Typical scenario when you are losing

[GxSTxV]

As a gambler that had many losses and wins, ups and downs I can say that i also lived most of these scenarios you mentioned and most of them happens because of chasing your loses or greed to win more which leads 99% of the times to bad losses. Gambling also tired or sleepy makes you take the wrong decisions just as being on drugs or alcohol you won't feel anything until losing huge amounts of money or when you sober up.

[Blitzboy]

There two scenarios that I can relate with you is the first one , gambling late in the night while feeling sleepy and the second one is chasing the loss. I guess these two are common scenario among all gamblers. I also think gambling late in the night doesn't turns well for me, not sure if others agree with me. The only problem is that late night is the time when I am free and no one is bothering me. The level of concentration at that time is poor and recently I have been trying to avoid that time. Trying to find another time throughout the day when I can sit and enjoy for an hour or so.

The other scenarios that you listed are not of a casual gambler like me. Therefore cannot relate them with me, for example skipping breakfast is something I can't do.

Gambling is risky, that should sound a bell to our ears, gamblers are ready to take risks inother to grab every single profits that comes across their path. We find ourselves with in crucial circumstances that will either make us comfortable or uncomfortable. Typical scenario when one is losing, ofcourse its not something to bother about if we're on the good track of the system. Gambling late at night doesn't push me, wha6 exactly will I be doing with the time during the day. Night is meant for us to rest, and not stressing. If one decides to be awaken during  night, it's personal decision of the gambler and not anyone.

Risk? It permeates everything and influences every choice we make, from the development of humanity to the volatile realm of cryptocurrencies. You discuss gambling as if it were a singular, abnormal behaviour. But isnt life itself ultimately the biggest gamble?

You're not feeling the late-night gambling? I dont give a damn. The greater picture is what you're missing here: day or night, every choice we make, every wager or investment, all of it is motivated by our innate urge to acquire more, advance, and rule. It is a part of our DNA.

Choosing to stay up late to gamble now? That is all up to you. But to criticise others for it is absurd. Before making such rash decisions, explore your grasp of human nature more thoroughly.

[Coin_trader]

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.

I’m not addicted at all and in my defense, I’m just continuing my gambling session that I left during the night when I become drowsy when playing. I think my feeling is more on excited rather than addicted that makes me gamble on this hour. This is a continuation of losing after winning big part. 

I'm not typically doing it but I just always remember all the scenarios that makes me loss repeating it twice or more before I notice the losing pattern with the given condition.

[danherbias07]

As a gambler that had many losses and wins, ups and downs I can say that i also lived most of these scenarios you mentioned and most of them happens because of chasing your loses or greed to win more which leads 99% of the times to bad losses. Gambling also tired or sleepy makes you take the wrong decisions just as being on drugs or alcohol you won't feel anything until losing huge amounts of money or when you sober up.

I totally agree with that. I also have a lot of ups and downs and there was even a time that I almost went to zero just a week ago but the RTP suddenly came out and I got a good winning streak in one of my favorite casino games.
Now, it had been two weeks with my balance just playing around back and forth. I think the only bonus that I am getting is the increase in wagering amount which could help me climb the VIP ranks.
But, if ever I hit my winning amount limit then I will really withdraw it all without any regrets. Up until now I am still trying to reach it although whenever I am near the number I want, it seems like the system knows I will exit so another losing streak will come. 

[Cryptomultiplier]

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.  

Of course, a gambling platform is an entertainment portal. One should not seek entertainment when other things need attention.
 While gambling one should take notice of their emotional state. it is more of making good timed decision than anything else. A mind that is troubled or body that is troubled would find it hard to make a good decision or place a good bet that would be rewarding.

Am not much of a gambler, but I have my moments and I know am going to lose when I become agitated or impatient for the results. I  have  also known some pro gamblers from back in my neighborhood. If there's one thing I can say to express my observation about why they keep winning more than losing, it is, they derive joy from gambling and you can clearly see how cheerful their faces lit up when they talk about it too.

[nara1892]

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.  

