Know when to stop

[Blitzboy]

When a losing streak becomes a burden, stop. Consider it inward reflection. "Am I still enjoying this?" If the answer is a tired "no", take a rest. Second, if you're drawn to betting like a moth to a flame, beware. Its important to treat gambling as a pastime, not a need.

Finally, celebrate your jackpot win! Just remember that smart players know when to quit. Use your gains to improve your life beyond the casino. Treasure memories and experiences. Stop beating yourself up if you lose. Gambling is like surfing—not all waves are yours. Sometimes watching from the shore is bravest. Gambling should be exciting and thrilling, not a test of skill.

[Jody.Drummer]

In the casino we have to have control of what we have, we cannot take the risk that things can be like that, we have to have a lot of judgment so that we do not let ourselves be carried away by what is the complete addiction, because we will leave without money and with a Biggest problem is addiction.

True, having full control and self-control is really highly recommended if one is involved in gambling, because on the other hand gambling is something that runs randomly which means that it can never be known whether you will win or lose at the end of the session you are doing, therefore it is really a bad idea and does not make sense if you try to always chase victory by all means that you think can be useful, it is nothing more than just nonsense, I will not prohibit but just remind you and if you still insist on doing it then go ahead because over time you will know for yourself about the real facts.

Therefore, some restrictions must be applied, not only that you also have to really maintain a level of awareness, no other than because in gambling there are so many things that can tempt you, and if they are too weak then it is clear as you mentioned that they will be carried away very easily and end up addicted which of course a lot of big problems will arise.

[Altryist]

I think that's a given already and it's the most obvious one, you can't really gamble on loan in an online casino. What OP is talking about here is the mental or psychological signs or flags that someone has to look out for that will help them know when to stop or tell them to stop gambling. Addiction is like that, it's supposed to be an endless cycle that's only stopped because there's a lack in resource to continue the cycle. I don't think I've ever seen a smart gambler that's done just that, investing seems to not be the first thing that comes to their mind, they're more likely to spend a lot of that win on celebration. No, winning and losing aren't the same, they evoke different emotions to normal gambler so how can they be the same?

Sometimes it will not be enough to tell the player that it is time for him to stop, for a person with an addiction, everything works differently. If you take a person who abuses alcohol, this problem will probably be more widespread in society than gambling addiction, so many have encountered such people and they understand that even if they are asked not to drink, they will not do it on their own, and they cannot even do this with outside help, unless they themselves decide that they want it.
Something similar will happen to a gambler, you can tell him as much as you like that he has an addiction and big problems (if he loses a lot), but he will not stop until himself realizes the complexity of the situation.

[Pandu Geddon]

When a losing streak becomes a burden, stop. Consider it inward reflection. "Am I still enjoying this?" If the answer is a tired "no", take a rest. Second, if you're drawn to betting like a moth to a flame, beware. Its important to treat gambling as a pastime, not a need.

Finally, celebrate your jackpot win! Just remember that smart players know when to quit. Use your gains to improve your life beyond the casino. Treasure memories and experiences. Stop beating yourself up if you lose. Gambling is like surfing—not all waves are yours. Sometimes watching from the shore is bravest. Gambling should be exciting and thrilling, not a test of skill.

It seems like every gambler should have control over it all. Don't let them forget to enjoy their winnings, while they always spend money betting.
maybe we sometimes lose control of the game. but those who have understanding and experience certainly know when is the right time to come out and enjoy the victory rather than continuing to play longer. it will only prolong the game but use up more of what we have. and in the end, we won't be able to enjoy anything.
I'm sure this is not easy for gamblers to do. Still, it will take a long time of experience to be able to gain that kind of self-control.

[Mauser]

* Stop when you have a big winning, by channeling the money somewhere else so you won't lose it back to gambling.

That is a really important point that I only learned the hard way. Saving a big win and not adding the money directly to our bankroll is important to protect that money for a later stage. When I first started out with gambling I never made a difference between money that I won and money that I started out with that night. And I only ended up losing quite a few of the winnings again, because I could stop when it made sense. Now I am much different and will quickly separate the win from the evening, so that I can enjoy that money the next day. For me it's important to have some good events in gambling and a big win is exactly that. Nothing feels worse than losing all the money we won earlier in evening.

