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

[Gormicsta]

If that happened to me, maybe I would regret it, because it was a good opportunity which could have changed my life but I didn't take it which was a mistake. But even though I regret it, I will not drag on about it, because if it is our good fortune it will definitely come to us. Just believe that one day there will be good luck for us, don't think too much about things that have passed because maybe bigger luck will happen to us.

It's very true that life is full of countless opportunities and just because someone misses out on one opportunity doesn't really mean that's the end of his life or that we won't encounter other better chances in the future.
It's so important to have faith and hope in our own abilities and future possibilities. Like the popular saying, when one door closes, another one opens.
I believe another part of moving on from an opportunity you've missed along the line is to reflect on the the lesson you learned from the experience so when you approach a similar situation in the future, you'll know just exactly how to handle yourself there. This can surely help us grow and prepare ourselves more for other future opportunities so when they come, we'll be prepared and do all we can so we can't miss them.

[ethereumhunter]

On thin ice, you don't see it. Gambling requires emotional control, not just a tip. You say you realize the risk of overexcited, yet you romanticize it. In this game, excitement is your adversary. It deceives you, and before you realize it, the game is playing you

We've experienced it and survived, albeit with scars. Your talk of 'enjoying the game' is perilous without reality. Fun is good, but when your money is at stake, it can soon get chaotic. Set clear limitations, follow them, and remember that the house always wins. The 'ideal timing' to win doesn't exist. Smart play or no play. Crossing that line is forbidden

Yes, playing gambling requires emotional control. If gamblers can learn it, they will not over reactions to the gambling games and will use gambling as it should be. Gamblers will not play gambling too serious as they realize that gambling is one of many activities that we can used to have fun. Yes, we feel the excitement but we will not trying to excessive in playing gambling because we know that it will gives a risk to us. The risk is about losing the money that many gamblers can't afford.

Enjoying the gambling game is a must and when you don't feel it anymore, that means you should reduce your gambling activity using the other ways before something bad happens to you. We should realize that gambling is just for fun and that's why we need to have limitations that will take care from the problem that can occurs.

When gambling, emotional control is essential. Yes, excitement can distort judgment and make norms and limitations irrelevant. Isnt it slippery? Feeling invincible, I thought more time meant more fun. However, losses remind us of the narrow line between enjoyment and excess.

I believe discipline. Limitations must be respected. Many fall into the loop of "just one more game", which is hard to break. Setting firm, non-negotiable boundaries works best for me. Not denying ourselves fun, but preventing it from becoming a problem. And winning will take time. The experience, not the result, should matter. So shouldnt playing be about that?

When we wins, there will be a change to ourselves and can make our emotional becomes bigger without we realizes. If we can control our emotions, we will see that something change and we will use the other things to prevents becoming bigger. We must have limitations when playing gambling because that can take cares us from the temptations so we will not use playing gambling excessively.

Yes, discipline and limitations can work together to protect us from the bad things that can happens. We will not say "just one more game" because we know that can lead us hard to stop. Maybe we already have that experienced in the past so we must be very careful in playing gambling. We need to preventing the negative effects from gambling using that limitations.

[entertheabyss]

If that happened to me, maybe I would regret it, because it was a good opportunity which could have changed my life but I didn't take it which was a mistake. But even though I regret it, I will not drag on about it, because if it is our good fortune it will definitely come to us. Just believe that one day there will be good luck for us, don't think too much about things that have passed because maybe bigger luck will happen to us.

To be on a safer side, don't expect much from the system, rather expects less so you'll not be surprised when your budgets doesn't go as plan. It's no new thing to experience losses, however we become stronger to deal with problems when we're independent. Regrets happen on daily basis in the space. We're often lucky and when it hits harder, we lay down and cry out, that's for those of us that don't have the balance control of our emotions, but some of us stand strong enough to take in anything in the system. Gamblers are always ready to embraced any results generated on their end.

[piebeyb]

If that happened to me, maybe I would regret it, because it was a good opportunity which could have changed my life but I didn't take it which was a mistake. But even though I regret it, I will not drag on about it, because if it is our good fortune it will definitely come to us. Just believe that one day there will be good luck for us, don't think too much about things that have passed because maybe bigger luck will happen to us.

