What I've learned so far as a gambler

[coupable]

so true. the only real wealth is the casino owner. I'm sure there is a lot of manipulation in the initial profit part of the strategy. Here we have to really be in control and really know when we can stop. Unfortunately for addicts who are even willing to spend their assets, they always think this is something that can generate wealth. without realizing they are having their assets drained. no matter how rich we are if we are gambling addicts it will make our assets run out no matter how people will take them. I always make this entertainment, play for fun without involving real assets.

This is called cautious gambling and it is actually wise. But you must not forget that casinos reap the most profits from addicts, not amateur gamblers.
This would be clearer to see if we could get statistics on the number of active casinos versus the number of gamblers. I am sure that the number of gamblers is small compared to the number of casinos, which are considered large. The idea is that the casino can achieve large profits even with a small number of users, given that a significant percentage of them are addicts and will spend all their money.

[Dewi Aries]

But unfortunately regret always comes at the end of the action when everything is already answered, and of course regret comes to confirm that the actions they took before were wrong, after all it is not uncommon or even very many people who advise and recommend to avoid acts of greed, especially in gambling activities, sometimes not only in this field, even in real life if we put greed then usually the final result is more disappointing, so that's why the importance of being grateful for whatever we have got. Greed is like you're negotiating with fate where basically fate has already said that that's the amount you should get in that session but because you're not grateful and instead put greed into it then fate will say something else, which is defeat. Let me know if the analogy isn't quite right.

Yeah, we're even tired of telling the other gamblers to stop being greedy and when they need to stop, just stop completely so that they'll not wasting their money.

But that's how it is going for most of us, even if we're seeing people don't obliged with our advises, we're continuing to give them the advise that they need to hear so at least they've heard or read us give that tip of care to them.

To be honest, I also feel that boredom, which means when the people we advise really don't follow what we have suggested. I have one friend who is also quite active in online-based gambling such as slot machines, in a week he can be involved up to several times, more or less maybe 5 times a week, he is one of my close friends who often spends time together and I am very tired of telling him that don't put greed and it's better to cash out when the situation is in his favor or he means he managed to get a win. But he always says "just a little bit more", he sets a winning amount, like $200 and when his winnings are still below that amount then he won't stop. A few minutes later I'd ask him again "has it reached that amount" and he'd say "it's all gone again" and I'd honestly just laugh at him. It happens a lot, and so the point is sometimes even though we have given advice quite often it always cannot be denied that the advice we give will be completely useful, greed really makes them like closing their ears and not listening to some of the advice that comes in even from the closest people.

Yes although overall greed does not always result in something worse but still if the percentage of disappointment is more often due to greed then it is better for us to avoid it. True, regret will always be a painful thing, and of course as you said that we can make it a lesson so that we don't go back into the same hole for the umpteenth time. If they have fallen in the same hole several times then I guess I have to suspect their mental health.

Let us not give a number but let us say it this way that overall of it, the majority that are greedy doesn't end up good when they gamble.

Yes that's true, but sometimes there are always people who think that the greed that they apply at that time will be able to make them smile broadly at the end of the session in the sense of reaching the amount of victory they want, simply put is that they assume that "this time I will not be one of the people who are adversely affected by greed", that belief is always the initial problem. I think the main problem is in the expectations they put, if indeed they put excessive expectations on gambling then obviously something that we always consider dangerous maybe for them it doesn't hurt to try or even with a few tries, the cause is due to expectations that make their confidence even higher. But if we understand overall that greed can always be bad in any case then I think they will object to doing it and prefer to cash out early.

[arimamib]

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This is called cautious gambling and it is actually wise. But you must not forget that casinos reap the most profits from addicts, not amateur gamblers.
This would be clearer to see if we could get statistics on the number of active casinos versus the number of gamblers. I am sure that the number of gamblers is small compared to the number of casinos, which are considered large. The idea is that the casino can achieve large profits even with a small number of users, given that a significant percentage of them are addicts and will spend all their money.

Casinos do indeed thrive on the revenue generated by avid gamblers, especially those who exhibit addictive behaviors. Casinos are designed to be profitable enterprises. Their business models are carefully crafted to ensure sustained revenue, and a significant portion of this revenue comes from people with addictive gambling tendencies. Casinos have the infrastructure and resources to attract a diverse range of patrons.

