A brief advice for the newbie gamblers.

[EluguHcman]

We countlessly experiences new gamblers on daily basis in the gambling boards. Not just in this platform of
a mere gambling discussion but in a reality of gambling. So briefly, I call to your attentions the newbie gamblers to be aware that>>>
"Responsible gambling is cordially adhered by your audible alertness to realize that temptations as irresponsible gambling is inspired by your desperacies of making profits or recovering your losts".

Fellow experienced gamblers, your brief contributions would also be valuable.

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[Stepstowealth]

"Responsible gambling is cordially adhered by your audible alertness to realize that temptations as irresponsible gambling is inspired by your desperacies of making profits or recovering your losts".

You would have said this easier instead of using so many big words that may be ambiguous and confusing to some newbies both those that have English as their original language and do not have English as their original language.

I understand from what you mean is that the tendency to become an irresponsible gambler starts when you are bent on making profits, no fun at all, and then also when you make losses from gambling and you decide to want to go on a kind of recovery mission. As new gamblers, be okay with it when you loose, and do not gamble just to make money.

[angrybirdy]

We countlessly experiences new gamblers on daily basis in the gambling boards. Not just in this platform of
a mere gambling discussion but in a reality of gambling. So briefly, I call to your attentions the newbie gamblers to be aware that>>>
"Responsible gambling is cordially adhered by your audible alertness to realize that temptations as irresponsible gambling is inspired by your desperacies of making profits or recovering your losts".

Fellow experienced gamblers, your brief contributions would also be valuable.

There's a lot of topics related to this one, and many seniors and gamblers answered and shared their experiences about gambling. I think, we don't need to create another topic regarding giving an advices and techniques to newbies because if you just scroll here, you will read a lot of threads related to what you posted. Let's avoid repeated topics because the forum is becoming too redundant.

[pinggoki]

My only advice to newbie gamblers that makes sense no matter what is "Just play for fun, don't worry too much about what you could win and what you've lost while gambling and remember you don't have an infinite amount of money." When that's your mindset or take my advice to the heart you won't ever get frustrated gambling and end up having to gamble even more because you're frustrated and you will always know what your priority is which makes you less likely to be addicted. But don't just take my word for what it is, remember that you're an individual and that you need to be able to think for yourself and assess if this advice works for you or not. We shouldn't give out too much advice to the newbies too, I think that there's some lessons that need to be learned in a way that you will experience the lesson itself, like in karate or judo, you can't just be going on with theories and watching how others perform a move, you also need to be able to do it yourself.

[Oshosondy]

The problem for newbie gamblers is not even about chasing losses at first. The problem starts from what they think about gambling. That it can be used for making some money. They will try and later find themselves losing.

After having losses, they will think of chasing the losses and they will continue to lose. But one thing about gambling also is that if they win, they will be happy but it will be fun for them to gamble more until they start to lose.

If they win, they will continue to gamble. If they are losing they will continue to gamble.

But I have noticed that after the losses, they will be more vulnerable to lose more money.

[Jawhead999]

Gambling is a choice, no one force anyone to gamble, so if you blame gambling for the result you get, it's your own fault.

There's a quote "The Difference Between Medicine and Poison Is in the Dose", so you can't easily judge gambling is bad because it will make people become an addict, I could say knife is bad because it can be used to stab someone else.

If you can't risking any money you have as low as 1 cent, you shouldn't gamble at all.

[Oshosondy]

Gambling is a choice, no one force anyone to gamble, so if you blame gambling for the result you get, it's your own fault.

There's a quote "The Difference Between Medicine and Poison Is in the Dose", so you can't easily judge gambling is bad because it will make people become an addict, I could say knife is bad because it can be used to stab someone else.

If you can't risking any money you have as low as 1 cent, you shouldn't gamble at all.

You are right, but who are you talking about? OP did not say that gambling is bad. He is only saying that newbie gamblers should be very conscious, having this thread for newbie gamblers to follow the advise of experienced gamblers and to gamble responsibly.

[Frankolala]

I will keep on saying the same old thing, newbies that are new to gambling should only use the amount that they can afford to lose for gambling, and don't use the money that you have budgeted for some important to gamble. Don't take loan to gamble because it will only increase your addiction.

Addiction is bad and can ruin you before you realize it, this is why you shouldn't see gambling as a means to make profit or a means to pass time, so that you don't become addicted to it. However, you can gamble once or twice in a week and set a gamble budget for your gambling activities. Don't get carried away with other people's wins, because gambling is based on luck.

[danherbias07]

Well, that has been said in the "gambling discussion" for many times now. All we need is just pick a thread and you will find it there. So, my only advice for new gamblers in this forum is to try to read more because they will find it helpful to understand the experiences of many long-time gamblers here.

