Dangerous chasing losses

[Fredomago]

Emotions when gambling will certainly determine the future, even people who have limits in gambling can become addicted because the defeats they get make them upset and want to chase the losses they have experienced. It is not wrong to chase the losses they have experienced, but it is unlikely that chasing losses will result in a big win. So at times like this they have lost self-control so that nothing can stop them from chasing losses.

Agreed. When you allow yourself as a gambler to be ruled by emotions, it most likely wouldn’t end well. When you use your heart instead of your head whenever playing , you’re bound to make mistakes. Mistakes that could cost you the game.
And your reactions after having lost out on the game matters a lot. You could get really upset at having lost and decide at all costs to win whatever fund you initially lost. When that happens, you’re on the wrong path and on the road to losing even more money.
Using your head, you’re bound to have more self control over your actions.

Most, if not always, allowing emotion to dominate while playing in any type of gambling more likely ends with a big risk, though there might be some who can break-even or win some after gaming but most of the time the outcome is not favoring the gambler side, to the point that they can lose a lot of money.

And adding to that, chasing losses are always the first thing when you have that aggression thinking that by adding more money you can have that chance to recover only to find out that you will just lose it all and then regret it after.

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[Dickiy]

Emotions when gambling will certainly determine the future, even people who have limits in gambling can become addicted because the defeats they get make them upset and want to chase the losses they have experienced. It is not wrong to chase the losses they have experienced, but it is unlikely that chasing losses will result in a big win. So at times like this they have lost self-control so that nothing can stop them from chasing losses.

Agreed. When you allow yourself as a gambler to be ruled by emotions, it most likely wouldn’t end well. When you use your heart instead of your head whenever playing , you’re bound to make mistakes. Mistakes that could cost you the game.
And your reactions after having lost out on the game matters a lot. You could get really upset at having lost and decide at all costs to win whatever fund you initially lost. When that happens, you’re on the wrong path and on the road to losing even more money.
Using your head, you’re bound to have more self control over your actions.

Most, if not always, allowing emotion to dominate while playing in any type of gambling more likely ends with a big risk, though there might be some who can break-even or win some after gaming but most of the time the outcome is not favoring the gambler side, to the point that they can lose a lot of money.

And adding to that, chasing losses are always the first thing when you have that aggression thinking that by adding more money you can have that chance to recover only to find out that you will just lose it all and then regret it after.

Of course and indeed basically whatever you do even outside of gambling if you rely on excessive emotions then obviously it will usually always end in downturns and regrets, I think this is very common for everyone to experience, so some people make this downturn a lesson so that something like that doesn't happen again in the future, And on the other hand there are still those who do not want or cannot accept the fact that gambling is nothing more than an entertainment activity, and maybe yes for some of them there are those who can break even by getting back what they have lost, but it is very clear on the other hand that this is still an activity that is not recommended, especially if you bring an improper mindset such as for example thinking that gambling is to make money.

On the other hand I am quite strange with their mindset that is always excessive, even though there is no guarantee for anyone to succeed in getting what they want, one that is not recommended is chasing losses, how can you be sure that you will be able to get a win? while on the other hand there is no guarantee whatsoever. And well that's gambling, I hope anyone including those who are new to gambling not to overdo it in gambling, because obviously it will only worsen their financial condition. So the point is better to prevent than cure, don't be too tempted by what you see as tempting, because it's nothing more than a temptation to make you worse.

[Dewi Aries]

It’s really hard to recover losses if your main goal in gambling is just to have profit since the house edge will not permit you to win consistently against the house. Human error through emotion is one of the biggest enemy of players that’s why they keep losing. You can lose everything even if you are initially winning with just one moment that will make you tilted during the game.

I personally don’t view my gambling records nor compute my total lose/win since it will will just affect my mind to gamble more instead of just gambling just for fun during free time.

Yes, most gamblers have tried to recover their losses, but they cannot get it easily at all because they have to use more money, which does not guarantee that they will be able to recover their losses. And it is indeed the house that will gain the biggest profits while we gamblers will only experience losses. And even though someone can win a lot, the casino will still take the biggest profits. We should be able to think that we don't need to gamble excessively because that means we have to be prepared if we have to lose even more money.

I don't have a gambling record but I can see the gambling history in my gambling account. If I feel like it's too much, maybe I'll stop gambling this week and not gamble for a few weeks to calm my emotions. That's better because I can divert my mind to other, more useful things.

