Not keeping records makes me a bad gambler?

[nara1892]

Yes but that is still uncertain, because it is not necessarily that just by looking at the records they can reduce their gambling because they see a much larger number of losses. As I said before the record can make someone do two things, first yes maybe they realize and reduce it because they don't want to get worse and secondly you have also said that it is very possible that by looking at the record they do not accept when they see the amount of defeat is much bigger then they will get emotional and continue to gamble by applying greed to catch up with the defeat in the previous time. I think it depends on the perspective of each individual, I can't say that for sure because only they know what's best for themselves. Hopefully there are some who look at this topic and they actually consider our conversation about what luck is and how it works.

By understanding all the ways luck works in gambling then I'm sure there's no reason for them to act greedy, because obviously there are no guarantees and certainties out there, so it's better to reconsider everything you're going to do in gambling. Yes, of course, and by understanding what is meant by luck, it is clear that they will not be affected by every temptation that comes.

Yes, it's not necessarily because it depends on each gambler. After all, some will be fine after paying attention to their gambling records, but there will also be those who will have the desire to try to recover their losses. It is best if they are willing to start reducing their gambling activities so that it will also reduce the amount of losses. But I hope that those who visit this thread and want to read about it can consider it and want to try it for their own good because everything can change so that it can be even better. Having a gambling record can be a limitation for someone so they don't gamble too much.

You are right because by understanding everything, they can control their greed and because there is no guarantee of winning from gambling, they will realize that they will not get a bigger chance of winning. From their gambling records, they can see the number of wins and losses and think about not using more money in gambling. They will also learn to resist this temptation so that it does not influence them to continue gambling.

Well basically maybe like you said it depends on each individual in response to his record, whether they will try to return the loss or vice versa by acting more carefully to reduce the number of losses along with always taking precautions. And on the other hand this problem is really beyond our control, maybe I hope they can read our discussion, nothing but just to be taken into consideration so that their gambling involvement does not get worse in the future.

If they are completely familiar with gambling along with luck then yes as I said before there is no reason at all to put greed in their gambling, because I'm sure they will worry if the final result is not in accordance with what they expect. So with this they will be able to apply the statement that "it is better to prevent than to cure" and also yes maybe they won't be

[ethereumhunter]

Well basically maybe like you said it depends on each individual in response to his record, whether they will try to return the loss or vice versa by acting more carefully to reduce the number of losses along with always taking precautions. And on the other hand this problem is really beyond our control, maybe I hope they can read our discussion, nothing but just to be taken into consideration so that their gambling involvement does not get worse in the future.

If they are completely familiar with gambling along with luck then yes as I said before there is no reason at all to put greed in their gambling, because I'm sure they will worry if the final result is not in accordance with what they expect. So with this they will be able to apply the statement that "it is better to prevent than to cure" and also yes maybe they won't be

By being careful, we can see what will have a good and bad impact on our lives, so if we see that gambling has a bad impact on us, it is better for us to avoid it and start gambling less. It will also affect our gambling records if we record them so that we can see any changes in our lives, especially in the use of money for gambling. We ourselves must reduce our involvement in gambling so that later, we will not experience regret when we see that we have used too much money to gamble. We also better regulate the use of money or the allocation of money that should be used for gambling. We will not try to deposit more because that will potentially increase the amount of losses we will incur from gambling.

We also will not be easily tempted by greed which will continue to tell us to continue gambling because we will only use gambling as entertainment. And it's true what you say that "prevention is better than cure" because if we already have a gambling problem, it won't be easy to treat it.

[nara1892]

Well basically maybe like you said it depends on each individual in response to his record, whether they will try to return the loss or vice versa by acting more carefully to reduce the number of losses along with always taking precautions. And on the other hand this problem is really beyond our control, maybe I hope they can read our discussion, nothing but just to be taken into consideration so that their gambling involvement does not get worse in the future.

