How do i handle my first gambling experience

[ethereumhunter]

Gambling for newbies may be a hassle if they have no guardian who would take them on the long journey of gambling. It requires a steady learning for a newbie to stand strong emotionally to deal with all the feelings that has to do with gambling results. Every gambler was once in this stage, but not all made it out of the newbie stage safely. Many got addicted along the line, and I know of other gamblers who didn't continue as a result of the outcome of their gambling. Those who had no money and focused on making a living through gambling, got disappointed and stopped gambling. While those who had some funds, but needed to make extra income from gambling also lost their earnings to excessive gambling. But finds it difficult to quit since they've got other sources of income. Hence, they continued the chase. Don't know their recent condition, but many may have been addicted.

However, the newbies have a truck load of advice on the internet, but it's not enough for the ride. I think one should be focused on learning how he feels on a win or lose scenario, before looking at other gambling strategies. Because the emotional response is what actually matters. Those impulses can be controlled if the player is dedicated to following the risk management strategies. Added with good time management and critical thinking, sufficient enough to let the gambler know he's no longer on the right track. Depending on his expenses or ways of participating in the game. In a nutshell, a newbie should get a physical trainer to help them through this, because once they fail the process, it's hard to reconcile or revive with oneself. Since the person needs a person to change when addicted, he should also get a person to guide him while joining the gambling niche.

Someone should accompany beginners in gambling so that when the situation changes, the person accompanying them can immediately pull them out of gambling. Every beginner must be fully aware that there are temptations from gambling that they may not be able to resist due to their limited self-control but if someone accompanies them, they will be fine. People who accompany them in gambling should continue to remind them not to gamble using more money because it is risky for their finances. And every beginner must also start learning to control himself so that he can gamble comfortably and not be tempted by what is involved in gambling. And when they can learn how to control themselves well, they can enjoy gambling as entertainment and then, they just need to follow their limits and keep trying to control themselves better.

Beginners indeed have a lot of advice that they can get from the internet, but they still need to learn ways to have good self-control, especially this is gambling, where someone can lose self-control after playing gambling for some time. By continuously learning to control their emotions, a beginner can survive the temptations that exist in gambling because they already know that as long as they gamble, they will see these temptations appear in front of them more often, and that requires good self-control. Applying all the necessary things when playing gambling is highly recommended to avoid large losses that beginners may not be able to withstand or see, so beginners must continue to try to learn more. Beginners also have to learn how to allocate their funds for gambling so they don't exceed their limits and can still enjoy the gambling game. What they have to be aware of is gambling addiction, which can come at any time to every professional gambler or novice gambler, so they really have to pay attention to this.

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[fruktik]

Yup, It's very advisable to spend at least minimum amount only on your first try game because there's a huge possibility that you will get the winning amount, not all the time but still always spend small amount and try to allocate that amount for the rest of your gambling session. You just have to limit yourself and your finances so that you will never experience any losses and huge debt in the future.

I have never been able to limit my gambling finances before. I lost all the money I had with me and even more. I couldn’t stop and that’s all. Sometimes I even had to borrow money, which then negatively affected my reputation, since I could not repay the money on time. How many nerves did I spend trying to get out of this quagmire? Now I look back with horror at all those moments that happened to me. You wouldn't wish this on anyone. It’s good that the realization came to me to stop and reconsider what I was doing.

[Apocollapse]

I am writing out of experience. My first time gambling, I lost during the first round. I injected more and more money into my bet to ensure that I recover what I lost. I didn't recover anything, I gambled until I had no money on me left. My first mistake was not sticking to my initial budget, it didn't occur to me that gambling is base on luck and that I could lose everything I have if I keep chasing losses. Do not make the mistake I made, walk into the casino with an open mind.

This is what the first gambling experience for most people, good for you able to wake up and not become a gambling addict. As long as the gambler didn't use an emergency money for monthly needs, it won't cause a problem to their life.

I wouldn't say there isn't a long-term winning strategy in gambling. In general, such strategies exist, but not in all games. Of course, it is difficult to expect profitable strategies in roulette or slots. But as for poker or even sports betting, as well as non-sports betting in general, there are such strategies and many players know about it.
However, most likely beginners do not know about these strategies or they are too difficult for them. For a beginner, it is first important to understand what he can generally count on in terms of long-term profit. Most likely, he will experience a loss in the long term, but there are exceptions. We need to collect statistics.

Then, you can explain what's the strategy that many players know about it.

I hope it's not only about money management, analysis, emotion control etc because all of them are just common advices and all of them didn't make someone to win in gambling.

