When you are not to gamble.

[laijsica]

Maybe I will conclude that a gambler who has good responsibility is one who knows and understands what and how gambling really is, and this understanding will make them know what to do and what to avoid in every situation they face, and because this is why from the beginning we are always advised to use a rational mindset in every time we assess everything we find, none other than because that way it is less likely for us to make mistakes in making decisions.

The conclusion you gave is right because it is true that a gambler who has a true sense of responsibility will easily regulate how he plays when it is time to stop and when he should play. And in my opinion, responsible gamblers tend to have very good and careful thinking because what he does depends on seeing the situation and conditions he experiences at that time, if it is not possible he will stop immediately and not force his desires.

Basically, responsible gambling relies on individual patience and focus. If a gambler can maintain consistency with his money, he can be more aware of making the right decisions. By proper and disciplined lifestyle a gambler can prevent wasting time and money.
Whenever there is no discipline among gamblers, their level of addiction will increase and they will face financial losses.

[bubilas]

Basically, responsible gambling relies on individual patience and focus. If a gambler can maintain consistency with his money, he can be more aware of making the right decisions. By proper and disciplined lifestyle a gambler can prevent wasting time and money.
Whenever there is no discipline among gamblers, their level of addiction will increase and they will face financial losses.

The concept of "self-discipline" contains so many aspects that I am sure that no gambler can 100 percent claim that during the next gaming session he is not going to replenish and replenish his deposit.
But to show restraint and patience, and when zeroing out his deposit in the casino say: "I have enough, for today I will stop gambling, because I have exhausted my limit until the next gambling session."

[Julien_Olynpic]

The most unpleasant and dangerous thing for a player is the desire to win back. In my opinion, it is this desire that has ruined most bankrolls. However, there is something similar to winning back - the desire for beautiful profit figures. I recently watched an interview with a bookmaker, where he told an interesting story. There was a certain rich player who won 900 thousand dollars in a series of several bets. It was a great success. It would seem that after such a win, you should definitely fix the profit? But no, this person was overcome by a thirst for profit and for some reason he wanted to bring his winnings to a "round figure" of 1 million dollars. And he bet on all his capital. As a result, he lost all his funds. What does this mean? That you should not strive for beautiful figures.

[nullama]

The most unpleasant and dangerous thing for a player is the desire to win back. In my opinion, it is this desire that has ruined most bankrolls. However, there is something similar to winning back - the desire for beautiful profit figures. I recently watched an interview with a bookmaker, where he told an interesting story. There was a certain rich player who won 900 thousand dollars in a series of several bets. It was a great success. It would seem that after such a win, you should definitely fix the profit? But no, this person was overcome by a thirst for profit and for some reason he wanted to bring his winnings to a "round figure" of 1 million dollars. And he bet on all his capital. As a result, he lost all his funds. What does this mean? That you should not strive for beautiful figures.

Absolutely.

That's the thing, if someone was extremely lucky and end up winning a big lotto prize, they will most probably just continue gambling it all away.

That's partly why we don't get to see so many rich people from gambling. It's so rare to win big and even rarer to keep it.

But the thing is that most people just continue gambling because they are addicted at that point. And the casinos will try to keep them playing as well, so you need to have a lot of determination to actually stop after winning.

[delfastTions]

The most unpleasant and dangerous thing for a player is the desire to win back. In my opinion, it is this desire that has ruined most bankrolls. However, there is something similar to winning back - the desire for beautiful profit figures. I recently watched an interview with a bookmaker, where he told an interesting story. There was a certain rich player who won 900 thousand dollars in a series of several bets. It was a great success. It would seem that after such a win, you should definitely fix the profit? But no, this person was overcome by a thirst for profit and for some reason he wanted to bring his winnings to a "round figure" of 1 million dollars. And he bet on all his capital. As a result, he lost all his funds. What does this mean? That you should not strive for beautiful figures.

Absolutely.

That's the thing, if someone was extremely lucky and end up winning a big lotto prize, they will most probably just continue gambling it all away.

That's partly why we don't get to see so many rich people from gambling. It's so rare to win big and even rarer to keep it.

But the thing is that most people just continue gambling because they are addicted at that point. And the casinos will try to keep them playing as well, so you need to have a lot of determination to actually stop after winning.

It is true that it is extremely difficult for a serial player to stop after a big win. After all, it always seems that if you are very lucky, then it is worth putting even a small part of the win into the game and you can bring the total win to round numbers. However, a loss follows, then another one, another ... And as a result, there is no longer a single drop of the big win, and the player's new money is already in the game.
This scheme is a classic behavior of serial players.
 And it is realized in 99% of cases.

[betswift]

The most unpleasant and dangerous thing for a player is the desire to win back. In my opinion, it is this desire that has ruined most bankrolls. However, there is something similar to winning back - the desire for beautiful profit figures. I recently watched an interview with a bookmaker, where he told an interesting story. There was a certain rich player who won 900 thousand dollars in a series of several bets. It was a great success. It would seem that after such a win, you should definitely fix the profit? But no, this person was overcome by a thirst for profit and for some reason he wanted to bring his winnings to a "round figure" of 1 million dollars. And he bet on all his capital. As a result, he lost all his funds. What does this mean? That you should not strive for beautiful figures.

Absolutely.

That's the thing, if someone was extremely lucky and end up winning a big lotto prize, they will most probably just continue gambling it all away.

That's partly why we don't get to see so many rich people from gambling. It's so rare to win big and even rarer to keep it.

But the thing is that most people just continue gambling because they are addicted at that point. And the casinos will try to keep them playing as well, so you need to have a lot of determination to actually stop after winning.

It's a harsh truth, really. It's hard to deny yourself from the temptation luring somewhere behind your back, but it should be done in order to preserve your well-being and the well-being of your funds.

[bubilas]

The most unpleasant and dangerous thing for a player is the desire to win back. In my opinion, it is this desire that has ruined most bankrolls. However, there is something similar to winning back - the desire for beautiful profit figures. I recently watched an interview with a bookmaker, where he told an interesting story. There was a certain rich player who won 900 thousand dollars in a series of several bets. It was a great success. It would seem that after such a win, you should definitely fix the profit? But no, this person was overcome by a thirst for profit and for some reason he wanted to bring his winnings to a "round figure" of 1 million dollars. And he bet on all his capital. As a result, he lost all his funds. What does this mean? That you should not strive for beautiful figures.

Absolutely.

That's the thing, if someone was extremely lucky and end up winning a big lotto prize, they will most probably just continue gambling it all away.

That's partly why we don't get to see so many rich people from gambling. It's so rare to win big and even rarer to keep it.

But the thing is that most people just continue gambling because they are addicted at that point. And the casinos will try to keep them playing as well, so you need to have a lot of determination to actually stop after winning.

It is true that it is extremely difficult for a serial player to stop after a big win. After all, it always seems that if you are very lucky, then it is worth putting even a small part of the win into the game and you can bring the total win to round numbers. However, a loss follows, then another one, another ... And as a result, there is no longer a single drop of the big win, and the player's new money is already in the game.
This scheme is a classic behavior of serial players.
 And it is realized in 99% of cases.

Previously, when I read stories about gamblers who are addicted to gambling, I always could not believe their stories about how they earned $1,000 from $30. But there are a lot of such stories, and by the way, they are all about betting.
Apparently, these are stories about those gamblers who successfully make Express bets in betting (a combination of several bets). And as a result, they get a very large multiplier. And indeed, if they guess like this several times, the Profit will be huge.
Probably, it is this fact that blows their minds, after which such people want to repeat their success. But the chances are minimal...