Of course, a gambling platform is an entertainment portal. One should not seek entertainment when other things need attention.
 While gambling one should take notice of their emotional state. it is more of making good timed decision than anything else. A mind that is troubled or body that is troubled would find it hard to make a good decision or place a good bet that would be rewarding.

Am not much of a gambler, but I have my moments and I know am going to lose when I become agitated or impatient for the results. I  have  also known some pro gamblers from back in my neighborhood. If there's one thing I can say to express my observation about why they keep winning more than losing, it is, they derive joy from gambling and you can clearly see how cheerful their faces lit up when they talk about it too.

Well you said a limit - a limit that gamblers should have, they not only have to think about it but they have to have it all when they want to gamble. As we know gambling affects people mentally and psychologically, so when they gamble it is very vulnerable that they will be able to lose their minds. That's right, if we are experiencing something that is not good or our mind is chaotic due to whatever it is, we should not allow ourselves to enter gambling, because it is like you sacrifice yourself to become bait for wild animals. Which means that most cases of those who end up losing a lot of money there are because they gamble based on lust and greed, never enough with what they have earned and always want more than that.
On the other hand, to be honest, I don't really believe that there are some of them who are pros at gambling, in the sense that they always win. Let's review that in gambling none of them can increase their chances of winning by anything, when they play then everything will go back to the beginning which is the answer is if you are unlucky then you will lose, I am a gambler and as far as I know none of them have such great chances in gambling. I'm sure that your friends are getting lucky so they are very cheerful.

[qwertyup23]

Most often when you are losing, you'd be eager to get back with how much you have lost. In order to get that back again, a player would be needing to gamble but if that's not your day you'd just make the losses bigger. This instance simply shows how emotions could take over your cool as a gambler. Losing is indeed expected but since no one wants to, then frustrations would happen or take place, which could also be a root of addiction. But to some, they do manage to not be frustrated and to still have hopes for a better betting outcome the next day. And some are even playing with other gambling games to losen their emotion and frustrations.

I actually call this the "cycle of gambling" where a gambler would have to gamble again to recover his losses, thereby losing more in the process.

This kind of cycle is somehow difficult to break. When a person loses in a gambling activity, the initial reaction is to quickly recover the losses through gambling again. Very rarely do you encounter a person who stops gambling after they incurred a loss. Majority of the people I know (including me) suffer from this kind reaction.

Personally, I mostly rely my gambling sprees in a coin flip. Before I gamble, I used to toss a coin and vote whether I should gamble or not; though regardless of the answer, I still gamble. But if it lands on tails (tails = NO) and I still continue my gambling activities, mostly I incur more losses than wins.

[Gozie51]

• When I already on adrenaline mode after losing more than 50% of my bankroll and start chasing losses using huge bets.

What I have to say is that this attitude is the one that can lead you into further failure and then get you straight into depression. I try to avoid my adrenaline to pump higher in such state of losses and what I do as a panacea is to stay away for sometime incase I want to return to it same day but the best is to cool off from it for at least 24 hours between the time and by that time I should be fine with my senses working rightly. To be in a haste chasing back losses is surely a way to lose more money from your bankroll.

[Jody.Drummer]

• When I already on adrenaline mode after losing more than 50% of my bankroll and start chasing losses using huge bets.

What I have to say is that this attitude is the one that can lead you into further failure and then get you straight into depression. I try to avoid my adrenaline to pump higher in such state of losses and what I do as a panacea is to stay away for sometime incase I want to return to it same day but the best is to cool off from it for at least 24 hours between the time and by that time I should be fine with my senses working rightly. To be in a haste chasing back losses is surely a way to lose more money from your bankroll.

