Answer this Gambling Question on Duration of Joy after a win or loss

[fruktik]

I think this depends on how you take gambling. After win, they spend the money lavishly forgetting they have several times lose some money on this gambling. For people who see gambling as an investment, I think there winning happiness last long. This is because this type of people hardly spend their winnings lavishly.

Are you seriously? On the contrary, such easy money scatters much faster than that earned in production. I caught myself thinking about this.

After several years of gambling, for some reason I stopped feeling the joy of winning. What's happened? Most likely, I was simply tired of all this and wanted something different. I didn't get the same buzz as before.

[Hirose UK]

If gambling is not intended to make money, then losing will never make gambler experience the pressure of intense disappointment, they will not be lost in sadness because they lost from gambling.
Defeat is something that is guaranteed and no gambler can avoid it, defeat is an outcome that all gamblers must accept as much as possible.

I am curious, how long does this joy last after a win or a loss—does it linger until your next bet, lasting the whole day, just 20 minutes, or perhaps 2 hours?

There is no time that can be counted in the joy or sadness in winning and losing.
It all depends on each gambler and of course will always vary.
Like me, when I lost, I immediately left the gambling site and did other activities to forget about the defeat so that I wouldn't feel any sadness because I had lost money.
Likewise, when I win I will withdraw it and maybe play again with the remaining balance I have so that the fun is no longer about winning but about the game or bet I choose.
I sure that other gamblers do not necessarily have the same attitude as me and it is not certain that other gamblers can have the same feelings as me.

[Strongkored]

No one enjoys losing in gambling.Losing brings our hopes down, it ushers in emotional pain and grumpiness whereas, winning elevates our mood, bringing happiness and excitement. There are games where I have won and after withdrawing my winnings, I am so happy that I give gifted some of it to people around me. This doesn't last for long once the it is out of my hand and minds. I am curious, how long does this joy last after a win or a loss—does it linger until your next bet, lasting the whole day, just 20 minutes, or perhaps 2 hours?

Nothing will last forever, especially when it comes to feelings, even when you have won and a few moments later realize you have a chance to get a bigger one but not choosing it can make your happy feelings disappear in an instant, so everything should be taken as normal, winning is not you need to be too happy and lose, you don't need to be too sad and regretful because today you can lose, tomorrow the results can be different and vice versa because experienced gamblers will consider winning and losing as things that gamblers will always get no matter how long you have been a gambler.

[Gozie51]

I am curious, how long does this joy last after a win or a loss—does it linger until your next bet, lasting the whole day, just 20 minutes, or perhaps 2 hours?

It depends on how long you have been winning too. If you are consistent in your winning then the joy will continue no doubt about that and you can keep showing love to people around you because of that joy but if you are not maintaining your winning then you are not keeping your joy flowing and that will be replaced by anger, bitterness and transfer aggression. And depending on how long that you keep losing, then that is how long the sadness will be. Therefore, you can be sad for day, days, weeks or months depending on how long you are losing.

[EluguHcman]

The truth is that winning is usually served as healing to emotional breakdowns. It could also mentally whisper healthiness even though at the state of unhealthiness.
Winning in gambling has this joy in the heart that either as much the money lasted could be how much the excitements may last. This is why most times when you wins in the gambling, you should utilize your won funds remarkably so that even if you haven't win for time again, that of your utilities stands as a reminder to your past winning (s).
So may used the money won to purchase material for things or whatsoever tangible and useful so they could also look at it and find reasons to smile of their winning (s) else the winning excitements lasts on when there is no representative to remind your winning (s).

[michellee]

Those of us who experience loss when gambling will feel disappointed, especially if we have lost a lot of money. But even though we have experienced it, it still doesn't stop us from gambling. We'll be back again in a few days.

The joys and disappointments we experience from gambling may only last a short time, especially if we decide to continue the gambling game. It will make us immediately forget what we have experienced. And if we experience loss, we intend to recover even though we know it is difficult.

But the joy we get will last longer. We will probably show our joy to many people more often so that other people will think we are showing off our wins. But the duration of the joy and disappointment we experience will vary for each person.

