How will you feel if it happens to you just like this?

[ralle14]

This question can be very tough to answer, but believe me, many people won't stop thinking of that if it happened to them, so I want to know your opinion about how you would feel if it happened to you.

I'd feel annoyed, but i'll do my best to move on from the situation, and when i'm taking gambling seriously, I need to avoid getting swept by these missed wins because i'll be encouraged to make bad decisions the next time I gamble. I also had days where I skipped out on a possible winner because it felt too risky to take the bet, so I already know how it feels to miss out on potential winnings.

[MainIbem]

That is why it's better to gamble with at least the little amount you can afford to gamble with, like what I does mostly is that I don't go predicts games if I don't have money to place those bets so,

You know some time we might predict a game when we have the money we can afford but in a situation where by you have to live the game you predicted and you use the money for something else, situation like this can occur right? And letter the thing you used the money for letter don't profit you anything after all.

True!
So for that I suggest next you should try share your game to a close friend who often gambles with you place those bets if you don't have money to gamble at the moment. I strongly believe that if those games plays accordingly your friend wouldn't forget you entirely rather, if he is a generous person you could get some percentage after those game plays accurate as predicted.

[Apocollapse]

when you checked the winning was something that could have changed your life for ever if you didn't gambled again after such winning?

If you say the winning could changed your life, I don't believe about it. Usually the odds in sports bookie for the heavy underdog are around @7.00-@40.00, in gambling you must use the money you can afford to lose, something like below 5%. Even you successfully place in one bet and win with @40.00 odds, it's still not able to change your life due to the money you gamble is small.

Do you think you will bet will all the money you have? nope.

[ethereumhunter]

I think it's not difficult to answer because if you only use gambling as entertainment, you won't really care about the matches that will take place, especially if you don't have money. But if you don't use gambling for fun and can't place a bet, it will be sad because we missed a match we might have won.

However, you should be able to stop thinking about it because other matches are more interesting. And at that time, you have money to place a bet and win it. So don't be too sad because you still have time to bet again. That's what I do if I'm broke and can't place a bet.

Life isn't just for placing bets.

[TravelMug]

People like those (me) who don't gamble for fun have this question to answer: how will you feel when you don't have money to stake a game that you predicted and better winning games you predicted played the way you predicted it and when you checked the winning was something that could have changed your life for ever if you didn't gambled again after such winning?

This question can be very tough to answer, but believe me, many people won't stop thinking of that if it happened to them, so I want to know your opinion about how you would feel if it happened to you.

If it happens to me, I can't stop thinking of it, but definitely one day I will stop thinking about it and see it as history or not yet, my time for big wins just like how it happened to me when I lost a bet that would have given me long-term smiles.

Of course, there will be regrets and what if in your end. But nevertheless, what can you do? it happen already and it just you didn't stake something and win big that can change your life so there is nothing you can do but to move on with your life.

And who knows, maybe that kind of opportunity will present itself again to you and maybe this time, you will not want to miss that opportunity and put and risk something in your end.

[CODE200]

Probably regrets will come into play because it's a human nature and that's how we normally deal with a possible win turned into nothing. But the best way you can do is to move on, maybe it isn't just your lucky day. Just think of it like this, you may not won, at least you did not lose money either. Maybe it's not your time, and there's a bigger opportunity that's waiting for you.

[Mauser]

People like those (me) who don't gamble for fun have this question to answer: how will you feel when you don't have money to stake a game that you predicted and better winning games you predicted played the way you predicted it and when you checked the winning was something that could have changed your life for ever if you didn't gambled again after such winning?

Predicting the outcome of a game correctly is a great achievement and you should be proud of your skills. Assuming that you put in a lot of time to learn about the league and your favorite team, I would expect you have at least 10 USD that you can use to bet on the match. In case you are able to predict the exact score of the match you should still make a decent return. Don't think so much about what could have been if you placed a larger bet. It's more important to know that your analysis is right and you should do the same for the next match. Start slowly building your bankroll soon you will be able to bet much larger amounts. You don't get rich from bet alone, it's going to take time and for that it's all about being right and making the correct calls.

[bayu7adi]

Do you mean someone who lacks the funds but sees a significant opportunity to win a bet right in front of them?

I believe I've encountered such a situation before, and I was unable to take any action due to the unavailability of sufficient funds to stake at that time. My confidence in winning the gamble stood at 90%, as it involved a local boxing match between two inexperienced individuals.

I had access to some undisclosed information that one of the participants was not a genuine boxer, while the other was a well-trained pugilist. They both made their boxing debut that night. In this particular betting setup, there was only a x2 multiplier on the bet amount, and it applied in the immediate vicinity of the boxing ring.

In a fun and informal setting like this, gambling was inevitable, with cash payouts on the line. Unfortunately, I refrained from participating that evening due to my lack of a substantial sum to wager.