There is actually one that I do in terms of placing large bets but with a different purpose. Maybe someone will place a big bet because they want to return the amount they lost, but I do it when I'm bored with the game I've been doing for hours for example, but my money has not decreased and not increased, have you ever experienced the same thing?
I usually place high bets with the intention of depleting my balance. Lol
I know it's wrong, but I do it occasionally. In fact, instead of losing my balance, I occasionally get a big win. Indeed, luck cannot be predicted when it will come.
Is there anyone who does the same thing as me when they are bored? Lol

[Pierre 2]

Gambling late night possibly with alcoholic drink is definitely one of the biggest and important things that should be avoided. I can understand how regular work (dangerous problem) can be directly delayed to someday else to weekday. I think such gambling can be only be making a mess of me so. I should be able to say "no" to myself. I think gambling/life balance should always be on life part. To not experience same scenarios with other gamblers I would rather try to avoid losing. Cutting cost directly, going some other investment methods.

[Odusko]

Gambling late night possibly with alcoholic drink is definitely one of the biggest and important things that should be avoided. I can understand how regular work (dangerous problem) can be directly delayed to someday else to weekday. I think such gambling can be only be making a mess of me so. I should be able to say "no" to myself. I think gambling/life balance should always be on life part. To not experience same scenarios with other gamblers I would rather try to avoid losing. Cutting costs directly, going some other investment methods.

Taking a break from gambling is the better and most effective approach to letting go or avoidance of excessive gambling, shifting your attention to other profitable things as you said is most appropriate when trying to cut loose or reduce your gambling habit.
Many gamblers have slid into more dangerous situations such as addictions trying to cash up with losses,  even if you win you still need to fix a limit because both trends can lead to the same outcome which is possible addictions.

[TimeTeller]

Gambling late night possibly with alcoholic drink is definitely one of the biggest and important things that should be avoided. I can understand how regular work (dangerous problem) can be directly delayed to someday else to weekday. I think such gambling can be only be making a mess of me so. I should be able to say "no" to myself. I think gambling/life balance should always be on life part. To not experience same scenarios with other gamblers I would rather try to avoid losing. Cutting costs directly, going some other investment methods.

Taking a break from gambling is the better and most effective approach to letting go or avoidance of excessive gambling, shifting your attention to other profitable things as you said is most appropriate when trying to cut loose or reduce your gambling habit.
Many gamblers have slid into more dangerous situations such as addictions trying to cash up with losses,  even if you win you still need to fix a limit because both trends can lead to the same outcome which is possible addictions.

Unfortunately, this is not true to most regular patrons as they tend to continue to play even if they are beyond with their limits.
I believe, this depends on how determined you are in following what you swear to do when you are in front of your games.
Most gamblers won't stick to their plans especially if their games are getting exciting, they forgot what they pledged before the game.
However, on my side, I always remind myself what will be at stake if I go beyond about my allocated expenditures in gambling,
like I can't pay for this specific bill if I lose this much, so that's a motivation for me not to spend outside my boundaries.

[BitcoinPanther]

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.

I’m not addicted at all and in my defense, I’m just continuing my gambling session that I left during the night when I become drowsy when playing. I think my feeling is more on excited rather than addicted that makes me gamble on this hour. This is a continuation of losing after winning big part. 

As long as you still have the tabs of your gambling activity and be able to identify your mistakes, I think you are all good.  I believe this defense is not just denial stance .  We have been discussing gambling and gambling addictions, I believe you have all the knowledge to resist gambling addiction.

I'm not typically doing it but I just always remember all the scenarios that makes me loss repeating it twice or more before I notice the losing pattern with the given condition.

It is a good thing to know all the reasons why a gambler lost his session.  This means the gambler is still in track of his activities and this action will greatly help a gambler to create anti-losing activities and be able to minimize both the wasted time and bankroll due to the error done by the gambler.

[Fortify]

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.


Scenario when I lose in gambling

• Waking up early morning to play gambling without eating any breakfast
• When someone badgering me behind while I’m playing
• When I already on adrenaline mode after losing more than 50% of my bankroll and start chasing losses using huge bets.
• Gambling late night while I feel already sleepy
• Playing gambling after a recent huge win
• When I already huge amount while I can’t withdraw my balance due to my pending deposit
• Chasing small bets lose while I’m already up by huge profit just to close my balance to nearest whole number

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?

