Reckless gambling starts after a win round.

[Jody.Drummer]

Obviously, gambling is a business; gambling only becomes a way for us to become addicted to it. But gambling itself was not the main reason; instead, the main reason was that we were driven by greed to become addicted to gambling because we experienced winning by playing gambling on the gambling platform.

There are still many gamblers who use casinos to gamble, but they do not become addicted to gambling or develop an addiction to it because they know how to limit themselves from gambling. In short, they are responsible gamblers.

Right, and they would laugh after reading "Reckless gambling starts after a win round". What? After a winning round they collect their winnings and cash out. What kind of a greedy person one must be to start gambling recklessly after a win round? When are you going to stop then, after a losing round?

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.

[shivansps]

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.

It may be impossible to become addicted after several unsuccessful gambling experiences, but it is possible to feel emotions that can later lead to addiction. Secondly, sooner or later the gain will come and after that it will be more difficult to cope with it and it may develop into an addiction

[oktana]

Gambling addiction may not always be greed. Someone can be addicted because they just love the game (I know a game like that), but for some others it is greed. When you have a taste of winning, and the you continue to play and even stake higher, it is greed and not gambling addiction because it’s not about how long you’ve played, it’s about how much money you want to win at once.

Yes, some people are still addicted to gambling even when they are losing. There are people who have the mentality that if they keep playing, one day they will win. And luckily for some, it works. For the rest? It’s a fairytale and they are ever contributing their money to the gambling platform.

[GigaBit]

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.

It may be impossible to become addicted after several unsuccessful gambling experiences, but it is possible to feel emotions that can later lead to addiction. Secondly, sooner or later the gain will come and after that it will be more difficult to cope with it and it may develop into an addiction

If a sports bettor who knows the sport very well or has good experience in analyzing data, even if he loses a few bets, he will return to betting later. Because the person will not be able to blame the gambling site instead he will try to recover his lost bets and at some point he may become addicted to gambling. But in general, if a new gambler loses a few bets, he or she will usually feel scared, thus reducing the trend of becoming addicted. But the main point is that a gambler can become addicted to gambling both of his gambling wins and losses.

[Kelward]

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.

I've never really thought about gambling addiction from this angle before, and thinking about it now, i can't help but agree that a big win at some point can be the trigger to addiction. It's not very possible to be addicted to what we've not experienced before, therefore the urge to want to sustain the winnings can lead to addiction. It'll be difficult for a gambler who has not experienced winning before to be addicted, because he hasn't experienced what it feels like to win.

Although a new gambler that has been on a losing streak can continue to gamble in order to recover loses, and the desire can degenerate to addiction. But the possibilities of a new gambler to become addicted can be more if he experiences a big win than when he's experiencing loses.

[Blitzboy]

Obviously, gambling is a business; gambling only becomes a way for us to become addicted to it. But gambling itself was not the main reason; instead, the main reason was that we were driven by greed to become addicted to gambling because we experienced winning by playing gambling on the gambling platform.

There are still many gamblers who use casinos to gamble, but they do not become addicted to gambling or develop an addiction to it because they know how to limit themselves from gambling. In short, they are responsible gamblers.

Right, and they would laugh after reading "Reckless gambling starts after a win round". What? After a winning round they collect their winnings and cash out. What kind of a greedy person one must be to start gambling recklessly after a win round? When are you going to stop then, after a losing round?

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.

Your gambler psychology observation is right. Gambling is about the joy of beating the odds, not just winning money. While thrilling, this feeling might distort reality. Casino winners can fall into a cognitive trap, thinking they've found a profitable path. Dangerous perception skews reasonable judgment.

Second, post-victory mindset change is crucial. The move from gambling as entertainment to income is risky. Why? This shift encourages greed and distorts risk assessment. Gamblers want bigger rewards, ignoring rising hazards.

Winning is obviously addictive. The "curious losing" and "addictive winning" cycle is dangerous. Problem gambling is fueled by an inability to quit and a constant search of the next 'high'. This involves both individual willpower and a society adjustment in gambling perception and regulation.

[Quidat]

Gambling addiction may not always be greed. Someone can be addicted because they just love the game (I know a game like that), but for some others it is greed. When you have a taste of winning, and the you continue to play and even stake higher, it is greed and not gambling addiction because it’s not about how long you’ve played, it’s about how much money you want to win at once.

Yes, some people are still addicted to gambling even when they are losing. There are people who have the mentality that if they keep playing, one day they will win. And luckily for some, it works. For the rest? It’s a fairytale and they are ever contributing their money to the gambling platform.

You cant blame out people on having this kind of perception on which we know that once you do step your foot into gambling field and with those few wins will really definitely spark out that kind of greediness that you do have inside on which it is really just that normal since we are just human beings.It is really just that people do mess up just because they cant really be able to get a hold of themselves and ending up on making up decisions which arent really that sensible on doing so. Whenever we are on that situation on which experiencing those winning streaks then we would really be already having those thoughts that we can really do this stuff in long time, this is where desperation would really be kicking in.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Obviously, gambling is a business; gambling only becomes a way for us to become addicted to it. But gambling itself was not the main reason; instead, the main reason was that we were driven by greed to become addicted to gambling because we experienced winning by playing gambling on the gambling platform.

