When is best for a player to draw the line?

[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.

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[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!!

[Marykeller]

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?

Since losses, not wins, are what most people experience when they gamble, the emphasis of gambling should primarily be on both sides(winnings or losses) of where to draw the line when they realize they can no longer pursue either(winning or losses). If my understanding is correct, it is a good idea to end the day's gambling with a few wins and losses. This is because trying to chase losses will always lead to additional losses, and gambling to win more when you are lucky with your bets will result in losses as well. But it's best to give up gambling when you're not anxious about winning or losing.

[Dewi Aries]

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.

Quitting before you lose means you don't gamble at all or it means you withdraw all the money you've deposited before you hit the button to start and this is a premature but good way of withdrawing because not losing anything is much better than losing money especially if you put an amount you can't afford to lose. But yes I think that is a very rare scenario, because most people prefer to quit when they run out of money like gambling addicts who always end up with regret and disappointment.

On the other hand yes it is true that it is not recommended for anyone, especially people who are or have been involved in gambling to set a budget allocation plan for gambling, because this leads to actions that will eventually become a habit, and something that has become a habit can trigger addiction where you will find it difficult to ignore the slightest time not to gamble which in the end there will be an element of "forcing" to gamble even though you don't have money, and obviously situations like this can trigger many out of control actions such as justifying all means to get money to finance gambling activities. So don't even think about setting a plan for the gambling budget, it is better to gamble when you have free time and a budget that is ready to be lost, everything will still be fine when you don't put excessive interest, seriousness and goals on gambling and with that you will be able to avoid some bad possibilities such as losing large amounts of money.

Having a perspective of gambling for fun is much better and this does not mean that you will not be able to win because gambling is a probability activity that refers to luck which means that if you are lucky then you can also get a win.

[Cookdata]

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?

You can't tell unless you have had experience in gambling and the experience is what teaches you when to stop. If you sure conversant with winning, your body will understand and if you are conversant with the pain of loss, you will know when it's time to pack your bags and leave the casino or put the phone down. With my experience with sportsbets, if an initial deposit has been made and bets are been stake on and upon seeing the result on my different bets, if my bets give me break even, I don't wory and I try again but if that initial deposit give some good profits, I take out the profits and continue with the same amount of the initial deposits.

However, if my games gives me a minor loss, I wouldn't bother, will continue playing until I win something worth my time but as soon as the initial deposit is affected, I take my love from the betting platform and I don't risk another money even though my brain is trying to convince me that there is a simple game I can make some money from, I don't buy into such temptation, before warn is before harm they say and that's what I do when it come to gambling.

[Zigabel]

As a gambler, knowing when to stop is very important because if you don't you may end up loosing most often than you do win, its important to set limits or parameters with which will indicate when you stop and when you continue gambling, if you don't, you most definitely will be gambling at random a d risking loosing money that was actually supposed to be used for some other needs, budget before gambling and if you exhaust your budget make sure not to proceed any further but exit the casino but if you are able to double up your budget aswell too leave.

Don't just gamble without a plan, strategy or target as if you do you may just be gambling in a manner that may not guarantee enough safety for your funds and you may stand the risk of reckless and irresponsible gambling which will actually lewd to bankruptcy and in the long run addiction.

[Hirose UK]

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!!

Of course, because winning is the beginning of a much bigger loss, even though everything will be the same in the end, that is losing will also lead gamblers to experience bigger losses because they try to recover these losses.
Winning is one of the final results that all gamblers really want, but winning often makes gamblers have greedy attitude and cannot behave well, they try to bet back the winnings.
In the end, all winnings and capital used belong to the house, in the sense that no gambler can really make clean profit in gambling and as gambler all you can do is make the best use of winnings.
It is better to take the victory have already achieved and stop than to try to achieve something bigger but will lose.

Yes, all gamblers know when day is good and bad but unfortunately they are not able to react to it properly, and this is the reason why many gamblers fail to set limits to be able to stop when the time comes.

[wiss19]

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.

That's probably one of the most common misconceptions gamblers have, once they win some money, they start thinking that they will keep winning now but what they should think is that what they have managed to win is enough and they should stop right there, but they don't do that, they keep going until they lose everything back because you can't get lucky all the time in gambling and the house will get you if you don't stop at the right time.

So, every gambler should have this discipline and understand that they are supposed to put a stop to their gambling once they have won a certain amount of money over the top of their initial capital because not everyone get to have that opportunity, so if you have got it, make good use of it.

