Dangerous chasing losses

[Oilacris]

Chasing losses in Gambler is very dangerous if you are not in economical sense recover losses. The addiction of recover losses you don't noticed how much capital you have risk to recover the loss. That remain reason chasing losses is dangerous because if you set to recover loss and say that how much capital I have to put in it to recover my loss that mean you are foolish person. Because over gambling makes addiction because of addiction you gamble over and over gambling causes losses. That's why if you face loss stop gambling for the time start after taking some rest it will be more effective and helpful for recover your losses.

Recovering losses in gambling is never recommended because it will only increase the number of losses even greater. We will also face other problems where we can become addicted to gambling and will not realize that we have experienced it when we gamble more often. Apart from that, the money you spend on gambling can increase, so that is what makes many people experience chaos in their finances because they do not control themselves or limit themselves in using money for gambling. And yes, if we have experienced loss, we should stop gambling and rest because at that time, our emotions will increase, and all that is on our minds is the desire to recover from that loss. But by resting, we can lower our emotions so that we can think clearly and not think about trying to recover from loss.

Yes, indeed chasing losses with the desire to recover losses has a very bad impact and one of them is addiction which will hit our minds with uncontrollable emotions of high levels of greed so that they will lose their common sense and have difficulty gambling healthily and things like this often happen Even you and I have experienced this, but we as gamblers who have had experience for a long time can be a little more in control, it's just that after failing to control ourselves, we bet more and lose, usually regret will haunt us for a few days, but that's a normal condition the most important thing is to always make mistakes the key to improve yourself so that you ignore chasing losses in gambling.

If you do really come into a point on which you would really be chasing up some losses then this is the time that you are already that making yourself that having out of control or simply that becomes that impulsive on which we know that it isnt really that recommended on doing so because it will really be just that making you desperate on your gambling activity on which we know that it isnt really that something that good on having such behavior yet spending money would really be that more severe and its not something that good. When gambling then you should already anticipate
that losing is really that inevitable and you should really accept such condition because people would usually be that impulsive on the time that they arent that getting used to on losing
and instead of accepting they would rather tending or trying out to chase it up instead.

[Silberman]

Lolz, chasing lose has not been favourable to gamblers and finally result is always a bitter. You would have stopped at the first loss but you believed that you would win you first loss and you loss out till 3x. It is a lesson to you now. And one thing I see from the Op narrative is greedy. Why I am saying in the sense that when he as loss the first game, he would have reduced the amount but instead he increase it to recover the first loss and the same thing repeat itself again in the third game again. And that becomes an addictional mindset.

To decline from gambling is from the mind and if you can control it then it is settled. Lolz. I stopped gambling last month when I lost $50 to casino here and I will continue when the mind is settled and prepare to play again.

You are right Mate. I have done this a lot and not once has it favoured me, I end up loosing more amidst great pain and regrets. I have managed to work out a way of ensuring I don't chase losses with the saying "he who fights and run away, lives to fight another day". If I loose some bets, I accept my losses and prepare to come back stronger and better. I check the mistakes I made if any and try to improve on my selection. It is not a must to win a particular bet, and if that bet did not work, sit back and come back when your luck might have improved. Let's not forget that luck still play important role in gambling.

While we know that chasing our losses does not work, one of its most dangerous aspects is that it gives the appearance that it does, one of the most popular betting progressions is martingale, in which after a loss a gambler doubles their bet hoping to recover all the money lost and obtain a small profit, but as you can see this is just another way in which gamblers chase their losses, and martingale gives the impression that it can serve this purpose as you will win your money back the majority of the times you decide to use this strategy, however the day it fails you that is when huge losses will come your way.

[zuzie]

Yes, it is a fact, only many people misinterpret it so that they make gambling their main income and become crazy about gambling. It is a fact that offline or online casinos are created to make money for the company not to distribute money to everyone who gambles, but there are also some who are profitable and successful from gambling that too with luck on their side not with tricks or patterns.

They make advertisements on the internet only for the needs of their casino network so that more people know and play in their casinos or in online gambling. In my opinion, there is nothing wrong with this, but what is wrong is that there are people who play in casinos who do not have self-control so that they become addicted. If they can control themselves while playing, maybe it will minimize the harmful effects of gambling.