[Cookdata]

People like those (me) who don't gamble for fun have this question to answer: how will you feel when you don't have money to stake a game that you predicted and better winning games you predicted played the way you predicted it and when you checked the winning was something that could have changed your life for ever if you didn't gambled again after such winning?

This question can be very tough to answer, but believe me, many people won't stop thinking of that if it happened to them, so I want to know your opinion about how you would feel if it happened to you.

If it happens to me, I can't stop thinking of it, but definitely one day I will stop thinking about it and see it as history or not yet, my time for big wins just like how it happened to me when I lost a bet that would have given me long-term smiles.

This happened not only in gambling, it happened in real life situation, more like opportunity you missed or the chance you refuse to take because of the risk involved. However, does it matters if the game went as you predicted or not, you didn't play it and you didn't involved any risk, there is nothing to feel atleast for me, it's a chance I missed and refuse to take due to financial condition and money to play. At that moment, I will feel bad but will forget it the next minute, will try again the next time.

I know other people will say you should borrow money and gamble which is a big mistake, the moment you start gambling with borrowed money, it will become a habit that will be difficult to avoid, hence any moment you lack fund to play, the next thing that will come to your mind is to go and borrow money and when you lose, you will have yourself to blame especially when you categorically stated that you play because of money and not for the fun, you should never regret but make sure to used the same skill proficiently the next time you have money to play as you do for the money and not for the fun.

[aioc]

People like those (me) who don't gamble for fun have this question to answer: how will you feel when you don't have money to stake a game that you predicted and better winning games you predicted played the way you predicted it and when you checked the winning was something that could have changed your life for ever if you didn't gambled again after such winning?

This question can be very tough to answer, but believe me, many people won't stop thinking of that if it happened to them, so I want to know your opinion about how you would feel if it happened to you.

It happened to me many times but not money that can change my life, One of the things that you should learn from gambling is how to let go, one of the hardest things that are hard to let go is you already won a big amount of money but you want to extend your lucky streak and by doing so you eventually lose everything you've won because you are chasing your big winning.
The adrenaline rush is something that is hard to keep.

[piebeyb]

There are no feelings whatsoever, I will never regret it even if my bet is correct and wins in the end, because if the situation is that I don't have money, why should I force it, what if the situation is reversed, when I don't have money but there is a friend who wants to lend me a lot of money because he believed in me, then I bet all the money, of course if I won it would change my life, but in the end I lost, it would only leave debt and sadness.

I won't think about it from just one point of view, we have to look at other points of view to make it look fairer, but this is where I learned that sometimes when we gamble we should have full control when there is money, just gamble and bet on bets that we believe in, but otherwise don't have money, avoid gambling and any bets, especially debt. it won't be good in the end.   

[knowngunman]

If it happens to me, I can't stop thinking of it, but definitely one day I will stop thinking about it and see it as history or not yet, my time for big wins just like how it happened to me when I lost a bet that would have given me long-term smiles.

This has always been my case. Whenever I predict a game and I am not able to play it maybe due to lack of funds or something else, the game mostly play but when I am fortunate to play it takes miracle to deliver the ticket. Even this previous weekend EPL game it has happened to me. I predicted 11 good odds but was very busy with some activities and could not play the game but it won. The truth is that there's nothing we can do about it and if you continue thinking about it too much you might end up with emotional distress which is not good for you as it will not allow you to focus on your new challenges.

One thing with betting is that, you have to be patience and stop being greedy else you'll continue losing. When you accumulate heavy odds in order to win huge amount with a little wager, your chances of winning will be very minimal. You can select few odds and stake as little as you can.

[Yatsan]

I'd probably just accept the circumstances and make up for it, if ever such thing ever happen again. We sometimes have the feeling of a 'winning bet' and most of the time  these are when we cannot afford losing an amount. For me it is frustration which gives us feelings of regret. But in reality, if you are really sure of it  then you'd make a way right? Then why you did not? 'coz you know how things work in gambling; risk. You are only having a strong feeling but never the guarantee of a winning bet which also scares you. Your frustration would only become bigger once the game is settled and it happened to be a winning guess  but what if the other way around happened? Would you be having the same feeling? Obviously not.

[Accardo]

I also ponder about what happens if I played the game with higher amounts and lose? Sometimes it feels like a mistake, but that wasn't our lucky day. I'll accept it and follow up on the next game, instead of imaging how it should have been. The best step is to take it the way it happened, and they'll be no regrets. The choice that led to your loss or earning less is also a choice. Playing responsibly is the goal, targeting bigger wins can result to a painful loss of money that may be difficult for the player to recover.

[sunsilk]

It happened to me many times but not money that can change my life, One of the things that you should learn from gambling is how to let go, one of the hardest things that are hard to let go is you already won a big amount of money but you want to extend your lucky streak and by doing so you eventually lose everything you've won because you are chasing your big winning.

