When is best for a player to draw the line?

[sunsilk]

It is case to case basis and both are the reasons when I stop. When I lose and I see that it's going nowhere that it might just lose me more money then I must stop.

And the same goes when I am winning, it's possible that money that I've won might be taken back by the casino for me to lose more then that's the time as well for me to stop.

That's all about how you control and manage yourself when you're gambling, whether you are losing or winning you have to stop at any of those rates and you need to control the situation.

[Slow death]

In my case, I always set a maximum value for each bet, I always set a certain time to place my bets and I always set a certain time to rest from placing bets, I take a break from placing bets and resume when the main league games resume. . So by that I mean that when I realize that I am not able to comply with the plan that I created for my betting, then at that time I will stop placing sports bets. because if I don't stick to the plan I created then I will do sports betting in a way that will lead to ruin and destroy my life, so before that happens, then I will stop doing sports betting. For example, I only place bets on games in the major leagues in Europe and in leagues such as Saudi Arabia and I have some excesses, such as games in the Asian champions league.

such as national team games and other games. but when it comes to placing my bet, I define a minimum and maximum amount per week that I must use to place my bet, this amount can increase the following month if I manage to double my profit, and a rule that I follow, now if I break this rule constantly so I'm going to stop playing. I also have a rule that whenever the big league games are over and the players and coaches go on vacation, then I also go on vacation. I will stop placing sports bets until the big league games resume, but when I break this rule and start betting on unqualified leagues while the big leagues are stopped, then I will also stop placing sports bets.

[arimamib]

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Exactly, no one likes losing and in gambling losing is something that has a greater chance than winning. I like your way when you will stop at any time, whether when you lose or win, it is time management that you use to avoid something that we don't want to experience in gambling. I'm not actually like you, but there are similarities here. I only gamble in my free time and just want to relax, and when I have other activities I will immediately stop gambling.

Not only in that situation do I stop gambling, when I lose I will also immediately gamble, the same goes for winning. If I feel that my winnings are enough because it is more than my capital, then I will stop and withdraw all the profits. I think this is something that can prevent me from excessive gambling during this time. With good time management and financial management, it will be very beneficial for me in carrying out gambling activities.

Incorporating effective time management and financial management strategies into gambling habits is a proactive approach to mitigating the risks associated with excessive gambling. Setting limits and knowing when to stop are important approach in gambling whether it's during periods of loss or after achieving a satisfying win. This would maintain a healthy relationship with gambling. Stepping away from gambling when other activities or responsibilities demanding attention implies a sense of prioritization and self-awareness that can help prevent compulsive behavior.

Gamblers should have disciplined approach to managing your finances within the context of gambling such as withdrawing profits when they exceed the initial investment. This is safeguarding the winnings and also minimizing the potential for financial loss. Time and financial management are integral components of gambling strategy that make gamblers can enjoy gambling as recreational activities.

[Huppercase]

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 just think that in life, too much of everything is bad. There should be days when you don't have to do anything, don't gamble, take a rest and just be yourself. In the case of playing and knowing when to stop, I think your natural instinct should tell you that you have had enough of game for that day, if you have win a significant amount of money, you don't have business in over playing because one of the problem of over gambling is another r way to lose money in gambling.

As for the loss aspect, it's very critical. You can bets like many times and win nothing and when you try again perhaps the one you have on mind as the last one can help you recover your losses. If we are to follow a simple rule, make sure that you risk a little to gamble, so that when you lose, you don't have to think over it all the time. Loss is part of the process of winning money from gambling.

[Wexnident]

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The conditions you listed OP are way too vague. Losing can be if I lose for the first, second, third, fourth, and so on. Same thing with winning. If you really want to be strict and draw a proper line, gotta set some solid, clear and understandable rules for yourself. I myself set a rule that I can only bet a specific amount of money every month. That means if my bankroll goes to zero, no more playing till next month. Anything I win can be used to play more if I actually do. Very simple and concise and you can clearly see the limit which really helps in drawing the line.

Was really helpful to me back when I first started since I was able to limit how much I spent.

[danadc]

You must draw a line of not Playing again when you feel that you have Spent a lot of money, that must be the only reason, or being in the casino for a long time during the day and it is gripped like an addiction , that is only What should be done , there is nothing else for which I see that something can be done, therefore whenever there is an opportunity to do something better, it is to protect ourselves from the game, we should not gamble with our safety except with money and with our well-being, the case that should be stopped the most is when you feel that you are becoming addicted because there the poeblwm aw gudiza and there is not much you can do , but follow a strict plan that is what the person with the specific the one in question.

