What you will do?

[jcojci]

Everyone must have experienced loss, whether it's a big or small loss. And he experienced loss more often than he won. Has anyone ever experienced boredom playing gambling because they have been losing more often than winning? If anyone has experienced this, what did you do?

I'm giving out a poll to find out what all of you did and which one all of you voted for the most. I choose the number one because if I can take a break from playing gambling, I feel that I can handle my emotion with good, which can save some money. I already tried to take a break for a while to calm myself down and that worked for me.

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[Oshosondy]

Has anyone ever experienced boredom playing gambling because they have been losing more often than winning? If anyone has experienced this, what did you do?

This is the time the person will lose more and more.

If you are experiencing this, stop gambling. Go to friends, be with your girl or wife, do something recreational and do not gamble for a long time until you have the right mindset to gamble again.

I do not experience this anymore because I use small amount of money to gamble. I can lavish free money though, like bonus.

[Wapfika]

Everyone must have experienced loss, whether it's a big or small loss. And he experienced loss more often than he won. Has anyone ever experienced boredom playing gambling because they have been losing more often than winning? If anyone has experienced this, what did you do?

The trick on gambling to still enjoy it even if you are losing more than winning is stop counting all your losses and focus on your current game so that you will not be bothered by your previous games. You can enjoy gambling if you don’t consider your previous losses since this always trigger gambler to chase losses and aim for quick profit be they think that they have losses to settle.

I’m not an experienced gambler and definitely not good on self control. But I just ignore my previous losses so that I will not feel the urge to play more.

[yazher]

Most of the people I know stop playing and they proceed to something beneficial that is less risky compared to gambling when they find out some good hobbies, they often forget their bad habits and become enthusiastic about whatever hobbies they have right now. This is how it should be when it comes to having such bad luck and when you lose more than you can afford, it's time to hang the glove and think of something else before it becomes an addiction that is hard to resist when you have the means to play. because mostly this is what happens to those people who force their way to play even though they are not gaining anymore rather they always lose and constantly fall into debt.

[Yatsan]

Everyone must have experienced loss, whether it's a big or small loss. And he experienced loss more often than he won. Has anyone ever experienced boredom playing gambling because they have been losing more often than winning? If anyone has experienced this, what did you do?

I'm giving out a poll to find out what all of you did and which one all of you voted for the most. I choose the number one because if I can take a break from playing gambling, I feel that I can handle my emotion with good, which can save some money. I already tried to take a break for a while to calm myself down and that worked for me.

Been asked for a couple of times I guess but to have a consistent answer, the best thing I believe, when you are losing too often is to take a pause and avoid your emotions play. And before you get back on playing, keep in mind what you are doing; gambling. Gambking means you have no assurance of the outcome and that should be an enough reason to manage your expectations. You'd more often lose, no doubts about that. No matter how good your analyses are, if you are engaging with pure luck based games, there's nothing to be surprised of. Move to other game if you are sick of losing but never chase your losses. There are unlimited days for you to try again, keep that in mind as well.

[Huppercase]

Everyone must have experienced loss, whether it's a big or small loss. And he experienced loss more often than he won. Has anyone ever experienced boredom playing gambling because they have been losing more often than winning? If anyone has experienced this, what did you do?

I'm giving out a poll to find out what all of you did and which one all of you voted for the most. I choose the number one because if I can take a break from playing gambling, I feel that I can handle my emotion with good, which can save some money. I already tried to take a break for a while to calm myself down and that worked for me.

Loss is a normal thing in gambing, it's not always green on the other side of probability events but losses ought to be minimal, it shouldn't even half the amount you have won else the culture of your gambling need to be review or change entirely and start a new one. You are lucky to be bored instead of winning because under normal circumstances, I don't think you will be okay losing games back to back when gambling, most likely be angry and tired of the results.

It is not all the days you will gamble you will win something, that's a normal thing but whenever you had lost line up together over in days back to back, change the game if it is a casino or improve your skills from other players, Youtoube is one of the place you can learn about casino games and if you conversant with sportbooks, change the teams or strategy, it helps alot when you do that, sport games are the kind of gambling strategies are very easy to manipulate and they work for gamblers.

[bittraffic]

When a gambler play, he would expect a win and when that doesn't happen I think the most sensible thing to do is to stop and give a break for the unlucky day. And if the next day I don't feel like depositing another, I'd just move on to the next casino that might just make me win.

Sometimes I just move to another game though. I'm not lucky most time in casino games like blackjack but with sports, I win even in Tennis and Soccer which I'm not a very fan of.

[maydna]

I don't feel bored when I often lose at gambling because I understand that it is the risk of playing gambling. I will just stop playing gambling, close my laptop, and probably go straight to bed if I can, but if not, I might just sit around until I fall asleep.

But if you are bored because you have lost so many times, maybe you are right to take a break from gambling for a while to forget all about gambling. And doing other activities will really help to get rid of that feeling.

