Reckless gambling starts after a win round.

[len01]

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I often see people making careless actions that result in them ending up losing a lot in their gambling and losing a lot of money because they are obsessed with chasing wins in the gambling they play, always hoping for a big win which is actually difficult to get. because they don't know that the dealer always wins 

Indeed to get a big win is very unlikely. Recently I won with a 1,170x multiplier, , and I don't know for sure what was exactly the probability of that, but I do know that it was well below 0.1%. Will I start recklessly gambling after that? No. I've been playing slots for like 7-8 years and I know how rare something like this can happen. Relying on such events is madness.

The same thing happened to me after a x1500 win. I didn't recklessly spend my winnings on betting automatically and let the gambling just take it all back in just a short manner of time because I knew they would. I withdraw a huge chunk of those profits and then start betting in small amounts. Luckily, the winning streak didn't stop and I even had the thought of what if I kept on betting the same amount. I didn't and I must handle that reality because we will never know if we will receive the same output if we change the bet amount. It could be a trap.

I think control will play an important role when it comes to winning such a huge multi-win. It doesn't mean we are truly lucky the whole day, because there's always a high chance we will lose it all if we keep our greed working.

luckily you have good emotional control or else you will lose more money and I have repeatedly said in several places that when you get a certain amount of winnings it is better to immediately stop and enjoy the winnings because otherwise our minds are always ambitious by greed which wants more wins. big again and almost all gamblers who have ever gotten a big multiplier must have felt like that and what worse is that they sometimes lose control to get even bigger but dont think about the budget they have being slowly sucked away. I have also felt this several times but I consider it a normal situation because in gambling greed always haunts the gamblers mind and I have the best way for me when I get a win I will try to withdraw 80% and the rest to gamble again to try whether my luck is a streak will come or not.

and yes, I support your words about self control being a very important role to avoid greed.

[zuzie]

And in reality it does happen, there are those who go back to gambling when they win, but will actually get into big trouble if they play uncontrollably.
With the carelessness that a person does when he wins, namely placing a large bet, he does not think that he should save some of his money, instead he goes back to gambling without thinking about all the risks in the future, namely that he will lose all his money and will experience continuous losses.
Well, in this case someone's carelessness in gambling does exist and many people have experienced it, and this carelessness will have a big impact on gamblers in the future.

The joy of winning is sometime uncontrollable especially when the amount is very huge. The joy can be very powerful and it's something that many people find hard to resist. But it's important to remember that the feeling of winning is temporary and it doesn't last forever. What's more important is to make responsible decisions about your finances and to avoid falling into the trap of the gambler's fallacy. The key is to stay rational and remember that the odds are always stacked against you when you're gambling. If you keep gambling after you've won, you're more likely to lose all of your winnings and then some of your own money again. So, if you find yourself in a situation where you've won money while gambling, the smart thing to do is to take your winnings and leave. You can always come back another day if you want to try your luck again but for now, it's best to take a break and enjoy your winnings.

And it is natural that someone who wins a large amount can unconsciously drain his joy by going back to gambling again, and this is a carelessness that many people do. If you are too confident that you will win again, you will actually lose and lose all your money.
Agree, it would be nice if we won at gambling, we should leave the gambling and go home to rest, enjoy the results obtained and after that think about what to do with the money. Yes, it's best to save and invest for your daily needs.

[Assface16678]

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.

Like in gambling, if there is no win, there are also no addictions, because what makes people more addicted to gambling is the some of the gains they get from gambling, but if there are no winnings in gambling then there will also be low gambling addictions, however, first time gamblers can not be easily addicted to gamble because they haven't experienced big wins but if incase they starts experiencing winnings the addictions and love for gambling will start.

I disagree. I know a few people who get addicted to gambling, even if they start gambling and face losses. According to them, they become addicted because of the thrill, even if they don't win at all in a day. They still play. It's not about how big or small you win or whether you win or lose; it's about the desire of people to earn money in an easy way. Desire is the root reason why people are addicted to gambling; it's the same as any other vice; they smoke because of their desire to be relieved. So I'm against what you are saying; it just is not always the case that there are gambling addicts. Some got addicted because of others influence; there are many other ways to get addicted. I personally admit that I became addicted to gambling at some point in my life because of the desire to earn money and buy the things I desired. It's all about "desire.".

[Dickiy]

Yes, agreed, I totally understand what you are saying so far and I have to agree with you and your suggestions. From my little experience I would say that if one hasn't tasted a dime of anything, then that person can not like to have that same thing again, we have to taste it before we can conclude on how to go about it.

