Do you feel excited while gambling

[LUCKMCFLY]

Sure, gambling can be exciting for a lot of folks. Including me. The chance of winning gives a rush. But we always gotta think - is the fun worth the harm it can cause? Gambling ain't a game like football with cheering crowds and it can hurt people badly, financially and psychologically. If you are not ready for that, you can always find safer ways to get your joy that don't put everything at stake.

You are absolutely right, I have always said that cinso and games of chance have their way of doing things so that we stay hooked there, that is something normal, I can also say that from my own experience thanks to those emotions and by To think that at one point I was invincible because I lost what I had saved in crypto just to play the game, but the feeling of adrenaline was incredible, but that emotion passes unnoticed when you run out of energy, and that's when you as a player reflect, He starts to think, sometimes he says that he was unlucky or that the casino robbed him, all those things were going through my thoughts, and no, the result is that as a player he overdid himself and couldn't control himself, that's why the terrible tragedy, but it's something that can be remedied because it serves as a great learning experience, and as something that should not be done again, it is clear that sometimes thanks to our emotions we have impulses and many things that can be done, that is only why we must learn.

So the idea of these threads is for those people who are entering, who are newbies, so they see these errors so that they do not repeat them and do not run out of money because sometimes the disappointment is great and that causes us to be people who do not We have a lot to do, some withdraw from the game because they feel that they can't take it anymore and that they don't want to spend more time and that is something understandable, so the idea of this is to be able to receive advice, for example, the best advice I can give is that I always Before you enter a casino you have money that you want or are willing to lose, and from there you play, but if you want that money you have the total discipline of not depositing more, because that is breaking the rules, possible addictions begin. And not only that, but all the problems that can arise for a person begin, because the spending of money is what causes this.

[Accardo]

You feel excited when you win of course, but I think I can speak for everyone that it is the opposite when you lose! That excitement can turn sour in an instant with the simple pair of cards or the roll of the dice! You've got to take your chances and risk it to get the biscut! But at the same time, you have to be responsible and know when to say enough is enough. You have to keep your emotions at bay!

The Op did not mention that his case is that of pain due to lack of winning. It is normal just as you have explained, a gambler will feel excited when winning and bad when losing takes over. The level of pain is dependent on if the gambler use amount he cannot lose without distress. A situation where the gambler is losing seriously yet feeling excited is a case of addiction, the type of addiction that appears like catching fun meanwhile deep down or maybe after the gambler run out of funds the real pain will manifest.

Looking at the context of Op's thread, I think it focuses on distress, over, loss or win. A gambler can be tired of gambling often but isn't in control of deciding when to stop the habit. As it's already a habit and can't be forsaken easily. That could cause the player to feel less excited while gambling. On the other hand, if a gambler has been away from gambling, he could be happy to gamble again after a while of not participating in the game. Hence, win or loss is a part of the excitement gamblers get, but the stress can be a major attribute to how we feel while gambling.

Many gamblers have mentioned they regret winning with a smaller amount of money. They were supposed to be happy for winning, but due to stress or greed they don't appreciate it anymore. Such a gambler may have been so deep into gambling that it doesn't excite him anymore. When we constantly do something, the fun gets going gradually. That's why it's crucial for a gambler to take a break from gambling.

[tread93]

You feel excited when you win of course, but I think I can speak for everyone that it is the opposite when you lose! That excitement can turn sour in an instant with the simple pair of cards or the roll of the dice! You've got to take your chances and risk it to get the biscut! But at the same time, you have to be responsible and know when to say enough is enough. You have to keep your emotions at bay!

The Op did not mention that his case is that of pain due to lack of winning. It is normal just as you have explained, a gambler will feel excited when winning and bad when losing takes over. The level of pain is dependent on if the gambler use amount he cannot lose without distress. A situation where the gambler is losing seriously yet feeling excited is a case of addiction, the type of addiction that appears like catching fun meanwhile deep down or maybe after the gambler run out of funds the real pain will manifest.

