Question for those who loose too frequently in gambling

[decodx]

I get why people keep betting even when they lose.  Each new bet feels exciting and hopeful, like maybe this one will be the big win.  It's kinda like chasing a high.  For other folks, it's just entertainment, even if they're not winning and  theres also the social part - some enjoy betting with friends and chatting about it.

[Mayor of ogba]

I have often wondered about the people who have lost a lot in gambling and who almost lose in every gambling activity they participate in. What is their reason or motivation to continue even after so many losses?

The reason is because they have had a win in gambling before and even as they are losing they will still believe that a day will come when they will hit a big win in gambling that will change their financial situation. Another thing that motivates them is that they see any opportunity for gambling as the deal day they will make the right selection and have a big win from gambling. With this belief, they will go ahead to gamble, and when the result of the gamble is out they will still lose it.

[Orpichukwu]

I have often wondered about the people who have lost a lot in gambling and who almost loose in every gambling activity they participate. What is their reason or motivation to continue even after so many losses?

It could only be one thing that has been keeping them from continuing gambling, and that thing is hope and believing that they will win in their next round. They just believe that as long as they don't give up one day, they will win back all that they have lost during their bad days.
 
This works for some people and to some it doesn't, but most gamblers have a very strong belief that as long as they don't give up and continue gambling, no matter how little the amount they gamble with, luck will come on their side one day and they will end up winning just one game that will cover up everything that has been lost. By believing this way, they continue gambling and still continue losing along the line. Until they call a stop to that or change their gambling skill, they will still continue losing without figuring out what the issue really is.

[AicecreaME]

I have often wondered about the people who have lost a lot in gambling and who almost loose in every gambling activity they participate. What is their reason or motivation to continue even after so many losses?

It varies from one person to another. But i think one common ground they share is that they are very much hopeful that there will come a time that they will eventually win and get that jackpot prize they are aiming for. They use that as motivation and inspiration to bet more and play more, not knowing and noticing that they are losing more than they are actually gaining in doing gambling. Perhaps sometimes they know that they are gambling recklessly, but disregards it anyway because of the thinking they can recover that after they have won. But the question is when will it happen though. So it's best to don't chase winnings and set a limit to gambling engagement to avoid further losses and lower the chances of getting addicted.

[maydna]

I have often wondered about the people who have lost a lot in gambling and who almost loose in every gambling activity they participate. What is their reason or motivation to continue even after so many losses?

It varies from one person to another. But i think one common ground they share is that they are very much hopeful that there will come a time that they will eventually win and get that jackpot prize they are aiming for. They use that as motivation and inspiration to bet more and play more, not knowing and noticing that they are losing more than they are actually gaining in doing gambling. Perhaps sometimes they know that they are gambling recklessly, but disregards it anyway because of the thinking they can recover that after they have won. But the question is when will it happen though. So it's best to don't chase winnings and set a limit to gambling engagement to avoid further losses and lower the chances of getting addicted.

That means they have in common the effort to recover their losses in the previous round, so they continue gambling and spend more money. They shouldn't act like that because it would be the same as making themselves experience more and more losses and losing large amounts of money. They need a distraction so they don't think about previous losses and can realize that this is gambling where we can't always win. Indeed, we should not chase win because it will be more difficult. After all, we will encounter more losses where we may be unable to face what happens after we finish playing. We who have received many real examples of people who continue gambling and experience loss do not need to continue gambling. It is enough for us to experience loss. We still have tomorrow, which might be better than today, and if we lose, we should just stop gambling.

[knowngunman]

I have often wondered about the people who have lost a lot in gambling and who almost loose in every gambling activity they participate. What is their reason or motivation to continue even after so many losses?

We have factors responsible for this and some theories that explains why people gamble despite frequent loses. Although some people may be addicted to gambling which can make it very difficult to stop. Some people keep on gambling because they think they've already invested a lot of time or money into it and they feel like they need to keep going in order to make up for their losses but it's not a very logical way to approach gambling. But you know, humans aren't always rational creatures. They always feel that if they keep playing, they'll eventually win back all the money they've lost. But this is not the case because the odds are always against the player and the more you gamble, the more likely you are to lose. And the more you lose, the more likely you are to keep chasing those losses. It's a vicious cycle that can be very difficult to break.