But money for me is the biggest limitation , I can't do Anything else other than just Follow Things as they Are.

[Richbased]

Quitting gambling is really very difficult more especially for someone who have been in the system for long and has recorded some winnings of which the amount won solved some immediate problems for the gambler you will see that such a gambler would find it difficult to quit no matter the numbers of time he had incurred losses and sometimes, it's not even about if someone has won before because there are some persons that has lost a whole lot of money in gambling and they play continuously with the believe that if they should recover the ones they've lost that they would quit gambling. I remembered a time when I tried quitting gambling because I was recording numerous losses but it was difficult for me because I felt that it would be cowardice for me to resign to fate and allow the money I've lost to just go like that and the funniest part was that I actually won a bet that week yet I couldn't still quit gambling.

No core gambler just stays and decides to quit gambling be it as a result of losses or winnings but it's a gradual process and you can't even stop it entirely rather you would be reducing your stakes or you may not play oftenly till you get to a stage where playing gambling begins to disgust you more especially in a case of so many losses but believe me no gambler can maintain a winning limit like setting a winning limit afterwards you quit when you have achieved it, it's always impossible.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

but when is the best time to stop gambling and take a break?

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

I just thought within myself that if only a gambler is able to make out a gambling timetable for themselves and also decide on the budgeted amount to gamble with, then there will be no trouble or no room for getting confused on when to stop gambling and when not to stop.

For example, if I am an employee and I close from work every 4 p.m. and arrive home by 4:30 p.m., I will freshen up and decide to hit the casinos by 6 p.m. with the decision to only gamble for one or two hours and with a budget of $40 to be spent. If I have exhausted the $40 budget, it means that it's time to go back home. If perhaps I was unable to exhaust all that money but my two-hour timing is already up, then I have to return home. By so doing, I will not find it difficult to stop gambling because I have already planned out how I want things to go.If a gambler can take such a step, they will not find it difficult to decide when to stop and when not to stop.

[robelneo]

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 something that should be settled or addressed before you indulge to gambling when is the right time to quit is it when you lose or when you're winning, it should not be hard for you to quit when you lose, because if you continue to play by adding more money to your bankroll, you're like chasing your losses.
The best way time to take a break or to quit is when you win because you know your limitations and you're not also chasing your losses, because for some people it's hard to lose, they will press more so they can win more.

[teamsherry]

From the comments I've already seen diverse answers and it has occurred to me that everyone would have a different perspective on this, I can't say there is any accurate condition to stop gambling or their would be a sign that we are given on when to stop gambling, so I think it's a personal choice based on the way your are feeling that time and the information you are receiving from your mind.

Unless in cases when we have already set rules, I mostly set an amount I am allowed to gamble out, so if I am winning or losing doesn't matter unless I've exceeded that amount.

[danherbias07]

Both.
Have a pause whenever you lose, let the system rest. Maybe when you come back it will give back what you lost.
Have a pause whenever you win, enjoy the profits, treat your family, treat yourself, have a vacation, take out that stress after gambling for a long time, and just be out of your seat if you win.

These pauses will help to avoid gambling addiction. If you can somehow rest without even thinking about gambling then you are still good to go. That means you are just an occasional gambler and I think that's a good thing.
Because that has been the problem ever since we can access gambling on our computers, we cannot get away from it on any occasion, win or lose. A plan will help out. If you lose a certain amount, you stop. If you win a certain amount, stop. Gambling sites are not running away, they will always be there for the gambling service, it's us who must control ourselves. Easy to say, hard to do. I won't be a hypocrite. But if you can follow this, it will be a game changer.

[pinggoki]

If we're not allowed to choose both since that's the best option with a little caveat on both, I think that you should draw the line first on what you're going to lose rather than what you're going to win because think about it, you're more likely to get more losses in gambling and if you focus on wins, you'd likely to be affected by a lot of losses that even if you win, you'd probably be getting a net negative in that day of your gambling session so losses first and then wins. When it comes to specificity in the line, the loss should be around 60% of your gambling fund for that day, if you're not making any progress right there you get to that percentage, you'd probably have a good time stopping and taking the rest of the day off.