To be on a safer side, don't expect much from the system, rather expects less so you'll not be surprised when your budgets doesn't go as plan. It's no new thing to experience losses, however we become stronger to deal with problems when we're independent. Regrets happen on daily basis in the space. We're often lucky and when it hits harder, we lay down and cry out, that's for those of us that don't have the balance control of our emotions, but some of us stand strong enough to take in anything in the system. Gamblers are always ready to embraced any results generated on their end.

Yes, that is the important thing, namely accepting whatever the outcome is because winning and losing have become a very inherent part of gambling, after all there is no point in regretting something that has already happened, even though there may be a chance to win, it won't be that the opportunity only comes once, there is always a chance. It comes for the umpteenth time, as long as we continue to gamble responsibly and stick to playing according to our budget, we will get that opportunity again and the most important thing is that we don't always have to win, but just focus on gambling within the budget limit that has been set.

It is difficult to maintain consistency, although sometimes we are often tempted to bet beyond the budget limit and in the end losing will not allow us to return something that has been lost. Gambling will always be like that, losing and winning are things that should be something that is normal, don't be too serious about accepting the results. which is not satisfactory, let alone full trust in the gambling machine system, playing gambling must be full of responsibility because it will help us stay away from gambling addiction, gambling addiction is the most frightening thing for all gamblers and it must be avoided but luck will definitely not be avoided.

[swogerino]

If that happened to me, maybe I would regret it, because it was a good opportunity which could have changed my life but I didn't take it which was a mistake. But even though I regret it, I will not drag on about it, because if it is our good fortune it will definitely come to us. Just believe that one day there will be good luck for us, don't think too much about things that have passed because maybe bigger luck will happen to us.

To be on a safer side, don't expect much from the system, rather expects less so you'll not be surprised when your budgets doesn't go as plan. It's no new thing to experience losses, however we become stronger to deal with problems when we're independent. Regrets happen on daily basis in the space. We're often lucky and when it hits harder, we lay down and cry out, that's for those of us that don't have the balance control of our emotions, but some of us stand strong enough to take in anything in the system. Gamblers are always ready to embraced any results generated on their end.

I don't think a lot of gamblers are otherwise we would not see those addicted persons in the first place.That means that not every gambler is able to control his emotions and the slot providers as an example for instance play exactly with these people by bringing a huge amount of near misses which would be otherwise a max win and people are normal,they have emotions and they fall for this so they continue gambling until they experience those hard losing sessions and they start crying out and feel full of regrets.

I have stopped playing slots exactly for this reason,the slot providers are making fun of me and many other people while very rarely giving out max wins nowadays compared to before,just the economic crisis keeps worsening,the same is from slot providers they do not make better slots,the new ones are worse than older ones.

[slapper]

If that happened to me, maybe I would regret it, because it was a good opportunity which could have changed my life but I didn't take it which was a mistake. But even though I regret it, I will not drag on about it, because if it is our good fortune it will definitely come to us. Just believe that one day there will be good luck for us, don't think too much about things that have passed because maybe bigger luck will happen to us.

To be on a safer side, don't expect much from the system, rather expects less so you'll not be surprised when your budgets doesn't go as plan. It's no new thing to experience losses, however we become stronger to deal with problems when we're independent. Regrets happen on daily basis in the space. We're often lucky and when it hits harder, we lay down and cry out, that's for those of us that don't have the balance control of our emotions, but some of us stand strong enough to take in anything in the system. Gamblers are always ready to embraced any results generated on their end.

Yes, that is the important thing, namely accepting whatever the outcome is because winning and losing have become a very inherent part of gambling, after all there is no point in regretting something that has already happened, even though there may be a chance to win, it won't be that the opportunity only comes once, there is always a chance. It comes for the umpteenth time, as long as we continue to gamble responsibly and stick to playing according to our budget, we will get that opportunity again and the most important thing is that we don't always have to win, but just focus on gambling within the budget limit that has been set.

It is difficult to maintain consistency, although sometimes we are often tempted to bet beyond the budget limit and in the end losing will not allow us to return something that has been lost. Gambling will always be like that, losing and winning are things that should be something that is normal, don't be too serious about accepting the results. which is not satisfactory, let alone full trust in the gambling machine system, playing gambling must be full of responsibility because it will help us stay away from gambling addiction, gambling addiction is the most frightening thing for all gamblers and it must be avoided but luck will definitely not be avoided.