There are still many gamblers who use casinos to gamble, but they do not become addicted to gambling or develop an addiction to it because they know how to limit themselves from gambling. In short, they are responsible gamblers.

Irrisponsibilty is the main reason when you get hooked with gambling, forgetting to set your limits after earning your first win, control and emotions takeover inside you and everything change as your desire to keep playing is the only thing that you want to follow, I'm pretty sure that if a person have that limitation and he perform it with carefulness it won't let him to go in addiction instead he will manage to enjoy and take that entertainment as prize for spending money and time when playing.

Well bro, you said it, whenever we are in a casino we always have to give our all, first of all we must assume that the most important thing is money, there is no other way, money in a casino is what it is gasoline for a car, and we have to be careful, there is no other way, if we don't take care of the money in a casino things can hardly go well, without money in the casino the party ends and nothing do, then as a player I see what should be seen first, having money, secondly, we are people who when we enter a casino it is known that we are mature, of legal age where every single thing we do we have to assume the corresponding responsibility, and when it comes to betting, it is obvious what we are betting is money, so we must be very careful, because as I said, without money there is nothing to do, so to avoid all this, we have to first know and be okay with these things.

Then it is good to do what you have to, have the money willing to lose, follow the rule that if the money you are willing to lose in this case you should not put more money in the casino, because it would be going against our own beliefs. rules, then what you should do is, firstly if you lost, assume that you lost, it is normal to lose in a casino, if you win, then withdraw the money and discuss, it is as simple as that, see the casino as a service of fun, it is necessary to see it like that, because if they start to see it as a system where you can receive income, it is totally incorrect and a lot is being lost, you have to be very careful with those things, because I have seen people who leave work alone for dedicating themselves to the casinos and they are not doing well at all, even in the smallest sports bets they may have a better chance of winning, but even so things have to be taken very moderately, in casinos things are always like that.

[Dewi Aries]

Hmm yes that's usually true, gamblers will do reckless actions when they are able to achieve or manage to get a win, they can breathe a sigh of relief because their struggles are not in vain in that session, the sensation and explosion of endorphins in the brain really make them feel great, but this is where it all starts.

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.

[Jody.Drummer]

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.

Your gambler psychology observation is right. Gambling is about the joy of beating the odds, not just winning money. While thrilling, this feeling might distort reality. Casino winners can fall into a cognitive trap, thinking they've found a profitable path. Dangerous perception skews reasonable judgment.

Second, post-victory mindset change is crucial. The move from gambling as entertainment to income is risky. Why? This shift encourages greed and distorts risk assessment. Gamblers want bigger rewards, ignoring rising hazards.

Winning is obviously addictive. The "curious losing" and "addictive winning" cycle is dangerous. Problem gambling is fueled by an inability to quit and a constant search of the next 'high'. This involves both individual willpower and a society adjustment in gambling perception and regulation.

Yes, it should be excitement that defeats the odds and not excitement that is defeated by the odds, because if that happens or if you have a mindset like that then obviously all you think about is how to make the odds into a reality that you always wanted, but isn't gambling just a place for fun? Of course, and for those who take the odds too seriously then usually  only suffer a lot of defeat, we must understand that it is nothing more than a "chance" which means it is still uncertain and there is no guarantee at all to materialize especially according to what you expect.

With the success of winning, it is clear that not a few gamblers think as you say that they think and assume that they have found the right way to conquer gambling by bringing home the winnings, without realizing that there are other things, especially the greater impact that they will suffer in the long run. Basically any situation that occurs in gambling will be very likely to change a person's mindset and beliefs, and what is more likely is to turn fun gambling into an activity to earn, which will they choose between real fun without significant risk or make a place to earn with a much higher level of risk? usually more people choose point  number two in this case, and that is the reason why many suffer large losses. There are many dangers waiting for us and that's why it's always important to be firmly in control and not overdo it.

[danherbias07]

Gambling addiction may not always be greed. Someone can be addicted because they just love the game (I know a game like that), but for some others it is greed. When you have a taste of winning, and the you continue to play and even stake higher, it is greed and not gambling addiction because it’s not about how long you’ve played, it’s about how much money you want to win at once.

Yes, some people are still addicted to gambling even when they are losing. There are people who have the mentality that if they keep playing, one day they will win. And luckily for some, it works. For the rest? It’s a fairytale and they are ever contributing their money to the gambling platform.