[Wexnident]

No one enjoys losing in gambling.Losing brings our hopes down, it ushers in emotional pain and grumpiness whereas, winning elevates our mood, bringing happiness and excitement. There are games where I have won and after withdrawing my winnings, I am so happy that I give gifted some of it to people around me. This doesn't last for long once the it is out of my hand and minds. I am curious, how long does this joy last after a win or a loss—does it linger until your next bet, lasting the whole day, just 20 minutes, or perhaps 2 hours?

I don't think it happens that much to me. My mindset whenever I'm winning is like "ooh nice, more money" and it stops there, nothing more nothing less. If it was something really significant in my life though then maybe but at that point the context differs from what OP is saying since the significance here can be rather different. I'd be over the clouds at that point and would probably last for a week at the very least since I'd be treating various people to some celebrations. Nothing big though, just small ones that wouldn't dent my winnings that much, but a celebration nonetheless.

[lienfaye]

No one enjoys losing in gambling.Losing brings our hopes down, it ushers in emotional pain and grumpiness whereas, winning elevates our mood, bringing happiness and excitement. There are games where I have won and after withdrawing my winnings, I am so happy that I give gifted some of it to people around me. This doesn't last for long once the it is out of my hand and minds. I am curious, how long does this joy last after a win or a loss—does it linger until your next bet, lasting the whole day, just 20 minutes, or perhaps 2 hours?

It depends on the amount I think. But usually for me, a few minutes. After I learned to gamble just to entertain myself, winning is like an incentives. Because I have less expectation now to gain in gambling, knowing that how risky it is and it's inevitable to lose your money.

Therefore if you accept this fact before playing, then losing is not a big deal anymore and winning is like a bonus. The reason why I only have a small amount budget for my gambling activity. It's my leisure time after a tiring work.

[Outhue]

No one enjoys losing in gambling.Losing brings our hopes down, it ushers in emotional pain and grumpiness whereas, winning elevates our mood, bringing happiness and excitement. There are games where I have won and after withdrawing my winnings, I am so happy that I give gifted some of it to people around me. This doesn't last for long once the it is out of my hand and minds. I am curious, how long does this joy last after a win or a loss—does it linger until your next bet, lasting the whole day, just 20 minutes, or perhaps 2 hours?

I don't go through emotional pain when gambling, if I lose money its what I can afford to give people that needs the money or buy things that I can share to the needs, gambling is a game of luck and I tend to handle gambling this way.

Truth be told, when it comes to relying on my luck I am not always that lucky, this is only work for me if I put in some hard work and efforts, luck do comes but I am not as lucky as some friends who are also into gambling, it's just better to understand yourself first before taking risks.

Since I am created this way I choose the minimal risk way to gamble, I use few money, that if I lose it won't even affect a hair on my head, it's still possible to make good amount of money using small amount isn't it? So why are we all greedy with luck? People still risks less than $ 0.20 on gambling and they win good amount of money, it's your choice.

[swogerino]

No one enjoys losing in gambling.Losing brings our hopes down, it ushers in emotional pain and grumpiness whereas, winning elevates our mood, bringing happiness and excitement. There are games where I have won and after withdrawing my winnings, I am so happy that I give gifted some of it to people around me. This doesn't last for long once the it is out of my hand and minds. I am curious, how long does this joy last after a win or a loss—does it linger until your next bet, lasting the whole day, just 20 minutes, or perhaps 2 hours?

For me it lasts as when I hit a big win I keep playing some more time with a minimal bet and once I get bored playing,I cash out my money and while I do so then I send them to an exchange which sends them to my bank account.I go then to the bank to withdraw the money and that is the last moment of joy because I know that after I get the money they will disappear in the fastest possible way like it happens to most of us  .

Yesterday I won about 350 dollars,I withdrew 250 dollars and kept playing the other 100 until I lost it all,I got to the bank to withdraw the 250 and I was very happy until then no matter that I had the possibility to withdraw 350,that was not an obstacle to my happiness,so overall mine lasts about 3 hours usually until all these steps are performed.

[Yogee]

I don't have any time frame for that or at least I don't really pay attention to it. What I can tell though is that I feel more relaxed and calm placing my next bet knowing that I'm still up from the previous one. It's not a guarantee that I'll win because of that but it's a good thing when the mind is clear since there's less pressure or stress that I will lose even more.