Looking at the context of Op's thread, I think it focuses on distress, over, loss or win. A gambler can be tired of gambling often but isn't in control of deciding when to stop the habit. As it's already a habit and can't be forsaken easily. That could cause the player to feel less excited while gambling. On the other hand, if a gambler has been away from gambling, he could be happy to gamble again after a while of not participating in the game. Hence, win or loss is a part of the excitement gamblers get, but the stress can be a major attribute to how we feel while gambling.

Many gamblers have mentioned they regret winning with a smaller amount of money. They were supposed to be happy for winning, but due to stress or greed they don't appreciate it anymore. Such a gambler may have been so deep into gambling that it doesn't excite him anymore. When we constantly do something, the fun gets going gradually. That's why it's crucial for a gambler to take a break from gambling.

Yes that is an interesting take, its like their tolerance level is so high that they no longer feel the effects of the endorphins flooding into their system so essentially they feel numb to it maybe? Or maybe there is just a lack of excitement because gambling is such an emotional roller coaster for a lot of people. I don't think i could ever get to that point. I don't think that there is ever a time when I don't feel nervous or anxious when I am gambling unless I am exuding full confidence in what I am doing and maybe I have had some of that liquid luck myself lol.

[Dewi Aries]

Sure, gambling can be exciting for a lot of folks. Including me. The chance of winning gives a rush. But we always gotta think - is the fun worth the harm it can cause? Gambling ain't a game like football with cheering crowds and it can hurt people badly, financially and psychologically. If you are not ready for that, you can always find safer ways to get your joy that don't put everything at stake.

I think gambling will really be fun for someone who understands the real concept of gambling, understanding the possible risks and what is meant by winning chances in gambling is an action that must be emphasized more and is a mindset and understanding that must be had to become a healthy gambler. Because most of the gamblers really can't feel the fun that is meant, and it is not uncommon for them to claim unilaterally that gambling is a place to earn.

That is typical of gamblers who do not see rationally and from various sides from the beginning of their involvement which ultimately makes them fall on the wrong path. On the other hand, it is sometimes possible for fun to turn into stress and strain when you get out of control, meaning that it is important for a gambler to always apply firmness to his consciousness to identify such situations which stop when gambling is no longer fun for you, because everything must be balanced between the money spent and the pleasure gained, or even yes as you suggest that it is better to switch to something else that is also fun but without the possibility of significant risk.

[passwordnow]

Many gamblers have mentioned they regret winning with a smaller amount of money. They were supposed to be happy for winning, but due to stress or greed they don't appreciate it anymore. Such a gambler may have been so deep into gambling that it doesn't excite him anymore. When we constantly do something, the fun gets going gradually.

It's because they've probably won bigger amount in the past and with that, they don't feel any smaller amount of winning and they don't appreciate that. I agree that they tend to be happy with any amount as long as it's a win, there are even a lot of gamblers having hard time winning their bets and yet, they've won but still not contented and unhappy.  And that's one reason why a gambler loses his excitement because that he's unable to attain the same bigger amount as he did in the past.

That's why it's crucial for a gambler to take a break from gambling.

When he doesn't feel happy anymore and the excitement is gone. It's essentially normal for one to take a break to reflect what he's up and if it's worth it to continue. If not, just take that break and enjoy what you haven't done for a long time and just go back to gambling again and feel that excitement once you're done with your vacation.

[GxSTxV]

Only when you learn how to gamble with the right way, or when you are a new gambler the excitement goes down gradually with consecutive losses. This experience may happen to anyone who started gambling and still gambling, you will definitely feel a difference before going to play a session from first days of playing having that feel of excitement to win a good amount, while it's difference when the stress enters your experience worrying to lose your deposit.
Personally, I managed to keep or at least recover that feeling with a healthy way of gambling. Setting a short time to gamble on your free time with a very small budget feom your salary or income, I was able to get the same excitement every time for many reasons; one of them is the possibility of winning huge, second is not caring that much if I lost all my deposit since I will do that once again on my free time and without harming my pocket or savings.

