When is best for a player to draw the line?

[adpinbr]

Yes, this has also been a problem to many people I have noticed someone with this kind of addiction few days ago that is the reason why I came back to reply on this, I have a friend that have been losing all this while if gamble . He just won a few times but he has never given up. Yes it is good not to give up and what you are doing. You have to keep on doing it making sure you improve but I don’t see gamble that way gambling is something that’s is risk even though it’s a calculated risk  it doesn’t worth it because you would definitely continue losing. If you decide that you must recover your loss, all  you need is  take a deep breath and take a break for a while before you continue gambling again if you took it as a decision that you won’t stop until you win, it becomes a major problem to you, because one of my friend has make the habit of not stopping until he recover all he lost

[fullhdpixel]

When do you stop?

1-when you lose?
2- when you win?

Depends on which of the two happens first. A gambler, if doesn't have one for wins, should always have a limit for their losses, and when they reach that limit, they should stop gambling immediately because if they don't, they are going to lose all they have and that isn't a good practice.

When it comes to wins, there shouldn't be a limit to that, but when you see that you have won a sum significant enough for you, you should stop gambling right there and either withdraw the funds or get the platform closed for that time because if you keep gambling after getting a win, you will eventually lose it back to the house and this happens with almost every single gambler in the industry.

[rachael9385]

Yes, this has also been a problem to many people I have noticed someone with this kind of addiction few days ago that is the reason why I came back to reply on this, I have a friend that have been losing all this while if gamble . He just won a few times but he has never given up. Yes it is good not to give up and what you are doing. You have to keep on doing it making sure you improve but I don’t see gamble that way gambling is something that’s is risk even though it’s a calculated risk  it doesn’t worth it because you would definitely continue losing. If you decide that you must recover your loss, all  you need is  take a deep breath and take a break for a while before you continue gambling again if you took it as a decision that you won’t stop until you win, it becomes a major problem to you, because one of my friend has make the habit of not stopping until he recover all he lost

   To my knowledge, I think sometimes it's best for you to give up on gamble, mostly when you are losing what you can not afford to lose, the reasons gamblers are addicted is because they have risk enough money on bets, when you have risk enough money on bets you wouldn't afford to the money you risk. So you try to chase your losses.
   On the process of chasing your losses you might still lose more money, it's bad when you can not afford to risk what you can not afford to lose.
   Addiction starts gradually gradually, and when you don't notice your failure of gambling you might think you are gambling for fun but doesn't know you are just waisting your money like garbage.

[arimamib]

When do you stop?

1-when you lose?
2- when you win?

Depends on which of the two happens first. A gambler, if doesn't have one for wins, should always have a limit for their losses, and when they reach that limit, they should stop gambling immediately because if they don't, they are going to lose all they have and that isn't a good practice.

When it comes to wins, there shouldn't be a limit to that, but when you see that you have won a sum significant enough for you, you should stop gambling right there and either withdraw the funds or get the platform closed for that time because if you keep gambling after getting a win, you will eventually lose it back to the house and this happens with almost every single gambler in the industry.

Having limits for both wins and losses in gambling aligns with responsible gambling practices. Setting a maximum threshold for losses is crucial to prevent financial ruin. Without a cap on losses, individuals can easily spiral into debt. Adhering to a loss limit safeguards the financial stability and avoids detrimental consequences such as bankruptcy or severe financial strain. Without a loss limit, gamblers may succumb to the temptation to chase their losses.

Implementing a strict stop-loss policy ensures that people halt their gambling activities before reaching a point of irreparable financial damage. It may seem counterintuitive to impose restrictions on winnings, but establishing a cap on wins is not bad. Continuously gambling after achieving significant winnings increases the likelihood of subsequent losses, eroding the initial gains over time. Winning streaks can instill a false sense of confidence and lead gamblers to overestimate their chances of continued success. Imposing a win limit lets the gamblers acknowledge the potential for subsequent losses and exercise discipline in preserving their profits.

[rozak]

When do you stop?

1-when you lose?
2- when you win?

Depends on which of the two happens first. A gambler, if doesn't have one for wins, should always have a limit for their losses, and when they reach that limit, they should stop gambling immediately because if they don't, they are going to lose all they have and that isn't a good practice.

