Typical scenario when you are losing

[ethereumhunter]

I've been there before and it's unpleasant to see gambling used as one thing done before anything else. But then it hit me that I had other things to do first so I could relax and maybe gamble. And I then tried to get rid of thoughts about gambling and doing other things so that the thoughts of gambling could decrease. And indeed it takes time before I can eliminate it from my thinking so I only consider gambling an entertainment that I don't always use for fun because I have other things to have fun with. You can only keep trying to cut down on his gambling time by doing other things as a distraction from gambling and I'm sure you can do that.

[slapper]

First off, I've seen plenty of situations in the casino and let me tell you, the house always wins if you don't get your act together. Your little list of "scenarios" is nothing but a pile of excuses for poor discipline and lack of strategy. Waking up early and not eating? Really? You're setting yourself up for failure from the start

You talk about people distracting you? Grow a spine! The world doesn't owe you a silent gaming room. And chasing losses? That’s just weak! When I'm up by a huge margin, I don't go nitpicking on small bets; I know when to walk away. And if you can't get your money out because of some deposit nonsense, then maybe reconsider where you're placing your bets

There’s a game strategy, and then there's the human element. If you're letting emotions or poor habits dictate your decisions, you're just throwing your money away. Clean up your act, and maybe then you’ll start seeing consistent wins. And no, I don’t have "something like this", because I don’t let weak behavior guide my choices

[piebeyb]

I've been there before and it's unpleasant to see gambling used as one thing done before anything else. But then it hit me that I had other things to do first so I could relax and maybe gamble. And I then tried to get rid of thoughts about gambling and doing other things so that the thoughts of gambling could decrease. And indeed it takes time before I can eliminate it from my thinking so I only consider gambling an entertainment that I don't always use for fun because I have other things to have fun with. You can only keep trying to cut down on his gambling time by doing other things as a distraction from gambling and I'm sure you can do that.

Everyone has different abilities in controlling himself, sometimes there are those who succeed and sometimes there are those who fail too, so the most correct way is to always accept defeat when gambling so you don't have to chase defeat let alone play without control, that's also not justified, that's why I always think that gambling is actually just a place to seek pleasure, not more like you said too.

But as we can see, most of them always take gambling seriously, so that's what every gambler experiences and it's difficult for them when they're too deep in playing so they forget what to do besides gambling, even though playing gambling can be limited in time so it's easier to control it properly. not to be addicted.

[Peanutswar]

Based on my experience i don't gamble when I feel not well or in the mood because this affects my decision-making to play, something I get greedy and just keep ignoring the number of money I deposit and keep playing in the casino, this kinda bit bad habit reason why I rarely now to play gambling. How much did you play for your gambling activity and are you a daily player or just casual if you have time?.

[Weawant]

I’ve been gambling for a long time which make sme experience tons of losses and gains at the same time. On this topic, I listed below the typical scenario whenever I experience loss. I notice this before but I’m ignoring it because I don’t want to believe that it’s really the cause.

The most relatable scenario you listed is chasing small bets that I lost even when I'm already in huge profits. I made his mistakes when I started gambling newly as I didn't want to have loses in my bet history but I learnt the lesson the hard way as I almost lost everything.

Most gambler don't realize that, it isn't about how many bets you won or lost while gambling but it should be about the overall results been in profits. You can lose more bet but the bets you won are in big numbers that it won't matter if you win just few bets for the day.

I don't gambler that often late at night, during that period my brain would had been tired from the days works but the only time I might bet at night is when there are late night games that I have to watch and play live bets because that's the way I enjoy playing sport betting.

[Smartvirus]

• When I already on adrenaline mode after losing more than 50% of my bankroll and start chasing losses using huge bets.
• Chasing small bets lose while I’m already up by huge profit just to close my balance to nearest whole number

These two scenarios happens to be some of the once am rocked with a few times. In the first scenario in quote, it was back in the day that it tricked me into making bets to cover loses but in recent times, it doesn’t come like playing an entirely new or different bets but, seeking other markets in the same game in an attempt to catch up with the loses. None the less, those markets often turns out to carry just the same amount of risk and the low odds on them pushes you to increase stake which could as well pile up the loses. Well, it’s only buy once in a while but, these hardly comes by.