The actual number of regular gamblers may be relatively small in comparison. This imbalance allows casinos to generate substantial profits even if only a fraction of their patrons are frequent, because they are high-spending gamblers. The concept of cautious gambling may not significantly impact the casino's bottom line. Cautious gamblers who set limits and approach gambling as a form of entertainment may not contribute big to a casino's profits as addicted gamblers who are willing to spend beyond their means. This discrepancy is not solely due to the actions of the cautious gambler but is also a result of the casino industry's reliance on addictive behaviors to drive revenue.

[Orpichukwu]

At least gamblers must be able to be disciplined in their behavior when they have to decide to leave gambling because of winning or because of a losing streak.
Often we as gamblers enjoy the game too much. and always want to get bigger wins. that's what gamblers sometimes miss.
I agree that every gambler must be disciplined in gambling. that's what separates an addicted gambler from a wise gambler.

We all want to win, and the desire to win is part of the game, and if we don't enjoy the game, we can't try again next time. There is no bad thing about trying to win; the only place where I see something wrong is when someone allows their desire to control their decision and their gambling habit.
 
We can still be lovers of the game with a high desire to win and still be in control of how we gamble. It's possible, although it's easier said than done, but everything is just based on self-discipline and control, and nothing more than that. If you decide to be in control, you can be in control of why you love the game, and anytime you win, you take it that way and still hope for that big win you desire.

[Westinhome]

We all want to win, and the desire to win is part of the game, and if we don't enjoy the game, we can't try again next time. There is no bad thing about trying to win; the only place where I see something wrong is when someone allows their desire to control their decision and their gambling habit.
 
We can still be lovers of the game with a high desire to win and still be in control of how we gamble. It's possible, although it's easier said than done, but everything is just based on self-discipline and control, and nothing more than that. If you decide to be in control, you can be in control of why you love the game, and anytime you win, you take it that way and still hope for that big win you desire.

The gambler should learn to live like the Phoenix bird who raise again and again in the sun.It was the story in many circle of the world,once their was the bird which fly towards the sun.As we know the birds doesn’t have capable of making the fly in sun,this over heat cause the birds to die after nearing the sun.But every time the Phoenix will get the new soul from the dust of the birds.Like this the gambler should start from the ground to reach the top winners list in the gambling site.The self confidence was the essential one to get into gambling after the big money loss in the same gambling site.The reason is the gambler get huge experience along with the loss.

[coupable]

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This is called cautious gambling and it is actually wise. But you must not forget that casinos reap the most profits from addicts, not amateur gamblers.
This would be clearer to see if we could get statistics on the number of active casinos versus the number of gamblers. I am sure that the number of gamblers is small compared to the number of casinos, which are considered large. The idea is that the casino can achieve large profits even with a small number of users, given that a significant percentage of them are addicts and will spend all their money.

Casinos do indeed thrive on the revenue generated by avid gamblers, especially those who exhibit addictive behaviors. Casinos are designed to be profitable enterprises. Their business models are carefully crafted to ensure sustained revenue, and a significant portion of this revenue comes from people with addictive gambling tendencies. Casinos have the infrastructure and resources to attract a diverse range of patrons.

The actual number of regular gamblers may be relatively small in comparison. This imbalance allows casinos to generate substantial profits even if only a fraction of their patrons are frequent, because they are high-spending gamblers. The concept of cautious gambling may not significantly impact the casino's bottom line. Cautious gamblers who set limits and approach gambling as a form of entertainment may not contribute big to a casino's profits as addicted gamblers who are willing to spend beyond their means. This discrepancy is not solely due to the actions of the cautious gambler but is also a result of the casino industry's reliance on addictive behaviors to drive revenue.

It is similar to the tobacco or alcohol industry. Companies active in these fields make their revenues from those addicted to these substances, not from those who consume them with caution. The only difference with gambling is that gamblers have the possibility of being lucky one time to win, while other sectors are purely consumer sectors and there is no benefit to the consumers.
Despite the small number of consumers of gambling services compared to other sectors such as alcohol and tobacco, it is considered a promising sector and capable of providing fantastic profits, even with a small number of users.

