Gamblers should not believe in first game win trap

[Blitzboy]

It is important for novice gamblers who want to enter the world of gambling to pay close attention, that losing and winning are the results of gambling, so like it or not, novice gamblers must be ready to accept this, and not only that. the most important thing is how we can control ourselves when we are in the casino. , and try to resist the temptation of every trick you see. Maybe that way, every gambler, both experienced and new, will minimize losing a lot of money.

For novice gamblers who only want to chase wins and don't see defeat in sight, this is very difficult to do and will likely result in losing a lot of money quickly.

You are much on point, gambling is not what you just engage in if you do not have the necessary idea, in this case, there is nothing that will help you unless you go back to learning, practice what you learned and get to be betting with the mindset of being responsible. Other than this, the gambler would go astray from a good gambling style and will definitely lose in the end, there has never been an exception to this. Again, winning and losing are real in gambling but I like the fact that every gambler should zero their minds on them, and if you think of winning too much, you get to lose and get too emotional to lose more. Also, if you get to think about losing too much, you get to be afraid and lose more still. For these, zeroing our minds will go a long way as a neutral mind with adequate skills is better because all that matters after all is for gamblers to have a bold mind, good expertise in doing it and make sure they have the money they can gamble with, I mean such that will be without hurting them when they lose.

This will help their emotions and allow what they know about gambling to be effectively utilized without emotions altering it. And no matter the results of their first bet, they should not panic as this often determines the results of the subsequent bets in most cases. This calls for gamblers to have their actual plans even before starting at all, and never bet the games that will exhaust their money at once regardless of what the assurance is or what the outcome could be.

Lets analyze your responsible gambling approach, which is excellent. The risky and unpredictable game of gambling is sometimes promoted as a quick way to get rich. Its drawbacks must be acknowledged. Theories like "zeroing our minds" on results are sound but difficult to implement. Emotions are hard to control, especially in stressful situations like gambling.

This theory suggests that gambling's unpredictability might cause considerable losses even with the best training and neutral mindset. Gamblers of all skill and caution regularly lose due to the unpredictability of gambling. The need of viewing gambling as enjoyment with financial hazards rather than a solid income source is highlighted.

Although education and responsibility are important, they cant eliminate gambling's risks. Any gambling discussion should emphasize prudence and awareness over misplaced optimism.

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[michellee]

First time win or lose never has anything to do with gambling addict. The mindset one have for gambling is the major cause of being an addict. Immediately one start purchasing is lost or believing you can become a billionaire through gambling within second, then problem has started already.

The first time you win may not make a person addicted to gambling, but in fact, there are signs that he is starting to feel addicted to gambling. If he decides to return to gambling a few days later, the signs will get bigger and make him a gambling addict.

A person's mindset must be maintained so that they don't think that gambling can give them win. They must be able to understand that gambling is just entertainment. That way, they will not have to continue gambling, whatever the result. Gambling might make someone a billionaire but that's only for a lucky few.

And people who can win the first time should not think that they can win again another day. Otherwise, they will regret it because next time, there is no guarantee they can win. So it's better to be careful when gambling and only use money that you can afford.

[tygeade]

The reason people first try gambling is because they heard that gambling is the best way to make money, maybe there will be a few wins at the beginning but in the end all they often get is defeat, gambling is something that really makes people addicted, those who can't resist themselves to gamble, it will only make them worse off in their gambling, there have been many cases where gamblers were given a win at the start but ended up going bankrupt due to running out of capital and debts that had accumulated due to gambling.

I do not think that it's the "best" way of making money, but many thing it is the "easiest" way of making money. That has always been the issue and I think it will continue to be issue on the long run as well. I get that you are not going to end up with anything that is special, you are not going to end up with anything that will gain you any attention neither, but if you keep doing what you do then you are going to end up with a good result one way or another.

We are talking about easiest as in if you gamble once and put it all in and put it at a risky stuff, like 1% chance to win then you are going to end up winning a HUGE return if you win, but the most likely outcome (literally 99% of the time) you will lose it all. So while it looks like the easiest way of making money, it's also the easiest way to lose money as well and majority of the people do end up losing money very quickly and they lose even more trying to recover from that at the same time.

[zuzie]

Winning and losing are normal things, but the most important thing is not to get caught up in winning for the first time because usually gamblers are given winnings to beginners to continue carrying out their activities in gambling. If they can't control themselves then the gambler can become bolder in betting in the hope of being able to win bigger, as a gambler you must be aware that winning is something that is difficult to achieve. Beginner gamblers must first learn about the risks of gambling. If they are stuck on their first win, the longer they will find it difficult to control themselves and risk losing more money.

