to regain the lost victory and this makes them become one thing that triggers gambling addiction I think they will clearly become addicted to gambling if they are like this, because by doing things like this they will continue to gamble to pursue the victory that must be obtained in order to cover the defeat that they feel they have gotten.

by them carrying out these actions, maybe it is because they are driven by greed, because they feel satisfied so they do reckless things regarding gambling, in the hope of getting a bigger win,  in my opinion it will only kill them, most likely that's how it is. because with the victory they have already obtained, it is difficult to get it, especially if they want to get a bigger victory, it feels almost impossible Even though they are sure they can get it it does not rule out the possibility that they will lose what they have got.

[Suzume]

Usually 90% new gambler play reckless gambling after winning a big round. As a they have low money for gambling. If the win big they have more amount something greediness work here because they win big amount. For that reason sometimes they play reckless when they start as a newbie. Day by day their experience increase and they quit reckless gambling.

[ethereumhunter]

Usually 90% new gambler play reckless gambling after winning a big round. As a they have low money for gambling. If the win big they have more amount something greediness work here because they win big amount. For that reason sometimes they play reckless when they start as a newbie. Day by day their experience increase and they quit reckless gambling.

It is a mistake if they prefer to continue gambling after winning a big round. They should be able to stop gambling, rest and enjoy the big winnings to control themselves and their emotions. At that time, emotions will increase, and there will be a desire to get an even bigger win, even though they will not always be able to get it in gambling. Indeed, if they win big, they can get an even bigger amount of money and this is where they need to be wise by cashing out their winnings and enjoying it. They still have a lot of time to return to gambling so they must prioritize themselves first rather than their desire or ego to continue gambling.

And if they continue gambling recklessly even after getting a big win, they will only experience disappointment and regret because they see all their winnings being lost at the gambling table. And if it's like that, they can't gamble anymore and they can't enjoy their winnings. They will find it difficult to regain big wins like before because luck is no longer with them.

[Su-asa]

When a gambler win, he will think to win more money and not to quit at that time, there are some gamblers that when they lose they will think to stop and continue letter. So in this case not every gambler are the same some will not bet recklessly and some will bet recklessly, I can agree with you but not totally agree with you.

[Betwrong]

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That is a situation where their mental and psychological will be played, isn't winning something that gamblers always want? of course, but do you know what impact there will be on your mindset after you experience such a situation? I think healthy people and always think realistically and address gambling will not go wrong even if they get an extraordinary sensation from the situation of winning with large amounts, but unfortunately most gamblers experience a change in mindset and point of view when they have experienced such situations and conditions.

Usually they will assume that "this seems like a good place to earn" and after that winning is not the end of the world, because of the change in mindset and increased hopes and higher expectations they will usually apply greed by hoping to get a much larger amount because they feel that luck is still there even though it is completely unknown. In my opinion, such gamblers will never stop especially after winning, usually they will stop after running out of ways and money, simply put, losing is curious and winning is addictive, that's what they are.

Let me make a small correction here, not "most gamblers" but rather a small portion of them, about 5-7%%. Most gamblers, fortunately, are responsible gamblers. Be it otherwise, gambling would be banned all over the world and we'd have nothing to talk about here. We all can be reckless gamblers at one point or another, but the key is to not be like that most of the time.

[Blitzboy]

And you will start feeling that emptiness when you win, OP's assessment mostly happened as there are many gamblers who experienced that win, starts thinking that they can easily repeat everything  over and over, they want to please that desire which eventually they can't control things around gambling.

It's always a must that you have that control, even you experienced that win, you'll not be feeling that adrenaline to play for more,
Just pure entertainment and nothing else..

those who gamble repeatedly but they don't get a win, in my opinion they are expecting things that they shouldn't, because even though they lose the winnings they have already got and they gamble again in the hope of getting a big win that can cover their losses, I I think it's impossible, you could even say it's almost impossible. because if they don't have luck in gambling, I don't think they will ever win at gambling.

those who have a good mindset, gamble responsibly, I think they will immediately cash in the winnings they get, because they know that if they continue, there is a big possibility that they will lose their winnings, some people who gamble do not have good self-control by chasing wins, and when they get a win they don't cash it out but they continue their gambling by increasing the bet amount to get a bigger win. This means they can lose all their winnings along with the capital they bet, because there is no guarantee that they will win again once they have won. they do this because of a sense of dissatisfaction that drives them to continue gambling and because of greed that they cannot control, and as a result it only makes everything chaotic.