[boyptc]

Yeah, we're even tired of telling the other gamblers to stop being greedy and when they need to stop, just stop completely so that they'll not wasting their money.

But that's how it is going for most of us, even if we're seeing people don't obliged with our advises, we're continuing to give them the advise that they need to hear so at least they've heard or read us give that tip of care to them.

To be honest, I also feel that boredom, which means when the people we advise really don't follow what we have suggested. I have one friend who is also quite active in online-based gambling such as slot machines, in a week he can be involved up to several times, more or less maybe 5 times a week, he is one of my close friends who often spends time together and I am very tired of telling him that don't put greed and it's better to cash out when the situation is in his favor or he means he managed to get a win. But he always says "just a little bit more", he sets a winning amount, like $200 and when his winnings are still below that amount then he won't stop. A few minutes later I'd ask him again "has it reached that amount" and he'd say "it's all gone again" and I'd honestly just laugh at him. It happens a lot, and so the point is sometimes even though we have given advice quite often it always cannot be denied that the advice we give will be completely useful, greed really makes them like closing their ears and not listening to some of the advice that comes in even from the closest people.

Same story from most gamblers.

We will never get that profit if we're not contented in the first place. Whether it is a hundred dollar profit or less than that if the gambler doesn't see its worth by that time, they won't withdraw it.

Yes that's true, but sometimes there are always people who think that the greed that they apply at that time will be able to make them smile broadly at the end of the session in the sense of reaching the amount of victory they want, simply put is that they assume that "this time I will not be one of the people who are adversely affected by greed", that belief is always the initial problem. I think the main problem is in the expectations they put, if indeed they put excessive expectations on gambling then obviously something that we always consider dangerous maybe for them it doesn't hurt to try or even with a few tries, the cause is due to expectations that make their confidence even higher. But if we understand overall that greed can always be bad in any case then I think they will object to doing it and prefer to cash out early.

That's the difference of greed for them as per description. If it helps them to have that satisfaction at the end, that's good for them but for the majority, it doesn't really do any good.

[hedgeh0g]

I think that all these bad habits certainly have a bad effect on human health. But many people cannot imagine their life without smoking a cigarette every day. Same with gambling. It was interesting to look at the statistics, but I think that the global gambling turnover is increasing every year. I would like to know how long this will last, because many people end up suffering from the fact that they have lost a lot and after this families break up, and the addicted gambler must be sent for compulsory treatment.

Over my years of gambling, I have understood a lot, but one of the main things is that we and only we control the size of our bet. We are responsible not only for ourselves, but also for our family. Therefore, if we do not limit ourselves in the game and play a responsible game in which we know our loss limit for this evening, then we can call ourselves a weak player who will lose everything in the end. Remember this and learn from the mistakes of other gamblers.

[Sandra_hakeem]

If you walk into a casino with $200 and you start playing with that $200 and you win $200, get the hell out, you simply just doubled your money, take your goddamn leave, what do you think you wanna do? Win a million dollars? You will go home empty handed.

This is one of the hardest task to evade as a gambler.... When once a gambler wins, it's a ticking time-bomb to explode and find other innovative ways (if not the same route) just to win more and more... Sometimes, they know too well the intricacies of gambling again, but they still have that inward, daft feeling that everything's gonna be okay... How???
okay... In a case where the gambler wagers everything and nothing shows forth, what happens??..

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

[Sanugarid]

If you walk into a casino with $200 and you start playing with that $200 and you win $200, get the hell out, you simply just doubled your money, take your goddamn leave, what do you think you wanna do? Win a million dollars? You will go home empty handed.

The next thing that rings in your ear is you can still win another or more, that's the devil whipsering, the art of gambling is knowing when to stop.

The only game where you have some power is in Poker, not the online one, this is the best game in casinos, as making profits off of bad players is possible.

As for Other games, You are at the mercy of the house.

No one actually visits the casino to have fun, you gotta trick the mind, I like to think of it has a fun night out and I am going to spend a few hundred dollars and have a good time and if I win it's a bonus, like I've said, you gotta trick the mind.
Always remember this, you are there to win a game where its statistically impossible to win at, it's not impossible to not understand this about gambling, a wise man once said, "if you want to make money with gambling, own a casino".