You say acceptance? It's essential. Let's cut through the fog. Gambling is a test of self-control, not just luck. You got it: stick to the budget. Remember, this is a social issue, not simply personal discipline. Every risky bet affects society

You highlight chance repeatedly. True, but don't romanticize. The 'opportunity' you mention is two-sided. You need to know when to stop, not just get another shot. Knowledge helps there. Know the system and odds: they're against us. Realistic, not pessimistic

And addiction? The elephant in the room. It's terrifying and devastating. Preventing addiction is less important than recognizing its early signs. Discussing mental health. Responsible gambling? Not only a decision, but an obligation to ourselves and other

[LUCKMCFLY]

If that happened to me, maybe I would regret it, because it was a good opportunity which could have changed my life but I didn't take it which was a mistake. But even though I regret it, I will not drag on about it, because if it is our good fortune it will definitely come to us. Just believe that one day there will be good luck for us, don't think too much about things that have passed because maybe bigger luck will happen to us.

To be on a safer side, don't expect much from the system, rather expects less so you'll not be surprised when your budgets doesn't go as plan. It's no new thing to experience losses, however we become stronger to deal with problems when we're independent. Regrets happen on daily basis in the space. We're often lucky and when it hits harder, we lay down and cry out, that's for those of us that don't have the balance control of our emotions, but some of us stand strong enough to take in anything in the system. Gamblers are always ready to embraced any results generated on their end.

Yes, that is the important thing, namely accepting whatever the outcome is because winning and losing have become a very inherent part of gambling, after all there is no point in regretting something that has already happened, even though there may be a chance to win, it won't be that the opportunity only comes once, there is always a chance. It comes for the umpteenth time, as long as we continue to gamble responsibly and stick to playing according to our budget, we will get that opportunity again and the most important thing is that we don't always have to win, but just focus on gambling within the budget limit that has been set.

It is difficult to maintain consistency, although sometimes we are often tempted to bet beyond the budget limit and in the end losing will not allow us to return something that has been lost. Gambling will always be like that, losing and winning are things that should be something that is normal, don't be too serious about accepting the results. which is not satisfactory, let alone full trust in the gambling machine system, playing gambling must be full of responsibility because it will help us stay away from gambling addiction, gambling addiction is the most frightening thing for all gamblers and it must be avoided but luck will definitely not be avoided.

You say acceptance? It's essential. Let's cut through the fog. Gambling is a test of self-control, not just luck. You got it: stick to the budget. Remember, this is a social issue, not simply personal discipline. Every risky bet affects society

You highlight chance repeatedly. True, but don't romanticize. The 'opportunity' you mention is two-sided. You need to know when to stop, not just get another shot. Knowledge helps there. Know the system and odds: they're against us. Realistic, not pessimistic

And addiction? The elephant in the room. It's terrifying and devastating. Preventing addiction is less important than recognizing its early signs. Discussing mental health. Responsible gambling? Not only a decision, but an obligation to ourselves and other

In the game there are only two possibilities to win or lose, the fact that things are difficult does not mean that they are impossible, I know that as a player you have to attrimony you cannot spend all your money in the game, many things happen in the game Among them is letting an opportunity pass and one believes that no more opportunities will come again and that is not the case, the casino is full of possibilities, therefore for me my money is very important, that is why for me it is a priority, therefore That's why I try to play what I could lose, so as not to generate financial problems or those gaps that I then have to cover with things like loans, credit and things that are added to my financial life that do not allow me to develop well, therefore in cases If an opportunity is lost, it does not mean that another one will not present itself, perhaps much better than the one that was lost. All of this could be said to be called experience and that is what we learn from.

Experiences are what do not make you better players, in the case of gambling when you lose an opportunity, so what I recommend is to be calm, play another day much more serene considering what you previously learned and play with more wisdom, because the game does It gives second chances and those are the ones we must take advantage of, the game gives 2nd, 3rd, 4th chances, whatever they are because that's what it's about, you just have to enter the best moment to be able to take advantage of things, that's why when Opportunities are missed, we must assume it and think that it will be another time, this is the same in this sense as tading, the same thing can always be applied to both the game and the market.

[Oilacris]

If that happened to me, maybe I would regret it, because it was a good opportunity which could have changed my life but I didn't take it which was a mistake. But even though I regret it, I will not drag on about it, because if it is our good fortune it will definitely come to us. Just believe that one day there will be good luck for us, don't think too much about things that have passed because maybe bigger luck will happen to us.