[borovichok]

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 losing?
Thank you all for your helpful opinions.

First of all, if you haven't started gambling then I will advise you to kill that urge to gamble. But if you cannot then prepare to lose. You have to understand that you will record more loss than winning but pray that your wins can cover up for your losses.

Also, understand that some persons have first-time luck and so if you are lucky enough to win your first bet, be guided that shouldn't trigger you into staking more than your income or staking with an amount you cannot afford to lose.

In addition, guide against becoming an addict gambler, and this you can do by limiting the number of times you gamble in a week.

[DabsPoorVersion]

I am writing out of experience. My first time gambling, I lost during the first round. I injected more and more money into my bet to ensure that I recover what I lost. I didn't recover anything, I gambled until I had no money on me left. My first mistake was not sticking to my initial budget, it didn't occur to me that gambling is base on luck and that I could lose everything I have if I keep chasing losses. Do not make the mistake I made, walk into the casino with an open mind.

This is what the first gambling experience for most people, good for you able to wake up and not become a gambling addict. As long as the gambler didn't use an emergency money for monthly needs, it won't cause a problem to their life.

It's true, it is often the case that newbie gamblers take a considerable amount of time to realize that chasing losses only serves to exacerbate their addiction. Such behavior can lead them to make rash decisions, such as dipping into their savings, selling off assets, and in the worst-case scenario, incurring significant debts.

[Gozie51]

Yup, It's very advisable to spend at least minimum amount only on your first try game because there's a huge possibility that you will get the winning amount, not all the time but still always spend small amount and try to allocate that amount for the rest of your gambling session. You just have to limit yourself and your finances so that you will never experience any losses and huge debt in the future.

I have never been able to limit my gambling finances before. I lost all the money I had with me and even more. I couldn’t stop and that’s all. Sometimes I even had to borrow money, which then negatively affected my reputation, since I could not repay the money on time. How many nerves did I spend trying to get out of this quagmire? Now I look back with horror at all those moments that happened to me. You wouldn't wish this on anyone. It’s good that the realization came to me to stop and reconsider what I was doing.

Greed to win back loses is the reason for bigger loses because you have lost control of yourself. Whether a small staker or a big staker, once you do not have self control to stop yourself when you are suppose to then you are likely to be doing the wrong strategy. Gamble as you can lose and don't ignore the signs to leave when you should, that is very important and first step to follow if you want to be a reasonable gambler. If you go borrowing, you can't repay from winnings in gambling because you were a loser before going to borrow, the chances to win is limited and so don't give yourself hope that the next try will be a win as many gamblers encourage themselves to keep trying.

[MainIbem]

If you can learn to be neutral while gambling would really help you a lot people gambles and put their life time problem over the bet they places why because they always think that result ought to regularly come out positive but not, for your best experience just don't put hope to win an outrageous amount while gambling because when it goes against you wouldn't know the next option of your life.
It's always advisable to gamble with the amount you know that you can be able to afford rather than putting amount you know that you can't afford to lose which could likely give you blood pressure and expect the worst from gambling since not all you think comes to reality.

[qwertyup23]

How do I prepare myself for my first gambling experience?
What are the things I should expect as a first time gambler?

For starters, determine first on why you want to gamble in the first place. Ask yourself- do you want to gamble purely for entertainment? For profit; or both?

Once you have answered this question, set realistic expectations and goal. Understand that gambling is a dangerous habit/addiction if you fail to be responsible with your expenses. Sure, there may be times where you get to win a relatively amount of cash but remember that it is always a double-edged sword.

Lastly, allocate a specific budget for your gambling experience. At that budget, try your very best not to exceed the budget you have allocated in order to prevent any over expenditure on your part.

How do we react to my first gambling results be it winning or lose?

It is always sucks to lose and your initial reaction here would be to recover that loss by gambling again. Resist this urge to gamble again as your losses may accumulate in the process.

If you win, then try your best NOT to be greedy. Remember that your win is only as good as the last time you gambled and your winnings may be overturned by just a single mistake on your part.

[abel1337]

I am writing out of experience. My first time gambling, I lost during the first round. I injected more and more money into my bet to ensure that I recover what I lost. I didn't recover anything, I gambled until I had no money on me left. My first mistake was not sticking to my initial budget, it didn't occur to me that gambling is base on luck and that I could lose everything I have if I keep chasing losses. Do not make the mistake I made, walk into the casino with an open mind.