If they are completely familiar with gambling along with luck then yes as I said before there is no reason at all to put greed in their gambling, because I'm sure they will worry if the final result is not in accordance with what they expect. So with this they will be able to apply the statement that "it is better to prevent than to cure" and also yes maybe they won't be

By being careful, we can see what will have a good and bad impact on our lives, so if we see that gambling has a bad impact on us, it is better for us to avoid it and start gambling less. It will also affect our gambling records if we record them so that we can see any changes in our lives, especially in the use of money for gambling. We ourselves must reduce our involvement in gambling so that later, we will not experience regret when we see that we have used too much money to gamble. We also better regulate the use of money or the allocation of money that should be used for gambling. We will not try to deposit more because that will potentially increase the amount of losses we will incur from gambling.

We also will not be easily tempted by greed which will continue to tell us to continue gambling because we will only use gambling as entertainment. And it's true what you say that "prevention is better than cure" because if we already have a gambling problem, it won't be easy to treat it.

And only they themselves can see it because they can feel whether the impact is good or bad on their lives, I will not say that the percentage of good impact is greater than the bad impact because obviously this is gambling which is mostly like what has happened a lot that if you are too serious in gambling then obviously the bad impact will always accompany you, and vice versa if they are not excessive in their gambling approach then the risks they will face will also definitely be smaller, everything will be balanced and depends on their intentions and point of view of coming to the gambling.

Of course for this kind of problem is beyond our control, because only they themselves know what they should do, I think if they come with no exaggeration then they will also be able to take some precautions as we have discussed here, one of which yes you have repeated my statement that "prevention is better than cure", this statement will always be useful in any case including in your life outside of gambling.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

I don’t keep records of my gambling stats, I’m too lazy to be honest and I gamble for fun, to make games and tournaments more interesting. I am not gambling in desperation for additional income.

It’s all a matter of personal choice, there is no right or wrong. The only thing to remember is to practise responsible gambling. Don’t bet more than you can afford to lose.

[slapper]

Well basically maybe like you said it depends on each individual in response to his record, whether they will try to return the loss or vice versa by acting more carefully to reduce the number of losses along with always taking precautions. And on the other hand this problem is really beyond our control, maybe I hope they can read our discussion, nothing but just to be taken into consideration so that their gambling involvement does not get worse in the future.

If they are completely familiar with gambling along with luck then yes as I said before there is no reason at all to put greed in their gambling, because I'm sure they will worry if the final result is not in accordance with what they expect. So with this they will be able to apply the statement that "it is better to prevent than to cure" and also yes maybe they won't be

By being careful, we can see what will have a good and bad impact on our lives, so if we see that gambling has a bad impact on us, it is better for us to avoid it and start gambling less. It will also affect our gambling records if we record them so that we can see any changes in our lives, especially in the use of money for gambling. We ourselves must reduce our involvement in gambling so that later, we will not experience regret when we see that we have used too much money to gamble. We also better regulate the use of money or the allocation of money that should be used for gambling. We will not try to deposit more because that will potentially increase the amount of losses we will incur from gambling.

We also will not be easily tempted by greed which will continue to tell us to continue gambling because we will only use gambling as entertainment. And it's true what you say that "prevention is better than cure" because if we already have a gambling problem, it won't be easy to treat it.

And only they themselves can see it because they can feel whether the impact is good or bad on their lives, I will not say that the percentage of good impact is greater than the bad impact because obviously this is gambling which is mostly like what has happened a lot that if you are too serious in gambling then obviously the bad impact will always accompany you, and vice versa if they are not excessive in their gambling approach then the risks they will face will also definitely be smaller, everything will be balanced and depends on their intentions and point of view of coming to the gambling.

Of course for this kind of problem is beyond our control, because only they themselves know what they should do, I think if they come with no exaggeration then they will also be able to take some precautions as we have discussed here, one of which yes you have repeated my statement that "prevention is better than cure", this statement will always be useful in any case including in your life outside of gambling.

