What you will do?

[Casdinyard]

There is absolutely no exception for anyone in gambling and anyone who gambles will definitely experience losses of any size, and you are right that every other person will have a different approach to that experience, some might stop gambling for a while, some might continue regardless of the outcome, and some might even increase their bets and the amount they usually use for gambling only to try and experiment with their gambling experience to see if anything changes.

However, I personally would just start lowering my bets and eventually stop gambling for a while when I see I'm not winning anything significant and it is getting boring since I keep winning some and lose even more and then win some and then lose some more, so it's definitely better to just stop and come back after a few weeks maybe.

Curious. So you mean to say that you're willing to go the distance and push for more even though the initial preset situation is already not as optimal as you would hope it would be? nothing wrong with that though, just interested since, as we all know, quitting outright is the best choice one could make given the circumstances, and yet we have people like you who would rather play with small bets (which wouldn't even give you the opportunity to regain your massive loss anyway) until perhaps their bankroll dries up or you get bored. Quite the mindset if I do say so myself.

As I said, nothing's wrong about it, and as a matter of fact it's one of the better things you could do when you tank a huge loss besides outright stopping from the gambling session.

[inthelongrun]

I picked lowering the amount to bet because it might mean that someone is betting an amount that hurts when someone keeps losing. For me this is the number 1 rule in gambling, bet only amounts you can afford to lose. There are no wrong answers in the choices so it is okay to try them all. I also did them all before. There is no harm in trying and experiencing them all if we felt bored or annoyed by the continuous losing streaks. After all, we all have different styles of gambling so maybe the other choices work for someone but not for other gamblers.

[Xxmodded]

Used small amount in gambling platform not bigger effect as gambling not for getting passive income but enjoying when get free time, I am not spent much money in gambling platform because many time never lucky with loss more dominance from my gambling history activities. I don't expected more profitable with gambling depend my experience almost impossible with $100 amount become more than $10k in gambling platform, don't be so serious with gambling because can't promising for user to be rich and the developer have set it how to low risk for them and big risk face by user with more dominance loss than win.

[Kelvinid]

I picked lowering the amount to bet because it might mean that someone is betting an amount that hurts when someone keeps losing. For me this is the number 1 rule in gambling, bet only amounts you can afford to lose. There are no wrong answers in the choices so it is okay to try them all. I also did them all before. There is no harm in trying and experiencing them all if we felt bored or annoyed by the continuous losing streaks. After all, we all have different styles of gambling so maybe the other choices work for someone but not for other gamblers.

Experience gives us something that will change our minds and view towards gambling. If we may experience losses, possibly will also affect our betting behavior. Yes, it is definitely good to try those things for at least we have an idea of how we feel in every bet that we lose or win because, after all, we are the ones who can decide if we are going to continue or not.
But the wrong thing we do and very common when we gamble, we already think about winning. This is why we are usually caught in addiction believing that the more we gamble, the more chances we win which is actually wrong, instead the more we lose.

[Mahanton]

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 have chose this
Do you still playing gambling but lowering the amount of the bet?

On the time that i do experience some losing streak, as long i do have the balance then i would really be trying out to adjust the base bet i do have and continue to play.
Usually most gamblers wont really be stopping midway or on the session that they are playing while they do have the balance that they do have in the account until you bust it all.
The feeling or emotion on trying out to recover those losses would be always there and this is why its not really that shocking that people would continue no matter what.

For some then they would just simply take a break and would stop gambling into those moments but for me then i would continue as long those amounts are really just intended
for playing gambling.The important thing here is that you dont go beyond those limitation then you should really be just that fine.

[Wiwo]

I picked lowering the amount to bet because it might mean that someone is betting an amount that hurts when someone keeps losing. For me this is the number 1 rule in gambling, bet only amounts you can afford to lose. There are no wrong answers in the choices so it is okay to try them all. I also did them all before. There is no harm in trying and experiencing them all if we felt bored or annoyed by the continuous losing streaks. After all, we all have different styles of gambling so maybe the other choices work for someone but not for other gamblers.