When it comes to wins, there shouldn't be a limit to that, but when you see that you have won a sum significant enough for you, you should stop gambling right there and either withdraw the funds or get the platform closed for that time because if you keep gambling after getting a win, you will eventually lose it back to the house and this happens with almost every single gambler in the industry.

that's what most gamblers experience who feel like the goddess of luck is with them. so when they get several wins in a row, they feel like they don't want to leave the casino, because the game gives them several wins and they decide to continue playing. and in such cases, more of them will lose in the end after quite a long time in the game which consumes a lot of time. and they will regret not having quit the game when he won.

[nara1892]

Obviously gambling is an activity that can be very addictive and one of the reasons why this activity can be addictive is the opportunity to earn money which most people are deceived by what the "opportunity" means, I see most people think that gambling is a quick way to get rich or a place to solve financial problems, when in fact it is quite the opposite which if you come with the wrong understanding this place will actually cause a lot of financial problems like what is done by people who always try to chase losses when in fact that action will only make them experience more losses.

The hope of quick money and the perception of gambling as a solution to financial problems can be deeply ingrained in the minds of some people. Some may experience short-term wins, the long-term outcome tends to favor the house. Chasing losses is a dangerous behavior that can exacerbate financial troubles rather than alleviate them. It's stupid to have a belief that continued gambling will eventually lead to recouping losses, because each bet is independent and carries the same risk of loss as the previous one.

This cycle of chasing losses can quickly spiral out of control that can result in significant financial harm. Gambling has to be done with a realistic understanding of the risks involved and to viewed primarily as a form of entertainment rather than a means of making money. If people can't apply responsible gambling practices, such as setting limits on time and money spent, they would be hard to mitigate the negative consequences associated with gambling addiction and protect themself from financial ruin.

Exactly, the results of gambling are short-term and always temporary, which means that this is the reason why when you manage to get a win but in the next session you lose, and this is also the reason that gambling cannot be used as a place to earn or even used as a place to make a living because after all the overall profit is actually in the long run only for the house. I really can't get enough of people who think and assume that gambling can be a place to earn, because however the facts about how gambling works can never support such an idea, there is no element of consistency, no certainty and while on the other hand the possibility of risk continues to lurk.

Yes chasing losses to achieve a recovery situation is a stupid idea that is actually clearly even more dangerous for themselves where as many cases have happened that they have lost more money. I would be more in favor of someone saying that gambling is a recreational pastime because it is the best way to keep you safe and avoid the significant possibility of losing large amounts of money, understanding and thinking rationally is the basis for being a responsible gambler.

[Docnaster]

When do you stop?

1-when you lose?
2- when you win?

Depends on which of the two happens first. A gambler, if doesn't have one for wins, should always have a limit for their losses, and when they reach that limit, they should stop gambling immediately because if they don't, they are going to lose all they have and that isn't a good practice.

When it comes to wins, there shouldn't be a limit to that, but when you see that you have won a sum significant enough for you, you should stop gambling right there and either withdraw the funds or get the platform closed for that time because if you keep gambling after getting a win, you will eventually lose it back to the house and this happens with almost every single gambler in the industry.

The truth is that there's no particular time that a gambler is expected to stop gambling during his time of winnings and losses but to me, I think knowing when to stop gambling is actually a personal choice for any gambler. I've seen people here who have advised gamblers to stop gambling when they're losing huge in their gambling but for me that's experienced gambling for many years, I don't think that's the best yardstick to measure when a gambler should draw the curtains and I'll explain why. Few years ago, there was a day I was gambling and it turned out to be a very bad day for me as I was losing every dime I stake and a friend who followed me to the place asked me to quit and go home but I refused and told him that the only time I'll leave is when I've completely exhausted my money. I kept in gambling till it was my last money of which I'll not have any other means of gambling if I lose that last money. I was about to leave the gambling shop when I had a second thought to throw it in and staked that money and to my surprise, I won that particular bet. From my winning, I staked again and won again I repeated it over and over again and recovered all my lost money and also won more that double of my capital before I lost once and decided to leave the place.
That's actually luck as I don't expect to experience such again next time but I'm simply saying that as a gambler, quit whenever your instincts tells you to leave even when you're winning or not

[Accardo]

Depends on which of the two happens first. A gambler, if doesn't have one for wins, should always have a limit for their losses, and when they reach that limit, they should stop gambling immediately because if they don't, they are going to lose all they have and that isn't a good practice.