Gambling has a big effect on people, and only those people can really say how it has changed their lives. Lucky numbers are involved, and the stakes are very high. Their actions will determine whether the effect is good or bad. If they take the risks and bad effects too seriously or spend too much, they can be too much to handle. But the risks can be kept to a minimum if they are careful

A timeless truth that applies to all parts of life, not just gaming, is that prevention is better than cure. You need to be smart, careful, and aware of when to back off. To play safely, you need to understand the game and be aware of the risks. Being in charge, taking responsibility, and making smart choices are important. Finding a balance and making sure the effect is more positive than bad is important. Only they can really do it; it's a delicate dance and a careful balancing act. So, yes, everything will be fair, but it depends on what they want and how they see things

[ethereumhunter]

And only they themselves can see it because they can feel whether the impact is good or bad on their lives, I will not say that the percentage of good impact is greater than the bad impact because obviously this is gambling which is mostly like what has happened a lot that if you are too serious in gambling then obviously the bad impact will always accompany you, and vice versa if they are not excessive in their gambling approach then the risks they will face will also definitely be smaller, everything will be balanced and depends on their intentions and point of view of coming to the gambling.

Of course for this kind of problem is beyond our control, because only they themselves know what they should do, I think if they come with no exaggeration then they will also be able to take some precautions as we have discussed here, one of which yes you have repeated my statement that "prevention is better than cure", this statement will always be useful in any case including in your life outside of gambling.

However, someone who has started gambling but does not have self-control can fall deeper into gambling and they will experience the bad effects that are greater than the good effects. But maybe they won't see the bad effects getting bigger because they have fun gambling and gamble more often because of the fun factor they get. In gambling, if they cannot take care of themselves, they will experience the bad effects of gambling and when it gets bigger, it is only a matter of time until they finally experience bigger losses. The risk of losing money will also be greater than they imagine because more losses will make them lose more money.

They should be able to realize it before it's too late so they can start reducing their gambling activities because otherwise, it will get bigger. They will be too late to reduce their gambling activities because they will get deeper into gambling. It is better to prevent it before it happens than to treat it, which will be much more difficult because our thoughts will be difficult to change, especially if we are already addicted to gambling. It will require even harder efforts to make us realize that we have made a fatal mistake in this life.

[nara1892]

And only they themselves can see it because they can feel whether the impact is good or bad on their lives, I will not say that the percentage of good impact is greater than the bad impact because obviously this is gambling which is mostly like what has happened a lot that if you are too serious in gambling then obviously the bad impact will always accompany you, and vice versa if they are not excessive in their gambling approach then the risks they will face will also definitely be smaller, everything will be balanced and depends on their intentions and point of view of coming to the gambling.

Of course for this kind of problem is beyond our control, because only they themselves know what they should do, I think if they come with no exaggeration then they will also be able to take some precautions as we have discussed here, one of which yes you have repeated my statement that "prevention is better than cure", this statement will always be useful in any case including in your life outside of gambling.

Gambling has a big effect on people, and only those people can really say how it has changed their lives. Lucky numbers are involved, and the stakes are very high. Their actions will determine whether the effect is good or bad. If they take the risks and bad effects too seriously or spend too much, they can be too much to handle. But the risks can be kept to a minimum if they are careful

A timeless truth that applies to all parts of life, not just gaming, is that prevention is better than cure. You need to be smart, careful, and aware of when to back off. To play safely, you need to understand the game and be aware of the risks. Being in charge, taking responsibility, and making smart choices are important. Finding a balance and making sure the effect is more positive than bad is important. Only they can really do it; it's a delicate dance and a careful balancing act. So, yes, everything will be fair, but it depends on what they want and how they see things

Yes as I said above gambling will indeed have a huge impact on a person's life especially in terms of their finances, and of course as you said that who will know whether they are experiencing good or bad impacts it depends on what they feel during their gambling involvement, if indeed they feel that they are experiencing a lot of financial difficulties when they are involved in gambling then they should think about stopping or just reducing it. I understand that it is quite difficult but time will tell if they try various actions to realize their dream of quitting, and if they have no problems at all, of course it is up to them whether they will continue their involvement or quit. Ultimately it's up to them, and I think they can make an informed judgment about what to do there, because obviously other people are never going to care about the difficulties they face.