But this statement has become more or less a fallacy of words, because how can we know what we can afford to lose, because at some point, there is no amount is small to lose or gamble away and I believe that most of gamblers already are aware of that fact and their gamble what they can but not willing to lose any amount at any point.

Gambling is for fun and entertainment just like you said in your last paragraph, but then also many gambles for the rewards there can amass over time and not for the fun.

[kawetsriyanto]

I think the best way to do when you experience this is to take a rest. Just pause for a bit and when you feel like you're ready to do it again, then that's the best time for you to come back. If some any point gambling exhaust you, then it's not for you anymore. I believe the main reason why we engage into gambling it's because we want to have fun and entertain ourselves and at the same time to generate an income, and the moment you got bored to it means that you're not enjoying it anymore. One of the things I did before when I experience a big loss, I took a break and find a new hobby, and it worked for me. Then after weeks, I came back better and refreshed.

Indeed. If a gambler feels bored, he is better to take a break temporarily. It means he is no longer enjoy the gambling games because he mostly got losses or due to other reasons. A gambler needs to enjoy the gambling games to get a better chance to win. If he feels bored and can't control emotion, he probably just gets losses. He only wastes money in gambling without getting an entertainment there.

Find a new hobby is a good idea. I also did this way if I feel bored. Or I tried to hang out with may friends, it also can reduce the bored feeling. The main point is to calm our mind, then we can come back to gambling habits again.

Well, anyone has their own way to fix this kind of problem. As long as it is an effective way, I think it deserves to try. Sure, no certain answer for this, it depends on the individual.

[Weawant]

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?

Whenever I experience losses the first thing that I always do is to take a break and rest because if you continue gambling you mightn't know when what you will be  doing is revenge gambling and that's the fastest way to start losing your money because the cycle never ends.

Everyone will experience losses when gambling but it's not about experiencing the losses but what matters is how you handle it. If you understand gambling you'll know losing is part of the game and when you lose, you have to move on because there's nothing you can do.

I have experience boredom when I'm gambling and it has come in different situations. I have been bored from losing and also been bored from winning. I have stopped playing a game because it was looking so easy and I knew if I continue I can get into a trap leading to losses.

[goaldigger]

If there’s a streak of losing your bet, I stop playing since I consider it as a bad luck and I might lose more if I continue. Actually this will depend on your strategy with your bet and your budget, if you can afford to lose more then try at least to play different game and there you might find your luck. There’s a lot of games to try on every site, if boredom strike because of losing then better to stop playing for a moment since you’re not enjoying anymore.

[aioc]

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.

71% including my vote voted that we should give up or take a break if we're not enjoying or losing a lot of money and getting frustrated, taking a break will break that cycle of frustration with a one or two-week break could possibly turn the tide around or we will have a fresh mind and a fresh start.
Gamblers should take the habit of taking a break, it will break the cycle and stop you from being a gambling addict and you will have perspective on your gambling activity, its heathy to do that even experts advice their client gamblers to do it from time to time.

[inthelongrun]

I picked lowering the amount to bet because it might mean that someone is betting an amount that hurts when someone keeps losing. For me this is the number 1 rule in gambling, bet only amounts you can afford to lose. There are no wrong answers in the choices so it is okay to try them all. I also did them all before. There is no harm in trying and experiencing them all if we felt bored or annoyed by the continuous losing streaks. After all, we all have different styles of gambling so maybe the other choices work for someone but not for other gamblers.

But this statement has become more or less a fallacy of words, because how can we know what we can afford to lose, because at some point, there is no amount is small to lose or gamble away and I believe that most of gamblers already are aware of that fact and their gamble what they can but not willing to lose any amount at any point.

Gambling is for fun and entertainment just like you said in your last paragraph, but then also many gambles for the rewards there can amass over time and not for the fun.

My basis with regard to losing a bet depends on my emotions. If I felt nervous especially when the game becomes close it means I put money that I cannot afford to lose. If I am hurt by a losing bet or if it made me regret then I went too far from my deserved betting budget.