That enjoyment that they experience starts creating that lust or desire to ask  for more, they think that with what they've accomplished from their first win can be repeatedly done every time they will attempt to play.  And that starts everything with addiction,  aiming for more instead of being happy with what they've achieved.  Most of the time gambler seek for more money as greed dominates them.

It's true, they get the pleasure of gambling from the profits they get and they ask for more by gambling again of course by increasing the amount of the bet because the bigger the bet the bigger the winnings they will get,  but I think that like that they have crossed the line I mean they have to realize that only with a small capital do not expect more than what has been obtained By expecting the winnings alone it is enough so if you already get the winnings hopefully you can accept the winnings to be cashed in to enjoy but the name is also human, must have a sense of dissatisfaction where they have won but still feel dissatisfied with the victory, so they decide to return to gambling and hope to get a bigger win with the amount of bets they change to be higher.  The other side is that many of them take this action but are not prepared for what will happen because in my opinion it is clear that there is a high probability of losing. they tend not to be able to accept the defeat that occurs and makes them want to gamble again to regain the lost victory and this makes them become one thing that triggers gambling addiction I think they will clearly become addicted to gambling if they are like this, because by doing things like this they will continue to gamble to pursue the victory that must be obtained in order to cover the defeat that they feel they have gotten.

by them carrying out these actions, maybe it is because they are driven by greed, because they feel satisfied so they do reckless things regarding gambling, in the hope of getting a bigger win,  in my opinion it will only kill them, most likely that's how it is. because with the victory they have already obtained, it is difficult to get it, especially if they want to get a bigger victory, it feels almost impossible Even though they are sure they can get it it does not rule out the possibility that they will lose what they have got.

A classic human habit, right? Our brains want more and push limits. In gambling, this inclination can be disastrous. The thrill of a win hides the fear of loss, a neglected equilibrium. Healthwise, it's risky. Gambling, winning, and losing can trap people and lead to addiction. This addiction affects finances, relationships, mental health, and life satisfaction. Recognizing this risk is crucial.

Your greed comment is touching. It reflects society's values of more being better. This quest of "more" is stupid. Challenge this idea and promote contentment. A difficult but vital lesson in self-control and self-awareness.

[Fredomago]

It's true, they get the pleasure of gambling from the profits they get and they ask for more by gambling again of course by increasing the amount of the bet because the bigger the bet the bigger the winnings they will get,  but I think that like that they have crossed the line I mean they have to realize that only with a small capital do not expect more than what has been obtained By expecting the winnings alone it is enough so if you already get the winnings hopefully you can accept the winnings to be cashed in to enjoy but the name is also human, must have a sense of dissatisfaction where they have won but still feel dissatisfied with the victory, so they decide to return to gambling and hope to get a bigger win with the amount of bets they change to be higher.  The other side is that many of them take this action but are not prepared for what will happen because in my opinion it is clear that there is a high probability of losing. they tend not to be able to accept the defeat that occurs and makes them want to gamble again to regain the lost victory and this makes them become one thing that triggers gambling addiction I think they will clearly become addicted to gambling if they are like this, because by doing things like this they will continue to gamble to pursue the victory that must be obtained in order to cover the defeat that they feel they have gotten.

by them carrying out these actions, maybe it is because they are driven by greed, because they feel satisfied so they do reckless things regarding gambling, in the hope of getting a bigger win,  in my opinion it will only kill them, most likely that's how it is. because with the victory they have already obtained, it is difficult to get it, especially if they want to get a bigger victory, it feels almost impossible Even though they are sure they can get it it does not rule out the possibility that they will lose what they have got.

Aiming for bigger earnings, yes, it can be one of those many reasons why a gambler wanted to keep playing after a win that happened to his bet. Most of the time, the misconception that winning is always possible. If you just repeat the strategy that you use, or something like, by luck, you'll be able to continuously win from time to time.

After being dominated by greed, the condition of that person will be at risk, the chance that he will play more and with a longer time frame and higher stake in terms of bankrolls, all begins with experiencing the win that he aimed.