In any case, whether in gambling or in your real life prevention will always be the best thing to do, I'm sure they know about what to do, so when this gambling is very bad and causes a lot of problems then they must take some preventive actions to minimize all unexpected possibilities that are not wanted. Understanding what they are doing before finally jumping in is the main thing, and realizing what the positive and negative impacts of these activities are also very important, if the negative impact is far greater than the positive then obviously I think there is no reason for anyone not to take precautions against it, because there is no way if he does not know what is best for himself. And also yes you have to be responsible for whatever you have done, so look at it from various sides first, consider before you make a decision.

[South Park]

I don’t keep records of my gambling stats, I’m too lazy to be honest and I gamble for fun, to make games and tournaments more interesting. I am not gambling in desperation for additional income.

It’s all a matter of personal choice, there is no right or wrong. The only thing to remember is to practise responsible gambling. Don’t bet more than you can afford to lose.

For someone that is just gambling for fun this is not really a problem as you know very well where are your limits and you can stop gambling at any moment, but for those that have plans to attempt to become professional gamblers this is a must, and this is because just a few weeks down the line you will forget about most of the details that led you to take a bet, but if you take records and even write down the reason why you took the bet then you can evaluate yourself and correct any mistakes you may have made at the time.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Do you know why? This is because I was able to know and admit my weaknesses and strengths in the two. This is why nowadays I gamble in casinos for fun and use a little money for it. But I gamble sports for the real deal and use a substantial amount for it.

I share your sentiment because I, too, believe that sports betting provides a better chance of winning, allowing for larger wagers. It's not accurate to claim that no one can win in gambling or that everyone loses in the long run. Such sayings often come from individuals who have had unfavorable experiences. It's essential to have a positive mindset because if we start thinking that we'll lose from the beginning, there's no point in gambling, as we won't experience the excitement we seek.

Well, everyone has their own way of thinking and that is respectable. When we do different types of activities, we can say that they can happen, but what happens if we are not up to the task of doing them well? in a caisno when we play roulette or anything, well we have to give our best, because basically what we can do is play slots, roulette, anything that is a game well yes, but when we are Thinking about what they can do when they are in front of a slot with little money is that it can be multiplied a lot and that is something that many people here in the forum are looking for, the truth is I don't understand how they can do it, but there are some who always look to get there and don't. They can, because the slot system is quite strong, and I think that when it has to do with setting things up to win it is mere luck, because everything has to do with chasing profits, so it is something that the maurpipa look for.

Now when it comes to sports betting, but it is something else, there is no way that greater prospects can be generated to have greater comfort, I am someone who sees sports betting and trading almost on the same page, but why? ? because basically in the latency things have to be done thinking, every move that is made is because it has been carefully studied, be it by technical analysis, by functional analysis or whatever, in sports betting there is a lot of responsibility for the fact of having been in an environment of knowing the sport well, in knowing how to do things better based on knowledge, then that is where the secret of this is, when we win money in sports betting by applying our knowledge it is when we demonstrate that things They tend to be done well because money is won by what you know, not by what you do, because anyone can make a bet, but knowing what the bet is is what you should bet to win.

[Blitzboy]

And only they themselves can see it because they can feel whether the impact is good or bad on their lives, I will not say that the percentage of good impact is greater than the bad impact because obviously this is gambling which is mostly like what has happened a lot that if you are too serious in gambling then obviously the bad impact will always accompany you, and vice versa if they are not excessive in their gambling approach then the risks they will face will also definitely be smaller, everything will be balanced and depends on their intentions and point of view of coming to the gambling.

Of course for this kind of problem is beyond our control, because only they themselves know what they should do, I think if they come with no exaggeration then they will also be able to take some precautions as we have discussed here, one of which yes you have repeated my statement that "prevention is better than cure", this statement will always be useful in any case including in your life outside of gambling.