[Hatchy]

One of the most important factor of a successful gambler is to know when to stop, most gamblers expecially the addictive type don't even know what is stop when it comes to gambling. So it's very important to;

I've encountered this topic many times before. A gambler needs to recognize and control their habits before they become addicted. Once addiction sets in, it becomes challenging to stop because gambling becomes a frequent habit. Knowing when to stop is very important for responsible gambling, reducing spending, managing wins and losses. It also helps prevent unintentional addiction. If someone can regulate how often they gamble, they might avoid falling into addiction.

Gambling should be for fun and a chance to earn a bit from time and money spent. If a gambler gets the wrong idea and starts gambling too often, it becomes difficult to quit.

[Quidat]

One of the most important factor of a successful gambler is to know when to stop, most gamblers expecially the addictive type don't even know what is stop when it comes to gambling. So it's very important to;

I've encountered this topic many times before. A gambler needs to recognize and control their habits before they become addicted. Once addiction sets in, it becomes challenging to stop because gambling becomes a frequent habit. Knowing when to stop is very important for responsible gambling, reducing spending, managing wins and losses. It also helps prevent unintentional addiction. If someone can regulate how often they gamble, they might avoid falling into addiction.

Gambling should be for fun and a chance to earn a bit from time and money spent. If a gambler gets the wrong idea and starts gambling too often, it becomes difficult to quit.

One of the solid indications that you are already addicted to gambling is that on the time that you are losing that much, instead of stopping you would rather continue to play
and make deposits as much as possible because you would really be mainly thinking on having  that kind of recovering or chasing up those losses and hoping for some break even or winning it back.
This is why it would really be that always best that you should really know on the things that you are doing because once you do make yourself that careless and impulsive
then you are really that prone into tons of mistakes not really just that limited to gambling field but also in other things as well. Being impulsive doesnt really give out any positive
effects towards into a certain individual but rather the opposite one.

[Dewi Aries]

One of the most important factor of a successful gambler is to know when to stop, most gamblers expecially the addictive type don't even know what is stop when it comes to gambling. So it's very important to;

I've encountered this topic many times before. A gambler needs to recognize and control their habits before they become addicted. Once addiction sets in, it becomes challenging to stop because gambling becomes a frequent habit. Knowing when to stop is very important for responsible gambling, reducing spending, managing wins and losses. It also helps prevent unintentional addiction. If someone can regulate how often they gamble, they might avoid falling into addiction.

Gambling should be for fun and a chance to earn a bit from time and money spent. If a gambler gets the wrong idea and starts gambling too often, it becomes difficult to quit.

Of course all precautions must be taken at the beginning in any case, as the saying goes "it is better to prevent than to cure" because indeed this is the best that must be done before regret comes because you are late, as you say that it will be very difficult to overcome addiction if you have already entered that phase, because the process of healing and change must always start from your own will while on the other hand your mindset has been lost in gambling so it is very difficult to achieve awareness for a change.

We have to understand that gambling involves feelings as well as thoughts and that means it is very possible that you can get carried away and fall into what eventually becomes an unconscious addiction due to not having any limits and controls on your gambling activities. I think all the precautions will not be too difficult to take if you come with the right understanding of gambling and also by maintaining awareness in yourself so that this will be able to make you stay careful when gambling, gambling is not at all a place to earn but nothing more than a playground that should not be taken seriously.

[maydna]

One of the most important factor of a successful gambler is to know when to stop, most gamblers expecially the addictive type don't even know what is stop when it comes to gambling. So it's very important to;

I've encountered this topic many times before. A gambler needs to recognize and control their habits before they become addicted. Once addiction sets in, it becomes challenging to stop because gambling becomes a frequent habit. Knowing when to stop is very important for responsible gambling, reducing spending, managing wins and losses. It also helps prevent unintentional addiction. If someone can regulate how often they gamble, they might avoid falling into addiction.

Gambling should be for fun and a chance to earn a bit from time and money spent. If a gambler gets the wrong idea and starts gambling too often, it becomes difficult to quit.

That is why a gambler needs to learn self-control to prevent himself from gambling excessively. He will not gamble for too long because he will realize that it will make him lose more money. Knowing when to stop allows him to keep himself conscious while gambling, and he will not want to chase winnings because that will only make him lose his money. It is true that by having self-control, he can prevent gambling addiction because he will not try too hard to gamble.

