How do i handle my first gambling experience

[Fivestar4everMVP]

now I gat a straight forward question for you all.

My first gambling experience was not very good because I lost on the first day of gambling. I started my gambling in the legal online casino in our country where I register on an app and bet there regularly.But I have bet on various sports there sometimes winning and sometimes losing but more losses than gains after getting myself addicted to betting.

The more people gamble, the more they become addicted to it. Gambling makes people greedy.I have come across many online casino sites where beginners are given profits at the initial stage which leads to beginners becoming greedy and gambling regularly.But when newbies get greedy and gamble with huge amounts of money, they lose.

Your experience is very common among novice gamblers because they bet carelessly and don't have much skill so they continue to experience more losses than wins, even long-standing and experienced gamblers also experience more losses than profits, so basically we shouldn't expect something that is uncertain because gambling is just a game of chance where the profits are not known for certain and if you are a beginner and continue to experience losses, don't ever chase those losses because you will most likely only experience bigger losses.

Not everyone who gambles is like that because there are also senior gamblers who are experienced but remain responsible when gambling so they don't become addicted, but for beginner gamblers they really need to be given guidance not to gamble excessively and not be greedy because greed can lead to addiction one day, later.

I do not understand why individuals continuously grumble about whether they lost or won in their most memorable betting encounters. Gambling is similar to a toss of the dice and it is possible that we win or lose. Gambling corporations are not driving individuals to become addicts. Everything entertaining, has excellent flavor foods, and smells lovely can likewise be addictive, and we players need to discipline ourselves. Furthermore, gambling did not make individuals greedy. Greediness is inside of certain individuals and not because of gambling.

You are have spoken completely well and I needless say that I agree with everything you said, it's rather unfortunate that most people in gambling seems to be gambling for the wrong reasons,  and one of such wrong reasons I would say is, the need for money.
As much as it's very possible to make money through gambling, having a mindset that only thinks of making money through gambling is a complete wrong mindset, and this is why most gamblers still find it difficult to stop themselves from gambling, even for a while when they see that it's not working out for them, and they are also ready to see gambling as a fun venture.

And also speaking on greed, you are right, greed is inside of a man, if greed was in gambling, then no doubt, every one who gambles will be completely greedy, but for the fact that some of us who gamble steadily are not greedy, proves that greed is something that is inside a man, and it can be aroused, only the man himself can control it by letting it possess him or by putting it back to its place.

[Hirose UK]

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I tend to disagree on those points on which we know that gambling could really trigger out that kind of greed within you on which we know that on the time that you do get involved with gambling then the call for making money or simply being greedy would normally comes out and this why it would be best on having that strong self control.

You would really be doing tons of shit decision on the time that you would be giving prioritization when it comes to money.
Gambling should really be fun and not something to be stressful because this is where most people do end up.

Greed is an innate human attitude and nothing can really suppress greed when the person has an attitude that is not easily controlled, all gamblers have control over what happens but they cannot maintain it under certain conditions.
Gamblers will continue to make mistakes from time to time in each gambling session and they will not learn or think that it is wrong and must be changed or eliminated, gamblers will only see and imagine what it would be like to win bigger so that ambition and greed blind their own minds.
Don't we already know that many gamblers are like this and of course this is common disease experienced by most gamblers without exception, even professional gamblers have experienced the same thing.

However, with this awareness and mindset must emerge that we must be able to restrain or protect ourselves so that in the future we no longer make mistakes that might result in big losses or complicated problems.
Bitter experiences are very disappointing and truly cannot be forgotten, but we must take the positive side of every bitter experience that occurs by learning and trying to change everything for the better.

[Twentyonepaylots]

Well, nobody can really give you exact advice. Nobody can give the best advice on how you will react to your losses and winnings; you should know yourself. But if you are looking for advice on gambling itself, on what to do and what not to do, That kind of advice is what you really need. First, you should know what your limits are when gambling. For example, you should set a minimum amount of money that you are okay to lose so that if you lose, it is fine for you. Also, you should set a goal; don't be too greedy when gambling, either winning or losing. People tend to get greedy because they let their emotions overcome their minds.