In fact gambler biggest win is when they can minimize losses by stopping when they start losing because if they continue there will only be losses until what they have is completely gone.
Maybe it will be difficult to stop and accept every defeat that occurs, but we will have even more difficulty if we chase bigger losses and lose even all the valuable things we have such as money or other assets.

Yes that's right, their victory is when they can limit the game without following their emotions which of course if they follow their emotions and passions it will only make them lose more money. It is difficult to accept defeat, but the fact is that it is what they have to accept, even though there is resentment that they feel it will not turn things around for the better. Moreover, if they play again with the aim of recovering losses by chasing it is wrong, because it is unlikely to be obtained.

Of course, stopping after losing is wise decision and you must do it in the next few days so that you can be calmer and not be emotionally influenced by chasing after the defeat.
Unfortunately, only few gamblers are able to do this because sometimes they are unable to accept the risk of losing.

That is why it is recommended to gamble when in calm atmosphere and with money that can afford to lose.

By limiting the game when losing and stopping it is a wise choice so that they can rest their minds so that there is no addiction that has a bad impact on themselves. It is true that you said not everyone can do it, it can even be said that rarely people can control or limit themselves when playing, especially when experiencing defeat. The situation can also affect them when playing, so it is true that you said gambling in a calm time so that there is no greed or loss of self-control when playing.

[Issa56]

Conclusion: I will never gamble again when I’m bored or chase loss small amount. With this exhilarating experience. I think I will stop gambling for a long time and reflec on what dumb thing I do today.

I do gamble when I am bored, and I don't see anything wrong with it, I haven't experienced any challenges. I do prefer to gamble whenever I am bored. Gambling when you are bored is not bad, but the only mistake you made was trying to win back your loss. People have lost a lot of money in gambling just because they were trying to win back the amount they lost. If you are trying to make up for your loss, then you are likely going to lose more. Some people end up being addicted to gambling because they are trying to recover their losses.

It is not wrong to chase the losses they have experienced, but it is unlikely that chasing losses will result in a big win. So at times like this they have lost self-control so that nothing can stop them from chasing losses.

It is not a given that those attempting to recover their losses would likewise be successful just because the OP pursued his loss and was able to do so with a small profit. Many people who attempt to recover their losses actually end up losing more money. Simply quit gambling and take a break if you are losing. You may try gambling again another day and eventually you will be able to win back your loss, so don't strive to get it back fast.

[beerlover]

It’s really hard to recover losses if your main goal in gambling is just to have profit since the house edge will not permit you to win consistently against the house.

They can't stop us from winning occasionally, and if we're lucky, we might win. But that house edge is designed to give the casino an advantage in the long run. Plus, if we keep winning, they may impose betting limits, which will also reduce our potential winnings. However, when looking at long-term outcomes, the odds are not in our favor.

I agree, the frustration that causes you to keep chasing those losses will not end up with anything that is decent or long term, we should be considering that as something that is a little bigger and better if we want to. I hope that we could get to a point where it could be a lot better. I believe that we are at a point in our life when we can say that it is not going to end up being a little different, and for that to happen we need to realize that we can't change anything that quickly.

Hopefully, we could make it work, and if we can't then we are going to be basically losing even more while chasing the initial loss and that is what happens most of the time. People who chase their losses do not understand that it is not going to be easy to get that money back, and this is why they are going to keep losing money one way or another and should try to find a way to get over it and just go back to normal gambling without chasing anything that they lost.

[junder]

It’s really hard to recover losses if your main goal in gambling is just to have profit since the house edge will not permit you to win consistently against the house.

They can't stop us from winning occasionally, and if we're lucky, we might win. But that house edge is designed to give the casino an advantage in the long run. Plus, if we keep winning, they may impose betting limits, which will also reduce our potential winnings. However, when looking at long-term outcomes, the odds are not in our favor.

I agree, the frustration that causes you to keep chasing those losses will not end up with anything that is decent or long term, we should be considering that as something that is a little bigger and better if we want to. I hope that we could get to a point where it could be a lot better. I believe that we are at a point in our life when we can say that it is not going to end up being a little different, and for that to happen we need to realize that we can't change anything that quickly.