It really depends what sort of gambling you're doing, because if you're talking about a skilled game like poker - then yes, absolutely you need to figure out if you're in the right frame of mind to play and not "on tilt". However if you're playing an unskilled game like casino slots, then it really does not matter what state of mind you're in. Whether you're happy, sad, drunk, high or angry, the outcome is controlled by the house and not you. In that scenario, the only things you can control are the starting bank roll and how much money you spend before you end for the day. Occasionally you'll get lucky with a big win, but you'll often find they are dwarfed and even staged by the casino companies who spend a lot of money figuring out how to empty your bank account.

[famososMuertos]

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+1
It is easy to identify with some, at some point we went through those stages, especially chasing losses, not so much today but in the past the bad idea of thinking about increasing the size of the bet to reduce the number of bets, is a mistake that cannot be made, that is, sometimes it works, but we achieve it because of the probability that it happens, not because the fact of increasing the bet.
 
But as I always mention in other posts, they are in a certain way normal stages that we go through and through which we have to improve our game, so the main problem is not detecting them and your OP is in a certain way the best example that you have to know yourself as a player, you should not only evaluate income or losses, this type of introspective analysis defines you in the long term as a winning player.

[ralle14]

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?

I also have specific scenarios that happen frequently when i'm losing, and the one that annoys me the most is cashing out by trying to hit the withdrawal threshold. I still had a bunch of success reaching the minimum withdrawal before, but recently, i've been getting more losses. I don't track most of the losing scenarios that I experience, but I can easily recall them because of how often they happen in my sessions, and one of the main factors why it occurs is the greediness that I get during certain moments.

[Reid]

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.


Scenario when I lose in gambling

• Waking up early morning to play gambling without eating any breakfast
• When someone badgering me behind while I’m playing
• When I already on adrenaline mode after losing more than 50% of my bankroll and start chasing losses using huge bets.
• Gambling late night while I feel already sleepy
• Playing gambling after a recent huge win
• When I already huge amount while I can’t withdraw my balance due to my pending deposit
• Chasing small bets lose while I’m already up by huge profit just to close my balance to nearest whole number

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?

Dude, it's like you read my mind and detailed all my bad habits. That last part especially, it's like a sickness that cannot be cured. Chasing the small bet loss even if the profits had been in the number that any gambler would love to have.

"Playing after a huge win." I think this cannot be erased. We are born greedy. We want more. And the thought of just using a little bit of that profits just to check if our luck is still there will cause a bad domino effect. Suddenly, that little bit of profits that will be risked will be start of the chasing the losses path and it's going to be continuous.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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?

I have never really paid any attention to what things I do before, during or after gambling that leads to loses, but i think it will be very interesting to begin to monitor such from now on, even though i still think and believe that gambling., most especially, slot and casinos games, purely is based on luck, except for some card games that require some skill, so it doesn't really matter our gambling behavior, or maybe how we behave before engaging in gambling, or what we do during the gambling session, we simply win when good luck hits us, even though its very possible that our actions and in-actions could lead to less or more losses before any form of winnings arrives .

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

I guess everyone here can relate on chasing our losses even if we have like a losing streak already, but we keep on depositing and thinking that we can win and at least cover that loses and suddenly it pile up already that you can't get out and trap and instead of recovering, you lose more money.

Which results in some anxiety attacks on you and in your health and question yourself whether you should have stop already and not chase that lost.

Those are typical scenarios for me and for the rest of us. But it's really hard to control that emotions though as you want to play and think that you can make a big comeback, but it was a wrong decision 99.99% of the time.

[ethereumhunter]

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.

So it's normal if someone succeeds and someone fails. If we fail to control ourselves, we must continue to learn to control ourselves well and accept loss by not wanting to recover from loss. Recovering losses is not easy and will require a lot of money and we may also experience more losses than before. And it's true that it's better for us to play gambling just for fun so we won't think about recovering from losses or wanting to win because that will be difficult.

Playing gambling cannot be considered as a serious activity because some losses and wins will be the result. And we can also lose self-control while playing gambling so it's better for us to limit ourselves before we lose self-control. By doing what we can, we also prevent gambling addiction, which can come at any time without us knowing it.