And in fact it is a trick in casinos, various kinds of games are put out by bookies with the aim of attracting the attention of gamblers, and if the gambler is weak in his mastery then of course he will be easily tempted or trapped in the trick. . If they are trapped too deep it will be difficult to get out and of course they will often experience defeat and lose a lot of money.

This will help their emotions and allow what they know about gambling to be effectively utilized without emotions altering it. And no matter the results of their first bet, they should not panic as this often determines the results of the subsequent bets in most cases. This calls for gamblers to have their actual plans even before starting at all, and never bet the games that will exhaust their money at once regardless of what the assurance is or what the outcome could be.

In other words, emotions will change when a person has had an experience that is very valuable for him, then he will be aware of what behavior he should carry out after having that experience, whether he is still emotional but just wasting his energy and thoughts or learning to suppress it. emotions so that they are not too fatal and try to improve them to be even better in the future and apart from that, self-awareness is also needed to perfect this behavior, if there is no self-awareness it will be in vain and the results will not match our expectations.

[pinggoki]

Yes it's not true and that people shouldn't believe in this trap for the reason why this trap looks like it's true is because a lot of people when they win, they tend to not think straight and so they end up having to do stupid stuff like not doing the same strategy that they created to win some might say it's beginner's luck but let me tell you, that what I've just mentioned about first game wins that's making it look like a trap.

We are talking about easiest as in if you gamble once and put it all in and put it at a risky stuff, like 1% chance to win then you are going to end up winning a HUGE return if you win, but the most likely outcome (literally 99% of the time) you will lose it all. So while it looks like the easiest way of making money, it's also the easiest way to lose money as well and majority of the people do end up losing money very quickly and they lose even more trying to recover from that at the same time.

That's why it's a trap even though it's just a psychological phenomenon that people have believed to be a true and real. I find it weird that people are willing to risk all their money for this one chance even though I know it's a gamble, I do think that there should be some form of control or bankroll management so you can make the most out of gambling experience and at the same time don't make it easy for the casino to get all of your money.

[reagansimms]

It all depends on the individual person, as a result of someone being addicted to gambling because they cannot control their desire to play. Someone can be addicted to gambling at first because they have experienced winning. Regardless of the first win or after several losses, but as a result of feeling that the win is still not big enough, he will continue to play to achieve a bigger win than he has ever won.
What gamblers often experience when they want to get a bigger win is that they lose their previously won win. When in this situation, the thinking of gambling addicts starts to become active, if at first they can win, of course they can win again. The result of this thinking makes it increasingly difficult for a person to control their emotions and becomes more addicted to wanting to win.

[Litzki1990]

If a gambler gets lucky at the very beginning of a gambling game, it is difficult to stop him. After the initial profit he will feel that the next steps will only bring him profit and he will try to gamble with more money thinking this. Whenever he tries to gamble with more money later, if his luck doesn't help him, he can lose his money. In the beginning, without being so greedy or in such a hurry, he should try to learn, try to understand and try to be patient. If a person loses money in the beginning of gambling, he will think several times before taking the next gamble whether the next gamble is right for him, but if he wins in the first gamble, he will be restless thinking when to take the next gamble. Gamblers in the new state need to be very careful and control their greed to avoid huge losses.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

     -   If they won gambling, that means he got lucky. I couldn't say that this is a winning trap; maybe it depends on the gambler who won and how he treats it. Because, in my experience, it was not a trap for me.

Why are you OP? Did you say it was a trap for you because you became addicted to gambling? It really depends on the individual gambler if you allow it to be a trap for you, right? I have been gambling for a long time, but I have never become addicted to it. So, the first time I won, gambling was not a trap for me.

[CarnagexD]

I don't think casinos offer better chances at winning at first. If that was the case it could be exploited easily.
If someone wants to be certain that his rolls are fair and worries too much of things like this, then he can gamble on probably fair casino games.

I think the more realistic issue with luring in players is how easy it is to win on no-stake rolls and fun token rolls. In non provably fair games this can be a real issue.

It's what you'd call a beginner's luck. Yes there's no casinos that offer that but I'm sure there's some casino out there that's offering that kind of first win reward but I don't think that they're that eager to give you the win, maybe if it's your first win they will give you some sort of bonus. That's not really an illegal thing to do though, the way they lure is unfortunately within the legal bounds of the law so they're not doing anything wrong even if we want to make them look bad for it, they're still doing what any advertisers in the world of business do, attract customer by any means necessary. I mean how come we have not complained about the appearance of a quarter pounder on TV and then comparing it to when we finally order it? That's deceiving too right?

