Taking a break in gambling

[KiaKia]

I can't count how many times I have taken some time off gambling, it's easier to do if you have important things going on in your family, as a family man you have to give time to your kids and spend time with them, playing in a garden is enough to eat up your free time.

Taking a break is necessary and helpful too, when you engage in something too many times you feel bored and tired of it, so mixing that free time with something else is not a bad plan at all.

I spend some of my free times with family, movies, video games and holidays, gambling is not a must for me, but there are times that I feel the thirst of gambling, and even though I know that I will likely throw some money away, but it's not a problem for me, because I risk what I can accept to lose.

[Jody.Drummer]

How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?

Though I'm not a gambler but I've been around people that gambles and I can tell that it's really difficult for them to take a break because they feel that they may miss their chances of winning if they go on a break. The only people that can be able to take a break or rather quit gambling is people that are new into it and tried their luck in other to win but the winning didn't come as expected as they can easily lose interest and decides to give it some time before they try again.

Yes but the problem is that they will never know whether if they do not stop in the sense of continuing to gamble whether they can win or even lose again? this is what must be made a question for consideration, because gambling has absolutely no certainty whatsoever to be able to get a win, all of that is unknown, I understand that gambling provides a chance to win for all gamblers but that opportunity will only be able to happen (materialize) if you are really in a lucky situation because overall only luck can lead you to victory.

One of the other reasons why there are some gamblers who find it difficult to quit is because they are too focused on winning which is basically as I said above that anyone can never know when they can win, and conversely gamblers who can quit are those who are not too focused on winning and also who have a proper understanding that gambling is always about winning and losing, in the sense that they are worried that if they continue their gambling sessions or there are no limits imposed on their gambling they are worried that they will lose a larger amount of money.

[oktana]

I lost some money last year and the break I decided to take is for the whole year.
I have chosen that I will not participate in any form of gambling since then because I realized that there are patterns that gambling creates that all gamblers follow. When you lose your money, the next thing you’re trying to recover it, then you lose more. And if you win, you become greedy by wanting more. So I just choose to stay clear. 

[Crypt0Gore]

It's not necessary to take a break if you are a gambler who doesn't gamble every week, or someone who only games two days in a week, we have seven days in a week and if two days, with few minutes or a hour max is your gambling session what type of break will you need anyway?

I like telling people to always limit their gambling time and days, this is compulsory to put everything in the right order, you will have time with your own life and not wrap your head around gambling gains only, you will also be able to practice risk management and stand by your strategy.

Spending too much time on casinos is not good for you, take some days off by choosing one or three days in a week as your max gambling days, the other days that are not your gambling days are enough for you to think and do things right.

[gabbie2010]

How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?

If it's because the imminent increasing value of crypto is a major consign to you, I think you should look inward to local gambling sites that accept local currency for betting, I believe the local currency would have a lesser value than crypto thus losing few bucks in local currency wouldn't hurt unlike losing some chunk of crypto however if you prefer taking a break and the price of crypto keep on increasing with minor correction or pullback that means you might not gamble again, in my own case I use a local gambling site after switching from crypto to my local currency and betting with few buck in my local currency to win some few money is satisfactory.

[aioc]

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?

Gambling doesn't have a hold on me I can always take a break from gambling anytime and anyway I have taken a break when I have a job where I need to be in a factory for 12 to 15 hours when I lose and win a big amount of money, and when I don't have a job, taking a break from gambling from time to time is very important so we don't develop the habit of becoming too involved in gambling, that will be developed to gambling addiction.
Habits are very important if you keep doing the same thing almost every day, you become addicted to it gambling addiction is one bad habit that we should not develop it will lead to something that we will regret later.
Many people unknowingly develop addiction because of not taking a break.

[Blitzboy]

It's not necessary to take a break if you are a gambler who doesn't gamble every week, or someone who only games two days in a week, we have seven days in a week and if two days, with few minutes or a hour max is your gambling session what type of break will you need anyway?

I like telling people to always limit their gambling time and days, this is compulsory to put everything in the right order, you will have time with your own life and not wrap your head around gambling gains only, you will also be able to practice risk management and stand by your strategy.

Spending too much time on casinos is not good for you, take some days off by choosing one or three days in a week as your max gambling days, the other days that are not your gambling days are enough for you to think and do things right.

Hearing someone advocate for a systematic approach to entertainment is refreshing. I endorse your two-day-a-week gaming schedule. Within this paradigm, a small break can be powerful for reflection.