Gambling itself is an exciting activity, however if you are not gambling healthy you will end up so stressed before each session or worse; addiction and chasing losses, which is going to turn out to a nightmare.

[erep]

It's because they've probably won bigger amount in the past and with that, they don't feel any smaller amount of winning and they don't appreciate that. I agree that they tend to be happy with any amount as long as it's a win, there are even a lot of gamblers having hard time winning their bets and yet, they've won but still not contented and unhappy.  And that's one reason why a gambler loses his excitement because that he's unable to attain the same bigger amount as he did in the past.

Some complaints from gamblers that they have difficulty getting wins on high bets but after lowering the betting level they get wins, this can reduce the excitement for gamblers because the winning ratio on bets gets lower and the influence of past high wins can also reduce their interest in gambling because they no chance of getting that win once again. Usually gambling activities only seek income rather than enjoying gambling because of their greed to target profits of at least 2 times the capital but they may not necessarily achieve this and they can even lose capital due to gambling with greed rather than enjoying gambling with low stakes.

[Orpichukwu]

you need to remember that gambling is just for fun, if you feel uncomfortable gambling it is better for you to stop immediately, don't gamble just to chase wins, but do it as entertainment

Gambling is just for fun, but we can't deny the fact that most of the time we also like to see the dice rolling in our favour.
 
Most people do gambling, and when they lose, no matter the amount involved, they find it uncomfortable to control themselves.

And judging by the OP, she appears to be the type to look at things in a different way, maybe because she might have calculated what the money could have been used for or why she made such a mistake at all.

[passwordnow]

It's because they've probably won bigger amount in the past and with that, they don't feel any smaller amount of winning and they don't appreciate that. I agree that they tend to be happy with any amount as long as it's a win, there are even a lot of gamblers having hard time winning their bets and yet, they've won but still not contented and unhappy.  And that's one reason why a gambler loses his excitement because that he's unable to attain the same bigger amount as he did in the past.

Some complaints from gamblers that they have difficulty getting wins on high bets but after lowering the betting level they get wins, this can reduce the excitement for gamblers because the winning ratio on bets gets lower and the influence of past high wins can also reduce their interest in gambling because they no chance of getting that win once again.

Well, I'd say that it becomes a natural thing in gambling. No rituals or whatsoever but when we do bet big with the hope of winning big, the opposite actually comes and we have no control over these matters and that's why we focus on the things that we have control and that's our emotions. If there's no longer any excitement with that, it's much better to just bet with any amount that you'd happy to see win and lose that without having any big emotion because if you're going to do that at all times, you won't be emotionally attached to it and the investment that you're having through your emotion, you'd be aware of any situation that may happen.

Usually gambling activities only seek income rather than enjoying gambling because of their greed to target profits of at least 2 times the capital but they may not necessarily achieve this and they can even lose capital due to gambling with greed rather than enjoying gambling with low stakes.

Even if many are saying that we should gamble to have fun. That idea and purpose of making some money will never be gone because it is undeniably one of the major reasons why many of us gambles. When someone becomes greedy, that's his/her mistake because many thoughts are going to come there and whether you are as excited as you do but when you fell short and losses those bet of yours and you're for the money, you're going to be terribly sorry for having that expectation and experience.

[arimamib]

Usually gambling activities only seek income rather than enjoying gambling because of their greed to target profits of at least 2 times the capital but they may not necessarily achieve this and they can even lose capital due to gambling with greed rather than enjoying gambling with low stakes.

Even if many are saying that we should gamble to have fun. That idea and purpose of making some money will never be gone because it is undeniably one of the major reasons why many of us gambles. When someone becomes greedy, that's his/her mistake because many thoughts are going to come there and whether you are as excited as you do but when you fell short and losses those bet of yours and you're for the money, you're going to be terribly sorry for having that expectation and experience.