[Richbased]

No one enjoys losing in gambling.Losing brings our hopes down, it ushers in emotional pain and grumpiness whereas, winning elevates our mood, bringing happiness and excitement. There are games where I have won and after withdrawing my winnings, I am so happy that I give gifted some of it to people around me. This doesn't last for long once the it is out of my hand and minds. I am curious, how long does this joy last after a win or a loss—does it linger until your next bet, lasting the whole day, just 20 minutes, or perhaps 2 hours?

It is really a nice feeling when one wins a bet because regardless of your losses, winning a bet just feels like when someone just gift you money without you doing anything for them like it feels like a free money so the joy that comes along with it is immeasurable as you will remain happy till you've exhausted the money you won. So it's really a nice feeling winning a bet no matter how long the joy might last.

[Oilacris]

No one enjoys losing in gambling.Losing brings our hopes down, it ushers in emotional pain and grumpiness whereas, winning elevates our mood, bringing happiness and excitement. There are games where I have won and after withdrawing my winnings, I am so happy that I give gifted some of it to people around me. This doesn't last for long once the it is out of my hand and minds. I am curious, how long does this joy last after a win or a loss—does it linger until your next bet, lasting the whole day, just 20 minutes, or perhaps 2 hours?

Totally instant whether im losing or winning on which it would really be just that those emotions would come and go in an instant. When losing then it would be giving out that disappointment but if its winning then you would really be having that kind of boost up on which this would be primarily be felt out on to that condition on which it would be totally opposite when you do lose.
Duration would really vary since every person does have their own level of emotion handling on which there are ones who are really that impulsive and there are ones who are really that
good when it comes on self control and awareness on the actions that they are currently doing basing up on the situation or condition.

[len01]

No one enjoys losing in gambling.Losing brings our hopes down, it ushers in emotional pain and grumpiness whereas, winning elevates our mood, bringing happiness and excitement. There are games where I have won and after withdrawing my winnings, I am so happy that I give gifted some of it to people around me. This doesn't last for long once the it is out of my hand and minds. I am curious, how long does this joy last after a win or a loss—does it linger until your next bet, lasting the whole day, just 20 minutes, or perhaps 2 hours?

the sensation of excitement will last as long as your winnings remain and if your winnings run out, perhaps the excitement will disappear.

I think most ordinary gamblers (not addicts) usually feel happy and excited after getting a big win, then withdraw the winning money and enjoy it, even the joy will last for one day, but if that happens to me, it usually doesn't last too long, only a few hours after getting a big win.

believe it or not, actually this kind of fun is not only when you win, even when you lose I can still feel happy because it's like a challenge and sometimes I can still laugh with my wife when I lose because we both try to guess the numbers that will come up in the roulette game even though I lose. I'm still happy because I can enjoy every bet I bet.

[piebeyb]

The context must be clearer here, I will explain a little about the feelings that have an impact on gambling, do you know that gambling is full of risk of losing a lot of money without knowing whether you are rich or poor, you have to understand about gambling where winning and losing is part of gambling itself, so don't always think of gambling just to win and earn money.

There is no real duration of feelings. If you think more deeply about your feelings, whether you are gambling only for money, if you gamble only for money, you will not really feel satisfied and enjoy the pleasure for so long from the winnings you get, usually it will just disappear. after the next game, you win once maybe you lose hundreds of times, the fact is like that, but if you gamble just for entertainment you will feel excitement even before winning or experiencing defeat. 

[Kakmakr]

I have been a bit reckless with my gambling during this holiday period, because everyone are relaxed and in the spending mood. I deposited on several sites and I have not won anything back.... but I only spend a small percentage above the budget that I set for myself.

I gamble for the entertainment value, so it is not really a waste for me. I could have spend that money on movie tickets or eating at expensive restaurants, but I decided to waste it on gambling.. and it kept me busy for weeks. 

[darkangel11]

I never give away my win and I don't share it unless some people contributed to it. Like if I were to get a good tip from someone, bet on it and won, I'd buy that person a gift, maybe grab a meal and a couple beers.