Over the years I also tried many times to overextend my gambling time and budget so I can also get big wins. But it is not worth it especially if I ended up losing. Most people that gambled over their limits in order to amass vast winnings ended up losing except for the very few lucky ones. 

[Juse14]

I chose the second point, to continue playing by lowering the bet amount.
Because to be honest, if I have to choose the first point, I don't think I can stop it right away, even if it's only for a moment. I only need to rearrange the finances spent on gambling with the aim of minimizing the losses incurred and also rearrange gambling activities with the aim that the gambling activities that I do are more controlled. And I think in this case we just need to reduce the dose so it doesn't make things worse.

Hmmm well it depends to the person playing. In my case if I only lower my gambling budget it can only makes me anxious more and will make me more think that I need to add more money just to play and win the game . That's why I chose first one because it will also calm my mind and made me reflect to what will I do next time when I am having a losing spree. All of us have their different opinions and emotional capacity.

I think everyone has their own way of being able to exercise self-control over their gambling activities.
And on the contrary, if I immediately stop gambling activities I feel anxious, indeed the most effective way to be able to control myself is to stop for a moment and I admit that but I haven't been able to do it. And I tried to do it slowly if last week I gambled almost every day so what I'm doing now is reducing the activity and the number of bets.
At this time I try to only gamble three times a week and keep the deposit amount down. and the next step I will try to only play once a week on holidays.

[Lorence.xD]

Whenever I'm starting to have a lose streak in gambling, I would start to start lowering my bet so it wouldn't hurt to lose more whenever I started to lose again. But if its the other way around like I'm starting to have win streak, then it would slowly increasing as well. But it's not like a loop, I'm having a target money and I also have my limit. Because I know to myself that once I break that limit, gambling would absorb me as if I am playing without thinking of the money where if you do this repeatedly, it could be considered as an addiction already. Just pause for a minute if you're feeling not good with the gambling due to losses, then you must stop already. Well I have learned from my experience, if you can't control yourself just don't do it.

[robelneo]

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?

When you expect to win some or at least not lose many times you should do the right thing and that is taking a break it's hard when you lose and your frustration accumulates and this will lead to taking loans or depression something a gambler should watch out for.

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.

Also worked for me all frustrations and depression will stop if you take a break not just a break but taking something like a new hobby so you will not miss gambling and you can take a break for a long period of time until you forget your losses and your frustrations, my longest break so far is a month

[topbitcoin]

I chose the second point, to continue playing by lowering the bet amount.
Because to be honest, if I have to choose the first point, I don't think I can stop it right away, even if it's only for a moment. I only need to rearrange the finances spent on gambling with the aim of minimizing the losses incurred and also rearrange gambling activities with the aim that the gambling activities that I do are more controlled. And I think in this case we just need to reduce the dose so it doesn't make things worse.

Hmmm well it depends to the person playing. In my case if I only lower my gambling budget it can only makes me anxious more and will make me more think that I need to add more money just to play and win the game . That's why I chose first one because it will also calm my mind and made me reflect to what will I do next time when I am having a losing spree. All of us have their different opinions and emotional capacity.

I think everyone has their own way of being able to exercise self-control over their gambling activities.
And on the contrary, if I immediately stop gambling activities I feel anxious, indeed the most effective way to be able to control myself is to stop for a moment and I admit that but I haven't been able to do it. And I tried to do it slowly if last week I gambled almost every day so what I'm doing now is reducing the activity and the number of bets.
At this time I try to only gamble three times a week and keep the deposit amount down. and the next step I will try to only play once a week on holidays.

It's okay if you haven't been able to stop gambling activities even if it's only for a moment. The most important thing is to keep trying to control the gambling activities that you are doing and in my opinion that is much better than just sitting around without any effort or plan to control the gambling activities that you are doing.

And the plan you are currently working on is good enough to be able to control all your finances and gambling activities. Good luck mate.