I agree, it's very rare to win like this in gambling, especially if your playing budget is small. Because as long as you continue to play gambling, your money will continue to run out, just like in gambling, as long as you stay with them, the money you won will run out and run out as well as your own money too.
I also believe that some people play gambling to have fun and I am one of them.

[Dump3er]

If you walk into a casino with $200 and you start playing with that $200 and you win $200, get the hell out, you simply just doubled your money, take your goddamn leave, what do you think you wanna do? Win a million dollars? You will go home empty handed.

The next thing that rings in your ear is you can still win another or more, that's the devil whipsering, the art of gambling is knowing when to stop.

The only game where you have some power is in Poker, not the online one, this is the best game in casinos, as making profits off of bad players is possible.

As for Other games, You are at the mercy of the house.

No one actually visits the casino to have fun, you gotta trick the mind, I like to think of it has a fun night out and I am going to spend a few hundred dollars and have a good time and if I win it's a bonus, like I've said, you gotta trick the mind.
Always remember this, you are there to win a game where its statistically impossible to win at, it's not impossible to not understand this about gambling, a wise man once said, "if you want to make money with gambling, own a casino".

But what makes it a good decision to leave when you won $200? What if you play a game that involves a minimum level of skill and you feel good, you don't feel emotionally overwhelmed, you are not drunk and you are healthy in your mind, why should someone stop at $200? Maybe stop at $150 because that is 75% gain for nothing, wouldn't it be crazy to risk that 75% to get the full 100% gain? Because it could still all be lost.

This another example where there isn't a fixed rule and you could argue in so many ways what is right and what is wrong. What if you took the $200 with some friends and you said you spend the night in a casino, but you doubled the money after 10 minutes? Cancel the casino visit and go get wasted in a bar instead?

[TimeTeller]

I agree, it's very rare to win like this in gambling, especially if your playing budget is small. Because as long as you continue to play gambling, your money will continue to run out, just like in gambling, as long as you stay with them, the money you won will run out and run out as well as your own money too.
I also believe that some people play gambling to have fun and I am one of them.

If your budget is small, then, you already know for yourself that you are gambling just for fun.
Hard to aim that you will hit the target if your bankroll is indeed small, normally you'll gonna get busted outright.
So when you have small bankroll, just enjoy the game, bet small and don't hurry.
You are there inside to play and have some entertainment. It is not a race to get winnings.

[Dewi Aries]

Yeah, we're even tired of telling the other gamblers to stop being greedy and when they need to stop, just stop completely so that they'll not wasting their money.

But that's how it is going for most of us, even if we're seeing people don't obliged with our advises, we're continuing to give them the advise that they need to hear so at least they've heard or read us give that tip of care to them.

To be honest, I also feel that boredom, which means when the people we advise really don't follow what we have suggested. I have one friend who is also quite active in online-based gambling such as slot machines, in a week he can be involved up to several times, more or less maybe 5 times a week, he is one of my close friends who often spends time together and I am very tired of telling him that don't put greed and it's better to cash out when the situation is in his favor or he means he managed to get a win. But he always says "just a little bit more", he sets a winning amount, like $200 and when his winnings are still below that amount then he won't stop. A few minutes later I'd ask him again "has it reached that amount" and he'd say "it's all gone again" and I'd honestly just laugh at him. It happens a lot, and so the point is sometimes even though we have given advice quite often it always cannot be denied that the advice we give will be completely useful, greed really makes them like closing their ears and not listening to some of the advice that comes in even from the closest people.

Same story from most gamblers.

We will never get that profit if we're not contented in the first place. Whether it is a hundred dollar profit or less than that if the gambler doesn't see its worth by that time, they won't withdraw it.

That's the danger if we put too much hope in winning, especially if we set the number of wins or target the number of wins as my friend who I mentioned above did, the main problem in my opinion is placing too much hope in winning and thinking too much about it. all of that is easy when you are in a winning situation, which of course makes you think "there's no harm in pursuing a little more" which of course ends up regretting remaining at the end of the session.