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The first win of a new gamble is like a trap from him to enter into gambling well. And if they loss they would lose interest to continue but will be willing to try their luck but if they win then they would be going there to win and not try their luck game again. The first lucky games is a motivation to new gamblers. And the funniest thing is that when they win at first and loss at second they would like to play continuously for having the hope that they are going to win their loss and that is the beginning of gambling addiction. And as I said earlier if one wants to enjoy gambling then play it for fun and not having the mindset to earn from it because if you put your mind on that then when you loss and you will be disappointed.

Most gamblers enter the world of gambling in this way, first they are offered a winning streak and then after they get carried away with the game they start consistently making deposits to be able to chase more money. But I don't want to be a hypocrite, because I used to be like that too. It is very difficult to be able to remove the perception of money from your gambling and just have fun at it, especially if you are a beginner at gambling. Only when you are experienced and learn from your mistakes can you have a good mindset in gambling.

[piebeyb]

     -   If they won gambling, that means he got lucky. I couldn't say that this is a winning trap; maybe it depends on the gambler who won and how he treats it. Because, in my experience, it was not a trap for me.

Why are you OP? Did you say it was a trap for you because you became addicted to gambling? It really depends on the individual gambler if you allow it to be a trap for you, right? I have been gambling for a long time, but I have never become addicted to it. So, the first time I won, gambling was not a trap for me.

Yes, sometimes it is a fact that when you create a new account or become a new user you will usually be given a win for the first time, what OP means is that it is not a trap if I usually say that it is like a machine reading the character of a player's behavior, but I don't mean to accuse all casinos of doing that and controlling the machine. them, indeed sometimes I often try to play at several casinos, it's always like that, if I continue playing it means I'm a greedy person and the machine knows how to beat me.

But for smart people, maybe when they get their first win, they immediately withdraw it and then leave, look for a new site that has a reputation so that it will be safe to play again using a new account there, but that's just my impression because everyone has different views, as you said. Also, the issue of addiction comes back to each individual and not to the intended trap. for me it is a choice that must be chosen when winning the first time, continue or stop. 

[benalexis12]

     -   If they won gambling, that means he got lucky. I couldn't say that this is a winning trap; maybe it depends on the gambler who won and how he treats it. Because, in my experience, it was not a trap for me.

Why are you OP? Did you say it was a trap for you because you became addicted to gambling? It really depends on the individual gambler if you allow it to be a trap for you, right? I have been gambling for a long time, but I have never become addicted to it. So, the first time I won, gambling was not a trap for me.

Yes, sometimes it is a fact that when you create a new account or become a new user you will usually be given a win for the first time, what OP means is that it is not a trap if I usually say that it is like a machine reading the character of a player's behavior, but I don't mean to accuse all casinos of doing that and controlling the machine. them, indeed sometimes I often try to play at several casinos, it's always like that, if I continue playing it means I'm a greedy person and the machine knows how to beat me.

But for smart people, maybe when they get their first win, they immediately withdraw it and then leave, look for a new site that has a reputation so that it will be safe to play again using a new account there, but that's just my impression because everyone has different views, as you said. Also, the issue of addiction comes back to each individual and not to the intended trap. for me it is a choice that must be chosen when winning the first time, continue or stop. 

I see your point, and it was also right were I agreed on what you just said. Actually, we gamblers have our own interpretation of how to manage a casino where we will gamble. There are only two types of gamblers. The responsible gambler and the greedy gambler.

Now, it is up to us to choose which of these two we want when we play gambling here in crypto gambling. So what you are saying is true and right, my friend. That's why we should not just be gamblers, but instead we should also have hidden intelligence as players in a casino.

[danherbias07]

It all depends on the individual person, as a result of someone being addicted to gambling because they cannot control their desire to play. Someone can be addicted to gambling at first because they have experienced winning. Regardless of the first win or after several losses, but as a result of feeling that the win is still not big enough, he will continue to play to achieve a bigger win than he has ever won.
What gamblers often experience when they want to get a bigger win is that they lose their previously won win. When in this situation, the thinking of gambling addicts starts to become active, if at first they can win, of course they can win again. The result of this thinking makes it increasingly difficult for a person to control their emotions and becomes more addicted to wanting to win.