If you are a beginner, then let yourself explore gambling. You will learn from your experience, and you will eventually get used to it. Also, remember that there's beginner's luck; you might win some when you start gambling.

[Marykeller]

It is so easy to carry out, for a gambler who doesn't take gambler personally and doesn't put much hope on it, that "It's okay if they win or lose also" in gambling, no much deal.
One of the biggest mistakes a gambler can make is to bet everything in the hopes of winning big. It will now force them to gamble with money they cannot afford to lose.

[hedgeh0g]

The first experience was a long time ago, when I was still young. Of course, I mean the time when I first tried to play for real money, and not free candy wrappers. It was roulette and I used the useless Martin Gale strategy. I myself came up with the idea of using it without even knowing what it was called and that it was known all over the world. I thought I was a genius lol. While playing, I think that now I will become rich, each time I managed to win a little. The excitement came to me with incredible force, this was the first time, I felt like the game simply swallowed me up in a matter of minutes. In general, I ended up losing everything that evening. I couldn’t fight this feeling that completely consumed me, but my brain became clear and I realized that excessive self-confidence leads to sad results. This later helped me with the games I started playing, because I knew how much you can be blinded by passion.

[panganib999]

Hello senior citizens and my fellow newbies gambler's, now I gat a straight forward question for you all.
How do I prepare myself for my first gambling experience?
What are the things I should expect as a first time gambler?
How do we react to my first gambling results be it winning or lose?
Thank you all for your helpful opinions.

Not a Senior Citizen but I reckon I could give you some valuable nuggets of knowledge you can use as a first time gambler.

1. Most of the preparation that you will have when you first gamble, is going to be mental and emotional in aspect. After all, losses are natural and honestly expected when you gamble. It's all about knowing how to control your urges to take the losses back and chasing wins that sets a stupid gambler from one who is more adept at what he does. You also need to prepare just enough money/bankroll when you gamble. Not preparing one is a big mistake as you won't notice just how much you're burning through your finances when you don't have a visual cue of how much you're spending when you gamble or lose.

2. Losses, that's the only thing you should expect.

3. I don't really care for how you react when you win or lose. You can be happy when you win or the saddest mofo on the planet when you lose but don't let these emotions control how you play your games. The moment you let the emotions get the better of you's the time you're bound for gambling addiction galore.

Hope these helped.

[shasan]

Hello senior citizens and my fellow newbies gambler's, now I gat a straight forward question for you all.
How do I prepare myself for my first gambling experience?
What are the things I should expect as a first time gambler?
How do we react to my first gambling results be it winning or lose?
Thank you all for your helpful opinions.

Firstly you must arrange funds and select the best gambling site by research which you may check from the gambling section on the forum. You should hope to be a winner but you must keep in mind that you may lose on the betting and you may lose all of the funds that you have. So you should ready the fund for beating which you can afford if you lose.

[Accardo]

The first experience was a long time ago, when I was still young. Of course, I mean the time when I first tried to play for real money, and not free candy wrappers. It was roulette and I used the useless Martin Gale strategy. I myself came up with the idea of using it without even knowing what it was called and that it was known all over the world. I thought I was a genius lol. While playing, I think that now I will become rich, each time I managed to win a little. The excitement came to me with incredible force, this was the first time, I felt like the game simply swallowed me up in a matter of minutes. In general, I ended up losing everything that evening. I couldn’t fight this feeling that completely consumed me, but my brain became clear and I realized that excessive self-confidence leads to sad results. This later helped me with the games I started playing, because I knew how much you can be blinded by passion.