This is what the first gambling experience for most people, good for you able to wake up and not become a gambling addict. As long as the gambler didn't use an emergency money for monthly needs, it won't cause a problem to their life.

It's true, it is often the case that newbie gamblers take a considerable amount of time to realize that chasing losses only serves to exacerbate their addiction. Such behavior can lead them to make rash decisions, such as dipping into their savings, selling off assets, and in the worst-case scenario, incurring significant debts.

As long as they still make rational decisions, the chances of them being an addict will be low. I agree that newbies aren't prone on being addicted on gambling, they will be a casual gambler as they go until they experience a massive loss that they are desperate to reclaim it or having a massive win that they want to experience again. That I think will be the trigger for their slow process of addiction. The gambling addiction can cause them into making bad decisions that most of the addicted gamblers do and can possibly cause their life to sink.

[Dewi Aries]

I am writing out of experience. My first time gambling, I lost during the first round. I injected more and more money into my bet to ensure that I recover what I lost. I didn't recover anything, I gambled until I had no money on me left. My first mistake was not sticking to my initial budget, it didn't occur to me that gambling is base on luck and that I could lose everything I have if I keep chasing losses. Do not make the mistake I made, walk into the casino with an open mind.

This is what the first gambling experience for most people, good for you able to wake up and not become a gambling addict. As long as the gambler didn't use an emergency money for monthly needs, it won't cause a problem to their life.

It's true, it is often the case that newbie gamblers take a considerable amount of time to realize that chasing losses only serves to exacerbate their addiction. Such behavior can lead them to make rash decisions, such as dipping into their savings, selling off assets, and in the worst-case scenario, incurring significant debts.

As long as they still make rational decisions, the chances of them being an addict will be low. I agree that newbies aren't prone on being addicted on gambling, they will be a casual gambler as they go until they experience a massive loss that they are desperate to reclaim it or having a massive win that they want to experience again. That I think will be the trigger for their slow process of addiction. The gambling addiction can cause them into making bad decisions that most of the addicted gamblers do and can possibly cause their life to sink.

Well, that's right, as long as gamblers can think rationally then it is clear that indirectly they will be able to maintain the right understanding along with the awareness that exists within them, seeing things rationally or from a point of view based on logic will be able to make a gambler know what is going on. what they should do and what they should not do when they are in certain situations, such as choosing to stop when they experience one loss to prevent a larger amount of loss and also choosing to stop when they succeed in getting a win and prefer to cash out, however this is a choice The best thing is recommended so that you can stay awake in gambling involvement and as you said indirectly this will make us a little further away from the risk of possible addiction.

On the other hand, in my opinion, it is beginners who are usually more vulnerable to entering the addiction phase because it appears that they do not have much experience and they are still very ambitious in their gambling activities, so this is what makes them vulnerable to addiction because they don't really know about the dangers of gambling. , and in my opinion lately more beginners are too focused on the chance of winning which indirectly makes them seem to ignore the possibility of risk and this is the reason why I say that beginners are more susceptible to ending up addicted, but on the other hand I'm just saying this for those (beginners) who have absolutely no true understanding of the concept of gambling.

[Onyeeze]

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.

Wining or losing in gambling doesn't be measure or be determined by your first timer or be newbie in gambling, I have seen someone who has not gambled before and later the person win it first stake in gambling, I always lament that gambling is all about luck and when you have the luck is when you will win and when you don't have the luck it will impossible for you to win gambling, you can lose at any time even the person you think that has being practicing or betting for long time, they bet same time with and your bet enters for you, two things is involved in gambling neither you lose or gain and their is no professional in gambling

[boty]

As long as they still make rational decisions, the chances of them being an addict will be low. I agree that newbies aren't prone on being addicted on gambling, they will be a casual gambler as they go until they experience a massive loss that they are desperate to reclaim it or having a massive win that they want to experience again. That I think will be the trigger for their slow process of addiction. The gambling addiction can cause them into making bad decisions that most of the addicted gamblers do and can possibly cause their life to sink.

If we can make rational decisions then we will be able to limit ourselves in the gambling activities that we play and this is very good if we can do this and this is very easy to do if they are just trying to gamble and are not yet addicted, because if they If you have been addicted to gambling, I think it will be difficult to control yourself in gambling.

Everyone who has experienced an addiction to gambling certainly finds it very difficult to control themselves when gambling and they will have financial problems because they cannot control the gambling activities they do, so it is very important to be able to control ourselves when gambling and for those who are new Those who like gambling will certainly be able to control themselves well.