Like in gambling, if there is no win, there are also no addictions, because what makes people more addicted to gambling is the some of the gains they get from gambling, but if there are no winnings in gambling then there will also be low gambling addictions, however, first time gamblers can not be easily addicted to gamble because they haven't experienced big wins but if incase they starts experiencing winnings the addictions and love for gambling will start.

That makes sense to me, and I don't think whether they've tasted victory or not will make them not curious, and also of course when other people or even their own friends manage to get victory but they don't at all then they will be more curious and also I'm sure they will assume "if others can then surely I can too", that's a real statement that will come out of their minds, and also even if it turns out that they can get the victory then as we know if they haven't managed to get the victory then they will continue to be curious and also if they get the victory then they will be addicted and that's addiction.

As you said friend, if there is no win in gambling then maybe most of them will not be addicted and continue to chase the win there. It's all about the opportunities that exist in gambling that make them always chase that victory, the problem is that they overestimate the opportunity, even though there is absolutely no guarantee of anything to be able to achieve it, but a lot of encouragement or other things that can continue to like encourage them, such as other people's wins that are much bigger, and they will follow that person's way. So the point is that this gambling will never end unless you think about stopping.

[bitbollo]

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In my opinion it all depends on two factors.
the style of play you adopt and the winning goal you want to achieve.
even when playing for fun a similar approach after a win could happens, but It should be limited in time and with a minimum part of the wallet allocated to gambling...
But I think that people just doesnt like limits in any forms

[0t3p0t]

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.

You become addicted to gambling if you cannot control yourself. So regardless of you winning or not, it will surely brought you to addiction. Why? Because you are chasing the luck you wanted. But if you know how to deal with gambling I think addiction is too far from happening.  Make it a past time just enjoy the game don't chase luck.

[Blitzboy]

Yes, agreed, I totally understand what you are saying so far and I have to agree with you and your suggestions. From my little experience I would say that if one hasn't tasted a dime of anything, then that person can not like to have that same thing again, we have to taste it before we can conclude on how to go about it.

Like in gambling, if there is no win, there are also no addictions, because what makes people more addicted to gambling is the some of the gains they get from gambling, but if there are no winnings in gambling then there will also be low gambling addictions, however, first time gamblers can not be easily addicted to gamble because they haven't experienced big wins but if incase they starts experiencing winnings the addictions and love for gambling will start.

That makes sense to me, and I don't think whether they've tasted victory or not will make them not curious, and also of course when other people or even their own friends manage to get victory but they don't at all then they will be more curious and also I'm sure they will assume "if others can then surely I can too", that's a real statement that will come out of their minds, and also even if it turns out that they can get the victory then as we know if they haven't managed to get the victory then they will continue to be curious and also if they get the victory then they will be addicted and that's addiction.

As you said friend, if there is no win in gambling then maybe most of them will not be addicted and continue to chase the win there. It's all about the opportunities that exist in gambling that make them always chase that victory, the problem is that they overestimate the opportunity, even though there is absolutely no guarantee of anything to be able to achieve it, but a lot of encouragement or other things that can continue to like encourage them, such as other people's wins that are much bigger, and they will follow that person's way. So the point is that this gambling will never end unless you think about stopping.

Without a doubt, gambling has a very complex mind. People are always curious, aggressive, and think, "If other people can do it, so can I." Beyond the thrill of winning, theres also the chance that the next move could be the prize. It goes in cycles, like an echo in a tunnel, always coming back stronger than before. You're right, though; this desire is mostly based on wanting to see other people succeed where one hasnt.

Also, the thrill of winning, even just once, can turn into an unbreakable addiction. At its core, the problem is that people overestimate the odds and dont want to face the harsh truth: gambling is risky. You were right to say that other people's wins have an effect. It works like a chain. One win is highlighted, and many others are drawn to it, thinking they can do the same thing. This never-ending loop ends when a person realizes that trying to get the elusive win is pointless.

[wiss19]

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I often see people making careless actions that result in them ending up losing a lot in their gambling and losing a lot of money because they are obsessed with chasing wins in the gambling they play, always hoping for a big win which is actually difficult to get. because they don't know that the dealer always wins 

Indeed to get a big win is very unlikely. Recently I won with a 1,170x multiplier, , and I don't know for sure what was exactly the probability of that, but I do know that it was well below 0.1%. Will I start recklessly gambling after that? No. I've been playing slots for like 7-8 years and I know how rare something like this can happen. Relying on such events is madness.