Interesting read, the Martin Gale strategy on roulette game can be money consuming indeed. The risk is high, and the chance of winning is very low. But if a win ever occurs, you'd be swimming in profits. Those confidence that we'd win also contributes to many losses in gambling. It's also added to the fact that there are some funds left in our bank rolls, huge at that course. I played roulette game and enjoyed doing it, but never won any significant amount due to how hard it is to choose the right numbers. Though, the better chances of choosing colors red or black helped in boosting my wins. During the early stages of the game, it was never simple to win a dime. Didn't understand what kept me going, until I figured out other ways to play the game like picking number ranges. It was so complex to understand at a glance.

[ethereumhunter]

It is so easy to carry out, for a gambler who doesn't take gambler personally and doesn't put much hope on it, that "It's okay if they win or lose also" in gambling, no much deal.
One of the biggest mistakes a gambler can make is to bet everything in the hopes of winning big. It will now force them to gamble with money they cannot afford to lose.

Gamblers should be able to consider gambling as entertainment and not consider it a serious activity, and it should be done regularly because using gambling regularly can cause good losses. And even if they win, they won't understand that gambling is entertainment. They will not be able to manage their winnings well because they will instead want to use their winnings to gamble again and want to get even bigger wins. They are wrong in thinking like that because it will not allow them to enjoy gambling as entertainment but rather as a way to make money that they will not be able to get easily. Don't risk too much money when playing gambling, let alone trying to win the gambling game because it will be difficult to win. And if you have won, you should immediately stop gambling and withdraw the winnings to enjoy it.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

Hello senior citizens and my fellow newbies gambler's, now I gat a straight forward question for you all.
How do I prepare myself for my first gambling experience?
What are the things I should expect as a first time gambler?
How do we react to my first gambling results be it winning or lose?
Thank you all for your helpful opinions.

       -   If you are a first-timer, you should play gambling if you are willing to lose the money you gamble. Do not expect that when you gamble, you must win or that you expect to win from your gambling. Gambling isn't like that, because the casino is actually designed for valiant gamblers who think they can hit the jackpot.

Because I'm the first person to experience gambling, it's really just entertainment like no other, and I'll never forget my first game here in crypto casino gambling. I won 135 dollars right away, and I was disgusted immediately when I saw if I had won.

[livingfree]

@OP, you posted 2 days ago.

So how's your first-ever gambling experience? With all of the mentioned tips that were here, does any of them have been helpful to you?

You probably have forgotten this thread that you've started and now it goes on for those new gamblers that might be looking for some tips as they first try it.

[Su-asa]

@OP, you posted 2 days ago.

So how's your first-ever gambling experience? With all of the mentioned tips that were here, does any of them have been helpful to you?

You probably have forgotten this thread that you've started and now it goes on for those new gamblers that might be looking for some tips as they first try it.

Gamble is risky but as it may be it doesn't matter if you are a new gambler or not because you can't tell what odd is sure to make your winnings to be sure, when you bet you would think that they games will be in your good turn but at last if luck isn't with you there will be no winning until you bet and win.

[maydna]

@OP, you posted 2 days ago.

So how's your first-ever gambling experience? With all of the mentioned tips that were here, does any of them have been helpful to you?

You probably have forgotten this thread that you've started and now it goes on for those new gamblers that might be looking for some tips as they first try it.

Gamble is risky but as it may be it doesn't matter if you are a new gambler or not because you can't tell what odd is sure to make your winnings to be sure, when you bet you would think that they games will be in your good turn but at last if luck isn't with you there will be no winning until you bet and win.

Yes, gambling is risky but it depends on each person in handling the risk so that it doesn't become too big. Each person must know how to deal with risks so that they do not increase because if not, they will only get themselves into trouble where they will suffer a lot of losses. A new gambler must know how to control themselves when playing gambling so that they can prevent a lot of losses and if they have lost, they should immediately end the gambling game so they don't experience a lot of losses. Maybe @OP has had experience in gambling and can't tell about his experience yet. But @OP should learn self-control so that he doesn't fall into gambling which is full of temptation to continue his gambling game.