Gambling has a big effect on people, and only those people can really say how it has changed their lives. Lucky numbers are involved, and the stakes are very high. Their actions will determine whether the effect is good or bad. If they take the risks and bad effects too seriously or spend too much, they can be too much to handle. But the risks can be kept to a minimum if they are careful

A timeless truth that applies to all parts of life, not just gaming, is that prevention is better than cure. You need to be smart, careful, and aware of when to back off. To play safely, you need to understand the game and be aware of the risks. Being in charge, taking responsibility, and making smart choices are important. Finding a balance and making sure the effect is more positive than bad is important. Only they can really do it; it's a delicate dance and a careful balancing act. So, yes, everything will be fair, but it depends on what they want and how they see things

Yes as I said above gambling will indeed have a huge impact on a person's life especially in terms of their finances, and of course as you said that who will know whether they are experiencing good or bad impacts it depends on what they feel during their gambling involvement, if indeed they feel that they are experiencing a lot of financial difficulties when they are involved in gambling then they should think about stopping or just reducing it. I understand that it is quite difficult but time will tell if they try various actions to realize their dream of quitting, and if they have no problems at all, of course it is up to them whether they will continue their involvement or quit. Ultimately it's up to them, and I think they can make an informed judgment about what to do there, because obviously other people are never going to care about the difficulties they face.

In any case, whether in gambling or in your real life prevention will always be the best thing to do, I'm sure they know about what to do, so when this gambling is very bad and causes a lot of problems then they must take some preventive actions to minimize all unexpected possibilities that are not wanted. Understanding what they are doing before finally jumping in is the main thing, and realizing what the positive and negative impacts of these activities are also very important, if the negative impact is far greater than the positive then obviously I think there is no reason for anyone not to take precautions against it, because there is no way if he does not know what is best for himself. And also yes you have to be responsible for whatever you have done, so look at it from various sides first, consider before you make a decision.

There are two sides to this issue: the responsibility each person has and the larger social context in which gambling occurs.

In the first place, gambling, like all high-reward activities, appeals to our basic need for quick pleasure. This appeal has only grown thanks to online platforms that make it easy to access and often hide the real effects. A very important question is whether someone is having positive or negative effects. Is it, however, just subjective? Some might say it depends on real things like financial health, while others might say it depends on mental health. These don't contradict each other, which is what makes things complicated.

Prevention is very important. But how does one develop that judgement in a world full of temptations? Even though personal choice and duty are important, we shouldnt ignore the effects of the environment and the pressures of society. If I understand you correctly, what you're really saying is the age-old search for balance. The constant tug-of-war between desire and reason, where short-term pleasure is weighed against long-term security. Making smart choices isn't just a way to show you have self-control; its also a way to protect yourself.

[maydna]

I don’t keep records of my gambling stats, I’m too lazy to be honest and I gamble for fun, to make games and tournaments more interesting. I am not gambling in desperation for additional income.

It’s all a matter of personal choice, there is no right or wrong. The only thing to remember is to practise responsible gambling. Don’t bet more than you can afford to lose.

For someone that is just gambling for fun this is not really a problem as you know very well where are your limits and you can stop gambling at any moment, but for those that have plans to attempt to become professional gamblers this is a must, and this is because just a few weeks down the line you will forget about most of the details that led you to take a bet, but if you take records and even write down the reason why you took the bet then you can evaluate yourself and correct any mistakes you may have made at the time.

Every gambler will know how important gambling records are for them, so they will make gambling records or not make them. But we agree that we must practice responsible gambling, especially as we already know that many people lose self-control when gambling, so this must be our main concern to prevent ourselves from experiencing a loss of self-control too.

Perhaps those who record their gambling want to know how much they gambled and how much money they used. But as time goes by, they may not continue to keep a gambling record because they feel there is a burden behind the gambling record when they see that the number of losses is greater than the number of wins. But if they can use their gambling records well, they can be used as material for their consideration and evaluation to be more responsible when gambling.