I agree, letting go is a must even if you're at that closest moment of your life that match you're wanting to bet has got assurance that your analysis is good and accurate but you don't have money.

Whether you've got funds or don't have, as long as you know what you're doing then don't stick to that feeling because that's hard to battle when you keep dwelling on it.

The adrenaline rush is something that is hard to keep.

True, you just have to enjoy it and even you're not be able to bet with that match, let go of it.

[Pierre 2]

I think this is very disruptive behavior for all kinds of humans. I was very worried with these best in past, because I was very young and I lacked enough money. At one point I decided to not check betting odds that I won't gamble through. I don't think there are any benefits of gambling without money cause gambling itself exists so people can at least gamble properly. It can at least give you money not only joy.

[Aikidoka]

I also ponder about what happens if I played the game with higher amounts and lose? Sometimes it feels like a mistake, but that wasn't our lucky day. I'll accept it and follow up on the next game, instead of imaging how it should have been. The best step is to take it the way it happened, and they'll be no regrets. The choice that led to your loss or earning less is also a choice. Playing responsibly is the goal, targeting bigger wins can result to a painful loss of money that may be difficult for the player to recover.

It might be fate that you didn't participate in that game and perhaps it's for the best, Who knows? To be honest, if that were to happen to me I wouldn't be too bothered and would continue with my gambling activities.

For me, gambling is primarily for entertainment so I don't take it too seriously. Of course, I'd love to win big, but I usually challenge my friends with football games and find the most enjoyment when my bets are accurate, or at the very least when I have more correct bets than my friends. It's like friendly competition, all in good fun!:D

[Fatunad]

I also ponder about what happens if I played the game with higher amounts and lose? Sometimes it feels like a mistake, but that wasn't our lucky day. I'll accept it and follow up on the next game, instead of imaging how it should have been. The best step is to take it the way it happened, and they'll be no regrets. The choice that led to your loss or earning less is also a choice. Playing responsibly is the goal, targeting bigger wins can result to a painful loss of money that may be difficult for the player to recover.

It might be fate that you didn't participate in that game and perhaps it's for the best, Who knows? To be honest, if that were to happen to me I wouldn't be too bothered and would continue with my gambling activities.

For me, gambling is primarily for entertainment so I don't take it too seriously. Of course, I'd love to win big, but I usually challenge my friends with football games and find the most enjoyment when my bets are accurate, or at the very least when I have more correct bets than my friends. It's like friendly competition, all in good fun!:D

You would really be telling or mentioning fate's on the time that you would really be able to know the conclusion.If you do see that it win up then for sure you would be having that kind of regret,
but on the time that you see that it losses then you would really be thankful about not to be able to make bets and its fate that you do have that kind of condition on which prevents you on some losses.
Totally its really that situation if we do speak about missing out opportunities on winning up a particular bet which circumstances would really be that depending or varying on the situation on why you havent
able to make out bets on that time on which it did result on missing out those wins but of course we know that gambling doesnt only means about winning but also losing too. If ever you have seen yourself
wasnt been able to win up a bet which you had chosen up on which one who would gonna win and turns out to be right then it wouldnt really be that surprising or shocking that a certain person would be banging up
his head by his hand and telling that you should have bet earlier. 

[rahmad2nd]

If it happens to me, I can't stop thinking of it, but definitely one day I will stop thinking about it and see it as history or not yet, my time for big wins just like how it happened to me when I lost a bet that would have given me long-term smiles.

From a psychological perspective, what happens to the gambling you do will be regretted by some gamblers.  especially, if it involves a very large nominal both from your version and from mine. The fact is, you've been through it all and you can't change anything. from your previous post, you can say it is part of greed. however from a gambling perspective there are only two options, win or lose, stop or continue. and yep, you try to bet again in the hope that you will get a win from that bet. Unfortunately, luck is not on your side. in the end, you lose everything.

Then the question is whether you can do it like that for the umpteenth time, it seems the answer is not easy. Well, now the problem is with you. are you going to ignore it, then go back to having fun, or as you said you don't gamble for fun. So, all your decisions are in your hands. well, regarding the title of this thread, I have experienced it many times. Initially, I regretted it. however, since the money I wagered was originally from a small bankroll, let's just say I was unlucky with it. After all, what we have decided has risks. So, this is how gambling works. Suppose, you manage to get that victory. Are you going to stop, I don't think so.

[yazher]

Honestly, this is the same when it comes to investing in some new coins where you were thinking it's just another shitcoins but then a year has passed and you see the same coin listed in the big market with a big price, you keep asking yourself why you didn't invest that time. well, the answer is, you are not destined yet to get rich and all you need to do is move on and keep chasing any opportunity right there that can change your life in a positive way but don't overdo it.