Maybe. This kind of thing always depends on how mentally prepared a person is or if he is in dire need of money.
Most gambling addicts came from the poor section and when you think of it, it's scary. Given that a trap was set to make him win the first time, it will depend on what his next move will be. He can run away and just enjoy the profits or he could give it one more try to try and increase the profits. But we all know that greediness is not a good thing because the gambling site will always try to win it back no matter what. Forget RNG, or Provably fair because those things do not really exist in my opinion. Try betting 10k - 20k bets and you will see how cruel it can be. IMO, there's a system in which all our winnings are listed or everything is already set for us to lose.
The only way to take advantage of a profit is when you withdraw, playing more will end up with our profits taken back and even the capital that we trying to protect.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

I noticed there has been some topics about how first time winning is dangerous. What I am saying is someone that has not gamble before, to gamble and win. That it is dangerous. Yes it may be dangerous because the person may have the exciting mind to gamble more  and lose. But that is not the whole true story.

The truth of the matter is that, the zeal to continue gambling after a winning or loss varies from one individual to the other, and as such, the results of such variations can never always be truly trusted alone as the determining factor to knowing who gets addicted in gambling in a long run or not. However, other factors which makes people get addicted to gambling is the environment or peer group a person finds his or herself, as it plays a major role more than first winning.

[slapper]

The reason people first try gambling is because they heard that gambling is the best way to make money, maybe there will be a few wins at the beginning but in the end all they often get is defeat, gambling is something that really makes people addicted, those who can't resist themselves to gamble, it will only make them worse off in their gambling, there have been many cases where gamblers were given a win at the start but ended up going bankrupt due to running out of capital and debts that had accumulated due to gambling.

I do not think that it's the "best" way of making money, but many thing it is the "easiest" way of making money. That has always been the issue and I think it will continue to be issue on the long run as well. I get that you are not going to end up with anything that is special, you are not going to end up with anything that will gain you any attention neither, but if you keep doing what you do then you are going to end up with a good result one way or another.

We are talking about easiest as in if you gamble once and put it all in and put it at a risky stuff, like 1% chance to win then you are going to end up winning a HUGE return if you win, but the most likely outcome (literally 99% of the time) you will lose it all. So while it looks like the easiest way of making money, it's also the easiest way to lose money as well and majority of the people do end up losing money very quickly and they lose even more trying to recover from that at the same time.

"That's the easiest way to make money," is a common saying. But let's flip that coin and see its other side. The house always wins, doesn't it? You've got it exactly right: the deck is stacked against us. It's alluring to have a 1% chance of striking it rich, but what about the 99% probability of leaving empty-handed? It's a classic risk vs reward situation where the risk frequently wears a mask of invisibility.

Aren't we funny animals, humans? We become addicted to the surge of adrenaline that comes from "almost winning." Our big win dream turns into a stick-on carrot. The problem is that the pursuit is never-ending. It's not just about losing money, as you pointed out, but also about losing more in an aimless attempt to make up for losses. Not only does the money suffer in this high-stakes game, but the spirit also suffers. And that's the actual risk, my friend.

[Strongkored]

     -   If they won gambling, that means he got lucky. I couldn't say that this is a winning trap; maybe it depends on the gambler who won and how he treats it. Because, in my experience, it was not a trap for me.

Gamblers are trapped in their thoughts so that when the gambler starts to lose, they think that the casino has trapped them, but it's not, because the choice is in the gambler's hands to keep playing or stop even though the results are quite good at the beginning of his introduction to gambling.
I never feel trapped by my initial winnings at gambling but often end up losing all my money in online casinos because it's hard to stop on that day, like yesterday when playing a slot that I had just played for the first time and a few rounds gave me a big win and decided to stop playing but just persisted just an hour or two and finally return to the game and lose everything, so it's not the casino that traps us but our minds.

[FanEagle]

There are literally places that makes people win their first ever game, and gives them a good return, it's designed that way, but they do put a rollover in there, so that means you end up gambling and winning so you think you are going to keep winning and you lose until you could withdraw. It makes people see that there is a possibility of winning and keep doing it more, when you have very little money left they still make you win, so that you do not end up leaving completely but then you eventually lose, that win streak in the middle is what makes you think it's possible.

So all in all, there are many places that try to scam people and should be something that we all care about and be worried about as well, these people do not directly steal your money, they end up making it look like you have lost that money during the regular period and not really look at it like you have done something wrong, and that's why many people do not realize they are getting scammed.