Due to the lack of knowledge and understanding of the public, it is easy for influencers to promote online and offline casinos, and only a few people have luck there.

Indeed, there is nothing wrong with creating an online casino network, as long as people make good use of it, namely not expecting too much there by spending large amounts of money, only a little and only when necessary.
So the public will not lose much, perhaps they will enjoy the gambling they see there, while the companies also make money there by installing a network of online and offline casinos.

[DaNNy001]

Yes, it is a fact, only many people misinterpret it so that they make gambling their main income and become crazy about gambling. It is a fact that offline or online casinos are created to make money for the company not to distribute money to everyone who gambles, but there are also some who are profitable and successful from gambling that too with luck on their side not with tricks or patterns.

They make advertisements on the internet only for the needs of their casino network so that more people know and play in their casinos or in online gambling. In my opinion, there is nothing wrong with this, but what is wrong is that there are people who play in casinos who do not have self-control so that they become addicted. If they can control themselves while playing, maybe it will minimize the harmful effects of gambling.

Due to the lack of knowledge and understanding of the public, it is easy for influencers to promote online and offline casinos, and only a few people have luck there.

Indeed, there is nothing wrong with creating an online casino network, as long as people make good use of it, namely not expecting too much there by spending large amounts of money, only a little and only when necessary.
So the public will not lose much, perhaps they will enjoy the gambling they see there, while the companies also make money there by installing a network of online and offline casinos.

Some people that gamble are covered by the little winning they do get and when those winning come they do forget the fact that they have lost a lot in gambling, I was also a victim of such self deceit because the loses do come frequent where as the winning once a while so when the feeling of experiencing these win do it covers all the losses. Over time I come learn that these winning are actually a trap set for the gambler to forget their losses.

[Nerdy doctor]

There is no regret if you are fully aware of the risks involved and money used whenever gambling is money that has been set aside for that particular purpose.

You can't be so sure about that. I've seen several gamblers who just had an automatic regrets when they have this hesitation on how they are going to place their bets. Of course when the outcome didn't come their way or the winning bet was their original plan or it was the 2nd option, then regrets are inevitable in such case.
I personally experienced it a lot of times before. Though I am totally aware of the risks involve, but sometimes we just hope to win some not the other way around.

When I said there would not be any regrets if you’re fully aware of the risks involved, I meant you wouldn’t feel bad when the outcome of the games you placed a bet on didn’t go as you would have liked. You are fully aware the outcome could go either ways and are ready for any possible outcome.
Obviously, we all would desire a positive result in our bets so we could win but when you’re aware of the seemingly high possibility of losing, there wouldn’t be any regrets when the outcome doesn’t work in your favor.

[nara1892]

Due to the lack of knowledge and understanding of the public, it is easy for influencers to promote online and offline casinos, and only a few people have luck there.

Indeed, there is nothing wrong with creating an online casino network, as long as people make good use of it, namely not expecting too much there by spending large amounts of money, only a little and only when necessary.
So the public will not lose much, perhaps they will enjoy the gambling they see there, while the companies also make money there by installing a network of online and offline casinos.

Some people that gamble are covered by the little winning they do get and when those winning come they do forget the fact that they have lost a lot in gambling, I was also a victim of such self deceit because the loses do come frequent where as the winning once a while so when the feeling of experiencing these win do it covers all the losses. Over time I come learn that these winning are actually a trap set for the gambler to forget their losses.

The real fact is that ten defeats will be able to be treated with just the sensation of one victory, that's the fact that actually happens, so if you look at the number of y = defeats and the number of wins they get in a certain period of time then I am sure that the number of defeats will be much greater than the victory, but strangely they are still fine and keep gambling as usual without considering anything with the facts that have happened that the number of defeats is much greater. Yes, indirectly with the enthusiasm and hope that you always carry in gambling, it will make you not realize that the actual number of defeats is much more than you imagine.

Yes that's right, that indeed the victory is nothing but a temptation for you to continue to engage in gambling, the casino will not let you go because your defeat is a victory for them, therefore the casino gives you an occasional victory from dozens of tries, nothing but the goal is to keep you involved in gambling and benefit them. Isn't my statement very logical?

[junder]

There is no regret if you are fully aware of the risks involved and money used whenever gambling is money that has been set aside for that particular purpose.