With a low level of hope and not being too excessive in responding to winning in gambling, I think this can make them slightly reduce their sense of satisfaction with winning, or meaning that it doesn't matter how much they win, which might make them consider the best option to take, such as cashing out. earlier.

Yes that's true, but sometimes there are always people who think that the greed that they apply at that time will be able to make them smile broadly at the end of the session in the sense of reaching the amount of victory they want, simply put is that they assume that "this time I will not be one of the people who are adversely affected by greed", that belief is always the initial problem. I think the main problem is in the expectations they put, if indeed they put excessive expectations on gambling then obviously something that we always consider dangerous maybe for them it doesn't hurt to try or even with a few tries, the cause is due to expectations that make their confidence even higher. But if we understand overall that greed can always be bad in any case then I think they will object to doing it and prefer to cash out early.

That's the difference of greed for them as per description. If it helps them to have that satisfaction at the end, that's good for them but for the majority, it doesn't really do any good.

But overall I think everyone especially those who think using common sense will agree with the idea that greed is synonymous with behavior that is not recommended, not least because most people already know about the adverse effects they will experience if only the action is done, especially related to gambling which basically always involves feelings, mental and psychological that can change at any time just because of the situation. So in conclusion most people will not agree that greed will always be able to make them end up with satisfaction, because in gambling it is very difficult to achieve such results.

[tygeade]

Let us not give a number but let us say it this way that overall of it, the majority that are greedy doesn't end up good when they gamble.

Yes that's true, but sometimes there are always people who think that the greed that they apply at that time will be able to make them smile broadly at the end of the session in the sense of reaching the amount of victory they want, simply put is that they assume that "this time I will not be one of the people who are adversely affected by greed", that belief is always the initial problem. I think the main problem is in the expectations they put, if indeed they put excessive expectations on gambling then obviously something that we always consider dangerous maybe for them it doesn't hurt to try or even with a few tries, the cause is due to expectations that make their confidence even higher. But if we understand overall that greed can always be bad in any case then I think they will object to doing it and prefer to cash out early.

The lucky days are the reason they have so much hope and greed. I mean if you ever had a day where you start with a hundred bucks and end with thousands, then you will know why people do that and should do something that will possibly hurt their balance all together. I mean in the normal times of the day, we do not really have anything like that, but during times when we are dealing with a situation like it's been a short while since you won a lot, then your brain tells you that you may end up winning again, and that's a lot more important.

I personally hope that the best thing to do would be just letting it be, and we may end up with something that could benefit everyone at all times. I think that's the most important part. So, we need to ignore our wins, and act as if we didn't win to make sure that we could do better, if we focus too much on our wins then we can't do much and the results will not be all that nice, it could even be a bit hurtful.

[boyptc]

That's the danger if we put too much hope in winning, especially if we set the number of wins or target the number of wins as my friend who I mentioned above did, the main problem in my opinion is placing too much hope in winning and thinking too much about it. all of that is easy when you are in a winning situation, which of course makes you think "there's no harm in pursuing a little more" which of course ends up regretting remaining at the end of the session.

With a low level of hope and not being too excessive in responding to winning in gambling, I think this can make them slightly reduce their sense of satisfaction with winning, or meaning that it doesn't matter how much they win, which might make them consider the best option to take, such as cashing out. earlier.

IMHO, there's no problem if you're too optimistic with your bets and you're hopeful with them. But with what we've experienced, when you get to the point that hope and optimism you've got don't match the results. That's the time that you need to change and probably a sign to just stop.

But overall I think everyone especially those who think using common sense will agree with the idea that greed is synonymous with behavior that is not recommended, not least because most people already know about the adverse effects they will experience if only the action is done, especially related to gambling which basically always involves feelings, mental and psychological that can change at any time just because of the situation. So in conclusion most people will not agree that greed will always be able to make them end up with satisfaction, because in gambling it is very difficult to achieve such results.

Yup and I do agree with that. Someone who's letting his greedy eat himself will go nowhere to be found. The effects and impacts of it will be too obvious to see and we've seen it not just with a few people but with several and lots of them in the past.

And what's scary is that number isn't decreasing.

[Quidat]

Let us not give a number but let us say it this way that overall of it, the majority that are greedy doesn't end up good when they gamble.