When it comes to wins, there shouldn't be a limit to that, but when you see that you have won a sum significant enough for you, you should stop gambling right there and either withdraw the funds or get the platform closed for that time because if you keep gambling after getting a win, you will eventually lose it back to the house and this happens with almost every single gambler in the industry.

You are right, a gambler feels better spending his money on other utilities than wagering it on the casino alone. After the game, he wouldn't feel nice or better. So, if a gambler is sure he wouldn't make any other significant win, after winning or losing, he should take a break and rest, as any further moves will result in more losses. No idea about gambling is accurate, no matter how adequate it looks. Gamblers need to understand this and focus on being careful about their spending limit. A player with a limitless gambling habit, ends up risking all his money and may end up broke in the game. However, players who depend on the casino for wealth don't care about this, they go ahead gambling with no prior knowledge of what they are doing. Which causes them to chase loss and get addicted in the process.

[erep]

that's what most gamblers experience who feel like the goddess of luck is with them. so when they get several wins in a row, they feel like they don't want to leave the casino, because the game gives them several wins and they decide to continue playing. and in such cases, more of them will lose in the end after quite a long time in the game which consumes a lot of time. and they will regret not having quit the game when he won.

Such cases occur very often in betting due to incorrect game methods, low winnings have motivated them to continue betting at higher betting levels and they ignore the risk of losses because they have recorded several previous wins, other influencing factors are as if they have noted the game pattern and they decide to increase the bet when reaching the same betting pattern to recover losses, even though they have made a big mistake to follow their gambling passion and they experience a loss of all the balance in the casino account, at the last point they have regretted choosing the wrong decision.

I chose option B to withdraw profits and take a break, it was the best decision to close the daily gambling game because in the next game there is no guarantee of getting a profit from gambling, so avoid greed to achieve your goal in gambling because the risk of losing is higher in each bet.

[GideonGono]

Just for discussions and ways to educate or share knowledge with ourselves when and how to draw the line when gambling,  because for some reasons, some gamblers have arrived at unstable realities because of the lack of stoppage time while gambling so let's talk.
When do you stop?
Some stop gambling immediately the record a big lose, while others continues when they lose with hope of recovering.
Some other gamblers stop playing when the win they first few games, while other continue to chase the loses, and technically ww can tell in accuracy when this things happens, but when is the best time to stop gambling and take a break?

1-when you lose?
2- when you win?

I set up my break when I reach the amount that I am aiming or I loss the amount that I deposit.
Before I gamble I would set up an amount and when that amount has been reach I would stop and take a break.
If the amount that I deposit has been loss then I would also stop and take a break, I wouldn't deposit again in order to gain back what I loss.
This is also the reason why I only gamble what I could afford to lose, so that I wouldn't regret losing it and I wouldn't force myself to win it back.

[Quidat]

Just for discussions and ways to educate or share knowledge with ourselves when and how to draw the line when gambling,  because for some reasons, some gamblers have arrived at unstable realities because of the lack of stoppage time while gambling so let's talk.
When do you stop?
Some stop gambling immediately the record a big lose, while others continues when they lose with hope of recovering.
Some other gamblers stop playing when the win they first few games, while other continue to chase the loses, and technically ww can tell in accuracy when this things happens, but when is the best time to stop gambling and take a break?

1-when you lose?
2- when you win?

Both situations.

Stop when you do win and call it a day, save your capital or initial bankroll and play on the next day with your profits. If you are someone whose really that loving on playing
gambling for the sake of fun then it would be a good approach.Thing here is that you shouldnt really be spending on the amount specially if your life savings or emergency funds
is already at risk.

Stop when you are on losing condition on which it is really just that right that moderation and control would be the key.If you've seen that
your loses keeps piling up on the sense that you cant really be able to make deposits or something that you have spent into those money which arent
supposed to be spent then this is the best time that you should quit.

[borovichok]

Just for discussions and ways to educate or share knowledge with ourselves when and how to draw the line when gambling,  because for some reasons, some gamblers have arrived at unstable realities because of the lack of stoppage time while gambling so let's talk.
When do you stop?
Some stop gambling immediately the record a big lose, while others continues when they lose with hope of recovering.
Some other gamblers stop playing when the win they first few games, while other continue to chase the loses, and technically ww can tell in accuracy when this things happens, but when is the best time to stop gambling and take a break?