[junder]

For someone that is just gambling for fun this is not really a problem as you know very well where are your limits and you can stop gambling at any moment, but for those that have plans to attempt to become professional gamblers this is a must, and this is because just a few weeks down the line you will forget about most of the details that led you to take a bet, but if you take records and even write down the reason why you took the bet then you can evaluate yourself and correct any mistakes you may have made at the time.

Every gambler will know how important gambling records are for them, so they will make gambling records or not make them. But we agree that we must practice responsible gambling, especially as we already know that many people lose self-control when gambling, so this must be our main concern to prevent ourselves from experiencing a loss of self-control too.

Perhaps those who record their gambling want to know how much they gambled and how much money they used. But as time goes by, they may not continue to keep a gambling record because they feel there is a burden behind the gambling record when they see that the number of losses is greater than the number of wins. But if they can use their gambling records well, they can be used as material for their consideration and evaluation to be more responsible when gambling.

Quite agree but I wouldn't say that's entirely true, because on the other hand there are still some gamblers who don't really think about their gambling records even though it's very important so that they can know or just measure the extent of their gambling involvement or how much they have lost. Yes having full responsibility for the gambling that we do would be a better thing, because if you are a responsible gambler then I think you also have some precautions that will be applied to your gambling, such as knowing when to come and when to leave, and also in terms of budget usually those who are responsible will prefer to put a small budget because that is the only budget they can accept especially if the final result turns out to be a loss. On the other hand, it is indeed a good action so that we can avoid gambling addiction a little.

True, the purpose of them looking at their gambling records is nothing but to see how much they have lost and won, and I think there are two actions they will take when they see the records, some are getting more excessive because they want to return all their losses and some are getting better because they don't want to lose more. So I think they also know what's best for themselves.

[nullama]

~snip~
Every gambler will know how important gambling records are for them, so they will make gambling records or not make them. But we agree that we must practice responsible gambling, especially as we already know that many people lose self-control when gambling, so this must be our main concern to prevent ourselves from experiencing a loss of self-control too.

Perhaps those who record their gambling want to know how much they gambled and how much money they used. But as time goes by, they may not continue to keep a gambling record because they feel there is a burden behind the gambling record when they see that the number of losses is greater than the number of wins. But if they can use their gambling records well, they can be used as material for their consideration and evaluation to be more responsible when gambling.

I think the main reason most people don't keep records, or they stop keeping records, is that most of the gamblers end up losing. So, who wants to keep track of a negative number getting lower and lower?

It's easier to just reset the whole thing and "start fresh" and see how well you will do this time.

That's what most gamblers winning stories are really. They conveniently forget about their previous losses 

[maydna]

~snip~

Quite agree but I wouldn't say that's entirely true, because on the other hand there are still some gamblers who don't really think about their gambling records even though it's very important so that they can know or just measure the extent of their gambling involvement or how much they have lost. Yes having full responsibility for the gambling that we do would be a better thing, because if you are a responsible gambler then I think you also have some precautions that will be applied to your gambling, such as knowing when to come and when to leave, and also in terms of budget usually those who are responsible will prefer to put a small budget because that is the only budget they can accept especially if the final result turns out to be a loss. On the other hand, it is indeed a good action so that we can avoid gambling addiction a little.

True, the purpose of them looking at their gambling records is nothing but to see how much they have lost and won, and I think there are two actions they will take when they see the records, some are getting more excessive because they want to return all their losses and some are getting better because they don't want to lose more. So I think they also know what's best for themselves.

That's because they have their own reasons for having a gambling record or whether they don't need it. Moreover, they can see their gambling records from their gambling accounts so that it can be a benchmark for how much money they spend on gambling. If they realize that they are using too much of their money, they should start reducing their gambling activities or reducing the amount of bets. But what exists is that there are still many gamblers who do not pay attention to this and instead try to increase the number of bets.

If it becomes too much, they should reduce their gambling, lest they experience problems that could have serious consequences. If they have good self-control, they can ignore this, especially if they have found pleasure in gambling.

~snip~

I think the main reason most people don't keep records, or they stop keeping records, is that most of the gamblers end up losing. So, who wants to keep track of a negative number getting lower and lower?