Yes that's true, but sometimes there are always people who think that the greed that they apply at that time will be able to make them smile broadly at the end of the session in the sense of reaching the amount of victory they want, simply put is that they assume that "this time I will not be one of the people who are adversely affected by greed", that belief is always the initial problem. I think the main problem is in the expectations they put, if indeed they put excessive expectations on gambling then obviously something that we always consider dangerous maybe for them it doesn't hurt to try or even with a few tries, the cause is due to expectations that make their confidence even higher. But if we understand overall that greed can always be bad in any case then I think they will object to doing it and prefer to cash out early.

The lucky days are the reason they have so much hope and greed. I mean if you ever had a day where you start with a hundred bucks and end with thousands, then you will know why people do that and should do something that will possibly hurt their balance all together. I mean in the normal times of the day, we do not really have anything like that, but during times when we are dealing with a situation like it's been a short while since you won a lot, then your brain tells you that you may end up winning again, and that's a lot more important.

I personally hope that the best thing to do would be just letting it be, and we may end up with something that could benefit everyone at all times. I think that's the most important part. So, we need to ignore our wins, and act as if we didn't win to make sure that we could do better, if we focus too much on our wins then we can't do much and the results will not be all that nice, it could even be a bit hurtful.

Cant really be denied that this one is really that a highly contributive factor on which it would really be that making yourself that desperate and this is something you should really be avoiding at all cost.
Learning as a gambler? this would really be only applicable into those people who do get addicted with gambling but to those who do have that good self control then  they are less likely to have this kind of conditions on which they would really be having those kind of regret. As long you dont make yourself that get addicted then it would be just fine but if you are really that gradually having those kind of behavior then it would be better that you should quit up immediately before its too late. This is why it would be best that you should really know on what are the actions that you've been doing whether its good or bad.

[Accardo]

I think that all these bad habits certainly have a bad effect on human health. But many people cannot imagine their life without smoking a cigarette every day. Same with gambling. It was interesting to look at the statistics, but I think that the global gambling turnover is increasing every year. I would like to know how long this will last, because many people end up suffering from the fact that they have lost a lot and after this families break up, and the addicted gambler must be sent for compulsory treatment.

Over my years of gambling, I have understood a lot, but one of the main things is that we and only we control the size of our bet. We are responsible not only for ourselves, but also for our family. Therefore, if we do not limit ourselves in the game and play a responsible game in which we know our loss limit for this evening, then we can call ourselves a weak player who will lose everything in the end. Remember this and learn from the mistakes of other gamblers.

Gamblers need to remember what you just mentioned, as it's crucial to be careful about our family and what they'll feel about us if all the money we have is used for gambling. In life, risk is worth taking, but in gambling when taking risk we need to remember that the outcome would be a lesson to us. Hence the bet should be calculated and handled with care not to hurt us and our loved ones. Life is close to what gambling is in the experiences of man. But the difference is that gambling is hated by nongamblers or society, due to the addicts. Families have suffered losses because of their wards who ended up addicted. Other than that we learn every day through gambling, you've made a nice contribution to what you've learned. Which centers on money management, to be able to handle other financial responsibilities. In my contribution, I'd say that gamblers must follow certain routines like being in control of their decisions. The risk of gambling is the loss of money.

And players want to make it big in gambling, but end up not living a good life at all, after living large. So, instead of failing, being in control reminds us, like the Op said, to stop once in such a condition of trying to chase more wins. This same chase for money has increased the rate of gambling addicts around the globe. With the speed it's moving it'll be hard to come to an end easily. Hence gamblers need to restrict themselves from moving too fast in looking for wealth via gambling. The few wins they see for now are quite great, till they get the bigger win. The problem starts once a gambler begins gambling and insisting on winning the jackpot the same day. Such gamblers won't be able to get hold of their pace, until their whole money is swept by the house. The family of an affected gambler while working on the compulsory treatment needs to stop funding their child, so that they won't continue gambling. Some may be afraid of the risk of taking a loan, but most times parents don't question why their child keeps asking for money more than he used to in the past. Thereby, fastening the pace at which the gambling gets into a more difficult problem gambling.