The second scenario happens when am having an accumulated bet and it’s usually very funny. It’s funny how these whole number thing stimulates your greed. You find yourself adding more odds by picking new games or markets you don’t consider dangerous, when the irregular amount still result, you sort out for another smaller odd that gives you the win impression, should it not whole or revolve around a whole number, you find yourself looking out for another. Eventually, you’ll end up confused and with more games than you had hoped, lol!

[swogerino]

Based on my experience i don't gamble when I feel not well or in the mood because this affects my decision-making to play, something I get greedy and just keep ignoring the number of money I deposit and keep playing in the casino, this kinda bit bad habit reason why I rarely now to play gambling. How much did you play for your gambling activity and are you a daily player or just casual if you have time?.

Everybody has their own habits and most of the listed scenarios are well known to be losing ones.The reason people keep coming back and forgetting these scenarios is that before coming back they somewhat dream or are optimistic that they will win it big in this upcoming session they are about to play.As they say hope is what keep people going and without hope our life would be extremely boring so even in gambling activities hope for a huge profit is what keeps people coming back and repeating these well known scenarios.

[len01]

The only pattern I can think of at the moment would be about those occasions I logged in on Stake to see whether I had gotten some money and since I had not I would distract myself rolling dices while waiting. When I finally got the Satoshis I was waiting for, then I would usually increase the wager of each roll until I had lost enough to call it a day and withdraw.

I am sure I am not the only one who has experienced something like this, specially among those who receive campaign payments in their casino accounts.  

Also, if you really start gambling before even getting your breakfast, then I would try to correct that. One is supposed to gamble to feel entertained and comfortable. I don't think I could feel that way while I am hungry.

we have something in common here when waiting for payment to enter our account while waiting playing some game but I more often wait while playing slot mode demo and after budget comes in I immediately beat slot until sometimes I forget that my stomach has not had breakfast because its too engrossed in the game what Im playing.
and its even worse to forget to take shower and have to go work or take time off just to gamble and this is only on my own bad side because seeing defeat right then and there gets my adrenaline going a little bit but only a few times.

and to be honest, the scenario written by OP, of course, almost everyone here has experienced it, but its just that they have different patterns of activity.

[Synchronice]

Scenario when I lose in gambling

• Waking up early morning to play gambling without eating any breakfast
• Gambling late night while I feel already sleepy

If the first thing you do when you wake up, is gambling, then it's not a joke, it means you are addicted. When I wake up early and skip breakfast, I do that when I'm obsessed to do something and I'm often obsessed with work that captivates my mind. It's especially worse if you gamble late at night when you want to sleep and then wake up early in the morning to continue your gambling session as soon as possible.

[inthelongrun]

I can relate to this like all on the list. I know there is no science behind it but I also observed that most of my winning days are when I am not distracted and emotionally unaffected like greed. And I always have no luck in auto betting. My intention to auto-bet is to earn and not to be entertained. But I seldom do auto-betting. The last one which is to end the balance in a whole number is very funny and I also experienced it. There were times when I also like my balance to have no decimals and ends in 5 or 0. But so far I am mostly lucky when doing it.

[Outhue]

Playing gambling after a recent huge win is something that I don't have in me, you are right about the rest because I do something close to what you doing, I've gambled late at night when I should be sleeping, I've gambled early in the morning when I wake up on my bed, I've chased losses before but now I've become a master over the habit.

Whenever I win a good amount of money from any casino I always take my leave and close my laptop for that day, because in the past I've lost all I won at a time because I was not satisfied with the money, it's over 600$ but I wanted four figures, instead of taking my reward and leave I continued and end up losing everything.

I believe that almost everyone in this forum has done something like this when they are new to gambling, it's too easy to get addicted and feel you can keep winning.

[hyudien]

I’m still tracking all my human error that keeps me giving a regular losses when I’m on this condition. Do you have something like this?

Personally, I admit that I do experience this, but I don't always experience this scheme. More precisely depending on the mood, there are various scenarios where when I was playing gambling, I invited many friends to join me and give them tips after I won a big win. We all compete to show each other who among us is lucky and can pull out the victory. While I have the principle of playing only for fun, not betting with large capital. But at a certain point, I set the winnings, for example if I get a result above $50 there is no other option but to withdraw. Conversely, if it is not above $50 then I am more free to bet with a large bet while testing my luck.