[SeriouslyGiveaway]

I have often wondered about the people who have lost a lot in gambling and who almost loose in every gambling activity they participate. What is their reason or motivation to continue even after so many losses?

- In simple terms, the more they lose, the more determined they are to find a way out. I've noticed similar sentiments expressed frequently on this forum, and your topic appears somewhat vague to me.
- Perhaps it would be more helpful if you could specify the issues you're facing so that everyone can engage in a more focused discussion instead of speaking in broad, general terms like this.

[ethereumhunter]

I have often wondered about the people who have lost a lot in gambling and who almost loose in every gambling activity they participate. What is their reason or motivation to continue even after so many losses?

- In simple terms, the more they lose, the more determined they are to find a way out. I've noticed similar sentiments expressed frequently on this forum, and your topic appears somewhat vague to me.
- Perhaps it would be more helpful if you could specify the issues you're facing so that everyone can engage in a more focused discussion instead of speaking in broad, general terms like this.

It is true that they will play gambling more often because they think that it can trigger their luck to come when they gamble. But that is not the scenario because by gambling more often, they can experience bigger losses, which does not guarantee that luck will come when they have lost. And even if luck comes and gives them the opportunity to win, their losses are still greater than the wins they get so they have to really think about what they have to do. They should only try to gamble sometimes, especially when they have experienced more losses because it is just a waste of money without getting the win they want.

[bluebit25]

I have often wondered about the people who have lost a lot in gambling and who almost loose in every gambling activity they participate. What is their reason or motivation to continue even after so many losses?

Subjects are people who have suffered from the symptoms of an addict, the infatuation causes them to lose alertness in their behavior and thinking, causing them to always fail, and that keeps repeating until they are exhausted, or they are exhausted. The loss is strong enough to wake them up.

Because I'm a person who likes entertainment in gambling, I don't want that stress because games involving money require careful calculation, but if it's just fun, there's no need to be too harsh. Losing in a game that is repeated many times is completely different from failures that realize it is a mistake, so as mentioned before, a gambling addict needs to change many things about their perception to help them quit. That's a terrible habit of forgetting, and that's not a motivator at all

[swogerino]

I have often wondered about the people who have lost a lot in gambling and who almost loose in every gambling activity they participate. What is their reason or motivation to continue even after so many losses?

- In simple terms, the more they lose, the more determined they are to find a way out. I've noticed similar sentiments expressed frequently on this forum, and your topic appears somewhat vague to me.
- Perhaps it would be more helpful if you could specify the issues you're facing so that everyone can engage in a more focused discussion instead of speaking in broad, general terms like this.

It is simple and I speak from personal experience which after so many times of not playing slots yesterday night I lost a big amount on Wild West Duel from Pragmatic Play,at that time you feel a personal rage to come back and when you do you really lose even more from such event.If after a big lost amount you say to yourself I have to find a way out and you are extremely determined to achieve this,then this is a good step to start your journey to get out of gambling addiction,in the end it all depends on how you see the glass,some see it half empty,some see it half filled.

[madnessteat]

I have often wondered about the people who have lost a lot in gambling and who almost loose in every gambling activity they participate. What is their reason or motivation to continue even after so many losses?

We have factors responsible for this and some theories that explains why people gamble despite frequent loses. Although some people may be addicted to gambling which can make it very difficult to stop. Some people keep on gambling because they think they've already invested a lot of time or money into it and they feel like they need to keep going in order to make up for their losses but it's not a very logical way to approach gambling. But you know, humans aren't always rational creatures. They always feel that if they keep playing, they'll eventually win back all the money they've lost. But this is not the case because the odds are always against the player and the more you gamble, the more likely you are to lose. And the more you lose, the more likely you are to keep chasing those losses. It's a vicious cycle that can be very difficult to break.

Not all people gamble in order to win back their losses. Of course there is a certain percentage of people who have not learned to lose, but the percentage of people who realize that in gambling is impossible only to win is quite large. All gamblers are very different, so someone plays gambling for fun, someone so takes free time, someone dreams of winning a big score and constantly checking luck.

[AicecreaME]

Not all people gamble in order to win back their losses. Of course there is a certain percentage of people who have not learned to lose, but the percentage of people who realize that in gambling is impossible only to win is quite large. All gamblers are very different, so someone plays gambling for fun, someone so takes free time, someone dreams of winning a big score and constantly checking luck.