Hopefully, we could make it work, and if we can't then we are going to be basically losing even more while chasing the initial loss and that is what happens most of the time. People who chase their losses do not understand that it is not going to be easy to get that money back, and this is why they are going to keep losing money one way or another and should try to find a way to get over it and just go back to normal gambling without chasing anything that they lost.

That's becaause gambling is designed just for fun activities only, I think that's a strong reason why someone always fails to chase their losses, of course it doesn't make sense, I honestly don't understand why they have that mindset. Basically there is no guarantee whatsoever to be able to win in gambling, because every session will run randomly about who will win and who will lose, we will never be able to find out and also there is absolutely no reason for us to continue to chase victory there because there is no certainty for any outcome. Of course the best thing is to consider whether this activity has a good or bad impact on your life, only those who feel it themselves about it and I think wiith that you will also be able to know what the best thing is to do.

On the other hand, it is quite difficult to tell those who are addicted to gambling, their mindset is almost entirely dominated by lust and gambling temptation, so it is quite difficult for them to think clearly to get better judgment according to what should be done and indeed the best thing to do. It is quite difficult to get out of the addiction cycle, so I think they will be able to stop or realize when they already feel something that can really make them worse.

[Eternad]

Most, if not always, allowing emotion to dominate while playing in any type of gambling more likely ends with a big risk, though there might be some who can break-even or win some after gaming but most of the time the outcome is not favoring the gambler side, to the point that they can lose a lot of money.

Controlling emotion is really big part of gambling since it’s the most common enemy of gambler aside from house edge. It’s very hard to control it if you are just an occasional gambler because you are still not immune whenever you encounter a consecutive bad losses.

Most of the time, it always ended to lose since you will bet higher amount more than your usual wager just recover quickly while your bankroll will be short since your bet will be higher than usual. This is the part people will surely loss when they failed to made another  bet since their remaining bankroll is already not enough to make another bet.

And adding to that, chasing losses are always the first thing when you have that aggression thinking that by adding more money you can have that chance to recover only to find out that you will just lose it all and then regret it after.

Correct. Your bankroll will be shorter that’s why you can easily lose everything if you still bad luck on the next bets when chasing lose.

[noormcs5]

That's becaause gambling is designed just for fun activities only, I think that's a strong reason why someone always fails to chase their losses, of course it doesn't make sense, I honestly don't understand why they have that mindset. Basically there is no guarantee whatsoever to be able to win in gambling, because every session will run randomly about who will win and who will lose, we will never be able to find out and also there is absolutely no reason for us to continue to chase victory there because there is no certainty for any outcome. Of course the best thing is to consider whether this activity has a good or bad impact on your life, only those who feel it themselves about it and I think wiith that you will also be able to know what the best thing is to do.

Another factor which gamblers tends to ignore somehow is that they forget that what is the probability that when they chase the loss, they will succeed in it and will not lose more money. If there is a guarantee that you will be able to recover the loss, by playing more with the intent to chase the loss, then I would tell everyone to always chase the loss, but the reality is otherwise. There is no guarantee of winning with the intent to chase the loss.

The best thing for the gambler is to analyse the risk of loss even before playing and in case he has not done any homework, then accept the loss and do not run to convert the loss into profit. 99% of the time, he will lose more money.

[Weawant]

Some persons may not really see anything wrong in chasing their losses but then one thing is sure, it's very possible that you loose more trying to recover from previous losses, there's only a little chance you recover from such when you chase losses because of emotions.

Whenever you are bent on recovering your losses most of the time you most likely get emotional because you just want to recover and your decision at they point may not be rally rational enough, they are just random and you make wrong picks thereby reducing your chances of further wins. So it's usually advised you stop playing whenever you feel that urge to chase your losses and play some other time when you are in the right frame of mind.

[Webetcoins]

A condition for winning in gambling can be patience.

No, patience won't make you win but it will just save you from excessive losses. So, you can say that a condition for losing less in gambling is patience because those who are impatient and have no self-control tend to have a hard time accepting their losses which is why they spend more money trying to recover their losses which makes them lose even more money, but if they stay patient and accept the small losses and move on, they wouldn't have to lose more money.

Responsible gamblers stop gambling when they see they are losing constantly, and that saves them from excessive losses, whereas irresponsible and reckless gamblers gamble even more when they are losing hoping to recover the losses and eventually lose all their bankroll because they are out of luck at that particular time but they don't understand that on time.