1-when you lose?
2- when you win?

There is no best time for a gambler to draw the line. It depends on the gambler and his income. Some gamblers will lose a significant loss and still continue gambling which will not result in negative consequences and others will have the same loss and it will create negative consequences for the gambler. If this is the reality then the issue of drawing the line is a personal thing. It is not a one-way thing because none of these subscriptions can be 100%.

A gambler can only do what will work for him. But then whichever way a gambler should understand that you must gamble with what you can afford to lose. This applies to all gamblers regardless of what you earn as a gambler. However, a gambler should always take a pause when he has exceeded 5% of his income. That's my submission.

[Distinctin]

When do you stop?

1-when you lose?
2- when you win?

Depends on which of the two happens first. A gambler, if doesn't have one for wins, should always have a limit for their losses, and when they reach that limit, they should stop gambling immediately because if they don't, they are going to lose all they have and that isn't a good practice.

When it comes to wins, there shouldn't be a limit to that, but when you see that you have won a sum significant enough for you, you should stop gambling right there and either withdraw the funds or get the platform closed for that time because if you keep gambling after getting a win, you will eventually lose it back to the house and this happens with almost every single gambler in the industry.

Honestly, it’s seldom to see gamblers that leave the casino immediately after winning. Because what I observed is that they still try to chase their luck more hoping to get bigger profits more than their first wins, but when they start losing already, that’s the time they start leaving the casino before all those profits will return back to the house.

Gambling gets fun when you are making more money, but the fun will start to vanish when you are losing already. So my point is, don’t wait for a chance to see your happiness vanishes, when you win a big, significant amount then go home immediately. Never gamble again, as there are high chances already that your luck has gone out and all you’ll experience are now pure losses.

[Fortify]

Just for discussions and ways to educate or share knowledge with ourselves when and how to draw the line when gambling,  because for some reasons, some gamblers have arrived at unstable realities because of the lack of stoppage time while gambling so let's talk.
When do you stop?
Some stop gambling immediately the record a big lose, while others continues when they lose with hope of recovering.
Some other gamblers stop playing when the win they first few games, while other continue to chase the loses, and technically ww can tell in accuracy when this things happens, but when is the best time to stop gambling and take a break?

1-when you lose?
2- when you win?

This is a choice is heavily dependent on peoples self control and from what I've seen so far in life, many people lack that sort of self control. One of these options is a person making an active decision to stop chasing an endless dream and another is that option being removed from them. If you continue playing until you have nothing left, then you have lost your self control and are at the mercy of the gambling company. The most damaging behavior in that situation is the next time money becomes available, you might think or desperately struggle to get that money back - but you are starting from square one with each bet independent of any previous one. You might think you are "owed" something, but that is just a figment of your imagination and you'll face the same odds variance every single turn.

[SeriouslyGiveaway]

When to stop gambling or continue playing depends on each person's gambling rules. If you gamble just for fun, then whether you stop or continue playing will depend on your feelings, we don't need to discuss it. But if you are really serious about gambling, you should only stop when the amount of money you lose has reached the stop limit that you have set in advance (for example, 1%-5% of your account in 1 day), otherwise, continuing to play won't be a problem. You must have a specific milestone according to your consistency strategy so you know when to stop and when to continue. Otherwise, we can easily get caught up in the game and not be able to stop.

[ethereumhunter]

When to stop gambling or continue playing depends on each person's gambling rules. If you gamble just for fun, then whether you stop or continue playing will depend on your feelings, we don't need to discuss it. But if you are really serious about gambling, you should only stop when the amount of money you lose has reached the stop limit that you have set in advance (for example, 1%-5% of your account in 1 day), otherwise, continuing to play won't be a problem. You must have a specific milestone according to your consistency strategy so you know when to stop and when to continue. Otherwise, we can easily get caught up in the game and not be able to stop.

If you can sticks to your personal's gambling rules, you will not have to worry with the problems because you can prevents the bad things that can happens to you. But many people loses their self-control and break their rules because they are chasing the win or recovers their lost and that makes them losing their money. That's why we must serious with our rules and take care the rules so we don't have to break it because of many reasons. We as a gambler knows when we must draw our win so we can gets our money and not chasing more winning. We have to know when our limits of playing gambling so we don't lose much money and if we can win some money, that will be our time to stop gambling and takes the win money before it's too late for us to stop playing gambling.