I was new before and didn't do that and all I can say is I was shocked by so many things that I didn't understand. First, it was not about being a responsible gambler but knowing all about the gambling sites that we will use. How does the game work? What's the house edge? And so on and forth. These things are also important keys that will make us grow. Being a responsible gambler comes after that. Also, knowing if the gambling site that we will be using is a reputable one. Will they pay if suddenly you hit a jackpot? What are the requirements to receive it or withdraw it? Something like that.
There are many new gamblers who doesn't understand the basics because it's way different than how physical casinos work.

[Die_empty]

We countlessly experiences new gamblers on daily basis in the gambling boards. Not just in this platform of
a mere gambling discussion but in a reality of gambling. So briefly, I call to your attentions the newbie gamblers to be aware that>>>
"Responsible gambling is cordially adhered by your audible alertness to realize that temptations as irresponsible gambling is inspired by your desperacies of making profits or recovering your losts".

Fellow experienced gamblers, your brief contributions would also be valuable.

Newbies shouldn't see gambling as a source of income because this mindset will lead to addiction. New gamblers in this forum who visit that gambling board are very fortunate because they are already exposed to different topics about responsible gambling. Many of us were not lucky enough to locate such an educative forum that discusses gambling. If they fail to adhere to the wise counsel of experienced gamblers, I am afraid that they might have to learn it the hard way.

Gambling is a choice, no one force anyone to gamble, so if you blame gambling for the result you get, it's your own fault.

There's a quote "The Difference Between Medicine and Poison Is in the Dose", so you can't easily judge gambling is bad because it will make people become an addict, I could say knife is bad because it can be used to stab someone else.

If you can't risking any money you have as low as 1 cent, you shouldn't gamble at all.

I really appreciate this wise saying about medicine and poison and this is the truth about gambling. Gambling is a very adventurous and entertaining activity but it becomes a problem when people begin to abuse it through chasing losses which leads to loss of control. This is why gambling is for mature people who can take full responsibility for their actions.

[Accardo]

Newbie advice is quite numerous that the gambler may not be capable of remembering them all. A player who once read before joining gambling that it is not profitable enough to see gambling as a side hustle. Could someday begin to experience similar reasons why such an advice was released for newbie gamblers. He knows about the warning, yet have not experienced it, to identify if he's capable of controlling himself towards it. A person who is aware of the problems lack of control could cause to a gambler, still begin to gamble and losses his control. Experiencing it is quite different from theoretically knowing about gambling. Though it helps to remind them about this, but it's not 100% accurate that it works in stopping newbies from chasing losses.

[Docnaster]

The problem for newbie gamblers is not even about chasing losses at first. The problem starts from what they think about gambling. That it can be used for making some money. They will try and later find themselves losing.

After having losses, they will think of chasing the losses and they will continue to lose. But one thing about gambling also is that if they win, they will be happy but it will be fun for them to gamble more until they start to lose.

If they win, they will continue to gamble. If they are losing they will continue to gamble.

But I have noticed that after the losses, they will be more vulnerable to lose more money.

In as much as most of us do say that the best way to gamble is when gambling for fun and not for money-making sake, I can categorically say that over 80% of gamblers does engage in gambling for the sake of making money from it as it is believed by many that gambling is one of the easiest ways of making money.

So as a newbie, if your reason of engaging in gambling was to make money from it, you ain't different from most of the people that's been gambling for long but one thing you must know is that you'll have to apply some kind of principles of gambling in other not to end up as a gambling addict. If you can follow those basic principles of gambling like gambling responsibly as well as not been greedy in your gambling engagements, you're likely to be successful in gambling

[Hirose UK]

Actually, threads with the same points have been around for some time, but the existence of new thread might make it easier for novice gamblers to find threads like this so they can learn and understand all the good suggestions and advice.
Sometimes novice gamblers don't want to read and the same thing happens when they register, they don't want to read or understand every content that each gambling site has.

First, beginners must look for trusted and reputable site to avoid scams.
After that, must first understand what the prohibitions and rules are on the site are using so that in the future they don't make mistakes and end up having problems.
It would be shame if they were still beginners and had to experience problems with the site they were using just because they didn't understand the applicable prohibitions and conditions.

After understanding the rules and regulations, the next step they must take is to have limits on the time and money they will use for gambling, this is very important to do.
When gamblers have limited time and finances, control over themselves can emerge and this is what allows gamblers to minimize all risks from gambling.

[swogerino]

We countlessly experiences new gamblers on daily basis in the gambling boards. Not just in this platform of
a mere gambling discussion but in a reality of gambling. So briefly, I call to your attentions the newbie gamblers to be aware that>>>
"Responsible gambling is cordially adhered by your audible alertness to realize that temptations as irresponsible gambling is inspired by your desperacies of making profits or recovering your losts".

Fellow experienced gamblers, your brief contributions would also be valuable.