You can't be so sure about that. I've seen several gamblers who just had an automatic regrets when they have this hesitation on how they are going to place their bets. Of course when the outcome didn't come their way or the winning bet was their original plan or it was the 2nd option, then regrets are inevitable in such case.
I personally experienced it a lot of times before. Though I am totally aware of the risks involve, but sometimes we just hope to win some not the other way around.

When I said there would not be any regrets if you’re fully aware of the risks involved, I meant you wouldn’t feel bad when the outcome of the games you placed a bet on didn’t go as you would have liked. You are fully aware the outcome could go either ways and are ready for any possible outcome.
Obviously, we all would desire a positive result in our bets so we could win but when you’re aware of the seemingly high possibility of losing, there wouldn’t be any regrets when the outcome doesn’t work in your favor.

I'm not sure if this is a good idea or not, but I'm sure it's a good idea to take a look at some of the things that you can do to make sure that you're getting the most out of the game.

Basically, in my opinion, all gamblers, whether they have a goal just for fun or who really come with a desire to earn, will always look forward to winning if they are lucky, it's just that maybe from the two characters above they have differences in seriousness, for those who just want to fill time to get entertainment, maybe they won't think too much if they end up losing, and it's different for someone who really wants to make money, if they end up losing, they usually won't accept it and instead put more money there and gamble again with the aim of catching up with the defeat at the previous time. The point is that in my opinion it is better to be more realistic in looking at this gambling and focus on the risks not the winnings.

[maydna]

~snip~

Yes, indeed chasing losses with the desire to recover losses has a very bad impact and one of them is addiction which will hit our minds with uncontrollable emotions of high levels of greed so that they will lose their common sense and have difficulty gambling healthily and things like this often happen Even you and I have experienced this, but we as gamblers who have had experience for a long time can be a little more in control, it's just that after failing to control ourselves, we bet more and lose, usually regret will haunt us for a few days, but that's a normal condition the most important thing is to always make mistakes the key to improve yourself so that you ignore chasing losses in gambling.

When we have the desire to recover losses, it means we have started to become addicted to gambling, but these are still early signs of gambling addiction, and we have to control ourselves so that it doesn't get bigger. By trying to catch up on these losses, we will likely prepare even larger funds than before, and we may also use the winnings that we have earned. People think that with bigger capital, they can gamble longer, and that's true, but it guarantees they can get big wins too. They must realize that and not force themselves to keep chasing other wins. Many people have tried it, but many of them failed, so we don't need to experience the same thing as them.

[slapper]

Due to the lack of knowledge and understanding of the public, it is easy for influencers to promote online and offline casinos, and only a few people have luck there.

Indeed, there is nothing wrong with creating an online casino network, as long as people make good use of it, namely not expecting too much there by spending large amounts of money, only a little and only when necessary.
So the public will not lose much, perhaps they will enjoy the gambling they see there, while the companies also make money there by installing a network of online and offline casinos.

Some people that gamble are covered by the little winning they do get and when those winning come they do forget the fact that they have lost a lot in gambling, I was also a victim of such self deceit because the loses do come frequent where as the winning once a while so when the feeling of experiencing these win do it covers all the losses. Over time I come learn that these winning are actually a trap set for the gambler to forget their losses.

The real fact is that ten defeats will be able to be treated with just the sensation of one victory, that's the fact that actually happens, so if you look at the number of y = defeats and the number of wins they get in a certain period of time then I am sure that the number of defeats will be much greater than the victory, but strangely they are still fine and keep gambling as usual without considering anything with the facts that have happened that the number of defeats is much greater. Yes, indirectly with the enthusiasm and hope that you always carry in gambling, it will make you not realize that the actual number of defeats is much more than you imagine.

Yes that's right, that indeed the victory is nothing but a temptation for you to continue to engage in gambling, the casino will not let you go because your defeat is a victory for them, therefore the casino gives you an occasional victory from dozens of tries, nothing but the goal is to keep you involved in gambling and benefit them. Isn't my statement very logical?