[rahmad2nd]

Just for discussions and ways to educate or share knowledge with ourselves when and how to draw the line when gambling,  because for some reasons, some gamblers have arrived at unstable realities because of the lack of stoppage time while gambling so let's talk.
When do you stop?
Some stop gambling immediately the record a big lose, while others continues when they lose with hope of recovering.
Some other gamblers stop playing when the win they first few games, while other continue to chase the loses, and technically ww can tell in accuracy when this things happens, but when is the best time to stop gambling and take a break?

1-when you lose?
2- when you win?

For me, there is no definite benchmark. the reason is, every gambler has different habits. so how do we know the right time to stop the game or betting, everything has different levels for each gambler. plus, awareness and situation when betting is the main point. in gambling, the game sometimes depends on one's situation and luck. Sometimes we lose quickly, not infrequently we win in a short time. We experience cycles like this repeatedly when conducting betting sessions, especially luck-based games. It's no different from sports betting, the point is when is the right time to stop.

In my case, there is no best time to stop. because in gambling everything contains possibilities, the possibility of losing, or the possibility of winning. In fact, we often experience playing for quite a long time because the game is so tough, the bankroll does not increase many times over, nor does it lose quickly. it could also be the other way around, in an instant our bankroll disappears. So, here we will choose to make another deposit. or, finish the game. in other cases, when we win, especially with a quick win, we often continue the betting session. because we have just played it, and the feeling and desire to produce the next win usually comes to mind. so, in my case there is no best time to stop the game. but more to the point, when should we stop. There are many reasons, for example we limit our playing time because there are other things we need to do. or, rest. Winning or losing is part of the risk of gambling. The most important thing for me is understanding and realizing the limits of my abilities. the rest, depends on the situation.

[bettercrypto]

Just for discussions and ways to educate or share knowledge with ourselves when and how to draw the line when gambling,  because for some reasons, some gamblers have arrived at unstable realities because of the lack of stoppage time while gambling so let's talk.
When do you stop?
Some stop gambling immediately the record a big lose, while others continues when they lose with hope of recovering.
Some other gamblers stop playing when the win they first few games, while other continue to chase the loses, and technically ww can tell in accuracy when this things happens, but when is the best time to stop gambling and take a break?

1-when you lose?
2- when you win?

Of course, we lose if we don't have anything to match when playing gambling, and others, even if they lose, will deposit again, thinking that if they deposit money again in the casino, they will recover their loss, but in the end, they are still losing; these are the ones they chase lose.

And there are others who win because it's their first time to play gambling, and usually that's the tactic that a casino uses, so you go back and forth to their casino platform until we find it ourselves and someone else because they know within themselves that they already have a winner to release.

[shield132]

Some other gamblers stop playing when the win they first few games, while other continue to chase the loses, and technically ww can tell in accuracy when this things happens, but when is the best time to stop gambling and take a break?

1-when you lose?
2- when you win?

In overall, the best time to stop gambling is before you lose. It can also mean to not start gambling but I don't mean that. I think that everyone has to gamble for fun and shouldn't build any financial plans around gambling, e.g. one shouldn't risk betting 500$ from his salary with the hope of winning $1000 to buy an iPhone tomorrow, that's a huge risk and that's the moment when you may lose and go into gambling problems. My advice is to gamble for fun, don't build financial plans on gambling and if you are lucky, fortune will reward you with a jackpot.

[Woodie]

Just for discussions and ways to educate or share knowledge with ourselves when and how to draw the line when gambling,  because for some reasons, some gamblers have arrived at unstable realities because of the lack of stoppage time while gambling so let's talk.
When do you stop?

The problem with gambling is usually not the losing but the winning, if players win say on their first bet or first couple of spins and planned to be playing for an hour...then if you choose to go again then chances are that the house will win back that money!! So, from what I just shared this is the difference that seperates smart gamblers from the losing gamblers, hence the saying "winners know when to stop!"

Btw, as a gambler...I think everyone knows when it's a good or bad day and if it's one of those bad days you having don't force things , it's okay to walk away and live to fight another day..which is also where we draw the line!!