Not only does restricting gambling time avoid overindulgence, it improves life. Creating harmony where gambling is a fun distraction, not a power issue. By actively deciding when to stand back, we obtain a richer, more balanced existence where every wager is a choice, not a compulsion.

Even casual gamblers should be encouraged to take a break to promote the value of pause. We readjust and remember why we gamble: for fun and chance.

[boltz]

Breaks in gambling are super welcome and necessary!

I tend to make breaks after I have a massive losing streak because no matter what I bet , I end up losing so it's better to simply forget about gambling for a while and after a few weeks or even months , I comeback to place a bet and see if my luck changed or not. 

[umbara ardian]

hitting the pause button on gambling? Totally normal, bro. In fact, it's a smart move, not a sign of weakness. Think of it like this: even the most hardcore athletes take rest days, right? It's how they recharge, avoid burnout, and come back stronger.

You're spot on about the reasons for a break being diverse. Maybe finances need a breather, schedules get hectic, or emotions take a rollercoaster ride. Whatever the trigger, listening to your gut is key. Forcing yourself to gamble when your heart's not in it is like trying to climb a mountain with one shoe tied. Not gonna end well.

Think in a more positive way, taking a break shouldn't feel like punishment. It's an opportunity to explore other things, reconnect with yourself, and come back to gambling with a fresh perspective.

[the rise]

I will take a break from gambling if I don't have sufficient income to fulfill my life and I will also take a break if I need it for my main needs, but I will return if everything is normal and I have a little left as my capital in gambling, this is something I often experience so I don't prioritize my gambling more than my main needs, because my salary is just enough for my life, only if I'm lucky to get extra money

[Litzki1990]

Taking a break from everything and working in a new way creates a different enthusiasm for work and increases interest in work. Even if you are a regular gambler, you should take a break from gambling. When you take a break from gambling, you can better prepare yourself for gambling. A person is not able to do any work independently through some defect remains.You may be making a profit from gambling but you may also notice that there are areas where you can improve. And if you can't find your weakness then you can take a break at that time and take a break to find out where you need to improve and try to improve on that. If this is how you think about gambling then taking a break from gambling is definitely a good decision for you.  .

[maydna]

It's not necessary to take a break if you are a gambler who doesn't gamble every week, or someone who only games two days in a week, we have seven days in a week and if two days, with few minutes or a hour max is your gambling session what type of break will you need anyway?

I like telling people to always limit their gambling time and days, this is compulsory to put everything in the right order, you will have time with your own life and not wrap your head around gambling gains only, you will also be able to practice risk management and stand by your strategy.

Spending too much time on casinos is not good for you, take some days off by choosing one or three days in a week as your max gambling days, the other days that are not your gambling days are enough for you to think and do things right.

I think taking a break from gambling is necessary so that you won't think about gambling even if you don't gamble very often. It would be like a precaution that we take from gambling, which could become more frequent without us realizing it. Even though we rarely gamble, it can make us come to the casino the next day because we know that gambling can really tempt us to gamble again. This is what we have to be aware of when playing gambling so that we can really avoid problems such as gambling addiction, where we cannot predict when gambling addiction will come to us. We can only anticipate or prevent bad things from coming to us so that we can still feel comfortable when gambling.

[Rabata]

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?

Gambling requires taking a break, but the true extent of a gambler's break is up to him. I sometimes take a break from different reasons. The fact that you took a break from the perspective of the bull run that will now be a common reason for many gamblers. Investing in cryptocurrencies when the market is bullish is more profitable than gambling. So many take a temporary break from gambling. But I still don't think about that because I spend a small amount of money on gambling and I have a separate portfolio for investments. A large proportion of gamblers take a break from gambling for financial reasons.

[the rise]

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?

Gambling requires taking a break, but the true extent of a gambler's break is up to him. I sometimes take a break from different reasons. The fact that you took a break from the perspective of the bull run that will now be a common reason for many gamblers. Investing in cryptocurrencies when the market is bullish is more profitable than gambling. So many take a temporary break from gambling. But I still don't think about that because I spend a small amount of money on gambling and I have a separate portfolio for investments. A large proportion of gamblers take a break from gambling for financial reasons.

If they stop because of financial factors, it is much better than having to take a break. Moreover, if the gambling they do exceeds the limits of their ability and finances, it is better to just stop immediately rather than having to take a break, which in the future will also force themselves, if they stop temporarily. because the purpose of the investment doesn't matter at all

[junder]

Breaks in gambling are super welcome and necessary!