When it comes to mood changes, they last longer after a loss, that's for sure. The overwhelming excitement followed by relaxation and raise in confidence after a win is great. I don't get too excited as I'm a rather calm person, but it's great if you're able to get some money home and feel like it was easy. You get a good meal, and sleep like a baby, feeling that sense of accomplishment, but the next day it's mostly over.
When you lose money it's much harder. You wake up the next day still feeling that burden on your shoulders. It's a much worse and long lasting

[danherbias07]

No one enjoys losing in gambling.Losing brings our hopes down, it ushers in emotional pain and grumpiness whereas, winning elevates our mood, bringing happiness and excitement. There are games where I have won and after withdrawing my winnings, I am so happy that I give gifted some of it to people around me. This doesn't last for long once the it is out of my hand and minds. I am curious, how long does this joy last after a win or a loss—does it linger until your next bet, lasting the whole day, just 20 minutes, or perhaps 2 hours?

"Grumpiness." I think I am there whenever I am at a loss. I mean, I think that is normal because of the stress that gambling gives whenever a losing streak is happening.
About the joy whenever we win, I think it will last for a while only because once we are back at gambling again, we will feel the emotional roller coaster again and we forget about the recent win that we enjoyed. I've had my share of wins too that I spent with my family after withdrawal and I can say all of those emotions are gone. My goal now is to win again and repeat that same thing where I will cash out and enjoy it again. It's not easy especially when you are playing a high-risk game like Keno. A long wait for a losing streak will happen first before you can see some winning streak happening.
Right now, I am playing a 7-number combination and the ratio is like 15 losses is equal to 1 win. But there are times when it gives x90 twice which covers a lot of losses in a sweep.
Thankfully, the lucky numbers that I picked are hitting most of the time although I am not yet there for withdrawal again.

[Jody.Drummer]

If gambling is not intended to make money, then losing will never make gambler experience the pressure of intense disappointment, they will not be lost in sadness because they lost from gambling.
Defeat is something that is guaranteed and no gambler can avoid it, defeat is an outcome that all gamblers must accept as much as possible.

What you say is very correct, when someone gambles just for fun, of course they won't care about the losses they get in gambling and they won't spend a lot of money on the gambling they play, because they know when they will spend time gambling and time to stop gambling.
It is true that in every game we will have wins and losses and we cannot avoid this. If we don't want big losses, of course we have to be able to control ourselves in every game we play.

Of course, if someone gambles with the aim of just seeking pleasure then obviously I think their gambling activities will not be too excessive because it is not too difficult to be able to get pleasure in gambling even if you only use a small budget, and conversely if you come with the aim of earning then that's where all the problems will start, as you said that gamblers who come for entertainment they will not care too much about losses, But I'll correct you a little bit that no matter how people come for fun but still everyone will never like the name of losing, meaning that there will definitely be at least a little upset that they feel, but maybe the difference is that they will not be too excessive and will not chase defeat to break even because what they want is just fun or entertainment and not making money, different from people who come with the aim of earning where the number of losses will be much greater because they try more.

True, the risks involved in gambling cannot always be avoided, sometimes even people who have strict limits will still experience losses like professional gamblers, but maybe for those who have control and limits they will not suffer too much defeat.

[Cryptomultiplier]

No one enjoys losing in gambling.Losing brings our hopes down, it ushers in emotional pain and grumpiness whereas, winning elevates our mood, bringing happiness and excitement. There are games where I have won and after withdrawing my winnings, I am so happy that I give gifted some of it to people around me. This doesn't last for long once the it is out of my hand and minds. I am curious, how long does this joy last after a win or a loss—does it linger until your next bet, lasting the whole day, just 20 minutes, or perhaps 2 hours?

Totally instant whether im losing or winning on which it would really be just that those emotions would come and go in an instant. When losing then it would be giving out that disappointment but if its winning then you would really be having that kind of boost up on which this would be primarily be felt out on to that condition on which it would be totally opposite when you do lose.
Duration would really vary since every person does have their own level of emotion handling on which there are ones who are really that impulsive and there are ones who are really that
good when it comes on self control and awareness on the actions that they are currently doing basing up on the situation or condition.

For me, I think that the duration of joy after a win or loss is dependent on the amount won. The bigger the winnings, the longer the joy would last and the smaller the winnings the shorter the joy would last.
Where it becomes very sad and joy is lost on the instant, is if after the gambler has claimed his/her winnings, then they spend it frivolously on things or pleasures that aren't a profitable investment to begin with.