Many people engage in gambling for enjoyment and recreation, but the allure of making money in gambling cannot be ignored as a significant motivator for some. Most of the time they overlook the potential pitfalls associated with chasing profits in gambling when greed takes over. When individuals become overly fixated on monetary gains, they may lose sight of responsible gambling practices and succumb to risky behaviors.

The reality of gambling is that wins and losses are inevitable, and expecting consistent financial gains can lead to disappointment and regret. Greed can cloud judgment and lead to impulsive decision-making that results in significant financial losses and emotional distress. While the allure of making money through gambling may always exist, Gamblers need to prioritize enjoyment and responsible behavior over the pursuit of financial gain. Maintaining a balanced approach to gambling involves acknowledging the potential for both enjoyment and financial risk. Setting realistic expectations, practicing self-discipline, and knowing when to walk away are essential elements of responsible gambling.

[Wiwo]

Sure, gambling can be exciting for a lot of folks. Including me. The chance of winning gives a rush. But we always gotta think - is the fun worth the harm it can cause? Gambling ain't a game like football with cheering crowds and it can hurt people badly, financially and psychologically. If you are not ready for that, you can always find safer ways to get your joy that don't put everything at stake.

When you gamble with small amount of Money and you do so with the aim to have fun and nothing outside that, you tend to have higher chances of having excitement and fulfilment from your gambling session, but on the event that a gambler goes out of that way to taking gambling to be some form of money ventures and profits mindset, the risk of not having that fun or even end up depressed becomes higher in the end.

But every gambler should know when the game is for fun it then it gives the gambler the full fun and excitement so we have to work inline with that mindsets at all time, if fun and excitement is what we a re looking from gambling.

[Rufsilf]

Sure, gambling can be exciting for a lot of folks. Including me. The chance of winning gives a rush. But we always gotta think - is the fun worth the harm it can cause? Gambling ain't a game like football with cheering crowds and it can hurt people badly, financially and psychologically. If you are not ready for that, you can always find safer ways to get your joy that don't put everything at stake.

This explains why only a select few people are able to control their emotions when they bet. While the thrill of gambling might be seductive, it's important to recognize the possible risks involved and take precautions to bet sensibly. In other words, gambling can result in financial losses similar to what the OP has experienced, and he may be disappointed if he simply bets without winning. Because of the stress of losing money and the inability to control our gambling impulses, it can also have an adverse effect on our mental health. For this reason, I believe that protecting our mental health should come first when it comes to gambling.

[GigaBit]

Sure, gambling can be exciting for a lot of folks. Including me. The chance of winning gives a rush. But we always gotta think - is the fun worth the harm it can cause? Gambling ain't a game like football with cheering crowds and it can hurt people badly, financially and psychologically. If you are not ready for that, you can always find safer ways to get your joy that don't put everything at stake.

It is certainly one of the most exciting things for those who understand gambling but a gambler must accept not only wins but also losses before gambling. All gamblers hope to win but refuse to accept defeat easily. Those who use gambling as a recreation can certainly handle it naturally but those with excessive greed will lose quickly . A gambler must remember that gambling is not a source of income. Hence a gambler greatly embraces the excitement between winning and losing.

When some gamblers engage in uncontrolled gambling, their level of greed will increase, making them more likely to lose. Gambling is a very enjoyable platform for many who know how to control themselves in gambling. Some gamblers even if they have a gambling loss they will manage the gambling without regret but try to observe their mistakes.

[LDL]

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Gambling is a game of extreme excitement and tension.  Suppose you bet on a football match and at the last moment you are at the moment of defeat, if you think about how your mental and nervous pressure will be, you will find the answer to this question easily.
I always feel nervous in gambling and investing and I can't control my excitement until I win a bet. But this excited state is not easy to control but many times over excited state is responsible for psychological damage as well as losses in gambling.

[passwordnow]

Even if many are saying that we should gamble to have fun. That idea and purpose of making some money will never be gone because it is undeniably one of the major reasons why many of us gambles. When someone becomes greedy, that's his/her mistake because many thoughts are going to come there and whether you are as excited as you do but when you fell short and losses those bet of yours and you're for the money, you're going to be terribly sorry for having that expectation and experience.