[Hamphser]

As long as they still make rational decisions, the chances of them being an addict will be low. I agree that newbies aren't prone on being addicted on gambling, they will be a casual gambler as they go until they experience a massive loss that they are desperate to reclaim it or having a massive win that they want to experience again. That I think will be the trigger for their slow process of addiction. The gambling addiction can cause them into making bad decisions that most of the addicted gamblers do and can possibly cause their life to sink.

If we can make rational decisions then we will be able to limit ourselves in the gambling activities that we play and this is very good if we can do this and this is very easy to do if they are just trying to gamble and are not yet addicted, because if they If you have been addicted to gambling, I think it will be difficult to control yourself in gambling.

Everyone who has experienced an addiction to gambling certainly finds it very difficult to control themselves when gambling and they will have financial problems because they cannot control the gambling activities they do, so it is very important to be able to control ourselves when gambling and for those who are new Those who like gambling will certainly be able to control themselves well.

A must thing but majority of people would really be able to fail on following it out most of the time on which they would rather that become that impulsive on the time that they would really be able to missed out
on making those winnings on which we know that losing chance in gambling is pretty much higher comparing for you to win. On the time that you wont really be able to make out such realizations then you would really be definitely be ending up on making yourself on having those bad decisions on which we know that this is something that cant really be avoid. This is why it would be always best that
you should really be just that playing for the sake of entertainment and leisure and not for making money. You are the ones who would really be deciding on how you would really be handling up yourself
on such condition or situation.

[uneng]

Also, understand that some persons have first-time luck and so if you are lucky enough to win your first bet, be guided that shouldn't trigger you into staking more than your income or staking with an amount you cannot afford to lose.

Always a gambler wins, he will feel more tempted into continuing gambling or into engaging himself in gambling activity more frequently along the following days. That is when the situation gets dangerous, because the more he plays, closest he gets to a long loss streak. At some point, inevitably all the initial profit made will be wasted and then he will have to decide chasing losses or just giving up on gambling for profit from that moment on.

In addition, guide against becoming an addict gambler, and this you can do by limiting the number of times you gamble in a week.

It's a precious piece of advice. To limit your time destined to gambling and to define a limited budget for gambling purposes are key factors when keeping gambling routine under control and avoiding the development of an addiction. Gambling must always remain as a secondary hobby in everyone's life, and not he main purpose and practice in someone's routine. Moreover, gambling is for people who already have money to spend, and not exactly for those who are searching for methods to make extra income or even looking for a regular job.

[piebeyb]

The most important thing is to prepare an amount of money that you are ready to lose. Because gambling without money means you are just wasting your time. After that, look for a game that you think is easiest to play, such as a slot machine. No special skills are needed to be able to play it. You just need to play as often as possible to get the hang of it naturally. Your flying hours will increase along with the number of games you have played.

Yes, that's right, that's the im portance of limiting your budget when gambling. The budget for money that is not really used or unused means that which is not used to buy or meet life's needs, because there are still many gamblers who are too reckless in using money for their daily living needs to use it for gambling. The hope of winning big and doubling it then going to enjoy your winnings actually ends up spending more money, after all that is the wrong way because gambling is not just about making money. that's the most important thing.

There is a lot of gambling that does not require skill, such as slot games. In fact, almost everyone plays this game, in fact the number of players is increasing day by day because it is easy for people to be tempted by this game to get jackpots and big prizes. That is why it is important to choose a game that we think is truly comfortable to play. , all games can result in wins and losses. In the end, experience will teach you many things about getting to know gambling more deeply and its true meaning. 

[AYOBA]

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.

It's not necessary to have a large starting bankroll to gamble, you can start with as little or as much as you can afford to lose. This is because, in my opinion, gambling carries higher risks than trading; once you develop a gambling addiction, you will only lose money. Because you won't gain anything more the more you lose. The idea behind no gambling is that any money you lose on a given day is lost and cannot be recovered. For this reason, it is not advisable for someone to use gambling as a source of personal income. Particularly those who are new to gambling and have never gambled before—they just come and fall in love with it—these are the ones that lose a lot of money when they gamble.

But Some newbies take lessons from people who have been in the game for a while in order to gain experience and learn how to gamble without losing a lot of money, that's why me I prefer investing because he has a better option than gambling, so I will never introduce anyone to gambling. On investing you can always keep an eye on the market by yourself, so you'll know when the market is high.