[adpinbr]

gambling is just very technical. It is something that you may not predict it all because of how more than 50% of gamblers struggle to predict better, sometimes we are not even sure of the game  play or betting we have placed, so I also realize that Bet is what people call it. It is a typical gambling sometimes I call it gambling strategy, some people are betting if they make some profits the stop on the g gamble further some orders after making profits, they keep on going going, going more into gambling, trying to make more and more, and in the other hand if the loss they will feel like I want to get back all my lost, and on the process they will lose everything at the same time if the little profit they have gotten sometimes better is not just necessary is good for us to stay away of it, the best thing is if you have placed a bet on the gambling.  to my advice is better you stop after you have a little bit don’t be greedy don’t win more and more and if you noticed that you have lost so dumb degrading and keep on better because you lose.
Most important thing is understanding the ways of betting I’m not to be greedy

[retreat]

Both of them. A responsible gambler is one who can stop when he is losing or winning. When they are experiencing a losing streak, a gambler must be able to understand his financial situation, and not need to push himself too hard until he spends all his money. And when they are experiencing winning, they must be able to stop and not use all their winning money just to gamble continuously, so that they will not lose all their winning money. A gambler must be able to stop in both conditions, it sounds very easy, but it is quite difficult and not all gamblers can do it like that.

[irhact]

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?

Every individual can't have the same stopping time that works perfectly for them, as we're different so are things different for us therefore we shouldn't follow others suggestions but use the one that works for us. When we're gambling we should be observing how things are working out for us so we can know time to draw the line and always be in profits when gambling. You can draw the line when you're winning so you don't end the game in losses or when you just lost big amount.

I stop gambling when I win a big amount, I take a break as I'm more focused on enjoying myself when gambling and not getting addicted or chasing after winning while ending up losing the profits that I have made. Chasing after wins is bad as chasing after losses as both of them can make you to become an addicted gambler. Gambling should be done with disciplined so you won't be among the gamblers losing.

[Poker Player]

Personally when I play poker I tend to play predetermined sessions, for example one hour long, and I tend to finish the hour whether I am winning or losing. This is what is usually recommended. The exceptions may be that after a while of playing you feel tired or something, and you see that it is affecting your game, then it is better to stop. The same if you see that you are losing a lot in a short time and it starts to affect you (this should not be so for a good poker player but if you come from a bad streak in previous sessions, sit back and see that you are still losing everything sometimes is inevitable that affects you). In this case it is better to do short sessions, even if it is less than what you have planned, if you see that it is going to affect you and dedicate more time to review the game or study.

[OceanBit]

When I lose, I stop when I reached the half of my loss limit from my set budget. I stop for a while to reassess my emotions because it really is frustrating if you experience lose streak. After a while, and I feel like luck is on my side again, I continue playing again. But if ever I have reached my whole loss limit, that's when I fully stop and play again another day.
And when I win, after I win small or big amounts or when I experience winning streak and after that win streak is lose, that's when I stop. Many continue after winning hoping to win more again, but for me, I do not do that because mostly if you go for your emotions, especially greediness, it often leads to losses afterwards.

[Apocollapse]

Stop when you lose is a must, if not you will try to recover your previous losses and lead you become a gambling addict.

Stop when you win is conditional, you could win a lot for few bets, but I won't quit if I win a lot and didn't feel fun, so I will keep gamble. For me 20 minutes is the shortest time to enjoy gambling, if I already win a good amount of money, I would quit after gamble for around 20 minutes.

[Hewlet]

The reality is that before you're at the point when you have to decide if you will stop or not, you are actually addicted and at such point you cant just stop because you want to.

Why don't we talk about ways to gamble such that we don't get ourselves in the mix of either becoming addicted or loosing too much.  Like, setting out an amount and limit you would never go above regardless of the urge to. You've seen what happened during the recent boxing combat between Anthony Joshua and Francesca where drake used $615k in a single stake and still lost it. He's been known for making stakes of similar amount and I guess considering his level of wealth, that's not a big deal but big figures have also continuously made stakes like this over and over again untill they end up being totally broke. What I'm saying basically is that it's necessary we work with our limits and that way we won't even considering quitting at all.

[Assface16678]

The best answer is to stop when you reach your limit, meaning that I myself have set an amount that I can use for gambling, and that is my limit. No matter what happens, lose or win, I will gradually accept the result as long as my funds are zero or the allocated funds for gambling are all gone. When I win or lose, it doesn't matter as long as I have funds, then I will continue playing. But what if I keep on winning? So when do I stop? I will stop when I double my capital. For example, if I started with $100 and in my session I gained another $100, then that's when I will stop, and the next day I will use the $100 as my capital for gambling, and the other will be secured, and I will never use that again. More like, it will be put in my savings where I cannot let myself use it no matter what, but where do I get my funds for gambling? from some of my salary and side jobs.