I have my own idea about this.I say to newbie gamblers that they should always set a predefined budget and stick to it,not playing by their emotions but by their head meaning that when they see that they are losing they should quit and not continue to chase loses as they can lose even more in this way.These are golden advices but the problem that most people play with their heart and emotions rather than playing with their head.

[Stable090]

"Responsible gambling is cordially adhered by your audible alertness to realize that temptations as irresponsible gambling is inspired by your desperacies of making profits or recovering your losts".

When gambling, you should learn how to control yourself. You have to be principled when gambling, or you will never want to stop gambling. There is a vibe that most people feel when gambling, they are always finding it difficult to stop gambling, and in the process of doing that, they are going to exceed the amount that they allocated for gambling without even knowing it. So when gambling, don’t be carried away, always know when to stop.
 
And we shouldn’t forget to gamble with any amount we can afford to lose, don’t exceed your limit when gambling, always have a specific amount that you will allocate for gambling, and if you have used up the money, don’t deposit more for that moment. Also don’t try to win back your losses, in the process of doing that, you might end up losing more.

[alastantiger]

a mere gambling discussion but in a reality of gambling. So briefly, I call to your attentions the newbie gamblers to be aware that>>>
"Responsible gambling is cordially adhered by your audible alertness to realize that temptations as irresponsible gambling is inspired by your desperacies of making profits or recovering your losts".

In every non-football discussion related to gambling, I can always count at least 10 replies that are more of gambling advice than a contribution to the actual topic. Some of them contribute to the topic as well as offer advice. Newbie gamblers, who are registered on this forum and are very active members in the gambling discussion board, already know that while most of us are gambling enthusiasts, we are always proponents of responsible gambling.

Chasing losses is worse than not having a gambling budget if a comparison has to be made. If you do not have a budget in mind, at least when you play and lose, you log out and leave the casino. It ends there. But you see, in chasing losses, there is no logging out or leaving the casino. You are there until night falls or day breaks, or you are broke at worst. You lose more money until your mental health is at stake.

[Dave1]

We countlessly experiences new gamblers on daily basis in the gambling boards. Not just in this platform of
a mere gambling discussion but in a reality of gambling. So briefly, I call to your attentions the newbie gamblers to be aware that>>>
"Responsible gambling is cordially adhered by your audible alertness to realize that temptations as irresponsible gambling is inspired by your desperacies of making profits or recovering your losts".

Fellow experienced gamblers, your brief contributions would also be valuable.

Just control your emotions when gambling, it might sound simply though, but it's very hard to do as there will be times when you want to quit but can't. Just last night, we went to a casino and my friend already won big like $1k but still he continue to gamble. Although I subtle tell him to stop and withdraw his money, but he didn't listen to me. And I will say that he is a newbie.

And when we go home, he contemplate on his mistakes and I said to him that next time you really need to be in control and that is already big money in front of you and we should have quit when he has that instead of regret discussions when we are in the car.

[Hatchy]

Fellow experienced gamblers, your brief contributions would also be valuable.

It's important to remind newcomers that while gambling can be entertaining, it should be approached with great caution. Many newcomers dive into gambling enticed by the winnings they've heard about from others or friends. These temptations can result in significant losses when you don't fully grasp the basics of responsible gambling. Take the time to understand that lack of responsibility can lead to addiction or constant losses in the pursuit of winning. As a gambler, it's crucial to recognize when to stop and set limits for yourself. Avoid gambling to recover losses or as a means of making a living, as this can lead you down the wrong path. Being responsible is simpler when you know your limits.

[0t3p0t]

We countlessly experiences new gamblers on daily basis in the gambling boards. Not just in this platform of
a mere gambling discussion but in a reality of gambling. So briefly, I call to your attentions the newbie gamblers to be aware that>>>
"Responsible gambling is cordially adhered by your audible alertness to realize that temptations as irresponsible gambling is inspired by your desperacies of making profits or recovering your losts".

Fellow experienced gamblers, your brief contributions would also be valuable.

For me, newbie gamblers should not gamble if they don't have extra money, not mentally fit, they don't treat gambling as entertainment, and make it as their source of income which will make them miserable in the long run.

[EluguHcman]

There's a lot of topics related to this one, and many seniors and gamblers answered and shared their experiences about gambling. I think, we don't need to create another topic regarding giving an advices and techniques to newbies because if you just scroll here, you will read a lot of threads related to what you posted. Let's avoid repeated topics because the forum is becoming too redundant.

I beg a pardon if there had been existing topic of such @angrybirdy, I haven't come across one but however, precautions of uncalled-for incidents are worth speculating for I believe as much I and others whom hadn't come across the said related topic according you, then there might be others in opportuned to come across this one.
Meanwhile.... I didn't just make this thread because I just needed to create topic but act of experiences via how I have withnessed newbies being adamant to taunting around gambling with a one way aiming of making profits by all means.