[junder]

It's true, they get the pleasure of gambling from the profits they get and they ask for more by gambling again of course by increasing the amount of the bet because the bigger the bet the bigger the winnings they will get,  but I think that like that they have crossed the line I mean they have to realize that only with a small capital do not expect more than what has been obtained By expecting the winnings alone it is enough so if you already get the winnings hopefully you can accept the winnings to be cashed in to enjoy but the name is also human, must have a sense of dissatisfaction where they have won but still feel dissatisfied with the victory, so they decide to return to gambling and hope to get a bigger win with the amount of bets they change to be higher.  The other side is that many of them take this action but are not prepared for what will happen because in my opinion it is clear that there is a high probability of losing. they tend not to be able to accept the defeat that occurs and makes them want to gamble again to regain the lost victory and this makes them become one thing that triggers gambling addiction I think they will clearly become addicted to gambling if they are like this, because by doing things like this they will continue to gamble to pursue the victory that must be obtained in order to cover the defeat that they feel they have gotten.

by them carrying out these actions, maybe it is because they are driven by greed, because they feel satisfied so they do reckless things regarding gambling, in the hope of getting a bigger win,  in my opinion it will only kill them, most likely that's how it is. because with the victory they have already obtained, it is difficult to get it, especially if they want to get a bigger victory, it feels almost impossible Even though they are sure they can get it it does not rule out the possibility that they will lose what they have got.

A classic human habit, right? Our brains want more and push limits. In gambling, this inclination can be disastrous. The thrill of a win hides the fear of loss, a neglected equilibrium. Healthwise, it's risky. Gambling, winning, and losing can trap people and lead to addiction. This addiction affects finances, relationships, mental health, and life satisfaction. Recognizing this risk is crucial.

Your greed comment is touching. It reflects society's values of more being better. This quest of "more" is stupid. Challenge this idea and promote contentment. A difficult but vital lesson in self-control and self-awareness.

Yes, that has become the main factor in human thinking, with things that are profitable, of course everyone wants big profits so they can have them in large amounts, even though it is risky, many of them do this to get big profits in gambling. but what is unfortunate is that they cannot get these benefits easily, and this causes them to suffer a lot of financial losses. The factor that makes them addicted to gambling is because they themselves respond wrongly to gambling, this causes them to lose many things financially, health, time, and their relationships can also be affected by gambling.

and indeed most people who gamble, in my opinion, when they win they will become addicted and when they lose they will become curious, and when they lose they become curious, this is what triggers them to become addicted to gambling in a short period of time. Of course, this addiction can have an impact on many things as you said, and most importantly, financially, it will be difficult for them later, because they will always prioritize gambling every day because it has become a habit that they have to do, even though it is it's risky but it doesn't make them stop, it's true what you say, being aware of the risks of this is important, because there are many things that can be lost from gambling addiction.

It's true, they get the pleasure of gambling from the profits they get and they ask for more by gambling again of course by increasing the amount of the bet because the bigger the bet the bigger the winnings they will get,  but I think that like that they have crossed the line I mean they have to realize that only with a small capital do not expect more than what has been obtained By expecting the winnings alone it is enough so if you already get the winnings hopefully you can accept the winnings to be cashed in to enjoy but the name is also human, must have a sense of dissatisfaction where they have won but still feel dissatisfied with the victory, so they decide to return to gambling and hope to get a bigger win with the amount of bets they change to be higher.  The other side is that many of them take this action but are not prepared for what will happen because in my opinion it is clear that there is a high probability of losing. they tend not to be able to accept the defeat that occurs and makes them want to gamble again to regain the lost victory and this makes them become one thing that triggers gambling addiction I think they will clearly become addicted to gambling if they are like this, because by doing things like this they will continue to gamble to pursue the victory that must be obtained in order to cover the defeat that they feel they have gotten.

by them carrying out these actions, maybe it is because they are driven by greed, because they feel satisfied so they do reckless things regarding gambling, in the hope of getting a bigger win,  in my opinion it will only kill them, most likely that's how it is. because with the victory they have already obtained, it is difficult to get it, especially if they want to get a bigger victory, it feels almost impossible Even though they are sure they can get it it does not rule out the possibility that they will lose what they have got.

Aiming for bigger earnings, yes, it can be one of those many reasons why a gambler wanted to keep playing after a win that happened to his bet. Most of the time, the misconception that winning is always possible. If you just repeat the strategy that you use, or something like, by luck, you'll be able to continuously win from time to time.

After being dominated by greed, the condition of that person will be at risk, the chance that he will play more and with a longer time frame and higher stake in terms of bankrolls, all begins with experiencing the win that he aimed.

Yes, many of them gamble for the reason of wanting or wanting to win big, but it won't be easy to get, so many of them are experiencing financial difficulties. In my opinion, the misunderstanding lies in those who respond wrongly and misinterpret gambling. Many of them experience The big losses were because they misunderstood gambling, where they interpreted gambling as their main income, even though if gambling was made their main source of income in life it would only make them miserable, because many problems would befall them.