Many people engage in gambling for enjoyment and recreation, but the allure of making money in gambling cannot be ignored as a significant motivator for some. Most of the time they overlook the potential pitfalls associated with chasing profits in gambling when greed takes over. When individuals become overly fixated on monetary gains, they may lose sight of responsible gambling practices and succumb to risky behaviors.

And that's what normally happens to many gamblers that are for the profit, as in all of us are in profit but we put on top of that about enjoyment so that we won't hurt ourselves ego when we're losing and at the same time, we have some back up reasoning on why we should gamble for fun and not for the profits.

The reality of gambling is that wins and losses are inevitable, and expecting consistent financial gains can lead to disappointment and regret.

There is no other result in gambling but those. 

Greed can cloud judgment and lead to impulsive decision-making that results in significant financial losses and emotional distress. While the allure of making money through gambling may always exist, Gamblers need to prioritize enjoyment and responsible behavior over the pursuit of financial gain. Maintaining a balanced approach to gambling involves acknowledging the potential for both enjoyment and financial risk. Setting realistic expectations, practicing self-discipline, and knowing when to walk away are essential elements of responsible gambling.

Even if we tell that for a hundred times that we should have fun when we gamble, you'll never stop gamblers to gamble for profit because thats' how it goes for the most of us. The excitement will not be there if you gamble for fun but it's for your judgment on how you're going to look at every situation to avoid being disappointed because all of us have ways of determining the level of happiness based on the purpose and reasons that we have. If we don't gamble for profit, we obviously gamble for the enjoyment and so on and so forth.

[Accardo]

Many gamblers have mentioned they regret winning with a smaller amount of money. They were supposed to be happy for winning, but due to stress or greed they don't appreciate it anymore. Such a gambler may have been so deep into gambling that it doesn't excite him anymore. When we constantly do something, the fun gets going gradually.

It's because they've probably won bigger amount in the past and with that, they don't feel any smaller amount of winning and they don't appreciate that. I agree that they tend to be happy with any amount as long as it's a win, there are even a lot of gamblers having hard time winning their bets and yet, they've won but still not contented and unhappy.  And that's one reason why a gambler loses his excitement because that he's unable to attain the same bigger amount as he did in the past.

That's why it's crucial for a gambler to take a break from gambling.

When he doesn't feel happy anymore and the excitement is gone. It's essentially normal for one to take a break to reflect what he's up and if it's worth it to continue. If not, just take that break and enjoy what you haven't done for a long time and just go back to gambling again and feel that excitement once you're done with your vacation.

Gamblers who have won high amount of money in the past will one day, not care about smaller wins, and it's one purpose that makes them throw all they've won back to the casino, including their earned money from different businesses. However, the game is meant to be fun, but the funds are no longer interesting to the player. As the wins won't show up all the time. Players also have unique moods that leads to such behavior. It could be as a result of a delay in winning again. Recently noticed that gamblers who are one-time big winners crown themselves experts, hence trying to coach others around them on gambling, but if they fail to win again, the excitement can disappear. Because they wouldn't feel like experts anymore, with their money going all back to the house. 

[Oilacris]

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Gambling is a game of extreme excitement and tension.  Suppose you bet on a football match and at the last moment you are at the moment of defeat, if you think about how your mental and nervous pressure will be, you will find the answer to this question easily.
I always feel nervous in gambling and investing and I can't control my excitement until I win a bet. But this excited state is not easy to control but many times over excited state is responsible for psychological damage as well as losses in gambling.

This is why on the time that you do step your foot into this market then you should really be aware about into those jumping of emotions on which this is something that could really happen
and this is something that you would really be tending to have on which you should really be that playing gambling for the sake of fun and entertainment and not making it as a source of income.
The main mistake of people is that they are really that switching to make it as a source of income and on the time that they do play then those emotions would spike up and this is where it would really be resulting that you would be able to deposit even more because you arent that satisfied on the things that you are currently experience. This is why it would be your choice on what you should gonna do but at least go to the realistic side of things.