I tend to make breaks after I have a massive losing streak because no matter what I bet , I end up losing so it's better to simply forget about gambling for a while and after a few weeks or even months , I comeback to place a bet and see if my luck changed or not. 

Yes, it is necessary to take a break, because gambling can make your mind confused by the fact that you will lose more often. indeed, if we have lost in gambling, we hope to stop to rest or rest our minds, because if we continue gambling continuously it can mess up our minds which can trigger us to experience emotions that can cause big losses, therefore taking a break from gambling is important because we requires clear thinking to gamble.

I can't imagine gambling without taking a break, maybe it will make us emotional and everything will become uncontrollable, especially as you said by experiencing consecutive losses, in my opinion, if you gamble, you will lose and deposit the money back to gamble. It can influence our thinking which can make us emotional, especially if we have successive defeats. It is necessary to reset your thinking so that emotions do not occur which can cause everything to fall apart.

[Oilacris]

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?

Gambling requires taking a break, but the true extent of a gambler's break is up to him. I sometimes take a break from different reasons. The fact that you took a break from the perspective of the bull run that will now be a common reason for many gamblers. Investing in cryptocurrencies when the market is bullish is more profitable than gambling. So many take a temporary break from gambling. But I still don't think about that because I spend a small amount of money on gambling and I have a separate portfolio for investments. A large proportion of gamblers take a break from gambling for financial reasons.

If they stop because of financial factors, it is much better than having to take a break. Moreover, if the gambling they do exceeds the limits of their ability and finances, it is better to just stop immediately rather than having to take a break, which in the future will also force themselves, if they stop temporarily. because the purpose of the investment doesn't matter at all

If you do find yourself on not to be able to quit up gambling then it would really be just that only on two possible reasons on which you are really that trying out to make some good hits
or really just that simply trying out to chase those loses on which these are the only possible reasons on why a certain individual would really be that having those long time kind of gambling dealing.
This is why it would really be that best that on the time that you've seen yourself that spending too much money into this activity. This is why it would really be better that you should
having a break at least or stop completely if you have seen that gambling attachment is already into point on which is beyond on someones limitation on which it is really just that right on making those decisions.

[lombok]

I play sports betting, and of course I don't play all the time and all the time. I only play when I want and when I am sure that the club playing the match is capable of winning. Not every match I will enter. Maybe this doesn't stop, but I'm not addicted plus I only play with $1 a little less. Sometimes I get capital from playing fauchet.

[shasan]

While I want to take a break I just withdraw my funds from gambling sites and try to pass my time on Facebook and/or YouTube. And it helps me to stay out of gambling. And I think only a few people may stay away from gambling until s/he have funds left to him/her.

[Dewi Aries]

While I want to take a break I just withdraw my funds from gambling sites and try to pass my time on Facebook and/or YouTube. And it helps me to stay out of gambling. And I think only a few people may stay away from gambling until s/he have funds left to him/her.

If you are in a winning situation then obviously that is what you should do by preferring to withdraw the funds in the gambling site, this can make you enjoy the results of the gambling you do and after that turn your attention to other things such as watching youtube shows or swiping screens on some social media such as Facebook, but on the other hand only a few people are able to do this when they are in a winning situation, usually you may also know that for most people "greed" is a difficult thing to ignore when they are in a winning situation.

Instead of resting they continue with much higher assumptions and confidence and with the idea that they will be able to make a bigger amount, however greed is a bad action that should be avoided in gambling, I understand that there is a chance for you to get a bigger amount, but such results are very rare, and usually you lose everything, so this is why it is important to always apply limits to gambling activities whether it is in terms of budget or time involvement.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

I do not gamble frequently. So I do not think I should call it a break if I do not gamble for a week or two or more weeks. I am a busy type and I only have few hours for gambling, mostly during weekend. From the money I receive weekly, I still have like 5% that I can use to gamble anytime I want to gamble but that is if I have time for it.

The reason I think people may take a break is when gambling is taking much of their time or maybe they are becoming addicted and go for self-exclusion.

This is my own case, but not so much in terms of being busy. I mean: yes I am generally busy but that wouldn't stop me from gambling more if I wanted to because nowadays gambling access is 24/7 if you want to, you can play from your mobile. What I am like you is that I don't gamble very often and without talking about percentages, it's always amounts I can afford to lose.