What's Your Feeling After You Finish Gambling.

[Taskford]

I guess not always similar since the feeling I get will always depends on the gambling result. If I win usually I'm happy and satisfied that's why I feel like to comeback playing tomorrow since I want to feel if the luck still ongoing then try to get another win.

But also sometimes not feel satisfied since I also got frustrated with the result shown especially If I commit some mistakes upon placing my bets on some scenario which I think can give me better chance to win but result comes out which is not favor at my end.

That's why on this question for sure many people have the same thoughts since not every time result will be the same and we can say that we always got satisfied every gambling season time we have done.

[Hirose UK]

Of course, because gambling when played or gambled on can provide quite high levels of adrenaline and the adrenaline from gambling will always be mixed with emotional feelings and anxiety.
It just that maybe not all gamblers feel the same way because for those who gamble only to fill their free time and look for fun, they can never feel emotional.
People who gamble just to fill their free time and have fun know how much money they will use and they understand very well what it means to lose and they will never care about losing.
Gamblers like this will be very generous with their money and of course they have prepared everything to lose.

What's Your Feeling After You Finish Gambling?

I not an active gambler or spend some time gambling every day but only few sessions month, sometimes once week or even twice and of course I have prepared everything to be eliminated.
Whatever the final result will be, it will still make me feel happy even though at times I might be disappointed, but the disappointment is only warning that I have gone too far and been careless.
There are no such deep emotional feelings every time I finish gambling.

[Unbunplease]

Of course, the result itself (especially if you managed to win something) plays a large enough role in the feelings after the end of gambling. However, if the size of the loss is small enough, you can experience a certain degree of satisfaction (while it is wise to analyze why there was a loss of money and whether the result could have been improved)

[cozytrade]

To be honest, I am not professionally addicted to gambling. Basically my gambling is to satisfy my mind and enjoy. I prefer silence for my mental fillings while gambling. But when I fail to stick with the bet for a long time, my brain slows down a lot, and I get depressed. But when I win from gambling, my happiness increases. But after I quit gambling, that's when I feel like there's something missing in my life. At that time I can feel the imperfection of the joy of gambling playing

[piebeyb]

Initially I felt disappointed and emotional because I lost, but after thinking a few times, there was no reasonable reason for me to be angry and gamble with emotion. Everyone must already know that gambling is not only about winning and big money but also risk. losing the money we bet at the casino, if I am angry and disappointed it means I don't really understand the risks of gambling that I shouldn't play.

Everyone has the choice to gamble or not, if you want to gamble, why be angry and disappointed when you finish gambling even though the casino doesn't force us to gamble, that's a choice we have to make and accept all the risks, I'm not a hypocrite and don't tell the truth. with feelings, it's just that why should I get emotional and angry when I finish gambling and lose, it won't help recover all the money I lost, it's better to just enjoy the game without caring about winning and losing. Isn't gambling just for fun?

[ethereumhunter]

I vote Enjoyed because whatever results I get, I try to accept them. If I win, I will also accept it happily but not too happily because being too happy can cause a feeling of wanting to continue gambling after taking a break. That's what happened to me, so I tried to suppress the excitement. Plus, it's very rare for me to get big wins so the excitement was like Oh, that's what I got.

If I lose, I will accept it without thinking about recovering from that loss. I knew it could lead to bigger losses so I immediately decided to leave the casino to avoid even bigger losses. Indeed, gambling games are like roller coasters that make us get mixed feelings, but that's what it is.

[tech30338]

Well I think there will be 2 result in gambling enjoy or depressed because its not always a day were we win, there will be lots of times were we lost ,
like my father said to me losing have a higher chance than winning if I win I'll be I'll enjoy but if I lost , surely I will be depressed.

[iv4n]

It's a pretty complicated question and I think it's hard to put all the feelings we can feel after we finish with gambling session in just one word. I am not a "one game" person, so depending on the game I am playing and how I am doing, I can feel negative in some cases. Mostly it's because of some "beginner mistakes" during the game.

But if I need to choose a "one-word answer" to this question I guess it would be satisfaction... As I already like to gamble and if I can afford it after the end I feel satisfied, it's especially nice if I end up with some profit in my pocket. And if I lose, I wish myself better luck next time.

[ryzaadit]

I think we all know
Lose = Angry
Win = Wanna deposit again


It's always been like that ~xd that's why after my gambling section and win a good money i always withdraw them to cash never stored on my bank to avoid being used again and lose these on casino.

[bitbollo]

I would add "nothing". Likewise after playing gambling everything is ok ... just some time passed in a funny way.
I think that gambling must not modify our feeling / emotion. Of course "positive mood" is a benefit but it's not crucial.

[Blitzboy]

Gambling is an emotional mind maze! I sense relief and introspection after gambling. Success is followed by a sobering reality check. How to fix this? The key is reflection. I examine my thoughts, feelings, and discipline. If the game is intense, this can take hours or days.

But gambling should be fun and controlled, not emotional. Money and emotional constraints are important to me. Balance is crucial. Smart, responsible play is equally as important as thrills. The appropriate way to gamble can be fun, not regretful.

Do I advise? Gamble wisely. Be aware of your emotions but dont allow them overwhelm you. Games should be enjoyed, not endured.