I believe experience is what makes a difference in this matter. You managed to win a very high multiplier, you must have loved that but your reaction must have been very moderate and nothing that much only because you have been playing slots for 7 to 8 years. Now imagine someone who started gambling just today and managed to hit a win that big, you can imagine what their reaction would be since it's the first time they are gambling and they've managed to win such a high reward.

Now when they are over their gambling session, they might leave the casino at that moment, but that win wouldn't get out of their head, and it will keep tickling them to gamble again and they might hit one again since they could hit one why can't they make that two, and that is when they start gambling again and they will keep hoping for that big win without realizing how much money they are losing in the process.

[junder]

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.

You become addicted to gambling if you cannot control yourself. So regardless of you winning or not, it will surely brought you to addiction. Why? Because you are chasing the luck you wanted. But if you know how to deal with gambling I think addiction is too far from happening.  Make it a past time just enjoy the game don't chase luck.

I think self-control will always be an important thing that all gamblers must have, self-control has a very important role in everyone's gambling activities. For the problem of addiction or not, in my opinion, it depends on their intentions when they come, not from the final result of winning or losing, because whether they win or lose, if their mindset assumes that gambling is a place to make money then obviously they will continue to pursue victory there, and if the final result is not in accordance with their wishes then it will further push them to the next stage of addiction. Self-control will always be important, no matter if your intention is to come for entertainment or to earn money like an addicted mindset, because even if you come for fun, it does not rule out the possibility that you can enter the addiction zone without realizing it.

Only they themselves know how to handle their addiction problems, and also self-control is very instrumental in such conditions, nothing but it is just for precautions so that they do not overdo it, and if they can be firm with all that then like you said addiction will not be there, and maybe they will just enjoy every round that happens.

[zuzie]

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In my opinion it all depends on two factors.
the style of play you adopt and the winning goal you want to achieve.
even when playing for fun a similar approach after a win could happens, but It should be limited in time and with a minimum part of the wallet allocated to gambling...
But I think that people just doesnt like limits in any forms

Yes, maybe what you say is true, and I don't blame your opinion, bro.
It is best for gamblers to have limits in the allocation of funds and time when they want to gamble, by knowing the conditions and situations experienced by that person, if you just want to gamble for fun then it is no problem if you only bet a small amount.
If what you say is that someone doesn't like limits in gambling then he is an addict, and it is very difficult for him to control himself quickly, because there needs to be a process that must be carried out to reduce his gambling.

[ethereumhunter]

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In my opinion it all depends on two factors.
the style of play you adopt and the winning goal you want to achieve.
even when playing for fun a similar approach after a win could happens, but It should be limited in time and with a minimum part of the wallet allocated to gambling...
But I think that people just doesnt like limits in any forms

Yes, maybe what you say is true, and I don't blame your opinion, bro.
It is best for gamblers to have limits in the allocation of funds and time when they want to gamble, by knowing the conditions and situations experienced by that person, if you just want to gamble for fun then it is no problem if you only bet a small amount.
If what you say is that someone doesn't like limits in gambling then he is an addict, and it is very difficult for him to control himself quickly, because there needs to be a process that must be carried out to reduce his gambling.

At first, gamblers applied limits when playing gambling. Still, after playing gambling several times, these limits began to disappear because gamblers were triggered by the temptations that exist in gambling, so they forgot about these limits. And many gamblers have experienced losses in gambling because they have lost control of their limits so they want to win. And when they want to win, this ultimately makes them forget their limits and lose.

Keeping these boundaries in place while gambling is not easy and it requires practice and experience. But if we can stick with it and try to stay within limits, we won't experience defeat. And the amount of loss will not be too big because we only gamble with the money we can afford.

[zuzie]

At first, gamblers applied limits when playing gambling. Still, after playing gambling several times, these limits began to disappear because gamblers were triggered by the temptations that exist in gambling, so they forgot about these limits. And many gamblers have experienced losses in gambling because they have lost control of their limits so they want to win. And when they want to win, this ultimately makes them forget their limits and lose.

Keeping these boundaries in place while gambling is not easy and it requires practice and experience. But if we can stick with it and try to stay within limits, we won't experience defeat. And the amount of loss will not be too big because we only gamble with the money we can afford.