But even though I still often lose, I still often gamble

That hasn't stopped me from giving up gambling forever because I enjoy

[bitzizzix]

Everyone must have experienced loss, whether it's a big or small loss. And he experienced loss more often than he won. Has anyone ever experienced boredom playing gambling because they have been losing more often than winning? If anyone has experienced this, what did you do?

I'm giving out a poll to find out what all of you did and which one all of you voted for the most. I choose the number one because if I can take a break from playing gambling, I feel that I can handle my emotion with good, which can save some money. I already tried to take a break for a while to calm myself down and that worked for me.

Neither way works even if you pause to cool off and then get back to gambling, and even if it does. Don't you realize before you did all that, how many times have you lost, how much money did you spend when gambling before.
And if you think about it all, there's no point in stopping and going back because it just keeps repeating itself. And my question is do you count your winnings after you come back from previous losses, is it more or is it break even. And I think that the wins are not worth the previous losses, and this is what makes gamblers believe in this way and feel good.

Gambling for fun without thinking anything and just to enjoy a game that is only played when there is free time with enough capital, and this is the same as spending a few dollars to a bar to have fun and you enjoy it.

[uneng]

Has anyone ever experienced boredom playing gambling because they have been losing more often than winning? If anyone has experienced this, what did you do?

Is it possible to feel bored when gambling? I don't know anyone who felt like that and that is why gambling is so addictive and dangerous, because you never get enough of it. If you aren't a responsible player, you are going to continue playing without limits. Even jackpot winners have a hard time controlling their gambling routine, proving big prizes aren't an assurance of satisfaction.

Anyway, the best thing you can is to give a break after you reach your limit. If you decrease bet size, but continu playing you will feel more tempted yet to risk money you can afford to lose. So make things easier for yourself, quit cutting the temptation by the root.

[Zlantann]

Everyone must have experienced loss, whether it's a big or small loss. And he experienced loss more often than he won. Has anyone ever experienced boredom playing gambling because they have been losing more often than winning? If anyone has experienced this, what did you do?

I'm giving out a poll to find out what all of you did and which one all of you voted for the most. I choose the number one because if I can take a break from playing gambling, I feel that I can handle my emotion with good, which can save some money. I already tried to take a break for a while to calm myself down and that worked for me.

Gambling should be played to always derive fun and sometimes make a profit. When a gambler becomes bored about playing games then there is no fun or excitement in gambling. It might be possible that the losses have begun to make the gambler depressed. When you hear stories of gamblers committing suicide, it was sometimes caused by depression. The losses have affected the person's emotions and gradually made him emotionally unstable. The best option is to take a break and reevaluate your gambling activities. It is necessary to identify the cause of the boredom and possible solution.

Other factors apart from losses can lead to boredom while gambling. Family issues, work pressure, financial problem, etc, can also contribute to this boredom. Seeking the counsel of a gambling psychologist can also help determine the exact cause and possible solution. The advice to gamble only what you can afford to lose will always be the first commandment of gaming.

[letteredhub]

Everyone must have experienced loss, whether it's a big or small loss. And he experienced loss more often than he won. Has anyone ever experienced boredom playing gambling because they have been losing more often than winning? If anyone has experienced this, what did you do?

It's normal feeling except that I don't know about others. For me whenever I am making streaks of losses as am gambling my energy usually drops and my interest to go on with further bets dissipates gradually and the next thing is just for me to take a break maybe concern myself with something else that will take the boredom away from my thoughts.

I often realized that after such break's the results are usually different from what it were when I later resume my bets again. I don't know how that happens buy I just assume maybe it's part of a twist of fate.

And I discovers it works for me more often than when I still continue to gamble despite feeling bored in course of the multiple losses am incurring. In gamblingg every gamble should pay attention to what conditions really worked in their favour more often and stick to it in that way, they will mitigate losses while making more wins.

[rahmad2nd]

In gambling, experiencing losses is commonplace. in fact, no gambler will always win in every betting session. Losing is a part of risk that we all have to understand, and almost every gambler experiences this experience over and over again. as you said, the probability of winning is smaller than the ratio of losing. in other words, more often lose than win.

Referring to the point you said, I don't know for other gamblers. but I also had the same experience as you said. I experience boredom to play, you could say the mood to play is gone. the reason, could be because the games I play take up a lot of time but our bankroll doesn't go up or even down. other reasons, like you said. experience boredom because they always experience defeat in every gambling. usually, cases like this refer to slot machine gambling. sometimes we play for hours, but don't get the result. Or, it could be the other way around.

If the situation is like that, i usually stop the game session. because, no longer gives pleasure. because slot games for me are only entertainment, I will move on to a more serious bet, namely football betting. but if there is no interesting team for me to choose as a bet, I will usually go back to the football schedule. for slot games, maybe I will ignore it for a while before my mood recovers.