I've known some of my gambler friends that still doing fine even if they've been dealing with gambling for 5 years or more but still they arent that wrecking up themselves
because they do make themselves that responsible on the actions that they are taking. They do play gambling for fun, if they lost then they do just simply move on and
call it a day and would be making some deposit again on tomorrows session but of course in a controlled manner.

[Oasisman]

Sure, gambling can be exciting for a lot of folks. Including me. The chance of winning gives a rush. But we always gotta think - is the fun worth the harm it can cause? Gambling ain't a game like football with cheering crowds and it can hurt people badly, financially and psychologically. If you are not ready for that, you can always find safer ways to get your joy that don't put everything at stake.

I can say that all can be worth the fun as long as you keep everything in minimum. I mean with minimum money to allocate and a minimum of time to spend in a casino or an online casino. This is my own definition of having fun in gambling, other than that, if a person tends to break his own limits, I can call it a serious gambling hobby, not an addiction yet because everything has a process before reaching such level of gambling involvement.
And yeah, the excitement and fun always comes on whether or not you're gonna win your bet. The higher the stake the higher the excitement for sure and of course the higher the risk of losing more money. Losing ain't fun though.
I think most people who tends to gamble excessively are "ready" to take the risk of losing everything they have, but most of them aren't ready on what's going to happen after everything is done and when they're back with their families or normal lives. It's not gonna be a surprise if we hear the word "gambling" coming out from the mouth of the homeless.  

[wxa7115]

Sure, gambling can be exciting for a lot of folks. Including me. The chance of winning gives a rush. But we always gotta think - is the fun worth the harm it can cause? Gambling ain't a game like football with cheering crowds and it can hurt people badly, financially and psychologically. If you are not ready for that, you can always find safer ways to get your joy that don't put everything at stake.

This explains why only a select few people are able to control their emotions when they bet. While the thrill of gambling might be seductive, it's important to recognize the possible risks involved and take precautions to bet sensibly. In other words, gambling can result in financial losses similar to what the OP has experienced, and he may be disappointed if he simply bets without winning. Because of the stress of losing money and the inability to control our gambling impulses, it can also have an adverse effect on our mental health. For this reason, I believe that protecting our mental health should come first when it comes to gambling.

Most people can enjoy things that could harm them if done in excess without a problem, it is just that the cases of the people that cannot do it are so prominent and impossible to ignore, that it may seem as if this could happen to anyone.

But this is not really true, most of those that become addicted and suffered negative consequences had a predisposition to it already, so as long as you do not have it then you should be able to gamble without suffering any major setback.

[passwordnow]

Gamblers who have won high amount of money in the past will one day, not care about smaller wins, and it's one purpose that makes them throw all they've won back to the casino, including their earned money from different businesses.

Yeah, it's easier to lose that money back to the casino because the amount isn't satisfying. And our satisfaction is also growing and that's why when we've won small amounts, that's not going to give us the encouragement to keep that money but instead we just gamble it back and we wouldn't care if it will lose again. Going to that point of losing including the hard earned money, that person is doing it the wrong way. Don't touch other money that are not dedicated to gambling because that will be the fall down of his entire empire together with his businesses.

However, the game is meant to be fun, but the funds are no longer interesting to the player. As the wins won't show up all the time. Players also have unique moods that leads to such behavior. It could be as a result of a delay in winning again. Recently noticed that gamblers who are one-time big winners crown themselves experts, hence trying to coach others around them on gambling, but if they fail to win again, the excitement can disappear. Because they wouldn't feel like experts anymore, with their money going all back to the house. 

I agree, moods do change and sometimes we're happy to win with any amount but there are times that it's totally disappointing. And it becomes a domino effect when we lose one time, it's going to be the entire day that we have. As for the gamblers that have won and treats themselves as experts, you know it's the same with the market that when the bull run comes, too many experts comes out everywhere proclaiming that they're the best but they're all clowns.