It's easier to just reset the whole thing and "start fresh" and see how well you will do this time.

That's what most gamblers winning stories are really. They conveniently forget about their previous losses 

Yes, that's true, especially if they lose very often. They will become frustrated when they see their losing numbers, and they tend to try to recover their losses by continuing to gamble. It might be better if they stop their gambling activities for some time and reset everything so they can start all over again. But this time, they must be truly disciplined in managing their time and money and must have better self-control. Yes, they can handle their losses well and not lose control of themselves after seeing the many losses they experienced.

[nullama]

~snip~
Yes, that's true, especially if they lose very often. They will become frustrated when they see their losing numbers, and they tend to try to recover their losses by continuing to gamble. It might be better if they stop their gambling activities for some time and reset everything so they can start all over again. But this time, they must be truly disciplined in managing their time and money and must have better self-control. Yes, they can handle their losses well and not lose control of themselves after seeing the many losses they experienced.

Yeah, and maybe after waiting for that long time they might not want to go back to gambling again.

The mind works in great ways, and it adapts to whatever you are doing, so if you don't do something for a long time, you adapt and stop craving for it.

[maydna]

~snip~

Yeah, and maybe after waiting for that long time they might not want to go back to gambling again.

The mind works in great ways, and it adapts to whatever you are doing, so if you don't do something for a long time, you adapt and stop craving for it.

Stopping gambling for a while can allow them to do other things that are more useful besides just gambling. They can improve their mindset and perhaps close their gambling records so that when they return to gambling periodically in the future, they will not need their gambling records because they will not use gambling as a way to make money but just as entertainment. They can differentiate between gambling as entertainment that uses money and other things that are entertainment that do not require money. By stopping gambling and doing other things, at least their minds will not think about gambling, and that is useful for reducing their gambling addiction slowly.

[junder]

~snip~

Quite agree but I wouldn't say that's entirely true, because on the other hand there are still some gamblers who don't really think about their gambling records even though it's very important so that they can know or just measure the extent of their gambling involvement or how much they have lost. Yes having full responsibility for the gambling that we do would be a better thing, because if you are a responsible gambler then I think you also have some precautions that will be applied to your gambling, such as knowing when to come and when to leave, and also in terms of budget usually those who are responsible will prefer to put a small budget because that is the only budget they can accept especially if the final result turns out to be a loss. On the other hand, it is indeed a good action so that we can avoid gambling addiction a little.

True, the purpose of them looking at their gambling records is nothing but to see how much they have lost and won, and I think there are two actions they will take when they see the records, some are getting more excessive because they want to return all their losses and some are getting better because they don't want to lose more. So I think they also know what's best for themselves.

That's because they have their own reasons for having a gambling record or whether they don't need it. Moreover, they can see their gambling records from their gambling accounts so that it can be a benchmark for how much money they spend on gambling. If they realize that they are using too much of their money, they should start reducing their gambling activities or reducing the amount of bets. But what exists is that there are still many gamblers who do not pay attention to this and instead try to increase the number of bets.

If it becomes too much, they should reduce their gambling, lest they experience problems that could have serious consequences. If they have good self-control, they can ignore this, especially if they have found pleasure in gambling.

Yes, maybe one of the reasons is like what you said, although it won't be entirely true either. But on the other hand I quite agree with your assumption, because it is quite easy if they want to see how much they have lost and how much they have won through one of the features in their gambling account. And for the problem of whether the record will be able to have a good or bad impact, in my opinion it is also difficult to predict, I have a friend who when he loses he gets even more emotional and even crazier because he doesn't accept the defeat that always happens at the end of the session and after that he even plays again with a bigger amount, well in my opinion that is one of the reasons and choices that they might choose when they find out that the number of losses is very much compared to wins, but yes I also said it depends on the judges themselves, some can realize and reduce it and on the other hand there are also those who are getting crazy in their involvement.