Whenever I'm starting to have a lose streak in gambling, I would start to start lowering my bet so it wouldn't hurt to lose more whenever I started to lose again. But if its the other way around like I'm starting to have win streak, then it would slowly increasing as well. But it's not like a loop, I'm having a target money and I also have my limit. Because I know to myself that once I break that limit, gambling would absorb me as if I am playing without thinking of the money where if you do this repeatedly, it could be considered as an addiction already. Just pause for a minute if you're feeling not good with the gambling due to losses, then you must stop already. Well I have learned from my experience, if you can't control yourself just don't do it.

Spending limits for playing gambling are really needed with the aim of minimizing even greater losses in gambling activities. Yes, that's the temptation in gambling, we often lose consciousness when we get a winning streak, which causes us to increase the number of bets. But if we can respect the boundaries that we apply and be consistent in continuing to do so, then these things will be overcome.

[Shamm]

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.

Simply take a break and breathe then ask your self *why should I keep betting while I know that still I can't win this* And after asking your yourself then you will realize that you will leave that game and find some new one that can sustain and bring you a good win so that you won't be remembered again to your losses in your previous game.  The main thing here is when you loss then you should control your emotions.

[retreat]

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?
-snip-

Taking a moment to take a break is the best thing you can do, because forcing yourself to continue gambling even though you lose a lot is really not recommended, because both your emotions and psychology will certainly not be stable in this condition and it is not very good to gamble in this condition. You can return to gambling with a stable emotional state and believe that this is the best choice for a gambler.

[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?
-snip-

Taking a moment to take a break is the best thing you can do, because forcing yourself to continue gambling even though you lose a lot is really not recommended, because both your emotions and psychology will certainly not be stable in this condition and it is not very good to gamble in this condition. You can return to gambling with a stable emotional state and believe that this is the best choice for a gambler.

Yes because it can help an individual to think before they do something and it will help them to have a good discipline to themselves . Yes it is true in psychology if you are on the peak of your emotion you should rest and take a break, resting is not equal to quitting so you can still play gambling but in order for you not to lose more you should learn to stop.

[Johnyz]

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?
-snip-

Taking a moment to take a break is the best thing you can do, because forcing yourself to continue gambling even though you lose a lot is really not recommended, because both your emotions and psychology will certainly not be stable in this condition and it is not very good to gamble in this condition. You can return to gambling with a stable emotional state and believe that this is the best choice for a gambler.

This is a good option after losing in gambling, you don’t have to chase your losses because its not a good idea and you are just increasing your chances to lose more. Take some time before you gamble again, remember that there should be no rush since casinos will always be there anytime whenever you are ready again. Have fun with other things, don’t get too attached in gambling and don’t let your emotion take over you.

[BigBos]

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?
-snip-

Taking a moment to take a break is the best thing you can do, because forcing yourself to continue gambling even though you lose a lot is really not recommended, because both your emotions and psychology will certainly not be stable in this condition and it is not very good to gamble in this condition. You can return to gambling with a stable emotional state and believe that this is the best choice for a gambler.

This is a good option after losing in gambling, you don’t have to chase your losses because its not a good idea and you are just increasing your chances to lose more. Take some time before you gamble again, remember that there should be no rush since casinos will always be there anytime whenever you are ready again. Have fun with other things, don’t get too attached in gambling and don’t let your emotion take over you.

To be honest, all gamblers are required to have some limits in every time they gamble, as you said that someone who has lost is better to immediately take time to rest first. In the event that you've got a lot of time on your hands, you'll be able to take a look at a few of the best ways to make sure that you're getting the most out of your time and effort. Returning to play with the aim of pursuing victory because you want to cover the losses in the previous time is clearly the wrong mindset, and if there are some of them who think like this then I make sure he will immediately enter the addiction zone and if you have entered it will be very difficult to get out again. In the event that you've got a lot of time on your hands, you'll want to make sure that you've got a good idea of what you're getting yourself into, and what you're getting yourself into. So before you gamble it would be nice to prepare certain limits that can minimize big losses later, that's right, if emotions have controlled themselves then surely they will not hesitate to spend everything they have.