Realistically, gambling is all about how you feel when you win or lose. Of course, winning at gambling is very satisfying, don't you think? These victories are more important than the losses. The losses, on the other hand, are actually way more. There's more to it than just losing more often than winning. It's how our mind handle wins and losses

These companies know this. They know a lot about things. That one win out of dozens of tries is just to keep you playing. Smart planning led to this plan. They're not playing the game on the table; they're playing a psychological game. They're winning too. Statement from you? Very reasonable, that. Unfortunately, this is the harsh truth about gambling. Many people fall for the lure of the odd win. The players keep coming back for more, hoping and thinking of that big win. But what really happens? It's a loop where losing more often than winning happens

[EluguHcman]

You are not a regular nor an addicted gambler but your zero tolerance in the few times you places your stakes in the gambling table is unimaginable. I am worried on how you keep to advancing your stakes because your earning is increasing.
I wondered why you didn't employ consciousness or fear to keep loosing because it is assumed it isn't part of you.
However, it is a good one that you could pull yourself out before you are returned a zero level.

[AmoreJaz]

~snip~

Yes, indeed chasing losses with the desire to recover losses has a very bad impact and one of them is addiction which will hit our minds with uncontrollable emotions of high levels of greed so that they will lose their common sense and have difficulty gambling healthily and things like this often happen Even you and I have experienced this, but we as gamblers who have had experience for a long time can be a little more in control, it's just that after failing to control ourselves, we bet more and lose, usually regret will haunt us for a few days, but that's a normal condition the most important thing is to always make mistakes the key to improve yourself so that you ignore chasing losses in gambling.

When we have the desire to recover losses, it means we have started to become addicted to gambling, but these are still early signs of gambling addiction, and we have to control ourselves so that it doesn't get bigger. By trying to catch up on these losses, we will likely prepare even larger funds than before, and we may also use the winnings that we have earned. People think that with bigger capital, they can gamble longer, and that's true, but it guarantees they can get big wins too. They must realize that and not force themselves to keep chasing other wins. Many people have tried it, but many of them failed, so we don't need to experience the same thing as them.

i believe at one point in our gambling life, we chase our losses. but if you are conscious enough about this emotion and you still know how to change or your limits, then, addiction may still be far from happening.
i've been in that scenario many times over as well, but i also stopped when i think there's no hope of recovering anymore. there may be some losses but at least when you stop, it means you are cutting further losses. but if you won't stop, then it means, you are subjecting yourself to possible addiction.

[Tuturtinular]

~snip~

Yes, indeed chasing losses with the desire to recover losses has a very bad impact and one of them is addiction which will hit our minds with uncontrollable emotions of high levels of greed so that they will lose their common sense and have difficulty gambling healthily and things like this often happen Even you and I have experienced this, but we as gamblers who have had experience for a long time can be a little more in control, it's just that after failing to control ourselves, we bet more and lose, usually regret will haunt us for a few days, but that's a normal condition the most important thing is to always make mistakes the key to improve yourself so that you ignore chasing losses in gambling.

When we have the desire to recover losses, it means we have started to become addicted to gambling, but these are still early signs of gambling addiction, and we have to control ourselves so that it doesn't get bigger. By trying to catch up on these losses, we will likely prepare even larger funds than before, and we may also use the winnings that we have earned. People think that with bigger capital, they can gamble longer, and that's true, but it guarantees they can get big wins too. They must realize that and not force themselves to keep chasing other wins. Many people have tried it, but many of them failed, so we don't need to experience the same thing as them.

i believe at one point in our gambling life, we chase our losses. but if you are conscious enough about this emotion and you still know how to change or your limits, then, addiction may still be far from happening.
i've been in that scenario many times over as well, but i also stopped when i think there's no hope of recovering anymore. there may be some losses but at least when you stop, it means you are cutting further losses. but if you won't stop, then it means, you are subjecting yourself to possible addiction.

I really believe that gamblers experience something like this, chasing losses is a natural thing because no one likes losing and hoping for their money back. However, if luck doesn't come and we continue to force ourselves to chase losses, it will be dangerous because more money will be lost.

When we continue to chasing losses and don't think logically, it is very likely that we have become a gambling addict. In my opinion, if we are chasing losses then just do it once or twice, if luck still doesn't come then stop for a moment and play again in the next few days so that our minds are fresh again.

[redsun114]

You can't be so sure about that. I've seen several gamblers who just had an automatic regrets when they have this hesitation on how they are going to place their bets. Of course when the outcome didn't come their way or the winning bet was their original plan or it was the 2nd option, then regrets are inevitable in such case.
I personally experienced it a lot of times before. Though I am totally aware of the risks involve, but sometimes we just hope to win some not the other way around.