[asyakashi]

prepare yourself when playing gambling mentally because if you can't control yourself, your life will be in danger, and remember gambling doesn't make you rich, but gambling to enjoy fun or entertainment

[Blitzboy]

I am writing out of experience. My first time gambling, I lost during the first round. I injected more and more money into my bet to ensure that I recover what I lost. I didn't recover anything, I gambled until I had no money on me left. My first mistake was not sticking to my initial budget, it didn't occur to me that gambling is base on luck and that I could lose everything I have if I keep chasing losses. Do not make the mistake I made, walk into the casino with an open mind.

This is what the first gambling experience for most people, good for you able to wake up and not become a gambling addict. As long as the gambler didn't use an emergency money for monthly needs, it won't cause a problem to their life.

It's true, it is often the case that newbie gamblers take a considerable amount of time to realize that chasing losses only serves to exacerbate their addiction. Such behavior can lead them to make rash decisions, such as dipping into their savings, selling off assets, and in the worst-case scenario, incurring significant debts.

As long as they still make rational decisions, the chances of them being an addict will be low. I agree that newbies aren't prone on being addicted on gambling, they will be a casual gambler as they go until they experience a massive loss that they are desperate to reclaim it or having a massive win that they want to experience again. That I think will be the trigger for their slow process of addiction. The gambling addiction can cause them into making bad decisions that most of the addicted gamblers do and can possibly cause their life to sink.

Well, that's right, as long as gamblers can think rationally then it is clear that indirectly they will be able to maintain the right understanding along with the awareness that exists within them, seeing things rationally or from a point of view based on logic will be able to make a gambler know what is going on. what they should do and what they should not do when they are in certain situations, such as choosing to stop when they experience one loss to prevent a larger amount of loss and also choosing to stop when they succeed in getting a win and prefer to cash out, however this is a choice The best thing is recommended so that you can stay awake in gambling involvement and as you said indirectly this will make us a little further away from the risk of possible addiction.

On the other hand, in my opinion, it is beginners who are usually more vulnerable to entering the addiction phase because it appears that they do not have much experience and they are still very ambitious in their gambling activities, so this is what makes them vulnerable to addiction because they don't really know about the dangers of gambling. , and in my opinion lately more beginners are too focused on the chance of winning which indirectly makes them seem to ignore the possibility of risk and this is the reason why I say that beginners are more susceptible to ending up addicted, but on the other hand I'm just saying this for those (beginners) who have absolutely no true understanding of the concept of gambling.

Gambling is rational. Like being a ship captain, knowing when to sail and dock is vital. Beginners are more prone to addiction, as you say. They leap in without understanding how to swim. Typical eagerness exceeding experience.

Mentorship is important to me as a veteran. Imagine if experienced gamblers taught newcomers about game mechanics and psychology. This could improve gambling knowledge and responsibility. Sharing knowledge - not just to play the game, but to understand it - is key.

I think we need to create a culture where pausing is a strategy, not a loss. Like chess, sometimes the wisest move is to retreat and plan for the next game. Such a method may promote healthy gambling. Remember, gambling should be fun, and playing another day is part of that. All about balance, right?

[masulum]

prepare yourself when playing gambling mentally because if you can't control yourself, your life will be in danger, and remember gambling doesn't make you rich, but gambling to enjoy fun or entertainment

It's true, being richf from gamble us not everyone can get. If getting rich is the goal, then gambling is not the right way to make money or to get rich instanly. The reason is, many people experience lose because they focus on profits to get rich instantly or get a big jackpot from a small bet. Well, when we are going to play a casino game, thinking use gambling for fun with an allocation that can be accepted when we are lose.

[BABY SHOES]

prepare yourself when playing gambling mentally because if you can't control yourself, your life will be in danger, and remember gambling doesn't make you rich, but gambling to enjoy fun or entertainment

It's true, being richf from gamble us not everyone can get. If getting rich is the goal, then gambling is not the right way to make money or to get rich instanly. The reason is, many people experience lose because they focus on profits to get rich instantly or get a big jackpot from a small bet. Well, when we are going to play a casino game, thinking use gambling for fun with an allocation that can be accepted when we are lose.

Many people have the wrong mindset when they play gambling, they just want to get rich instantly and don't want to work hard in other fields but they just want to be simpler at gambling even though it will be a high delusion for them, if gambling is only the goal for that, it will affect their mentality including their mind and psychology, some even commit suicide because of gambling because they are in a lot of debt everywhere.

Naahh that gambling should make fun when you are ready to lose the money set, this also cannot be much just a small percentage that is owned according to the existing bankroll.

I just think gambling is a game of losing more than winning.