[arimamib]

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That's probably one of the most common misconceptions gamblers have, once they win some money, they start thinking that they will keep winning now but what they should think is that what they have managed to win is enough and they should stop right there, but they don't do that, they keep going until they lose everything back because you can't get lucky all the time in gambling and the house will get you if you don't stop at the right time.

So, every gambler should have this discipline and understand that they are supposed to put a stop to their gambling once they have won a certain amount of money over the top of their initial capital because not everyone get to have that opportunity, so if you have got it, make good use of it.

Many gamblers overlook the importance of discipline and knowing when to stop, especially after a winning streak. It's a common misconception among gamblers that winning streaks will continue indefinitely that leads them to chase further gains without considering the risks involved. Ironically, they would also think that they will have a big win after a losing streak. Recognizing when to walk away, even when ahead, is a hallmark of responsible gambling.

It can be tempting to continue playing after a win, but sticking to limits can avoid falling into a cycle of losses that can result in significant financial harm. Having the discipline to stop once a certain profit threshold has been reached is a key strategy in mitigating the risks associated with gambling. It's about safeguarding the gains made and avoiding the trap of excessive risk-taking fueled by the illusion of continued success.

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That's probably one of the most common misconceptions gamblers have, once they win some money, they start thinking that they will keep winning now but what they should think is that what they have managed to win is enough and they should stop right there, but they don't do that, they keep going until they lose everything back because you can't get lucky all the time in gambling and the house will get you if you don't stop at the right time.

So, every gambler should have this discipline and understand that they are supposed to put a stop to their gambling once they have won a certain amount of money over the top of their initial capital because not everyone get to have that opportunity, so if you have got it, make good use of it.

Many gamblers overlook the importance of discipline and knowing when to stop, especially after a winning streak. It's a common misconception among gamblers that winning streaks will continue indefinitely that leads them to chase further gains without considering the risks involved. Ironically, they would also think that they will have a big win after a losing streak. Recognizing when to walk away, even when ahead, is a hallmark of responsible gambling.

It can be tempting to continue playing after a win, but sticking to limits can avoid falling into a cycle of losses that can result in significant financial harm. Having the discipline to stop once a certain profit threshold has been reached is a key strategy in mitigating the risks associated with gambling. It's about safeguarding the gains made and avoiding the trap of excessive risk-taking fueled by the illusion of continued success.

They would really be only mindful on the time that they would really be that experiencing those shit conditions on which they havent been able to experience for the rest of life on which on the time that they are on such condition then this is where they would really be able to realize that they have done something wrong. Experience would be the best teacher but its not really that necessary for you to experience up first the worst
or would be needing to wreck up yourself before you do learn. You could actually avoid it but well people do usually loves on experiencing it first before they would be making those kind of learning.

When it comes to gambling dealing when you should really know on when to draw the lin and never ever make yourself that be having that kind of lose control or having
no moderation when it comes to spending because once you do lost up your cool and your rightful thinking on things and make out shit decisions then this is where
you would really be starting yourself to become shit.

[Accardo]

You can't tell unless you have had experience in gambling and the experience is what teaches you when to stop. If you sure conversant with winning, your body will understand and if you are conversant with the pain of loss, you will know when it's time to pack your bags and leave the casino or put the phone down. With my experience with sportsbets, if an initial deposit has been made and bets are been stake on and upon seeing the result on my different bets, if my bets give me break even, I don't wory and I try again but if that initial deposit give some good profits, I take out the profits and continue with the same amount of the initial deposits.

However, if my games gives me a minor loss, I wouldn't bother, will continue playing until I win something worth my time but as soon as the initial deposit is affected, I take my love from the betting platform and I don't risk another money even though my brain is trying to convince me that there is a simple game I can make some money from, I don't buy into such temptation, before warn is before harm they say and that's what I do when it come to gambling.

You've got a nice strategy I prefer playing with a specific amount, then whenever there is a fresh win, it means added time to my gambling session. I don't care about the funds; times play a vital role this time. The funds are calculated so that I'll know the amount able to take me till the designated time has been met. So, the wins mean that the session can be enjoyed for extra minutes. Meaning that no funds will be added once the time has been exhausted, instead, I continue gambling with the profits. This allows me to enjoy the fun completely and wouldn't bother playing again till the whole day is over.

Most gamblers find it hard to satisfy themselves with enough fun in gambling, by not gambling for a good period. It's not about the money I'd repeat this, what matters is getting the satisfaction, that the thought of gambling would get us exhausted. Once money has been crafted out for gambling purposes it'll be used for that till we are tired. The wins can also be carried over to the next day. It only takes discipline to maintain such strategies, even yours, which demands that a gambler wouldn't deposit another fund when his designated banking roll has been exhausted.