When I said there would not be any regrets if you’re fully aware of the risks involved, I meant you wouldn’t feel bad when the outcome of the games you placed a bet on didn’t go as you would have liked. You are fully aware the outcome could go either ways and are ready for any possible outcome.
Obviously, we all would desire a positive result in our bets so we could win but when you’re aware of the seemingly high possibility of losing, there wouldn’t be any regrets when the outcome doesn’t work in your favor.

Every gambler knows that there are two outcomes of gambling, you either win or lose, but most of them lack the self-control required to have some control over their emotions so that they don't act weird or make compulsive decisions when they lose and take it as they take the wins and move on. If all gamblers start thinking that way and act like nothing has happened after losing some money, there won't be a lot of stories of people losing significant sums in gambling.

People lose control over their emotions pretty easily, so they start chasing their losses and then lose even more than what they might have lost if they hadn't tried recovering the previous losses. Still, again, it's all about self-control. They don't have it, which becomes the reason for them to bear more losses.

[Fredomago]

~snip~

Yes, indeed chasing losses with the desire to recover losses has a very bad impact and one of them is addiction which will hit our minds with uncontrollable emotions of high levels of greed so that they will lose their common sense and have difficulty gambling healthily and things like this often happen Even you and I have experienced this, but we as gamblers who have had experience for a long time can be a little more in control, it's just that after failing to control ourselves, we bet more and lose, usually regret will haunt us for a few days, but that's a normal condition the most important thing is to always make mistakes the key to improve yourself so that you ignore chasing losses in gambling.

When we have the desire to recover losses, it means we have started to become addicted to gambling, but these are still early signs of gambling addiction, and we have to control ourselves so that it doesn't get bigger. By trying to catch up on these losses, we will likely prepare even larger funds than before, and we may also use the winnings that we have earned. People think that with bigger capital, they can gamble longer, and that's true, but it guarantees they can get big wins too. They must realize that and not force themselves to keep chasing other wins. Many people have tried it, but many of them failed, so we don't need to experience the same thing as them.

i believe at one point in our gambling life, we chase our losses. but if you are conscious enough about this emotion and you still know how to change or your limits, then, addiction may still be far from happening.
i've been in that scenario many times over as well, but i also stopped when i think there's no hope of recovering anymore. there may be some losses but at least when you stop, it means you are cutting further losses. but if you won't stop, then it means, you are subjecting yourself to possible addiction.

Exactly, when you manage to stop you are helping yourself not to add more with your loses and to cut that tie with aggressive desire to chase your money, I see your point and that's true, most of us here if not all do expereienced trying to recover after losing huge amount of money, thingking that by adding more you'll have that opportunit to win it back and in hope that after recovering you'll be able to quit and stop, but that's not what will going to happen after, either you got that chance to recover but failed to stop or you lose everything away again.

[nara1892]

The real fact is that ten defeats will be able to be treated with just the sensation of one victory, that's the fact that actually happens, so if you look at the number of y = defeats and the number of wins they get in a certain period of time then I am sure that the number of defeats will be much greater than the victory, but strangely they are still fine and keep gambling as usual without considering anything with the facts that have happened that the number of defeats is much greater. Yes, indirectly with the enthusiasm and hope that you always carry in gambling, it will make you not realize that the actual number of defeats is much more than you imagine.

Yes that's right, that indeed the victory is nothing but a temptation for you to continue to engage in gambling, the casino will not let you go because your defeat is a victory for them, therefore the casino gives you an occasional victory from dozens of tries, nothing but the goal is to keep you involved in gambling and benefit them. Isn't my statement very logical?

Realistically, gambling is all about how you feel when you win or lose. Of course, winning at gambling is very satisfying, don't you think? These victories are more important than the losses. The losses, on the other hand, are actually way more. There's more to it than just losing more often than winning. It's how our mind handle wins and losses

These companies know this. They know a lot about things. That one win out of dozens of tries is just to keep you playing. Smart planning led to this plan. They're not playing the game on the table; they're playing a psychological game. They're winning too. Statement from you? Very reasonable, that. Unfortunately, this is the harsh truth about gambling. Many people fall for the lure of the odd win. The players keep coming back for more, hoping and thinking of that big win. But what really happens? It's a loop where losing more often than winning happens

Well that's exactly right, you said something that is in line with the facts about the difference in feelings between winning and losing, it's quite clear. As I said before that ten defeats will be able to be cured just by getting the sensation of one victory, and that's the perspective in the human mind, especially for those who are addicted like you said here.