[Dewi Aries]

That's the danger if we put too much hope in winning, especially if we set the number of wins or target the number of wins as my friend who I mentioned above did, the main problem in my opinion is placing too much hope in winning and thinking too much about it. all of that is easy when you are in a winning situation, which of course makes you think "there's no harm in pursuing a little more" which of course ends up regretting remaining at the end of the session.

With a low level of hope and not being too excessive in responding to winning in gambling, I think this can make them slightly reduce their sense of satisfaction with winning, or meaning that it doesn't matter how much they win, which might make them consider the best option to take, such as cashing out. earlier.

IMHO, there's no problem if you're too optimistic with your bets and you're hopeful with them. But with what we've experienced, when you get to the point that hope and optimism you've got don't match the results. That's the time that you need to change and probably a sign to just stop.

I'm not sure if this is a good idea or not, but I'm sure it's a good idea to try it first to get some experience and an answer as to whether or not what they're doing is really in line with expectations or even worse than previously imagined, And for the problem of applying greed actually as a whole or even before they find the final result, they can actually indirectly see many examples from other people about the impact of greed itself, because there are also many out there gamblers who have first applied greed and get good or bad effects as a result of their actions, but yes on the other hand maybe they don't believe in the bad effects of greed that other people do. Therefore they may want to try it first to get the real answer, as you said if indeed the end result is really not appropriate and instead disappointment dominates then obviously one of the things to do next is to avoid such actions with the impetus of consciousness.

[Lorence.xD]

Let us not give a number but let us say it this way that overall of it, the majority that are greedy doesn't end up good when they gamble.

Yes that's true, but sometimes there are always people who think that the greed that they apply at that time will be able to make them smile broadly at the end of the session in the sense of reaching the amount of victory they want, simply put is that they assume that "this time I will not be one of the people who are adversely affected by greed", that belief is always the initial problem. I think the main problem is in the expectations they put, if indeed they put excessive expectations on gambling then obviously something that we always consider dangerous maybe for them it doesn't hurt to try or even with a few tries, the cause is due to expectations that make their confidence even higher. But if we understand overall that greed can always be bad in any case then I think they will object to doing it and prefer to cash out early.

The lucky days are the reason they have so much hope and greed. I mean if you ever had a day where you start with a hundred bucks and end with thousands, then you will know why people do that and should do something that will possibly hurt their balance all together. I mean in the normal times of the day, we do not really have anything like that, but during times when we are dealing with a situation like it's been a short while since you won a lot, then your brain tells you that you may end up winning again, and that's a lot more important.

I personally hope that the best thing to do would be just letting it be, and we may end up with something that could benefit everyone at all times. I think that's the most important part. So, we need to ignore our wins, and act as if we didn't win to make sure that we could do better, if we focus too much on our wins then we can't do much and the results will not be all that nice, it could even be a bit hurtful.

That is actually true, plus people with a huge amount of winnings have the mindset that the money that they will stake is still winning money so they are not scared to take the risk cause if they lose it's fine but deep down they just want to doubled up their winnings. We know that gambling is literally based on luck, so once you win you can already consider yourself lucky just imagine the probability that it takes for one slot to take the jackpot. I mean there's no harm in being focused on your wins, if you can compare your wins to your number of losses, for sure you can decide whether to give up and be satisfied with your winnings and keep increasing the losses. Profit is profit, it would be better to have a mindset of a winner than a loser.

[tjtonmoy]

If you walk into a casino with $200 and you start playing with that $200 and you win $200, get the hell out, you simply just doubled your money, take your goddamn leave, what do you think you wanna do? Win a million dollars? You will go home empty handed.

If I win $200 by using $200 while gambling, I will most likely keep the $200 that I have used to gamble. I will also keep half of the winning to myself and use the rest to gamble again. It's all about creating a budget and a strategy while doing it. It gives us a clear indication of how much we can lose and how much we should lose. Gambling is all about risking what you have.
If you use only the money you can afford to lose, winning or losing does not matter in that case. It's a good thing if you win and you can use that money for other purposes. But even if you don't, just enjoy the process.
Don't think too much about it as it will take away the entertainment and put you in depression. Gamble only if you can afford it.