Knowing when to stop gambling will be a limitation for a gambler always to understand that gambling is just entertainment. He can gamble moderately even with not much money because that is enough for him.

[lienfaye]

* Stop when your losing is now getting to you.

To prevent further losses. Just stop if losing streak is already hitting you. Don't even try to chase back what you have lost. Just quit and come back some other time if you're already in the mood to try again using the money that you can live without.

* Stop when you have a big winning, by channeling the money somewhere else so you won't lose it back to gambling.

I agree. If you are fortunate to win a decent amount, use the money to spend for other things. Enjoy your winnings and refrain from playing so that you can't lose it to the casino again.

In gambling, it's crucial to know when you should stop. Don't pressure yourself and just enjoy the game. If there's no fun anymore and you are losing your money, then just stop.

[goldkingcoiner]

One of the most important factor of a successful gambler is to know when to stop, most gamblers expecially the addictive type don't even know what is stop when it comes to gambling. So it's very important to;
* Stop when your losing is now getting to you.

* Stop when you are now feeling as is you can't do without gambling.

* Stop when you have a big winning, by channeling the money somewhere else so you won't lose it back to gambling.

* Stop when you are not even winning at all, it's not your thing.

* When your losing is weighing you down, stop and restrategize .

I can completely agree with you on your points and they are already something which most gamblers tend to follow. But in reality, things look a bit different. People can be as careful as they like, but now and again they tend to lose themselves. It is just human nature. One way to lessen the risk of it happening, you would have to train yourself in your self-discipline. But that seems a bit impossible for people in the world of gamblers.

The fun of risk-taking seems to be viewed differently by people. For me, I can gamble with small amounts of money and get my fun. Others only seem to like risking their entire funds.

Gamblers will remain gamblers.

[SeaCoinCollector.]

When it comes to gambling, it's good to set a bankroll limit. Stop when you already won or at the right moment. Winning in an online casino mostly leads to losses afterward. It's not good to chase losses as it will make you chase or gamble more and more. Take breaks when needed and assest more or new strategies.

[blckhawk]

* Stop when you have a big winning, by channeling the money somewhere else so you won't lose it back to gambling.

Good advice but remember that this isn't a frequent for a lot of games so make sure to know what's the amount of winning that you're truly going to stop because big is a relative or subjective term for each individual so make sure that you've got a metric or something like that. For me, it's when the win is reaching the thousand dollars territory, I always quit playing after a win like that and so far I haven't won that amount in a long time.

* Stop when you are not even winning at all, it's not your thing.

Difficult to do because your lose streak is definitely going to make you frustrated which makes you want to play even more in the hopes that you might hit the win and make all the frustrations go away. The better thing to do rather than this would be to set a time or duration for your gambling rather than setting an amount of losses before quitting.

[Accardo]

* Stop when you have a big winning, by channeling the money somewhere else so you won't lose it back to gambling.

That is a really important point that I only learned the hard way. Saving a big win and not adding the money directly to our bankroll is important to protect that money for a later stage. When I first started out with gambling I never made a difference between money that I won and money that I started out with that night. And I only ended up losing quite a few of the winnings again, because I could stop when it made sense. Now I am much different and will quickly separate the win from the evening, so that I can enjoy that money the next day. For me it's important to have some good events in gambling and a big win is exactly that. Nothing feels worse than losing all the money we won earlier in evening.

Gamblers spend the won money on what they need. It's crucial that gamblers engage in other activities that makes them happy. However, some gamblers only enjoy spending their money on gambling, including the just won money. In a scenario as this, the player is deemed a compulsive gambler, like a stigma on addicts. Yet not all gamblers who do this, are addicted. Interest differs and a player can maintain his expenses and be aware of his gambling behavior. What is necessary for gamblers to do, is being on the driver's seat of any condition, dispute, troubles that awakes from their gambling activity. Having all these responsibilities, as a gambler, strategizing multiple means of going about any noticed behavioral changes.

[Outhue]

It's easier said than done

I always give such related advice too but what about those who win some games as a beginner? They will find it hard to quit when the lose money.

I am able to walk away when I win some money in gambling because I am scared of gambling from the start, my father who is no more hated gambling because it has destroyed people he knew, including inside the family too.