[danherbias07]

Well, nobody can really give you exact advice. Nobody can give the best advice on how you will react to your losses and winnings; you should know yourself. But if you are looking for advice on gambling itself, on what to do and what not to do, That kind of advice is what you really need. First, you should know what your limits are when gambling. For example, you should set a minimum amount of money that you are okay to lose so that if you lose, it is fine for you. Also, you should set a goal; don't be too greedy when gambling, either winning or losing. People tend to get greedy because they let their emotions overcome their minds.

If you are a beginner, then let yourself explore gambling. You will learn from your experience, and you will eventually get used to it. Also, remember that there's beginner's luck; you might win some when you start gambling.

I like that advice. Set your limits. Make a plan. Set an amount on where you will withdraw and also set an amount on where you should stop. Not think about stopping because that's half-baked only. You might try to continue if you just "think" you want to stop.

The thing about gambling is, it's difficult to do all of those.
Emotions will pour, and there will be times you are hyped because you are winning big numbers. Then there's the frustration of losing in a streak and you just want your money back so you keep on making bets until you are almost depleted. Chasing losses is such a bad emotion for every gambler because this is where our funds will be lost while we keep on trying.
But like I said, if there is a plan then this would not happen but we also have to be strict with the rules that we set and it requires discipline which is also a difficult task. Before making another bet, take a minute to think, emotions can also cloud our decision making.

[Accardo]

Gamble is risky but as it may be it doesn't matter if you are a new gambler or not because you can't tell what odd is sure to make your winnings to be sure, when you bet you would think that they games will be in your good turn but at last if luck isn't with you there will be no winning until you bet and win.

Yes, gambling is risky but it depends on each person in handling the risk so that it doesn't become too big. Each person must know how to deal with risks so that they do not increase because if not, they will only get themselves into trouble where they will suffer a lot of losses. A new gambler must know how to control themselves when playing gambling so that they can prevent a lot of losses and if they have lost, they should immediately end the gambling game so they don't experience a lot of losses. Maybe @OP has had experience in gambling and can't tell about his experience yet. But @OP should learn self-control so that he doesn't fall into gambling which is full of temptation to continue his gambling game.

Self-control is a strong gambling strategy for newbies, and if implemented the right way would help the player not to lose out on his games. Because he'd be able to know the right time to stop gambling. However, it's always a hard task for such newbies to get hold of themselves when the wins begin to appear and adding to what they've got in their bank roll. That's where the control is most tested, if a gambler is strong enough to hold himself. The risk can be escaped in multiple ways, gambling doesn't pin players to gambler nonstop. The player can decide to program his gambling time and decide the exact moment to call it a day. It's an example of self-control, and the best of it is getting the money together, without wagering them all at once. Going all in, is not the right decision or strategy for any gambler. Players need to understand the best way of managing their money, so that they'll be able to make up savings and enjoy their next gambling session.

[Blitzboy]

It is so easy to carry out, for a gambler who doesn't take gambler personally and doesn't put much hope on it, that "It's okay if they win or lose also" in gambling, no much deal.
One of the biggest mistakes a gambler can make is to bet everything in the hopes of winning big. It will now force them to gamble with money they cannot afford to lose.

Gamblers should be able to consider gambling as entertainment and not consider it a serious activity, and it should be done regularly because using gambling regularly can cause good losses. And even if they win, they won't understand that gambling is entertainment. They will not be able to manage their winnings well because they will instead want to use their winnings to gamble again and want to get even bigger wins. They are wrong in thinking like that because it will not allow them to enjoy gambling as entertainment but rather as a way to make money that they will not be able to get easily. Don't risk too much money when playing gambling, let alone trying to win the gambling game because it will be difficult to win. And if you have won, you should immediately stop gambling and withdraw the winnings to enjoy it.