Indeed. There are different types of gamblers. Some are gambling just for the sake of entertainment, some have gambling as form of relaxation and stress reliever, while some use gambling to generate additional source of income. Depending on what's your goal in gambling will somehow dictate the way you play or bet whether it may be passive or aggressive type. It will also depend on your personality and attitude. If you are not much of a risk taker and more of a reserved gambler, most likely there will be a specific budget allocation since you are disciplined and responsible about finances due to repercussions. Meanwhile, if you are an all-out gambler, the chances are high that you are willing to bet and play more if you deem necessary for high returns.

Although it's really essential to realize early on that gambling isn't a get-rich-quick scheme. So better to assess and analyze first the risks and the rewards before diving deep into it.

[krishnaverma]

I get why people keep betting even when they lose.  Each new bet feels exciting and hopeful, like maybe this one will be the big win.  It's kinda like chasing a high.  For other folks, it's just entertainment, even if they're not winning and  theres also the social part - some enjoy betting with friends and chatting about it.

Betting or gambling with friends is very common in many country. In fact, many people become friends because of this one habit. In some forms of games like cards, this is very common even in offline gambling.

[Blitzboy]

I have often wondered about the people who have lost a lot in gambling and who almost loose in every gambling activity they participate. What is their reason or motivation to continue even after so many losses?

Subjects are people who have suffered from the symptoms of an addict, the infatuation causes them to lose alertness in their behavior and thinking, causing them to always fail, and that keeps repeating until they are exhausted, or they are exhausted. The loss is strong enough to wake them up.

Because I'm a person who likes entertainment in gambling, I don't want that stress because games involving money require careful calculation, but if it's just fun, there's no need to be too harsh. Losing in a game that is repeated many times is completely different from failures that realize it is a mistake, so as mentioned before, a gambling addict needs to change many things about their perception to help them quit. That's a terrible habit of forgetting, and that's not a motivator at all

To be honest, what you're really talking about is a loop that happens all too often. No matter what kind of addiction it is, it tends to turn into a whirlpool of mistakes, exhaustion, and finally, guilt. Why, though? Why do people keep diving in headfirst when they know what will happen? Its kind of hard to resist, isnt it? In gambling, the thrill of the game can make it hard to tell the difference between having fun and losing everything.

Now, I completely understand why you want gambling to stay a fun activity. Theres an art to this, if you will, an art of leaving things behind. A danger zone is when you keep losing without understanding whats going wrong. But how can one tell the difference between a small mistake and a huge mistake? What I see. Its important for bettors to keep evaluating themselves and their attitudes. As you correctly pointed out, changing how you think about things is the key to stopping. Not forgetting is not the answer; addressing it is.

[kotajikikox]

I have often wondered about the people who have lost a lot in gambling and who almost lose in every gambling activity they participate in. What is their reason or motivation to continue even after so many losses?

The reason is because they have had a win in gambling before and even as they are losing they will still believe that a day will come when they will hit a big win in gambling that will change their financial situation. Another thing that motivates them is that they see any opportunity for gambling as the deal day they will make the right selection and have a big win from gambling. With this belief, they will go ahead to gamble, and when the result of the gamble is out they will still lose it.

Mostly they experience the so called "Beginners Luck" and that is the most reason why people stays in gambling for a chance of tasting that same luck again.
this mostly happened in New casinos or when you are playing in new casinos as new account.
have tasted this couple of times but I managed to took out my win before completely losing them again.
actually in my most precious site that I am playing till now. but since I know how to manage my gaming these days
I only gamble small amount and if by chance made it to x3-5 then I will stand and leave the table.
practicality and of course living a knowledgeable way in gambling world.

[bluebit25]

To be honest, what you're really talking about is a loop that happens all too often. No matter what kind of addiction it is, it tends to turn into a whirlpool of mistakes, exhaustion, and finally, guilt. Why, though? Why do people keep diving in headfirst when they know what will happen? Its kind of hard to resist, isnt it? In gambling, the thrill of the game can make it hard to tell the difference between having fun and losing everything.

I can summarize it through these things and you can verify for yourself because this is almost a truth that few people know:
- greed
- anger
- confusion
Not sure if you've ever heard of it, but if we talk about the main reason why people like to seek pain for themselves, I can use a somewhat spiritual term about 'awakening' to understand the true nature of life, the material circle is a trick and most people fall for it.
 