Yes, casino companies have arranged everything very neatly, they not only set up the system but apply a tantalizing element of temptation so that gamblers can get addicted to their game concept. Therefore this is a very logical reason why someone can very easily get into addiction and it is also a logical reason why they are difficult to get out of that phase, because their psychology has been controlled by the system in the casino. Therefore, I am sure that every gambler when they want to get involved in gambling or when they want to play, they will definitely feel and assume that "this time I will be able to be one of the lucky ones out of ten people who play", the fact is that the cycle will continue without any time limit that can determine. Therefore, I am honestly quite concerned when someone does not bring any limitations at all and is so ambitious in seeing this gambling.

[Docnaster]

You can't be so sure about that. I've seen several gamblers who just had an automatic regrets when they have this hesitation on how they are going to place their bets. Of course when the outcome didn't come their way or the winning bet was their original plan or it was the 2nd option, then regrets are inevitable in such case.
I personally experienced it a lot of times before. Though I am totally aware of the risks involve, but sometimes we just hope to win some not the other way around.

When I said there would not be any regrets if you’re fully aware of the risks involved, I meant you wouldn’t feel bad when the outcome of the games you placed a bet on didn’t go as you would have liked. You are fully aware the outcome could go either ways and are ready for any possible outcome.
Obviously, we all would desire a positive result in our bets so we could win but when you’re aware of the seemingly high possibility of losing, there wouldn’t be any regrets when the outcome doesn’t work in your favor.

Every gambler knows that there are two outcomes of gambling, you either win or lose, but most of them lack the self-control required to have some control over their emotions so that they don't act weird or make compulsive decisions when they lose and take it as they take the wins and move on. If all gamblers start thinking that way and act like nothing has happened after losing some money, there won't be a lot of stories of people losing significant sums in gambling.

People lose control over their emotions pretty easily, so they start chasing their losses and then lose even more than what they might have lost if they hadn't tried recovering the previous losses. Still, again, it's all about self-control. They don't have it, which becomes the reason for them to bear more losses.

One factor I think that's very necessary to consider before engaging in gambling is one's ability to  control their emotions when they're winning as well as when they're losing. But most people who aren't mentally capacitated to control their emotions still engage in gambling and the consequences are very mostly bad.
When one is losing in gambling, it's always not a wise decision to try chase his losses by gambling more because at that moment, his predictions are more affected by his quest to reclaim his lost money than the realities of the game hence the very slim chances of recovering his money. So the best thing is to leave gambling at that moment and to come back when he's finally gotten over the pains of his losses

[Weawant]

They make advertisements on the internet only for the needs of their casino network so that more people know and play in their casinos or in online gambling. In my opinion, there is nothing wrong with this, but what is wrong is that there are people who play in casinos who do not have self-control so that they become addicted. If they can control themselves while playing, maybe it will minimize the harmful effects of gambling.

Advertising casinos is basically a marketing strategy that every other business employs to get traffic and increase their customers base because the larger the customer base the more profitable they definitely hope to be, it's left with the customers to choose how to react to the adverts.

Like you rightly said there's nothing wrong with the casinos advertising and there's also nothing wrong with the casinos themselves but the problems continually lays within the gamblers who react in a way that ends up detrimental to them, and that's why most casinos always advocate responsible gambling always on their platforms, gambling it's self if followed the way it aught to be , it's actually fun and not harmful but gamblers abuse it to their detriment because usually anything fun can definitely be addictive.

[tusandii]

~snip~

Yes, indeed chasing losses with the desire to recover losses has a very bad impact and one of them is addiction which will hit our minds with uncontrollable emotions of high levels of greed so that they will lose their common sense and have difficulty gambling healthily and things like this often happen Even you and I have experienced this, but we as gamblers who have had experience for a long time can be a little more in control, it's just that after failing to control ourselves, we bet more and lose, usually regret will haunt us for a few days, but that's a normal condition the most important thing is to always make mistakes the key to improve yourself so that you ignore chasing losses in gambling.