[milewilda]

Winning and losing are normal things, but the most important thing is not to get caught up in winning for the first time because usually gamblers are given winnings to beginners to continue carrying out their activities in gambling. If they can't control themselves then the gambler can become bolder in betting in the hope of being able to win bigger, as a gambler you must be aware that winning is something that is difficult to achieve. Beginner gamblers must first learn about the risks of gambling. If they are stuck on their first win, the longer they will find it difficult to control themselves and risk losing more money.

And in fact it is a trick in casinos, various kinds of games are put out by bookies with the aim of attracting the attention of gamblers, and if the gambler is weak in his mastery then of course he will be easily tempted or trapped in the trick. . If they are trapped too deep it will be difficult to get out and of course they will often experience defeat and lose a lot of money.

This will help their emotions and allow what they know about gambling to be effectively utilized without emotions altering it. And no matter the results of their first bet, they should not panic as this often determines the results of the subsequent bets in most cases. This calls for gamblers to have their actual plans even before starting at all, and never bet the games that will exhaust their money at once regardless of what the assurance is or what the outcome could be.

In other words, emotions will change when a person has had an experience that is very valuable for him, then he will be aware of what behavior he should carry out after having that experience, whether he is still emotional but just wasting his energy and thoughts or learning to suppress it. emotions so that they are not too fatal and try to improve them to be even better in the future and apart from that, self-awareness is also needed to perfect this behavior, if there is no self-awareness it will be in vain and the results will not match our expectations.

They would really be doing all sorts of things on just to make everything look interesting and fancy as much as possible because this would really be their primary goals of these platforms or companies on which their
main goal is to have more revenue out of those gamblers who are really that becoming impulsive basing up on the things that they've been experiencing on which it is really that true that it is really that a some sort of trap
on which if you wont really be that making yourself that careful then you are most likely you would really be putting up yourself on such danger on spending up more and this is something that you should really be wary and be careful because once you do get yourself blinded by greed then this is where mistakes would really be happening.

First win trap? If you are a person who is really that emotionally impulsive then you would really be finding out yourself to be on a situation or condition on which you might really be that
ending up miserable or devastated when it comes to finances just because you do make out some actions on which it doesnt really supposed to be that on that way.
Some people do have  that kind of control towards their actions and there are ones who do really make some toleration on the things that they do believe
or trying to push out to work.

[Jody.Drummer]

     -   If they won gambling, that means he got lucky. I couldn't say that this is a winning trap; maybe it depends on the gambler who won and how he treats it. Because, in my experience, it was not a trap for me.

Gamblers are trapped in their thoughts so that when the gambler starts to lose, they think that the casino has trapped them, but it's not, because the choice is in the gambler's hands to keep playing or stop even though the results are quite good at the beginning of his introduction to gambling.
I never feel trapped by my initial winnings at gambling but often end up losing all my money in online casinos because it's hard to stop on that day, like yesterday when playing a slot that I had just played for the first time and a few rounds gave me a big win and decided to stop playing but just persisted just an hour or two and finally return to the game and lose everything, so it's not the casino that traps us but our minds.

For the problem of traps, it seems that it is more specialized only for those who have divergent goals and perspectives on gambling, or that means coming with goals and intentions that are not recommended. Of course, for the problem of "traps" it will really come back to someone when they get a win in the session they are doing, but usually gamblers especially those who come with the intention of earning always can't help but feel all the excessive feelings that are in their minds, the sensation they feel in such a situation is truly extraordinary and it seems to be able to cover all the disappointments of losing in the previous few sessions.

Instead of thinking that it was a break-even point that they managed to reach and after that quit by going home with the winnings but what is more likely and usually happens is like what you experienced, assuming that it is a good opportunity to make more is the idea that arises or comes out of your head when such situations come and that assumption comes and controls your mind unconsciously, that's what makes it difficult for you to stop and eventually even suffer defeat by losing all the money you have won earlier. Of course it is not the casino that traps you but your hopes and expectations are too high that make you disappointed and regretful, I think this is the initial scenario before you enter the addiction.

[SeriouslyGiveaway]

I think whether a newcomer wins or loses in gambling doesn't significantly impact whether they continue and potentially develop an addiction. Whether they win or lose, there's a rationale to keep playing. If they win, they might see it as a money-making opportunity, so why not continue? At worst, they've lost the money they just won. If they lose, they might continue to try to recover their losses. Don't you agree that hardly anyone walks away after a loss without that psychological drive to try to make up for it?

The casinos often let new players win in the initial rounds; it's a strategy to attract and hook new players. Once you step into the game, you're drawn in, and addiction can happen at any time. The key is how you control your gambling, not whether you win or lose the first time.