The temptation to gamble is very strong, if we are not mentally strong then we will easily be carried away or influenced by this temptation. And to overcome this, that is by managing or controlling ourselves as much as possible so that we are always aware that temptation in gambling will lead us to continuous defeat and it is possible that we will lose all our money and then we will immediately experience a downturn in our own lives.

Of course, being able to maintain control limits when gambling takes time and is a process that is not easy and of course takes a long time if you are already a gambling addict, but if you are a beginner you can still try and learn from this experience. experience that your seniors have. And it's good for us to have the right mindset that we should only gamble with whatever money we have, even if the amount is small. because it can prevent the impact of gambling risks.

[Fredomago]

At first, gamblers applied limits when playing gambling. Still, after playing gambling several times, these limits began to disappear because gamblers were triggered by the temptations that exist in gambling, so they forgot about these limits. And many gamblers have experienced losses in gambling because they have lost control of their limits so they want to win. And when they want to win, this ultimately makes them forget their limits and lose.

Keeping these boundaries in place while gambling is not easy and it requires practice and experience. But if we can stick with it and try to stay within limits, we won't experience defeat. And the amount of loss will not be too big because we only gamble with the money we can afford.

The temptation to gamble is very strong, if we are not mentally strong then we will easily be carried away or influenced by this temptation. And to overcome this, that is by managing or controlling ourselves as much as possible so that we are always aware that temptation in gambling will lead us to continuous defeat and it is possible that we will lose all our money and then we will immediately experience a downturn in our own lives.

Of course, being able to maintain control limits when gambling takes time and is a process that is not easy and of course takes a long time if you are already a gambling addict, but if you are a beginner you can still try and learn from this experience. experience that your seniors have. And it's good for us to have the right mindset that we should only gamble with whatever money we have, even if the amount is small. because it can prevent the impact of gambling risks.

It's best to learn about that patterns where experienced gamblers who manage to escape from heavy addiction are sharing, with that knowledge you'll be able to avoid doing the same mistake and letting yourself suffering with that same level of addictions, if you are a beginner and you wanted to enjoy and be entertain alone.

Whatever the amount of money you are willing to spare and not to exceed or not to be dominated by emotions will allow you to keep that composure and not to let you push for more.

[Dickiy]

That makes sense to me, and I don't think whether they've tasted victory or not will make them not curious, and also of course when other people or even their own friends manage to get victory but they don't at all then they will be more curious and also I'm sure they will assume "if others can then surely I can too", that's a real statement that will come out of their minds, and also even if it turns out that they can get the victory then as we know if they haven't managed to get the victory then they will continue to be curious and also if they get the victory then they will be addicted and that's addiction.

As you said friend, if there is no win in gambling then maybe most of them will not be addicted and continue to chase the win there. It's all about the opportunities that exist in gambling that make them always chase that victory, the problem is that they overestimate the opportunity, even though there is absolutely no guarantee of anything to be able to achieve it, but a lot of encouragement or other things that can continue to like encourage them, such as other people's wins that are much bigger, and they will follow that person's way. So the point is that this gambling will never end unless you think about stopping.

Without a doubt, gambling has a very complex mind. People are always curious, aggressive, and think, "If other people can do it, so can I." Beyond the thrill of winning, theres also the chance that the next move could be the prize. It goes in cycles, like an echo in a tunnel, always coming back stronger than before. You're right, though; this desire is mostly based on wanting to see other people succeed where one hasnt.

Basically in gambling someone who is already addicted will always think positively but they are wrong in placing their mindset, saying that "maybe the victory will happen in the next try", always like that, thinking positively but for something wrong. So this is really the cycle that every gambling addict goes through where they always think positively to treat themselves for losing at that time, and also obviously with a little push from emotions. And do you know what's next? Well, when on the next try they lose again then this cycle will happen again, and it's really not tied to a time limit.

Also, the thrill of winning, even just once, can turn into an unbreakable addiction. At its core, the problem is that people overestimate the odds and dont want to face the harsh truth: gambling is risky. You were right to say that other people's wins have an effect. It works like a chain. One win is highlighted, and many others are drawn to it, thinking they can do the same thing. This never-ending loop ends when a person realizes that trying to get the elusive win is pointless.

Sensation will be very influential and become one of the factors that make their addiction worse, and that's not all they want, because if it's just a sensation then people who come for entertainment purposes will also feel that sensation, but those who are addicted besides wanting sensation they also really hope to get a win. As I said before, an addict has a different feeling from other gamblers, they always have high expectations and even though they have won it cannot be denied that in the end it is very likely that the victory will be lost again because they will continue to pursue even bigger wins. Simply put they make their own disease and make their own medicine and also some defeats will be easily treated with just one win, even though if you count it is still far away to return their bigger money.