Donations. That's what I always hear from chatters on the gambling site that I used. They are donating their money to the gambling site so that the owner will continue to get rich. Well, it's gambling, sometimes we win and more often we lose. In my opinion, chasing losses has always been a big factor in gambling addiction and so does reckless gambling, not just after a win. Why? Because we tend to make higher bets thinking we can get all our losses back in just one sweep. I don't think there are gamblers who have successfully done this. Let's say they win, greed will overcome them next thinking they can repeat the same strategy as the martingale. Not even considering that it's a type of technique for those who have deep wallets only. It never worked especially on gambling sites which also knew this technique.
Once, I saw a player who did it in a Crash game, I didn't bet at that time because I just wanted to see where it would go, sadly it went south until I didn't see his name anymore for a few rounds. He is the one crushed by the game. Recently, I've tested increasing and decreasing bets, each amount for 1000 rounds, and all I can say is, that when we decrease our bets we tend to get more of the win while increasing it means the percentage gets lower. I've only done it in an original slot game, I am not sure if the same thing can happen in other games.

[Hispo]

Gambling addiction may not always be greed. Someone can be addicted because they just love the game (I know a game like that), but for some others it is greed. When you have a taste of winning, and the you continue to play and even stake higher, it is greed and not gambling addiction because it’s not about how long you’ve played, it’s about how much money you want to win at once.

Yes, some people are still addicted to gambling even when they are losing. There are people who have the mentality that if they keep playing, one day they will win. And luckily for some, it works. For the rest? It’s a fairytale and they are ever contributing their money to the gambling platform.

Recently, I've tested increasing and decreasing bets, each amount for 1000 rounds, and all I can say is, that when we decrease our bets we tend to get more of the win while increasing it means the percentage gets lower. I've only done it in an original slot game, I am not sure if the same thing can happen in other games.

It is something I have also noticed, but to this day I have assumed to be a biased and inaccurate perception when comes to the amount we risk and the wins we get. I am more inclined to think of it as a psychological phenomenon than an actual thing going on in the background of the casino for us to lose our money faster. Though, I have seen people on the internet and also here in Bitcointalk who suggest the staff of some shady casinos actually take into consideration the wagered amount of each user, so their can decrease their chances of winning then the gambler has got confident enough to risk even more than he usually does.
If any casino or game provider actually did so, it would not be different from fraud, in my opinion. That is just another reason for all of us to consider to stay in reliable casinos with a long history in the industry and also only go for probably fair games when we are dealing with bug enough amounts of money. If more gamblers learn how to verify the provably fair systems of their games, there would be less shady places thriving anf less baseless acusations against reputable casinos.

[klidex]

~snip~
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.

[dansus021]

Reckless gambling starts after a win round

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? Yes, it happens to me too and it is one of the reasons why I'm addicted to earning money fast like gambling.

I remember yesterday I played Plinko and had time to win x22 in single ball but what Im doing was not to take profit but rather to go till balance reached 0 hahah what a joke. the greed is win again.

[Fredomago]

Well bro, you said it, whenever we are in a casino we always have to give our all, first of all we must assume that the most important thing is money, there is no other way, money in a casino is what it is gasoline for a car, and we have to be careful, there is no other way, if we don't take care of the money in a casino things can hardly go well, without money in the casino the party ends and nothing do, then as a player I see what should be seen first, having money, secondly, we are people who when we enter a casino it is known that we are mature, of legal age where every single thing we do we have to assume the corresponding responsibility, and when it comes to betting, it is obvious what we are betting is money, so we must be very careful, because as I said, without money there is nothing to do, so to avoid all this, we have to first know and be okay with these things.

Money and the time that you will going to spend when you are inside the casino, I see your point that you should be liable to any action that you should be going to decide each time you place your bets, as human, there's always emotion to expect and you should know and understand that having the right control will help, though with how OP see describe things like when you experience your first win the adrenaline change up, better to skip that and not to allow any changes from how you set things up before you enter the house.

Then it is good to do what you have to, have the money willing to lose, follow the rule that if the money you are willing to lose in this case you should not put more money in the casino, because it would be going against our own beliefs. rules, then what you should do is, firstly if you lost, assume that you lost, it is normal to lose in a casino, if you win, then withdraw the money and discuss, it is as simple as that, see the casino as a service of fun, it is necessary to see it like that, because if they start to see it as a system where you can receive income, it is totally incorrect and a lot is being lost, you have to be very careful with those things, because I have seen people who leave work alone for dedicating themselves to the casinos and they are not doing well at all, even in the smallest sports bets they may have a better chance of winning, but even so things have to be taken very moderately, in casinos things are always like that.

That amount you place as budget for your gambling session, it should be all and nothing to exceed, as if you change that way and add more, temptation will eat you and will push you to keep adding more when you suffer from defeats, you also need to understand that control over and keep it dominated by your own will.

[Dewi Aries]

~snip~
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..

[bitcampaign]

Reckless gambling starts after a win round

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? Yes, it happens to me too and it is one of the reasons why I'm addicted to earning money fast like gambling.

I remember yesterday I played Plinko and had time to win x22 in single ball but what Im doing was not to take profit but rather to go till balance reached 0 hahah what a joke. the greed is win again.

I think greedy behavior will always be inherent in gamblers, exactly what you feel is high curiosity, which makes you greedy and want to dig deeper so you can get even bigger wins. I have also felt like that and I think it is normal as long as we are still alive. being able to realize this will make us learn to be more restrained so that we don't gamble too much and get ourselves trapped in a gambling addiction, because curiosity often traps us.

[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.