Maybe it's true what you say is about luck, but I myself don't believe in the existence of strategies or patterns and tricks to make it easier to win at gambling, because in my opinion gambling is closely tied to luck, if you are lucky you win and if you are unlucky you lose. and it is also impossible for someone to continue to win in gambling, even if he has strong luck, I don't think that luck will last long because in my opinion, someone's luck is only occasional and doesn't last long, also with those who have won and continuing the game to get a bigger win, maybe they think their luck is still on their side, therefore they dare to continue the game after getting a big win.

[Hirose UK]

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Aiming for bigger earnings, yes, it can be one of those many reasons why a gambler wanted to keep playing after a win that happened to his bet. Most of the time, the misconception that winning is always possible. If you just repeat the strategy that you use, or something like, by luck, you'll be able to continuously win from time to time.

After being dominated by greed, the condition of that person will be at risk, the chance that he will play more and with a longer time frame and higher stake in terms of bankrolls, all begins with experiencing the win that he aimed.

They don't think about luck and they don't think about losing after winning, and of course there is ambition with the belief that they will be able to produce another win in the next bet.
I know that feeling confident in your abilities is good attitude and of course this will have an impact on the belief that they have chance of winning, but on the other hand there is perception that deviates from this trust or belief.
Wise gamblers always believe and believe in their abilities but also have an attitude of accepting all the risks and outcomes of gambling, unfortunately not many gamblers can have this kind of attitude because they are already in an abnormal way of thinking about gambling.
And it true that the only thing that will happen is greed which always triggers the desire to win and win but they don't have that chance they can't repeat the same luck.
When defeat occurs after win there will be an attitude of not being able to accept the defeat which leads to efforts to recover the loss and of course it becomes bigger, they lose more money and it does not meet expectations.
This is series of mistakes that always happen and are very sad.

[summonerrk]

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.

Previously, I would have written that you correctly believe that addiction can be obtained only after a big win, but now my opinion is different. The fact is that I have played various gambling games many times, but I have always only lost. And I want to note that this excitement only makes you feel more. And every player I know thinks, "Why doesn't luck help me? I also want to feel a big win."

My conclusion is that everyone who has gambled more and more every time will want to continue playing.

[Blitzboy]

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Aiming for bigger earnings, yes, it can be one of those many reasons why a gambler wanted to keep playing after a win that happened to his bet. Most of the time, the misconception that winning is always possible. If you just repeat the strategy that you use, or something like, by luck, you'll be able to continuously win from time to time.

After being dominated by greed, the condition of that person will be at risk, the chance that he will play more and with a longer time frame and higher stake in terms of bankrolls, all begins with experiencing the win that he aimed.

They don't think about luck and they don't think about losing after winning, and of course there is ambition with the belief that they will be able to produce another win in the next bet.
I know that feeling confident in your abilities is good attitude and of course this will have an impact on the belief that they have chance of winning, but on the other hand there is perception that deviates from this trust or belief.
Wise gamblers always believe and believe in their abilities but also have an attitude of accepting all the risks and outcomes of gambling, unfortunately not many gamblers can have this kind of attitude because they are already in an abnormal way of thinking about gambling.
And it true that the only thing that will happen is greed which always triggers the desire to win and win but they don't have that chance they can't repeat the same luck.
When defeat occurs after win there will be an attitude of not being able to accept the defeat which leads to efforts to recover the loss and of course it becomes bigger, they lose more money and it does not meet expectations.
This is series of mistakes that always happen and are very sad.

The trap of overconfidence in gambling is a perilous path. I see it; the fallacy of control, where gamblers believe they can master chance. Its a delusion! Real skill in gambling isnt just about winning; its about knowing when to stop. Wise gamblers? They're rare. They understand the brutal truth: gambling is not a skill game; its a game of chance, period.

But here's where they go wrong: they ignore the reality of randomness. Every bet is independent; past wins dont predict future successes. Its basic probability, yet they fall prey to the gambler's fallacy, thinking they can beat the odds. Its not about ability; its about luck, and luck doesnt bend to anyone's will.

And when loss hits, denial kicks in. They chase losses, spiraling into more debt. Its not just sad; its a cycle of self-destruction. They need to wake up! Recognize gambling for what it is: a game of pure chance, not a measure of skill or worth.