[shogun47]

At first, gamblers applied limits when playing gambling. Still, after playing gambling several times, these limits began to disappear because gamblers were triggered by the temptations that exist in gambling, so they forgot about these limits. And many gamblers have experienced losses in gambling because they have lost control of their limits so they want to win. And when they want to win, this ultimately makes them forget their limits and lose.

Keeping these boundaries in place while gambling is not easy and it requires practice and experience. But if we can stick with it and try to stay within limits, we won't experience defeat. And the amount of loss will not be too big because we only gamble with the money we can afford.

The temptation to gamble is very strong, if we are not mentally strong then we will easily be carried away or influenced by this temptation. And to overcome this, that is by managing or controlling ourselves as much as possible so that we are always aware that temptation in gambling will lead us to continuous defeat and it is possible that we will lose all our money and then we will immediately experience a downturn in our own lives.

Of course, being able to maintain control limits when gambling takes time and is a process that is not easy and of course takes a long time if you are already a gambling addict, but if you are a beginner you can still try and learn from this experience. experience that your seniors have. And it's good for us to have the right mindset that we should only gamble with whatever money we have, even if the amount is small. because it can prevent the impact of gambling risks.

It's best to learn about that patterns where experienced gamblers who manage to escape from heavy addiction are sharing, with that knowledge you'll be able to avoid doing the same mistake and letting yourself suffering with that same level of addictions, if you are a beginner and you wanted to enjoy and be entertain alone.

Whatever the amount of money you are willing to spare and not to exceed or not to be dominated by emotions will allow you to keep that composure and not to let you push for more.

Addictions aren't about learning from experienced players, addictions are often emotional shortcomings that someone tries to balance out with actions that are not that smart to take. Gambling is such an action and the problem is that the experienced gambler who escaped an addiction may have been living in a different environment and under different circumstances. I doubt that there is a 1:1 transferability when it comes to issues that are usually driven by so many individual characteristics.

Stopping reckless gambling after winning a round might be a trap that most of us ran into. To cope with that, it is always the same. Trying to have control over yourself and set hard limits by withdrawing money and not touching it again before a set date.

[Oasisman]

Whatever the amount of money you are willing to spare and not to exceed or not to be dominated by emotions will allow you to keep that composure and not to let you push for more.

Talking about composure, well, it isn't really easy to maintain most especially when you're lossing. I took it from my experience and other people's experiences.
I knew a few people who has been so cool while gambling as if they are in control, not getting frustrated when he losses and not getting excited when he's winning. However, it didn't take long, frustrations got him quite evident to his demeanor, then recklessly emptied his pocket eventually.
When gambling gets into your emotions, it's really hard to contain.

[Lanatsa]

At first, gamblers applied limits when playing gambling. Still, after playing gambling several times, these limits began to disappear because gamblers were triggered by the temptations that exist in gambling, so they forgot about these limits. And many gamblers have experienced losses in gambling because they have lost control of their limits so they want to win. And when they want to win, this ultimately makes them forget their limits and lose.

Keeping these boundaries in place while gambling is not easy and it requires practice and experience. But if we can stick with it and try to stay within limits, we won't experience defeat. And the amount of loss will not be too big because we only gamble with the money we can afford.

The temptation to gamble is very strong, if we are not mentally strong then we will easily be carried away or influenced by this temptation. And to overcome this, that is by managing or controlling ourselves as much as possible so that we are always aware that temptation in gambling will lead us to continuous defeat and it is possible that we will lose all our money and then we will immediately experience a downturn in our own lives.

Of course, being able to maintain control limits when gambling takes time and is a process that is not easy and of course takes a long time if you are already a gambling addict, but if you are a beginner you can still try and learn from this experience. experience that your seniors have. And it's good for us to have the right mindset that we should only gamble with whatever money we have, even if the amount is small. because it can prevent the impact of gambling risks.

It's best to learn about that patterns where experienced gamblers who manage to escape from heavy addiction are sharing, with that knowledge you'll be able to avoid doing the same mistake and letting yourself suffering with that same level of addictions, if you are a beginner and you wanted to enjoy and be entertain alone.

Whatever the amount of money you are willing to spare and not to exceed or not to be dominated by emotions will allow you to keep that composure and not to let you push for more.