Now, I completely understand why you want gambling to stay a fun activity. Theres an art to this, if you will, an art of leaving things behind. A danger zone is when you keep losing without understanding whats going wrong. But how can one tell the difference between a small mistake and a huge mistake? What I see. Its important for bettors to keep evaluating themselves and their attitudes. As you correctly pointed out, changing how you think about things is the key to stopping. Not forgetting is not the answer; addressing it is.

I don't like to be unfair but the legalities of gambling are not always well-received in every country, and the problem I see here is what we know and understand very little about it compared to what the casino owners want to tell us. Yep, it could be a change of appearance to serve certain sections of society, and confuse those who are trapped. So it's nothing more than a pure entertainment game from the point of view they say, it's just that we are either being fooled or about to be fooled, the reasons I mentioned above are still waiting for people to realize.

[Crypt0Gore]

I have often wondered about the people who have lost a lot in gambling and who almost loose in every gambling activity they participate. What is their reason or motivation to continue even after so many losses?

Maybe they learn something after all the loses? The reason why they keep losing is unclear to anyone so its possible that they have been gambling with wrong strategy, I believe that if you are a result responsible gambler you won't worry about your losses no matter how many times it happens because the money you risk is nothing compare to a lot of money, so maybe they finally get better and decide to adjust themselves.  

Although some people are so stubborn, they keep losing and they aren't curious why, meaning they won't learn from their mistakes, if you can be aware of yourself about your losses it's because you are using too much money to gamble.

First do some calculation on how much you are earning per month and how much you always spend on bills and food, all these must come first and when there is spare money, even if it's just $2 it's enough for gambling, only increase if you make more money every month.

[btc_angela]

I get why people keep betting even when they lose.  Each new bet feels exciting and hopeful, like maybe this one will be the big win.  It's kinda like chasing a high.  For other folks, it's just entertainment, even if they're not winning and  theres also the social part - some enjoy betting with friends and chatting about it.

Betting or gambling with friends is very common in many country. In fact, many people become friends because of this one habit. In some forms of games like cards, this is very common even in offline gambling.

Of course, it's one way to make friends as well even in traditional based casinos, you sit on one table, you converse and talk to the other players. And then, in the next couple of days you might see him/her again playing the same games, like baccarat or black jack. And then you sit on that table and another conversation happen.

But regarding your questions, maybe they want to chase the money that they have lost in their gambling. And so even if they are losing frequently, they still believed that one day they are going to be lucky and recover the money. But not sure if that is enough though, as gamblers didn't record their winning/losing.

[Slow death]

Most of the time people forget that when they take 100$ and go to spend it in a bar, they drink beer in that bar, eat everything they can and then leave that bar without the 100$, they didn't make any profit. The money they had, which in this case was $100, was used in the bar and there is no way back. but these people don't go around regretting because they spent $100 at the bar, these people don't run around trying to get back the money they spent at the bar. On the contrary, these people are happy because they had fun at the bar and are talking to more friends about going back to the same bar. the same thing happens when people take money to go watch football games, they don't get angry when the game ends and they go back to their homes

This is actually funny, because a person takes 50$ and goes to watch a football game, after the game is over that person is not sad because they spent 50$ to go and watch the game, on the contrary, that person is very happy and goes back to buy a ticket to watch the game, but when a person takes $50 and goes to bet on the same game and stays at home to watch TV and then the team he bet on lost their bet, he feels sad because he lost money. This is something that doesn't make any sense. There is no reason for this person to be sad

When you take the money and choose to play in a casino, the person must already be aware that they are going to lose that same money. There is no way to win constantly, the chances of winning are always few and people know that. So they shouldn't keep playing when they know that after losing they will be complaining. This is why it is always advised to play with money that the person can afford to lose and always look at gambling as fun, only when the person has fun will they have more motivation to continue playing

[FanEagle]

To be fair I end up gambling even while losing because I accept that I will be losing when I gamble beforehand so when I lose that is not a new information for me and I do not really feel the need to quit just because I lost. I mean if what happens is exactly what you imagine would happen, why would you stop and do something else? You already assumed that it is going to be something like that and you should not be getting anything extra out of that.

If I ever end up winning big, which is rare, then I do not really end up changing my system, I just keep on gambling until I lose that win too. Basically it is all about knowing that you are going to end up losing eventually, so there is really nothing that is extra about it.