Gamble for fun, not stress or financial strategy. Like movies and concerts, you pay for the experience, not the result. Gambling with the goal of making a substantial investment is dangerous and has diminishing returns. Wins are unexpected gifts, in my opinion. Gamblers that bet for fun, not money, are always the happiest. Like a night out, they stick to a budget, win or lose. A discipline, yet one that yields long-term delight and control.

So why not rejoice appropriately after winning? Enjoy your luck, but remember the house always wins. My suggestion? Save your winnings and enjoy the win away from the tables. Entertainment's best element is memories, not money.

[livingfree]

@OP, you posted 2 days ago.

So how's your first-ever gambling experience? With all of the mentioned tips that were here, does any of them have been helpful to you?

You probably have forgotten this thread that you've started and now it goes on for those new gamblers that might be looking for some tips as they first try it.

Gamble is risky but as it may be it doesn't matter if you are a new gambler or not because you can't tell what odd is sure to make your winnings to be sure

Yeah, that's normal that risk is always associated with gambling and there is no exception whether you're a new gambler or have been doing it for so long.

when you bet you would think that they games will be in your good turn but at last if luck isn't with you there will be no winning until you bet and win.

Then play those games that don't have to rely mostly on your luck. There are various games that you can bet on without having the whole reliance on your luck.

But as with the new gamblers, they can try that as much as they can since they're new and probably thinking about them being lucky as what there's a belief about it.

[Oilacris]

It is so easy to carry out, for a gambler who doesn't take gambler personally and doesn't put much hope on it, that "It's okay if they win or lose also" in gambling, no much deal.
One of the biggest mistakes a gambler can make is to bet everything in the hopes of winning big. It will now force them to gamble with money they cannot afford to lose.

Gamblers should be able to consider gambling as entertainment and not consider it a serious activity, and it should be done regularly because using gambling regularly can cause good losses. And even if they win, they won't understand that gambling is entertainment. They will not be able to manage their winnings well because they will instead want to use their winnings to gamble again and want to get even bigger wins. They are wrong in thinking like that because it will not allow them to enjoy gambling as entertainment but rather as a way to make money that they will not be able to get easily. Don't risk too much money when playing gambling, let alone trying to win the gambling game because it will be difficult to win. And if you have won, you should immediately stop gambling and withdraw the winnings to enjoy it.

Gamble for fun, not stress or financial strategy. Like movies and concerts, you pay for the experience, not the result. Gambling with the goal of making a substantial investment is dangerous and has diminishing returns. Wins are unexpected gifts, in my opinion. Gamblers that bet for fun, not money, are always the happiest. Like a night out, they stick to a budget, win or lose. A discipline, yet one that yields long-term delight and control.

So why not rejoice appropriately after winning? Enjoy your luck, but remember the house always wins. My suggestion? Save your winnings and enjoy the win away from the tables. Entertainment's best element is memories, not money.

It should be on this way but people do really fail on doing so just because they've been making themselves too greedy on dealing up with gambling and this is something that we do know that will differ into each other on where you would really be having that kind of approach on which we know that not all people would really be that too mindful about the risks. Gambling isnt bad as long you do make yourself that responsible then you wont really be finding any issues. If its your first time then it would really be just that right that you would really be needing on having those expectations about loses because it turns out to be a default thing on gambling. You should be assuming that you are paying something for the fun that you do able to get or gain on playing.

[klidex]

It is so easy to carry out, for a gambler who doesn't take gambler personally and doesn't put much hope on it, that "It's okay if they win or lose also" in gambling, no much deal.
One of the biggest mistakes a gambler can make is to bet everything in the hopes of winning big. It will now force them to gamble with money they cannot afford to lose.