[Ruttoshi]

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?

Since losses, not wins, are what most people experience when they gamble, the emphasis of gambling should primarily be on both sides(winnings or losses) of where to draw the line when they realize they can no longer pursue either(winning or losses). If my understanding is correct, it is a good idea to end the day's gambling with a few wins and losses. This is because trying to chase losses will always lead to additional losses, and gambling to win more when you are lucky with your bets will result in losses as well. But it's best to give up gambling when you're not anxious about winning or losing.

As a gambler we should be satisfied with the outcome of our bets. It is when we are not satisfied, that we might not know when to draw the line, because we want to win and make profit by all means, which is a very slim chance.

Responsible gambling will enable one set gambling rules, and follow such rules, so that he won't gamble blindly, and run at great loss because he cannot control his emotions due to the losses that he made. This is why one should only gamble for fun, and have a time limit when gambling, so that you can know the exact time to draw the line, irregardless the outcome of the game.

[Odusko]

As a gambler we should be satisfied with the outcome of our bets. It is when we are not satisfied, that we might not know when to draw the line, because we want to win and make profit by all means, which is a very slim chance.

Responsible gambling will enable one set gambling rules, and follow such rules, so that he won't gamble blindly, and run at great loss because he cannot control his emotions due to the losses that he made. This is why one should only gamble for fun, and have a time limit when gambling, so that you can know the exact time to draw the line, irregardless the outcome of the game.

Drawing the line has to do with a lot of discipline and a lot of following the rules that are set before we start our gambling journey that way, regardless of how we ended up we can still easily draw the line and take a walk away, but recently also we have set some a target that we will likely want to reach and by chasing that target may take one away from truly knowing when to quit.
Stoppage timing is very important for a gambler regardless of which direction either you win or lose, but the fun of it comes from when the gambler is able to walk away with a winning at hand.

[carlfebz2]

As a gambler we should be satisfied with the outcome of our bets. It is when we are not satisfied, that we might not know when to draw the line, because we want to win and make profit by all means, which is a very slim chance.

Responsible gambling will enable one set gambling rules, and follow such rules, so that he won't gamble blindly, and run at great loss because he cannot control his emotions due to the losses that he made. This is why one should only gamble for fun, and have a time limit when gambling, so that you can know the exact time to draw the line, irregardless the outcome of the game.

Drawing the line has to do with a lot of discipline and a lot of following the rules that are set before we start our gambling journey that way, regardless of how we ended up we can still easily draw the line and take a walk away, but recently also we have set some a target that we will likely want to reach and by chasing that target may take one away from truly knowing when to quit.
Stoppage timing is very important for a gambler regardless of which direction either you win or lose, but the fun of it comes from when the gambler is able to walk away with a winning at hand.

Everything would really be that depending into your limit and this would really be requiring that extreme discipline because stopping midway is really that a huge challenge for most people or gambler.
Drawing up the line is something that would really be pertaining on the time that they are on the losing situation. We do know that when it comes to stopping then it isnt something that we do neglect
because chasing up loses is the main issue of most gamblers on which they wont really b stopping not until they do have the funds that they could really be able to play.
They would literally be stopping on the time that they dont have the money that they could use.

Drawing up the line is on the time that they dont have the money or totally messed up their lives already when it comes to financial situation.
Never ever wait for this condition before you would consider on stopping. You could stop if you wanted to but since that impulsive feeling then this what
makes that people do continue to play.

[Text]

When I was just starting to explore online gambling, I would only stop playing when my bankroll ran out. Especially when I only knew how to play dice games and didn't yet understand the house edge. So I wouldn't stop rolling until my balance was busted. But now that I've learned more, I stop whenever I want whether I'm winning or losing. We don't have control over losing because it's always there no matter what strategy we use, especially if we play for a longer time. If we want to avoid always losing, let's take profit when we win, stop for now, and then play again tomorrow.

[DiMarxist]

When you have played enough games and there is no win then you have to draw the line and relax for some days or when you have win big then you have to draw the line so that you can relax yourself and enjoy winning for days before coming back again. But there are some addicted ones will don't have break. They are only interested to play gamble whether they win or not it is not their problem. So those kind people have no limitation and break in their gambling. And in normal sense people stop gambling when they lose games because winning games make them to come back and play gamble always.
And for me I stopped when I have lose to relax my mind and think which strategy I will in the next coming.