[tusandii]

Everyone must have experienced loss, whether it's a big or small loss. And he experienced loss more often than he won. Has anyone ever experienced boredom playing gambling because they have been losing more often than winning? If anyone has experienced this, what did you do?

I'm giving out a poll to find out what all of you did and which one all of you voted for the most. I choose the number one because if I can take a break from playing gambling, I feel that I can handle my emotion with good, which can save some money. I already tried to take a break for a while to calm myself down and that worked for me.

I think that most gamblers lose more often than they win, and those who often win, maybe there are only one or two gamblers, even I'm sure those who often win will always be limited by each casino that they use.
Even so, the reality is that more and more new gamblers are in several big, trusted casinos and the majority of them are gamblers who previously only played at land-based casinos or local online casinos with fiat currency.

When you experience
there is not much that can be done about losing because there are only two options, namely giving up and stopping or dreading the game or betting session until you are really bored and leave and come back the next day.

No one really stops gambling even though they always experience defeat because gambling has an addictive effect even though they experience defeat and curiosity always shadows the mind that makes gamblers keep coming back another time to have fun or hope for luck and win.

[molsewid]

Everyone must have experienced loss, whether it's a big or small loss. And he experienced loss more often than he won. Has anyone ever experienced boredom playing gambling because they have been losing more often than winning? If anyone has experienced this, what did you do?

I'm giving out a poll to find out what all of you did and which one all of you voted for the most. I choose the number one because if I can take a break from playing gambling, I feel that I can handle my emotion with good, which can save some money. I already tried to take a break for a while to calm myself down and that worked for me.

All I can say is you should take rest. Whether you are winning or having a losing streak you need rest. The amount of greediness in you should be at peak and by this time we are prone to more losses and if continue we are prone to get addicted that's why we need to manage our emotions, take a break been there the result is not okay, because of my mindset that time that I need to get back what I've lost, I lose more.

[BitcoinTurk]

Usually, when I gamble I set myself a very simple roadmap for how I should spend my current balance. Gambling is not harmful only when played with discipline. Gambling is a pastime that must be determined before you start playing and the total budget must be determined and played without spending more than this budget.

If I start to lose while gambling I double the amount I spend per game for a very short time and give myself a very short chance. If I continue to lose in this way I continue to play with half of my general bet amount(not half of 2x). In this way, I maintain my budget control and use my budget for a longer period of time. If I lose all my balance, I take a break from gambling for a certain period of time and gamble again after a period of one to three months depending on the situation. In this way, I become a disciplined gambler and enjoy longer with my budget.

According to the poll, I need to select both first two options but unfortunately both options cannot be selected. For this reason, I thought it would make more sense to tick first option as I took a break for a while after the end of the gamble.

[coolcoinz]

If anyone has experienced this, what did you do?

My way of playing is that I stay in the game for as long as it's fun and of course as long as I have money. When one of these two conditions aren't met I stop and take a break, which can be as long as a month, if needed.

Therefore I chose the first option in your poll. It's definitely the best thing to do when you feel your mindset changing. You aren't here to suffer after all, am I right?
Even if you feel like staying, take a short break, calm down and think if this is the right thing to do.

[Bananington]

Everyone must have experienced loss, whether it's a big or small loss. And he experienced loss more often than he won. Has anyone ever experienced boredom playing gambling because they have been losing more often than winning? If anyone has experienced this, what did you do?

Gambling should be a fun activity to do, when you start getting bored from gambling, it is no longer fun and it should be your cue to stop gambling and find other fun and exciting activities to be engaged in. It is not a must to force yourself to become a gambler by taking breaks to return, It is not also good to decide to spice things up in your gambling by making it more exciting by increasing the risk and chasing losses.

Another advice if you know you cannot quit is; If gambling is also boring to you maybe you should consider changing the game or sports you gamble on.

[Vaskiy]

Continued loss leads to further loss. This is how my gambling experience used to be. When I was on the winning side I used to have control over my activity. Whether it is sports betting or casino games, my losing bets further leads to big loss. This happens out of the recovery process. When lost I tend to recover and keep on wagering which isn't the right way of controlled gambling. I should take a break by that time. Here my mind suggest to take a break after recovering the loss which is the big mistake most gamblers does.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

Everyone must have experienced loss, whether it's a big or small loss. And he experienced loss more often than he won. Has anyone ever experienced boredom playing gambling because they have been losing more often than winning? If anyone has experienced this, what did you do?

I'm giving out a poll to find out what all of you did and which one all of you voted for the most. I choose the number one because if I can take a break from playing gambling, I feel that I can handle my emotion with good, which can save some money. I already tried to take a break for a while to calm myself down and that worked for me.

I can only answer base on my experience, so I voted for
Give up/take a break gambling for a while?.

Yes, sometimes you feel bored from continuous losing, even going to let's say a land base casino for several days and then losing games? I would rather take a break for a while. So just stop the losing streak and then come back later and think that you have left that "curse" of losing.

And besides, you can save some money as well if you think about it, in my opinion.