Gamblers should be able to consider gambling as entertainment and not consider it a serious activity, and it should be done regularly because using gambling regularly can cause good losses. And even if they win, they won't understand that gambling is entertainment. They will not be able to manage their winnings well because they will instead want to use their winnings to gamble again and want to get even bigger wins. They are wrong in thinking like that because it will not allow them to enjoy gambling as entertainment but rather as a way to make money that they will not be able to get easily. Don't risk too much money when playing gambling, let alone trying to win the gambling game because it will be difficult to win. And if you have won, you should immediately stop gambling and withdraw the winnings to enjoy it.

Sorry bro, I don't understand what you mean by what I marked. Can gambling regularly result in good losses? what do you mean, friend? isn't a loss bad? Even though in fact gambling regularly can cause significant losses and in the end it will be troublesome for ourselves if one day the money runs out and you don't have anything left to gamble with, and yes, we use gambling more as a medium of entertainment so that we don't think too much about gambling can provide big profits.

Sometimes the experience of novice gamblers when they win for the first time is that they tend to immediately cash out their money because they have just experienced their first win, but when they have been gambling for a long time, over time it can lead to greed in gamblers where when they feel a small win they don't feel satisfied and continue gambling so that can give them the winnings they hope for, even though this is not something that is easy to achieve for gamblers who are thinking about making a profit.

[ethereumhunter]

Gamble for fun, not stress or financial strategy. Like movies and concerts, you pay for the experience, not the result. Gambling with the goal of making a substantial investment is dangerous and has diminishing returns. Wins are unexpected gifts, in my opinion. Gamblers that bet for fun, not money, are always the happiest. Like a night out, they stick to a budget, win or lose. A discipline, yet one that yields long-term delight and control.

So why not rejoice appropriately after winning? Enjoy your luck, but remember the house always wins. My suggestion? Save your winnings and enjoy the win away from the tables. Entertainment's best element is memories, not money.

Yes, gambling is just for fun and not to make money. Everyone who gambles needs to know that they don't try to play too often or seriously and just enjoy their free moments. Gambling using a lot of money will only risk causing a lot of losses, especially if they don't have good self-control because they can fall deeper into gambling without realizing it. If they win, it doesn't mean they can continue gambling. Instead, they must realize that it is time to stop gambling. And if they lose several times, they should also be able to realize that it is time for them to stop gambling.

We can only rejoice after winning and enjoy the victory and not continue the gambling game because it can make us lose the winning money because there is a desire to win again. Yes, I agree with you about saving the winnings by withdrawing them if you have met the minimum withdrawal limit and resting while enjoying the winnings.

Sorry bro, I don't understand what you mean by what I marked. Can gambling regularly result in good losses? what do you mean, friend? isn't a loss bad? Even though in fact gambling regularly can cause significant losses and in the end it will be troublesome for ourselves if one day the money runs out and you don't have anything left to gamble with, and yes, we use gambling more as a medium of entertainment so that we don't think too much about gambling can provide big profits.

Sometimes the experience of novice gamblers when they win for the first time is that they tend to immediately cash out their money because they have just experienced their first win, but when they have been gambling for a long time, over time it can lead to greed in gamblers where when they feel a small win they don't feel satisfied and continue gambling so that can give them the winnings they hope for, even though this is not something that is easy to achieve for gamblers who are thinking about making a profit.

Ah, I think there is a flaw in the sentence you highlighted. What he means is "and it should not be done regularly because using gambling regularly can cause good losses." The word "not" is missing in the sentence so it confuses you. Forgive me and thank you for the correction.

Playing gambling regularly can cause big losses, especially if you don't have good self-control when gambling. You can notice that if you lose $5 today, then tomorrow you lose $5, and so on for 30 days, and you can't win. Didn't your losses get bigger in those 30 days? Defeat is not bad, but if the defeat becomes bigger, that is bad and we must be able to avoid it so as not to experience a bigger defeat.

And novice gamblers who get their first win will cash out their winnings. They will return to gambling again because they think they can win again, even though it will not happen as they think. They may experience bigger losses than previous wins, which makes them deposit more money to recover their losses and win again.