To be on a safer side, don't expect much from the system, rather expects less so you'll not be surprised when your budgets doesn't go as plan. It's no new thing to experience losses, however we become stronger to deal with problems when we're independent. Regrets happen on daily basis in the space. We're often lucky and when it hits harder, we lay down and cry out, that's for those of us that don't have the balance control of our emotions, but some of us stand strong enough to take in anything in the system. Gamblers are always ready to embraced any results generated on their end.

On the time that you do deal up with gambling then it would really be always best that you should really be that making yourself that wary about those probabilities on which it would really be
normal that you would neither be experiencing loses and winning, with this then you wont really be finding yourself to be that impulsive just because you are already anticipating for it to happen.
This is why it would really be always best that you should really be acting out normal and its always been best that gambling is really just that for fun, dont expect some guaranteed win because it would
really be just that making you desperate and this is something that you would really be pushing through. This is why it would be always best on this way.

[alegotardo]

To be on a safer side, don't expect much from the system, rather expects less so you'll not be surprised when your budgets doesn't go as plan. It's no new thing to experience losses, however we become stronger to deal with problems when we're independent. Regrets happen on daily basis in the space. We're often lucky and when it hits harder, we lay down and cry out, that's for those of us that don't have the balance control of our emotions, but some of us stand strong enough to take in anything in the system. Gamblers are always ready to embraced any results generated on their end.

I always say that in games of chance we have to have the following perspective: Worry about not losing more money than we can, if we don't win anything then it's okay, and the fact that you get rich with a big asset is a gift, or be it... we must dream of this possibility but it can never be our goal.

With this in mind, we would never need to worry about gambling, about spending money on something that could ruin our lives, and who knows, when we least expect it, we could be surprised by something really good.

However, if we always play risking losing more money than we should and with the aim of achieving something that is "unlikely", then we will always play in a depressed way and the chance of dying of heartbreak is great.

[Makus]

As gamblers we ought to have at the back of our heads that, no matter how much predictions you put in, the possibility of you losing the bet is still higher than that of wining a bet. So no matter how close you are in winning a bet it should affect you psychological for long, after all you gamble for fun, except your intentions towards gambling is to lift you from life poverty which is almost impossible because a gambler would always be a gambler part of the money you won would still find its way back to the casino you won the bet from and the circle continues .

[Rufsilf]

If that happened to me, maybe I would regret it, because it was a good opportunity which could have changed my life but I didn't take it which was a mistake. But even though I regret it, I will not drag on about it, because if it is our good fortune it will definitely come to us. Just believe that one day there will be good luck for us, don't think too much about things that have passed because maybe bigger luck will happen to us.

To be on a safer side, don't expect much from the system, rather expects less so you'll not be surprised when your budgets doesn't go as plan. It's no new thing to experience losses, however we become stronger to deal with problems when we're independent. Regrets happen on daily basis in the space. We're often lucky and when it hits harder, we lay down and cry out, that's for those of us that don't have the balance control of our emotions, but some of us stand strong enough to take in anything in the system. Gamblers are always ready to embraced any results generated on their end.

Yes, even though you regret not acting sooner, as you stated, you should have the strength to accept whatever comes into the system, given that you have already turned down an opportunity. I can understand the side of the original poster, as he's just taken precautions to ensure that his funds were secure. What if he had already gambled some of his money, and if the outcome was different, the loss would have been greater, and he still feels guilty about it? Therefore, in my opinion, there is nothing wrong with him; all he did was express regret. It's alright, and it is not that big of a problem, and it's okay to be on the safer side.

[nullama]

As gamblers we ought to have at the back of our heads that, no matter how much predictions you put in, the possibility of you losing the bet is still higher than that of wining a bet. So no matter how close you are in winning a bet it should affect you psychological for long, after all you gamble for fun, except your intentions towards gambling is to lift you from life poverty which is almost impossible because a gambler would always be a gambler part of the money you won would still find its way back to the casino you won the bet from and the circle continues .

Yeah, that's spot on.

As you said, the probabilities of losing are higher than the probabilities of winning.

As long as you have this in your mind and act accordingly, then you should be fine.

Many people feel like they are different though, but probabilities treat everyone the same