So I am very careful with gambling, if I had no experience about gambling, if no one ever warned me, maybe I would have made many stupid mistakes? For what gambling is, you need to walk away when you win, you need to walk away when you lose all your money and gamble another day, if you keep going on that same day you will lose everything.

[Docnaster]

* Stop when you have a big winning, by channeling the money somewhere else so you won't lose it back to gambling.

Good advice but remember that this isn't a frequent for a lot of games so make sure to know what's the amount of winning that you're truly going to stop because big is a relative or subjective term for each individual so make sure that you've got a metric or something like that. For me, it's when the win is reaching the thousand dollars territory, I always quit playing after a win like that and so far I haven't won that amount in a long time.

* Stop when you are not even winning at all, it's not your thing.

Difficult to do because your lose streak is definitely going to make you frustrated which makes you want to play even more in the hopes that you might hit the win and make all the frustrations go away. The better thing to do rather than this would be to set a time or duration for your gambling rather than setting an amount of losses before quitting.

While it's very common among gamblers to lose in gambling, winning in gambling doesn't happen to many and that's why it's always advisable for gamblers to always make good use of the winnings they get as they do not know when next they can  are gonna win again. One common advice that we've seen countless times in this thread is the advice of stopping our gambling activities immediately we win big in other not to lose back our winnings to gambling again but I don't think it's as easy as many people think.

When a gambler wins big, he'll be motivated to even play more so he can win more and if on the course of trying to win more he starts losing his initial wins, he'll be very unlikely to quit at that time because he'll not just be trying to win more but trying to get back his initial wins. Controlling ones emotions at that very critical time isn't an easy task because the person is already under serious tension but as gamblers, it's very important we learn to control our emotions even in critical times.

[retreat]

Knowing how to stop is the most important thing for a gambler to avoid losing more money. But for a gambler to achieve this cannot be done just by chance, it must start from his discipline to stick to his bankroll, the way he controls himself not to gamble more than he should, and his experience. Usually these are the things that can make a gambler know when they have to stop and not all gamblers can achieve this, even I personally sometimes lose control and gamble above the bankroll that I have set because sometimes it is quite difficult to control myself.

[KiaKia]

I feel pity for beginners the most, because it's easier for them to do every wrong things when starting to gamble, the mindset of pursuing their losses will be present.

The most dangerous one is winning their first round of games, they will create a fantasy of making biggest money this way, without telling anyone, they will see themselves as the genius among the rest.

New gamblers are at risks than those who are already in gambling for some time, to be discipline with gambling is not for the weak minded, to put this in action you first need to know what gambling truly is, many pretend to know but they don't, since they only think about how much they can win.

Knowing when to stop requires the most disciplinary action from you, always use what you can afford to lose and don't chase your losses, learn to walk away when you gamble away all your budget for the day.

[erep]

Knowing how to stop is the most important thing for a gambler to avoid losing more money. But for a gambler to achieve this cannot be done just by chance, it must start from his discipline to stick to his bankroll, the way he controls himself not to gamble more than he should, and his experience. Usually these are the things that can make a gambler know when they have to stop and not all gamblers can achieve this, even I personally sometimes lose control and gamble above the bankroll that I have set because sometimes it is quite difficult to control myself.

Every gambler must experience some of the points explained in the main thread but because they have reached the point of gambling addiction so they cannot control themselves even though they have set a bankroll to limit the use of funds, I think they need someone to remind them of gambling limits and they must have the determination to Stop gambling before facing high losses. If you want to stop gambling addiction, the simple solution is just to set a fund limit and never deposit funds again after you have lost your daily betting funds.

[alastantiger]

* Stop when your losing is now getting to you.

* Stop when you are now feeling as is you can't do without gambling.

* Stop when you have a big winning, by channeling the money somewhere else so you won't lose it back to gambling.

* Stop when you are not even winning at all, it's not your thing.

* When your losing is weighing you down, stop and restrategize .

Most of what is in the OP shouldn't even start with  Stop. If you start with stop, it means you have even started. And it is difficult to stop when you have started already rather,think critically before you start.

* For the first point, losing in gambling cannot be avoided. I'd say rather do not chase your loss.

*Unless you are operating a casino and you have to build it to be a profitable business, then get involved in other real life stuff that is also fun.

*Stay out in your strategy. Do not compare your strategy with another gambler. Take off your eyes from the winnings of another gambler.