Addictions aren't about learning from experienced players, addictions are often emotional shortcomings that someone tries to balance out with actions that are not that smart to take. Gambling is such an action and the problem is that the experienced gambler who escaped an addiction may have been living in a different environment and under different circumstances. I doubt that there is a 1:1 transferability when it comes to issues that are usually driven by so many individual characteristics.

Stopping reckless gambling after winning a round might be a trap that most of us ran into. To cope with that, it is always the same. Trying to have control over yourself and set hard limits by withdrawing money and not touching it again before a set date.

On the time that you had gained out such condition on which you do consider yourself as an experienced gambler then pretty sure that you had already past yourself with that gambling addiction that we are talking.

We know that this would really be most likely the case that will really happen into someone if it turns out that they cant really be able to handle themselves on such matter.We do know that gambling is really just that for fun and on the time that those kind of views and insights would turn out to be different on which making or seeing it as a source of income then this is where it would becomes a shit thing.
On the time that you do mold up that kind of a intent in mind then it would really be not stopping not until you would really be doing something like this. Most likely you would really be that playing
until you do be able to get on the results that you are expecting.

Its true that on the time that you would really be able to experience those wins then it would really be molding up that kind of desperation on which you would really be that confident
on making yourself that rich and this kind of thing which will really be pushing you until to your limit and wreck up in the end knowing that gambling isnt for income making
but rather it is really just that for entertainment.

[pinggoki]

Talking about composure, well, it isn't really easy to maintain most especially when you're lossing. I took it from my experience and other people's experiences.
I knew a few people who has been so cool while gambling as if they are in control, not getting frustrated when he losses and not getting excited when he's winning. However, it didn't take long, frustrations got him quite evident to his demeanor, then recklessly emptied his pocket eventually.
When gambling gets into your emotions, it's really hard to contain.

This I can I agree and attest, no matter how composed you are but in your games, you're actually losing big time and not making any progress, it will eventually get to you and leave you frustrated because you know that you've been cool the whole time and you've been calm at strategic changes but the win is still evading you then you can't do a thing about but let your frustrations be vented which isn't undheard of, it's just that some people don't erupt that violently when the outburst starts so people assume that people who can keep their cool is a pretty common thing in gambling but you can see it if you're not focused on your own games.

[len01]

Addictions aren't about learning from experienced players, addictions are often emotional shortcomings that someone tries to balance out with actions that are not that smart to take. Gambling is such an action and the problem is that the experienced gambler who escaped an addiction may have been living in a different environment and under different circumstances. I doubt that there is a 1:1 transferability when it comes to issues that are usually driven by so many individual characteristics.

Stopping reckless gambling after winning a round might be a trap that most of us ran into. To cope with that, it is always the same. Trying to have control over yourself and set hard limits by withdrawing money and not touching it again before a set date.

I have the opinion that experienced gamblers have definitely felt addicted or almost addicted and I am very sure that almost all experienced gamblers or professional gamblers have felt it all, even though they only experienced the first signs of addiction, but it is the same as almost entering the addiction zone and this is usually caused by by losing control when controlling emotions fails.

stopping such reckless betting activities is quite easy for those who are experienced, usually those who win usually always appreciate the money they get after that, quit and withdraw the winnings.

[ethereumhunter]

The temptation to gamble is very strong, if we are not mentally strong then we will easily be carried away or influenced by this temptation. And to overcome this, that is by managing or controlling ourselves as much as possible so that we are always aware that temptation in gambling will lead us to continuous defeat and it is possible that we will lose all our money and then we will immediately experience a downturn in our own lives.

Of course, being able to maintain control limits when gambling takes time and is a process that is not easy and of course takes a long time if you are already a gambling addict, but if you are a beginner you can still try and learn from this experience. experience that your seniors have. And it's good for us to have the right mindset that we should only gamble with whatever money we have, even if the amount is small. because it can prevent the impact of gambling risks.

Controlling gambling is a must for all gamblers, especially those who often gamble so they are not easily tempted by what they see in gambling. They must continue to try to protect themselves from this temptation so that they can gamble comfortably and without trying to chase victory because chasing victory will be difficult. Most of them will keep trying to gamble and win more money because they become more greedy after they win.

By continuing to learn about self-control, they can protect themselves from things that could tempt them and even though it takes time and the process is not easy, it is still worth doing so that they will not experience a gambling addiction. And everyone must do this, including beginners and experienced gamblers, because we are still determining who the temptation will come to. With the experience you have, we should be able to avoid these temptations so that we can enjoy gambling as entertainment.