[Fredomago]

Most, if not always, allowing emotion to dominate while playing in any type of gambling more likely ends with a big risk, though there might be some who can break-even or win some after gaming but most of the time the outcome is not favoring the gambler side, to the point that they can lose a lot of money.

Controlling emotion is really big part of gambling since it’s the most common enemy of gambler aside from house edge. It’s very hard to control it if you are just an occasional gambler because you are still not immune whenever you encounter a consecutive bad losses.

Most of the time, it always ended to lose since you will bet higher amount more than your usual wager just recover quickly while your bankroll will be short since your bet will be higher than usual. This is the part people will surely loss when they failed to made another  bet since their remaining bankroll is already not enough to make another bet.

It's very hard as from time to time there are changes with your adrenaline and you keep pushing and trying to win more which being produce by your emotions, without a good control on it, the chance of losing more would be be the outome of your session, better to pause for a while and stop your gambling session, assess yourself instead of keep trying to win back.

And adding to that, chasing losses are always the first thing when you have that aggression thinking that by adding more money you can have that chance to recover only to find out that you will just lose it all and then regret it after.

Correct. Your bankroll will be shorter that’s why you can easily lose everything if you still bad luck on the next bets when chasing lose.

With aggression inside you, thinking that betting big amount will quickly bring your loses back but that's not how gambling works, without luck, it will be an easy burning of your additional bankoll.

[junder]

Emotions when gambling will certainly determine the future, even people who have limits in gambling can become addicted because the defeats they get make them upset and want to chase the losses they have experienced. It is not wrong to chase the losses they have experienced, but it is unlikely that chasing losses will result in a big win. So at times like this they have lost self-control so that nothing can stop them from chasing losses.

Agreed. When you allow yourself as a gambler to be ruled by emotions, it most likely wouldn’t end well. When you use your heart instead of your head whenever playing , you’re bound to make mistakes. Mistakes that could cost you the game.
And your reactions after having lost out on the game matters a lot. You could get really upset at having lost and decide at all costs to win whatever fund you initially lost. When that happens, you’re on the wrong path and on the road to losing even more money.
Using your head, you’re bound to have more self control over your actions.

Yas is right, because with the loss of self-control so that it makes uncontrolled emotions it will make everything chaotic where what was previously playing casually became chaotic because of uncontrolled emotions. Of course this will be dangerous for us when gambling, it is likely that we will quickly spend the balance with mistakes made and will make us lose when playing, even though playing with good self-control it also does not rule out the possibility of losing hahaha, it's just that with self-control and controlling emotions it can make our balance a little monitored, but if with excessive emotion we may not care about the existing balance and only focus on the rounds.

It is certain that if gambling with emotions and when losing it will make you upset and want to catch up on the losses that have been lost, but if you play with good self-control, can regulate emotions, can limit it will not make us upset when we lose. So you can be sure that anything that is done with emotion will become a mess.

[maydna]

It's very hard as from time to time there are changes with your adrenaline and you keep pushing and trying to win more which being produce by your emotions, without a good control on it, the chance of losing more would be be the outome of your session, better to pause for a while and stop your gambling session, assess yourself instead of keep trying to win back.

Taking a break and stopping the gambling session is what he should do immediately before all his money is wasted on gambling, and he will regret seeing it. However, it is difficult to stop immediately after experiencing a losing streak, and it takes time to master self-control. But if he is willing to learn it and practice it, he can stop gambling immediately and even leave gambling immediately after he experiences a loss or win. He will feel he is better off stopping for a moment and leaving gambling than he will repeat the same mistakes he has experienced before. That's where he can learn from his experience and will not repeat it because it really makes him experience even more losses.

[Fredomago]

It's very hard as from time to time there are changes with your adrenaline and you keep pushing and trying to win more which being produce by your emotions, without a good control on it, the chance of losing more would be be the outome of your session, better to pause for a while and stop your gambling session, assess yourself instead of keep trying to win back.

Taking a break and stopping the gambling session is what he should do immediately before all his money is wasted on gambling, and he will regret seeing it. However, it is difficult to stop immediately after experiencing a losing streak, and it takes time to master self-control. But if he is willing to learn it and practice it, he can stop gambling immediately and even leave gambling immediately after he experiences a loss or win. He will feel he is better off stopping for a moment and leaving gambling than he will repeat the same mistakes he has experienced before. That's where he can learn from his experience and will not repeat it because it really makes him experience even more losses.

