Chased loss, got it back and lost everything.

[michellee]

Gambling isn't runned on the basis of gamblers winning or in anyway wants you to win. It a game of probability which is unpredictable you only need to just accept any outcome as far as you risk responsibly. This alone should stick to our brains, thus modify how we risk and thinking towards gambling.

For me gambling after a loss isn't chasing  if your amount (limit) haven't been met. It only wrong when you gamble after exceeding your limit, even in time of winning if after any win you keep gambling even after your limit have been met you are still chasing.

Gambling is a game that uses money. However, people still try to win even though they use more money. Not many people are willing to accept the results of gambling, and those who do not want to accept the results will continue to try to gamble.

When they win, they should stop gambling immediately. There is no guarantee they can win the next round, so they should stop gambling and enjoy the results rather than experience loss. If they lose, they should also stop gambling and leave the casino.

When they have lost but managed to recover their losses that day, they should not continue gambling. Otherwise, they may lose again and may even lose all their money. They should remember that gambling is not a place to make money but just to have fun.

[Mia Chloe]

Firstly a gambler who finds himself in such a scenario was quite a lucky one but also greedy. Chasing gambling losses us something every responsible gambler tries as much as possible to avoid this is because not only does it end up ruin funds, it can also cause some sort of emotional stress in some gamblers. If you agree with me, there are certain persons out there that get soo fatigued and can even fall sick just because they ended up overthinking certain things. This is the main reason why as a gambler one is adviced to stake what one can afford to lose so that even if they lost the bet they won't be struck with such high and intense thinking.

[Churchillvv]

Firstly a gambler who finds himself in such a scenario was quite a lucky one but also greedy. Chasing gambling losses us something every responsible gambler tries as much as possible to avoid this is because not only does it end up ruin funds, it can also cause some sort of emotional stress in some gamblers. If you agree with me, there are certain persons out there that get soo fatigued and can even fall sick just because they ended up overthinking certain things. This is the main reason why as a gambler one is adviced to stake what one can afford to lose so that even if they lost the bet they won't be struck with such high and intense thinking.

Apparently, we all know gambling has to do with spending to get entertained but alot of gamblers stake with what they can't afford to loss even after reading so many instructions concerning gambling addictions and consequences attached to gambling without control but yet they keep heading for it.

However when they get the results of a particular gamble some of them refuse to accept the outcome of their gambling hence the inherent urge of wanting more will lead them to chasing losses, the story OP shared is a deep example of people without emotional control as one couldn't accept their fate to end the gambling instead of acquiring more loses they rather go ahead to gamble more than give it up for the loses.

[Crypt0Gore]

Anyone here familiar with this kind of scenario on the title? Just recently saw a compulsive gambler diary which he manage to recover everything when he chased loss then later on he loss it all.

Reading this guy confession https://www.gamblingtherapy.org/forum/topic/compulsive-gambler-chased-loss-got-it-back-then-lost-everything-again/ sometimes remind me of myself when I’m still not that fully taking control my gambling habits. I’m sure other players can relate to the part that you still keep playing after recovering your losses for a hope to win a little bit before you leave.

I am not surprised, many gamblers don't really understand that taking breaks in gambling is the way, gambling is built in a way that you will find it hard to stop, that is even after you win.

No, this is a lame way of gambling, you are to force yourself to stop because believe me, what lies ahead is plans to take back all your money, you run out of funds you stop, you win some money you walk away.

Coming back another day is a great reset when gambling, doing this will make you on predictable for those casino games, trust me, I have better health and expectations when I put unexpected full stop to gambling.

Those games are meant to surprise you, but stopping out of nowhere is you surprising the casino back, learn to know what to stop and also learn to use money you are willing to lose, this won't make you chase some losses.

[arwin100]

Anyone here familiar with this kind of scenario on the title? Just recently saw a compulsive gambler diary which he manage to recover everything when he chased loss then later on he loss it all.

Reading this guy confession https://www.gamblingtherapy.org/forum/topic/compulsive-gambler-chased-loss-got-it-back-then-lost-everything-again/ sometimes remind me of myself when I’m still not that fully taking control my gambling habits. I’m sure other players can relate to the part that you still keep playing after recovering your losses for a hope to win a little bit before you leave.

I am not surprised, many gamblers don't really understand that taking breaks in gambling is the way, gambling is built in a way that you will find it hard to stop, that is even after you win.

No, this is a lame way of gambling, you are to force yourself to stop because believe me, what lies ahead is plans to take back all your money, you run out of funds you stop, you win some money you walk away.

Coming back another day is a great reset when gambling, doing this will make you on predictable for those casino games, trust me, I have better health and expectations when I put unexpected full stop to gambling.

Those games are meant to surprise you, but stopping out of nowhere is you surprising the casino back, learn to know what to stop and also learn to use money you are willing to lose, this won't make you chase some losses.

Majority of gamblers got easily carried away when they are in climax since they think that they are not satisfied with their plays and want to continue. That's why instead of they get a chance to recover their funds from experiencing some defeats earlier it turns out bad again for some people since they didn't manage to control theirselves towards quitting on proper time when there's a chance to do this actions.

Greed plays critical role on this and if we let the game roll without having good self control then expect that we will experience a huge loss for our gambling activities made. But for sure once  people would experience some serious defeats that they can easily move on for sure they would realize that what they do for that round is not really good and they might think about not doing the same actions since they don't want to experience those bad experience they encounter.

[boty]

Firstly a gambler who finds himself in such a scenario was quite a lucky one but also greedy. Chasing gambling losses us something every responsible gambler tries as much as possible to avoid this is because not only does it end up ruin funds, it can also cause some sort of emotional stress in some gamblers. If you agree with me, there are certain persons out there that get soo fatigued and can even fall sick just because they ended up overthinking certain things. This is the main reason why as a gambler one is adviced to stake what one can afford to lose so that even if they lost the bet they won't be struck with such high and intense thinking.

Becoming a responsible gambler is not something that every gambler can do and it is very difficult for someone who is used to gambling with his greed to be able to gamble responsibly, chasing losses should be avoided by every gambler, but in my opinion this is very difficult. for those who cannot control their emotions when gambling.

That's right, of course every gambler should be able to bet with the funds they can afford when they lose the funds used for gambling and it would be better if they didn't bet with greed which would cause them to suffer losses and also experience greater losses. other bad things when engaging in irresponsible gambling.