[Jody.Drummer]

When I was just starting to explore online gambling, I would only stop playing when my bankroll ran out. Especially when I only knew how to play dice games and didn't yet understand the house edge. So I wouldn't stop rolling until my balance was busted. But now that I've learned more, I stop whenever I want whether I'm winning or losing. We don't have control over losing because it's always there no matter what strategy we use, especially if we play for a longer time. If we want to avoid always losing, let's take profit when we win, stop for now, and then play again tomorrow.

True, I think all gamblers who are just starting out will have the same approach as you which is that they will only stop when they have run out of money in a certain amount which can be greater than the previous loss or smaller, the point is that they usually bring different amounts and do not have a plan regarding the limit of the amount of budget they should bring. And when we are beginners, usually stopping when we lose does not mean that we stop gambling at that time, because the inability to accept the fact of defeat that causes emotions will usually occur where the situation encourages them to deposit money again and gamble again to catch up with the previous defeat.

It's better to quit anytime you want regardless of whether you win or lose, but for the problem of losing, we all have to have a limit on the number of losses to minimize the number of significant losses, and however a healthy approach to gambling is when you are able to take the opportunity when you manage to get a win such as stopping when you win and cashing out and enjoying the results of the win, this is a good idea rather than you always end the session with a loss because of greed.

[angrybirdy]

If I have won small amount of money as I am gambling with small amount of money and going for low odds, I will stop gambling for the day.

If I am losing, I know I should stop for me not to lose more.

Sometimes I gamble at once with big amount but not huge. If I lose, I stop. If I win I stop. I do this if I do not gamble much that week and if I just have little time to gamble.

we do the same mate! When I win even a small amount, sometimes I stop betting, as long as I have set a limit every time I gamble, the limits I set are when I lose three times, I have to stop even I still have some left over from my gambling budget, because that's how I teach myself to be more responsible in gambling and to avoid the obsession with playing. Since I got used to doing that, I don't worry too much every time I gamble because I know that I can manage my spending habits and I know when to stop so as not to overplay.

[wxa7115]

When I was just starting to explore online gambling, I would only stop playing when my bankroll ran out. Especially when I only knew how to play dice games and didn't yet understand the house edge. So I wouldn't stop rolling until my balance was busted. But now that I've learned more, I stop whenever I want whether I'm winning or losing. We don't have control over losing because it's always there no matter what strategy we use, especially if we play for a longer time. If we want to avoid always losing, let's take profit when we win, stop for now, and then play again tomorrow.

It is a good thing that you changed your ways, because gambling until you bust is a terrible idea, this is because eventually that betting pattern could become second nature to you and you may not think much about it.

But if you pair that tendency with an increase on the size of your bets and your capital, you will suddenly find yourself losing a great deal of money without even realizing how this could happen, and in that vulnerable state that is when a gambling addiction could kick in.

[Oilacris]

When I was just starting to explore online gambling, I would only stop playing when my bankroll ran out. Especially when I only knew how to play dice games and didn't yet understand the house edge. So I wouldn't stop rolling until my balance was busted. But now that I've learned more, I stop whenever I want whether I'm winning or losing. We don't have control over losing because it's always there no matter what strategy we use, especially if we play for a longer time. If we want to avoid always losing, let's take profit when we win, stop for now, and then play again tomorrow.

It is a good thing that you changed your ways, because gambling until you bust is a terrible idea, this is because eventually that betting pattern could become second nature to you and you may not think much about it.

But if you pair that tendency with an increase on the size of your bets and your capital, you will suddenly find yourself losing a great deal of money without even realizing how this could happen, and in that vulnerable state that is when a gambling addiction could kick in.

On the time that you are already that been thinking about some sort of pattern then you are really just that basically putting up yourself into such addiction. Why? on the time that you are following something or trying out to pursue for it to work then you are just basically putting up yourself into that kind of desperate and we know that once this emotion or behavior would be coming out then it would really be that so hard for it to be controlled and this is why it would really be best that you should really be playing with that outmost moderation and control towards your gambling behavior
and on the amount that you are really that spending into it. Usually people do mess up their lives on the time that they would be chasing up their loses or trying out to make a certain strategy to work
despite on creating tons of loses already.

Moderation and control is something that necessary when you do play gambling. You cant really be just that make yourself that delusional because once you do then this would
really be sparking out that kind of interest on playing even more even if it means that you are already compromising your life savings.