[CODE200]

I actually experienced most of these in my first years in gambling and I think we all run into these kinds of stuff at some point. But the one thing I will never do again is chase a big loss and then proceed to bet higher than usual which lead me to another major loss again. It was really frustrating and now I learned my lesson and will never repeat that practice again. Now, when I'm experiencing consecutive loss, I take a break without any second guessing. Which, I think, the result of my past experiences in gambling.

[Kakmakr]

It is a known fact that casinos design games that are super addictive and that they designed it to gradually take back money that was won by the player. I tend to lose more money, when I am in a long losing streak and I think that I am owed a big win.... then I chase my losses and I lose even more.

The "brick n mortar" or land based casinos use cheap tactics like "free drinks" to trick people to lose more money. (sober people, make sober decisions) ..... they even remove all windows so that people forget about the time. (not seeing the day light change into night) 

[Negotiation]

When I lose in gambling, the general situation becomes very bad and the addiction of winning leads to more losses. That's why you have to change your thinking and if the possibility of loss is high, it's better to stop for now. Encourage them to feel free to talk about their feelings for release now, but let them do it when they're ready. Reassure them that they are not responsible. Try to keep them engaged in family activities try not to over involve them in helping to solve financial and other problems caused by gambling groups of people who are addicted to gambling or who have recovered from addiction. Where you can talk about your own problems or problems and find a way to solve them.

[Fredomago]

I actually experienced most of these in my first years in gambling and I think we all run into these kinds of stuff at some point. But the one thing I will never do again is chase a big loss and then proceed to bet higher than usual which lead me to another major loss again. It was really frustrating and now I learned my lesson and will never repeat that practice again. Now, when I'm experiencing consecutive loss, I take a break without any second guessing. Which, I think, the result of my past experiences in gambling.

Something that adds up to what you'll going to regret when you suffer with a back-to-back loss with a huge amount of money, I'm sure not just you or many of us here suffer from that same kind of scenario and we wanted not to repeat that same mistake, with your understanding and your capabilities to adopt or adjust it's better to learn from what you experienced.

You can be better in terms of controlling yourself once you realize that there's more risk if you try to recover what you lose in a quick process.

Chances of yoloing will not go to help but to add frustrations and the cause is losing more from what you supposedly budget from that session.

[Davidvictorson]

This is similar to what I experience as well before a lose

• Terrible night rest.
• Being bored and wanting to kill time by gambling.
• Worrying about wanting to win a certain amount. Or playing with the mindset of winning a specific amount.
• Gambling at noon time when my mind is not at rest.
• For sports betting, betting under duress. Because my friends are betting on a game, I should just join them.

Since I noticed these precursors to losing in my gambling, to be honest I haven't been able to eliminate them completely but I have been able to bring them under control. Right now, I barely do group gambling. When it's not my time on the schedule to play at my online casino, I try not to.

[Jawhead999]

It doesn't looks good if you need to gamble late night and then waking up early morning to gamble without taking a breakfast because you will ruin your daily activity and probably you could sick due to not enough sleep, gastric acid etc.

For me usually I will not talk too much and my face will frowning for few hours or in a day, but after that I can easily forget it and everything will back to normal.

[xSkylarx]

I noticed for myself that when someone is watching me, I'll be losing mostly if I say, Watch me gamble this game, as I think you'll be my lucky charm, but it turns out I lose what I've deposited on that. Also, when I insert it in my work schedule, like if I gamble on my break time or when there are no tasks, that is the time that bad luck strikes me. Though that is really something I noticed, as I am not a heavy gambler, there are really times when I'm in a comfortable place and time but still lose.

[aioc]

I’m still tracking all my human error that keeps me giving a regular losses when I’m on this condition. Do you have something like this?

Mine is when I feel depressed, when I feel depressed it flows to my game I am not relaxed and very tense whenever I face the dashboard feeling depressed, my depression is enhanced because of this and I just found this out lately so I make it a point to only when I feel relax or excited but never when I feel depressed.

It's important that you know yourself, what makes you lose, and how you address your losses, if gambling makes you feel depressed or angry then it's not worth playing, a gambling platform is an entertainment portal if you are not having fun then you're just wasting your money.