Yes indeed the best, if it turns out that their losses look more than wins then it is better to look for some measures  for prevention such as for examplee reducing the amount of the budget so that the amount of loss is not getting bigger if it ends up losing again. And yes anyway on the other hand there is no guarantee  whatsoever to win, therefore in my opinion it is indeed the best way that can be done.

[nullama]

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Stopping gambling for a while can allow them to do other things that are more useful besides just gambling. They can improve their mindset and perhaps close their gambling records so that when they return to gambling periodically in the future, they will not need their gambling records because they will not use gambling as a way to make money but just as entertainment. They can differentiate between gambling as entertainment that uses money and other things that are entertainment that do not require money. By stopping gambling and doing other things, at least their minds will not think about gambling, and that is useful for reducing their gambling addiction slowly.

Yeah, I think that is always a healthy thing to do. Stopping your addiction for a bit, or maybe more than a bit, to let your brain reconfigure itself and approach it again with a fresh perspective.

In that way the gambler will be able to continue, or not, in a more reasonable manner.

[alegotardo]

In fact, in many places they say that we should keep records of all our bets so that we can redeem them in the future to review successes and losses and thus learn from mistakes.

However, I don't think this is efficient for the sport I bet on....
In football, each game is unique, there is no way to find a pattern in the games or something that can be analyzed!

I find it interesting that at the end of each game the bettor evaluates his bet and what happened during the game, if he lost, see why he made a mistake... if it is because the game had an unforeseen result or event, or if there really was a fails to predict the best outcome.
Now that's an analysis that could make sense. But keeping records of several games and bets, in my opinion, is not advantageous in football.

[maydna]

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Yes, maybe one of the reasons is like what you said, although it won't be entirely true either. But on the other hand I quite agree with your assumption, because it is quite easy if they want to see how much they have lost and how much they have won through one of the features in their gambling account. And for the problem of whether the record will be able to have a good or bad impact, in my opinion it is also difficult to predict, I have a friend who when he loses he gets even more emotional and even crazier because he doesn't accept the defeat that always happens at the end of the session and after that he even plays again with a bigger amount, well in my opinion that is one of the reasons and choices that they might choose when they find out that the number of losses is very much compared to wins, but yes I also said it depends on the judges themselves, some can realize and reduce it and on the other hand there are also those who are getting crazy in their involvement.

Yes indeed the best, if it turns out that their losses look more than wins then it is better to look for some measures  for prevention such as for examplee reducing the amount of the budget so that the amount of loss is not getting bigger if it ends up losing again. And yes anyway on the other hand there is no guarantee  whatsoever to win, therefore in my opinion it is indeed the best way that can be done.

Looking at our gambling history from the features available on our gambling account is actually enough for us to know how much money we have deposited and withdrawn, and that can also be a strong reason for us to reduce our gambling activities, especially if we deposit more than we withdraw the money. That way, we can also reduce the amount of money we deposit because we don't want to experience more losses. A person can become increasingly eager to gamble when he cannot accept his losses and will try to deposit more money because he can gamble longer and he thinks that he will have a better chance of winning, even though that is not true. He will have a chance of winning, but his chances of losing will be greater than his chances of winning.

However, if we have experienced losses while gambling, we must be aware of it and try to reduce our gambling activities. Don't let us end up spending all our money and not being able to meet our daily needs because there are gamblers who experience this. If we have lost, we have to stop gambling because it will be difficult for us to recover the loss.

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Yeah, I think that is always a healthy thing to do. Stopping your addiction for a bit, or maybe more than a bit, to let your brain reconfigure itself and approach it again with a fresh perspective.

In that way the gambler will be able to continue, or not, in a more reasonable manner.

Stopping addiction is something that gamblers must do because if they don't, they will only make their gambling addiction worse. In fact, it will be difficult for them to cure their gambling addiction even though many people have helped them. Without his own desire to recover, he will find it difficult to cure his gambling addiction, and other people who provide encouragement and support will not be very meaningful. If he can realize by looking at his gambling records that he has spent a lot of money, he should be able to realize that he needs to reset his mindset about gambling so that he will start reducing his gambling activities.