Yeah if the person still in his good mindset that should be the reaction knowing how dangerous it can be if he will try to push forward, he will just repeat the same mistake if he will not stop, after all he already knew how it feels when you do regret to waste your money into something that not really allocated for, gambling as part of entertainment is okay but if you made a mistake and waste more money better to stop and not to continue as chasing your previous loses will simply add more to what you need to recover.

[nara1892]

It's very hard as from time to time there are changes with your adrenaline and you keep pushing and trying to win more which being produce by your emotions, without a good control on it, the chance of losing more would be be the outome of your session, better to pause for a while and stop your gambling session, assess yourself instead of keep trying to win back.

Taking a break and stopping the gambling session is what he should do immediately before all his money is wasted on gambling, and he will regret seeing it. However, it is difficult to stop immediately after experiencing a losing streak, and it takes time to master self-control. But if he is willing to learn it and practice it, he can stop gambling immediately and even leave gambling immediately after he experiences a loss or win. He will feel he is better off stopping for a moment and leaving gambling than he will repeat the same mistakes he has experienced before. That's where he can learn from his experience and will not repeat it because it really makes him experience even more losses.

Yeah if the person still in his good mindset that should be the reaction knowing how dangerous it can be if he will try to push forward, he will just repeat the same mistake if he will not stop, after all he already knew how it feels when you do regret to waste your money into something that not really allocated for, gambling as part of entertainment is okay but if you made a mistake and waste more money better to stop and not to continue as chasing your previous loses will simply add more to what you need to recover.

Well that's the problem, it seems very appropriate to say "it's easier to say than to do" that's the right statement for those who only say they want to quit but not by taking any action, it seems that the reason they say that is because they have lost a significant amount for them so they get upset and say things like that, not at all a promise and it's just nonsense, and also none other than because I have friends like that.

Basically, it's hard to quit if their little heart still wants to gamble like you said and I agree with your assumption. I think they only have a chance to stop if they experience things that can make them really bad, such as losing a very large amount or in terms of their family falling apart due to economic factors that are destroyed due to gambling, in conditions like that, usually they in my opinion will really be able to think to be more aware or at least reduce their gambling activities. Of course, after all gambling is only an activity for entertainment, always nothing more than that, and as a result for people who carry the wrong mindset, it is clear that they will suffer a lot of adversity there. So the point is please be more rational in looking at things so that you don't fall into the trap.

[maydna]

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Yeah if the person still in his good mindset that should be the reaction knowing how dangerous it can be if he will try to push forward, he will just repeat the same mistake if he will not stop, after all he already knew how it feels when you do regret to waste your money into something that not really allocated for, gambling as part of entertainment is okay but if you made a mistake and waste more money better to stop and not to continue as chasing your previous loses will simply add more to what you need to recover.

He should be able to learn not to repeat the mistakes of his past so that he can also mature his mind and be better at gambling. We can all prevent ourselves from using a lot of money, but the problem is that greed continuously drives us to try to chase the win, even though it is very difficult. It is only by practicing self-control that we can prevent greed from coming so that we can maintain good control over ourselves and not continue gambling if we have had enough of gambling. You must be able to determine when you stop gambling, especially if you have experienced a losing streak, because that will make your emotions rise. Everything will be interrelated, and only we can prevent everything from escalating because we are the ones who control ourselves.

[Questat]

Basically, it's hard to quit if their little heart still wants to gamble like you said and I agree with your assumption. I think they only have a chance to stop if they experience things that can make them really bad, such as losing a very large amount or in terms of their family falling apart due to economic factors that are destroyed due to gambling, in conditions like that, usually they in my opinion will really be able to think to be more aware or at least reduce their gambling activities.

That's probably the worst scenario a gambler would experience, it's not necessary to reach at that level as that's learning a lesson a hard way.

Chasing our losses is already an evidence that you are an irresponsible gambler, and if you can't change your attitude towards gambling, your journey will end sooner than you think. some people thought gambling is fun, but the moment they'll start chasing, they'll experience the biggest heart break in their life as it's not only about money but that kind of expereince will hunt them longer.

Of course, after all gambling is only an activity for entertainment, always nothing more than that, and as a result for people who carry the wrong mindset, it is clear that they will suffer a lot of adversity there. So the point is please be more rational in looking at things so that you don't fall into the trap.