When we have the desire to recover losses, it means we have started to become addicted to gambling, but these are still early signs of gambling addiction, and we have to control ourselves so that it doesn't get bigger. By trying to catch up on these losses, we will likely prepare even larger funds than before, and we may also use the winnings that we have earned. People think that with bigger capital, they can gamble longer, and that's true, but it guarantees they can get big wins too. They must realize that and not force themselves to keep chasing other wins. Many people have tried it, but many of them failed, so we don't need to experience the same thing as them.

Chasing losses or chasing losses a guarantee that you will lose and not many succeed, even chasing losses using martingale strategy that looks very good will ultimately lose due to lack budget. More precisely, we make gambling hobby and just to provide fun our free time without having to spend large amount, just small amount of money, betting on smallest value to still be able to enjoy the game for at least 1 hour,  will be more fun than having to chase something that uncertain unless provoked by emotion.
I often say here that would be better to just enjoy gambling as you were trying your luck when you have enough time and never think that from gambling we can get a lot money, but rather think that gambling will never give you money easily.

[GigaBit]

They make advertisements on the internet only for the needs of their casino network so that more people know and play in their casinos or in online gambling. In my opinion, there is nothing wrong with this, but what is wrong is that there are people who play in casinos who do not have self-control so that they become addicted. If they can control themselves while playing, maybe it will minimize the harmful effects of gambling.

the problems continually lays within the gamblers who react in a way that ends up detrimental to them, and that's why most casinos always advocate responsible gambling always on their platforms, gambling it's self if followed the way it aught to be , it's actually fun and not harmful but gamblers abuse it to their detriment because usually anything fun can definitely be addictive.

A gambling company also wants to attract professional gamblers because those gamblers will gamble on their site for a long time. Casinos also don't want gamblers who come in with a large bankroll and quit gambling within days. Because there is no long term benefit from them. So casino companies always try to support those gamblers those who gamble responsibly. Many also give several cautionary messages to those who fall prey to temptation. Now if gamblers are not aware but speak out against casino gambling companies I would say it is their ignorance.

[zuzie]

Some people that gamble are covered by the little winning they do get and when those winning come they do forget the fact that they have lost a lot in gambling, I was also a victim of such self deceit because the loses do come frequent where as the winning once a while so when the feeling of experiencing these win do it covers all the losses. Over time I come learn that these winning are actually a trap set for the gambler to forget their losses.

The real fact is that ten defeats will be able to be treated with just the sensation of one victory, that's the fact that actually happens, so if you look at the number of y = defeats and the number of wins they get in a certain period of time then I am sure that the number of defeats will be much greater than the victory, but strangely they are still fine and keep gambling as usual without considering anything with the facts that have happened that the number of defeats is much greater. Yes, indirectly with the enthusiasm and hope that you always carry in gambling, it will make you not realize that the actual number of defeats is much more than you imagine.

Yes that's right, that indeed the victory is nothing but a temptation for you to continue to engage in gambling, the casino will not let you go because your defeat is a victory for them, therefore the casino gives you an occasional victory from dozens of tries, nothing but the goal is to keep you involved in gambling and benefit them. Isn't my statement very logical?

Realistically, gambling is all about how you feel when you win or lose. Of course, winning at gambling is very satisfying, don't you think? These victories are more important than the losses. The losses, on the other hand, are actually way more. There's more to it than just losing more often than winning. It's how our mind handle wins and losses

These companies know this. They know a lot about things. That one win out of dozens of tries is just to keep you playing. Smart planning led to this plan. They're not playing the game on the table; they're playing a psychological game. They're winning too. Statement from you? Very reasonable, that. Unfortunately, this is the harsh truth about gambling. Many people fall for the lure of the odd win. The players keep coming back for more, hoping and thinking of that big win. But what really happens? It's a loop where losing more often than winning happens

Of course we feel satisfied when we win at gambling, but if it is balanced with good control of course the results will be even more satisfying for ourselves, by having the same thoughts as you stated above, namely much bigger losses. than winning and losing more often than winning. , so the person is likely to be able to control their gambling.

Yes, basically it is a temptation for someone to gamble, if they are only tempted by big profits and the person is not able to control themselves then they will be easily tempted, therefore we must always be sensitive and careful when we are aware of advertisements. or promotions about gambling, don't just believe them.