[junder]

But after finishing the game what's your overall feeling how did you overcome this feeling and how many hours or days did it last?

I think this is a very interesting thread, because all gamblers definitely feel different things. I myself choose to enjoy it because every round that gives a profit certainly gives me a sensation and I feel that, but perhaps more precisely with what the end result is like, and what way of responding to gambling is also like, and in my opinion in one The game will definitely make you feel a lot, whether it's happiness, surprise, annoyance or depression. but maybe in my opinion, if their goal is to make a profit, of course the losses they get can make them upset or depressed, because they have lost the money they bet, and maybe vice versa if the person gambles with the aim of just having fun, such as getting into In tourist attractions, even though the final result is that they lose, they don't regret it but rather enjoy or be satisfied.
and perhaps many people who gamble feel this with the main aim of aiming to win, but who knows, each person's thoughts are different, but what is clear is that it is likely that many gamblers feel upset.

[Tipstar]

Gambling whether you play it online or offline is a mental game there are a lot of mixed emotions going on while you play
Excited when you're winning, anxious when you're chasing your losses, ecstatic when you won a big amount but have anxiety about cashing out.

It's a roller coaster ride when we are playing in casinos whether online or offline that is why we always come back to gamble because we feel alive and we have mixed emotions.

But after finishing the game what's your overall feeling how did you overcome this feeling and how many hours or days did it last?

Be honest with yourself and vote on the poll on What's Your Feeling After You Finish Gambling?

I don't want to remember my gambling past. Currently the type of gambling I'm doing is make some profit and stop. What I basically do is keep a moderate amount in my gambling site. Start low and do martingale. Whenever I get to my desired amount which is mostly about double my initial bankroll. I leave.
Even if I settle for small wins, I often do lose all my bankroll. With much gambling over years, I've lost most of my emotion and the time I deposit, I'm mentally prepared to lose it all. So, even though there are mixed feelings, it don't last long for me.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

But after finishing the game what's your overall feeling how did you overcome this feeling and how many hours or days did it last

It all depends, if i won and know that i have the whole requirements to claim back my money, i will be so excited and expectant about it, but when am done gambling and yet haven't seen the result, I will be so perplexed in anticipation of what is going to happen, will i make it or not, but in most of the situations, when we really arrived at the target destination we wanted to see while, what comes next is celebration all through the day.

[slapper]

Post-gambling emotions is complex. Despite the outcome, I typically feel exhilarated and regretful as I leave the table. Like getting off a fast roller coaster, adrenaline and brains race. What followed? It varies. Sometimes hours are spent reviewing strategies and wondering what could've been. Sometimes it's days of reflecting on the exhilaration of split-second decisions. The desire for excitement and challenge drives us back to gambling

Mental resilience and game knowledge are important. One must handle highs and lows gracefully. Numerous games and experiences have honed it. Key? Balance. Gambling is fun and a test of luck. Thus, we must embrace passion but ignore reason. Staying grounded while enjoying the game is key. Not just playing the odds, but knowing our thinking

[Natsuu]

I just enjoy it. Winning makes me super happy and when I lose, it's a bummer but I don't get all down about it. I knew going in that losing was on the table. Especially with my friends, it's all about enjoying the moment and having a good time

[lovesmayfamilis]

I'm not a gamer, but my friends are. Guys go crazy with computer games, casinos, and sports betting; I just watch how their moods change before and after. But since most often we see losses, all I observe is a feeling of guilt towards their significant other for the lost money.
Nowadays, many guys give in to excitement, and while playing, they get a dose of dopamine. However, scientists have proven that those who often play and often lose mostly have low testosterone levels.
It would be better to turn to specialists and take care of your men's health instead of playing games.

[Churchillvv]

I chose satisfied because I usually play with a particular amount set aside just for gambling, so as soon as I exhaust my money, I'm satisfied, but sometimes it doesn't end that way.

I usually have these exhausted feelings too, and most of the time I enjoy them; in fact, they vary depending on what the target is or the particular game I gambled on. When I gamble on sports betting that takes some time to finish, I end up feeling exhausted. But when it comes to casino games, I enjoy them, but at the end, I'm satisfied.

[GideonGono]

Excited, thrilled, regret, happy or proud.
Those are the feelings that I would feel after I finished gambling, there are also times that I wouldn't feel anything special.
Mt feelings after gambling depends on the outcome.

[Rufsilf]

I tend to love the thrill of the moment more than the outcome, as I don't gamble much, and I don't do it often enough to care if I win or lose.  If you know how to control your emotions and gamble sensibly, I believe that gambling may be an enjoyable leisure activity. If I win, I can determine whether my skills are becoming better, whether the skill I'm using is effective, or whether it was just luck. To be honest, I also feel a little relieved and satisfied with the outcome and that is when I win. However, there is also a part of me that feels regret and disappointed if I lose the game, especially if I bet a significant amount of money. Fortunately, though, I learned to restrain my emotions and refrained from chasing losses.

In the end, however, what matters most is that I enjoy myself while still having the opportunity to benefit (assuming I don't lose) and gain knowledge of and experience with how gambling works.  Gambling is giving you mixed emotions and sometimes can drive you crazy.
In my opinion, the feelings we experience after we finish gambling depend on our individual preferences, expectations, and past experiences.