If that's what you think that it's only for entertainment then you're safe because no one would chase his losses if we he just having fun and understand that losing is also a big part of gambling.

Once a gambler gets more ambitous and believe they can be successful in winning big money, that's when the struggle starts.

[Docnaster]

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Yeah if the person still in his good mindset that should be the reaction knowing how dangerous it can be if he will try to push forward, he will just repeat the same mistake if he will not stop, after all he already knew how it feels when you do regret to waste your money into something that not really allocated for, gambling as part of entertainment is okay but if you made a mistake and waste more money better to stop and not to continue as chasing your previous loses will simply add more to what you need to recover.

He should be able to learn not to repeat the mistakes of his past so that he can also mature his mind and be better at gambling. We can all prevent ourselves from using a lot of money, but the problem is that greed continuously drives us to try to chase the win, even though it is very difficult. It is only by practicing self-control that we can prevent greed from coming so that we can maintain good control over ourselves and not continue gambling if we have had enough of gambling. You must be able to determine when you stop gambling, especially if you have experienced a losing streak, because that will make your emotions rise. Everything will be interrelated, and only we can prevent everything from escalating because we are the ones who control ourselves.

So many people are fond of gambling dangerously in their quest to reclaim already lost money in gambling and that I think is a result of lack of self control as well as inability to manage their emotions whenever they're losing.
For one to gamble on the first place, he must accept that there is every possiblity of either winning or losing and should be able to handle the emotional feelings that comes with both in other not to become a gambling addict. It's not wise gambling more and more when one is losing because at that moment, the person will not be strategic enough to know when to gamble how to gamble rather will be reckless with his gambling decisions because if his desire to reclaim his lost money

[Youngkhngdiddy]

So many people are fond of gambling dangerously in their quest to reclaim already lost money in gambling and that I think is a result of lack of self control as well as inability to manage their emotions whenever they're losing.
For one to gamble on the first place, he must accept that there is every possiblity of either winning or losing and should be able to handle the emotional feelings that comes with both in other not to become a gambling addict. It's not wise gambling more and more when one is losing because at that moment, the person will not be strategic enough to know when to gamble how to gamble rather will be reckless with his gambling decisions because if his desire to reclaim his lost money

  The danger of gambling impulsively is that you can barely control your emotions, gambling for money is not in anyways shape or form positive for your life. Winning is a curse! gambling addiction is a recipe and can happen to anyone from any walks in life. If your first interaction with a casino is thrilling and you win big and have a positive experience, this is your first ingredients for a gambling addiction. you leave the casino and you can't stop thinking about how it made you feel, how eazy the money came to you and you start to wonder if you could repeat the same experience.
   Chasing your losses. This is when you set a budget and you find yourself going to the bank machine to get more money to gamble back the money you have just lost. The numbness of withdrawing money and the internal conversation with your self saying “it's just money” with a desensitized feeling towards the dollar value without care for what that money is intended for (rent, food, kids, bills). The longer you play any game the more in favor it is for the house. variance allows players to win, but the casinos rely on mathematics to turn a profit, and the longer you gamble the maths and odds for the house will ensure they will always win. Even if you get lucky and win some money the chances of you staying and playing will be worse off for you.

[maydna]

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So many people are fond of gambling dangerously in their quest to reclaim already lost money in gambling and that I think is a result of lack of self control as well as inability to manage their emotions whenever they're losing.
For one to gamble on the first place, he must accept that there is every possiblity of either winning or losing and should be able to handle the emotional feelings that comes with both in other not to become a gambling addict. It's not wise gambling more and more when one is losing because at that moment, the person will not be strategic enough to know when to gamble how to gamble rather will be reckless with his gambling decisions because if his desire to reclaim his lost money

They will indeed find it difficult to recover the money they lost because gambling will not easily return the money they have lost at the gambling table. If they really want to recover their losses, they will have to gamble again until they can get a big win, which is not easy either. They will only experience bigger and bigger losses, and their emotions will increase due to frustration with their more and more losses.

Those who gamble must be able to accept all the results they will get, whether winning or losing because that is the result of gambling, where they may experience more losses than wins. If they decide to recover their losses, they have to bear the risk of losing again and must also be prepared if they have to lose all their money at the gambling table. We do not need to recover losses because we know the consequences. It's better for us to gamble in moderation and not risk losing even more money.