Stopping the curse of losing streak?

[ethereumhunter]

A very good reason to have a break and make sure that you'll be able to breath everything out, as if you continue to push your way using additional deposit, chances that you might lose more money is possible, though if changing the game might give you another chance maybe you can use that venue but not a guarantee that you'll be able to have a different outcome.

It's always with how you treat your gambling and how good you are in controlling your emotions, best practice is to quit when you already suffering to avoid further additional damage with your finances.

Using additional deposit can gives us more chances to playing gambling longer but that doesn't mean we can win and recover our losing money. We must prepared for the other losses that we may gets so we should be ready for that and will not regret if we lose all of the additional money. If you moves to the other games, that will not gives you a big chance to win but you will have a chance to lose the money without having a big chance to recover the money. That's why you must allocated money for playing gambling and will not deposit more money if you almost runs out of the money.

It's better we treat gambling as an entertainment so we can enjoy every gambling games that we played and we will not thinks about winning the gambling games because that will be difficult. When we can control our emotion, that will helps us to be wise playing gambling and will not spends all of the money.

[Natalim]

The best time to stop gambling is now, most especially when you are losing, because gambling become a negative activities when you continue to lose, since you will likely have that bad feelings of unmotivated because of the recorded loses, and if it be mixture of winning and losing at the same time, one could advice to continue but in this case of consistent losing, it is better to quit at once.

You'll stop when you don't have money to gamble, that's a real gambler. What is your purpose of gambling? of course to enjoy and to win which could be the 2nd goal, but since we will likely loss, we should set up a bankroll that is already intended for gambling, and you win or lose, you'll never tough money that is not intended for gambling. It's not the curse of losing but it's us being irresponsible, because we don't understand the risk of losing, that's why we can't accept if we lose.

Thats a literal situation and it would be better that you shouldnt really be waiting for yourself to be put up on such situation on which does simply means that you had busted up all the money that you do have and this is something that you should have that completely make yourself that stopped up completely. Gambling should be fun, if you are already that allocated up some funds or already have that budget then it would be better that you shouldnt really be going beyond those points or with those limits because if you do find yourself that impulsive then you would be adding up more money until
you cant be able to do so since you have busted it all. We do know that emotion is something that would really be so damn hard to control specially if you are on such condition on the time that you would be making yourself trying to cope up with the loses that you have commited. Losing streak could really happen to anyone and if you do have that bad self control and decision making then you are really
that putting yourself on such great danger.

I'm fine with losing all the money I have as long as it's intended for gambling. Actually, it's not really complicated, because if we understand the risk and have accepted it, we will enjoy gambling in its entirety.

Let's say I go to a casino and I brought $1000, it's expected that I may loss that amount but it should not worry me as I can afford to lose it. So in order for me to enjoy, I should also set a goal on the amount I should win before I stop, so if my goal is $1000, that's double my bankroll, I should stop when I reach that amount. Plain and simple, because if we complicate these things, it will take us somewhere we might not like what would happen.

[Beparanf]

I'm fine with losing all the money I have as long as it's intended for gambling. Actually, it's not really complicated, because if we understand the risk and have accepted it, we will enjoy gambling in its entirety.

Let's say I go to a casino and I brought $1000, it's expected that I may loss that amount but it should not worry me as I can afford to lose it. So in order for me to enjoy, I should also set a goal on the amount I should win before I stop, so if my goal is $1000, that's double my bankroll, I should stop when I reach that amount. Plain and simple, because if we complicate these things, it will take us somewhere we might not like what would happen.

Correct approach on how you can enjoy gambling properly. Many gamblers missed the point of the actually playing and feel the risk every bet is what makes it enjoyable. Our money is just a tool to feel that kind of intense fun so we should consider it as payment to the fun we gain.

It’s important to have an allocated money for gambling just like what you did so that you wouldn’t care if you lose as long as your goal for entertainment already achieved. It’s just a bonus if you won in the process.

[wxa7115]

Know when to stop and when to play, and when you find that the gambling activity you are doing is only causing losses, because you are experiencing continuous losses, it would be a good idea for you to take a break from the activity to just calm down. . to regain control of yourself. Indeed, there is an opinion that the more often you experience defeat, the closer you will be to a big win, although sometimes this assumption is true, but you need to remember that the final results of gambling and betting are uncertain and cannot be relied on. So it's very stupid if we spend a lot of money on something we're not sure we'll get.

Never act stupidly, when you win, immediately withdraw from gambling, because if not, it is possible that the money you have won will be spent on gambling again. And likewise, when you experience a losing streak, stop for a moment from the activity and gain control over yourself.

That assumption is often false, as it comes from a mistaken understanding about the field of probabilities, as some gamblers believe that the more they lose the greater the chances of the expected win to appear.

But this is wrong, in most gambling games each event is independent from each other, which means that it does not matter how many times you have lost before, the chances you will win during the next event remain the same, and those expecting for their luck to take a turn for the better are just wasting their time.

[Litzki1990]

You have been losing gambling for three weeks so why did you not take any break from your gambling during these three weeks. You should definitely take a break from gambling during these three weeks. If you had taken a break from gambling during these three weeks, you would have made your gambling decisions in a healthy mind that would not have resulted in you losing consistently. When a gambler is consistently losing at gambling, it is best for that gambler to take a break. When the gambler takes a break, he can easily mark the mistakes he is making in gambling and if he can mark his mistakes, he will try to correct them so that he does not have to lose constantly.

[slapper]

The best time to stop gambling is now, most especially when you are losing, because gambling become a negative activities when you continue to lose, since you will likely have that bad feelings of unmotivated because of the recorded loses, and if it be mixture of winning and losing at the same time, one could advice to continue but in this case of consistent losing, it is better to quit at once.

You'll stop when you don't have money to gamble, that's a real gambler. What is your purpose of gambling? of course to enjoy and to win which could be the 2nd goal, but since we will likely loss, we should set up a bankroll that is already intended for gambling, and you win or lose, you'll never tough money that is not intended for gambling. It's not the curse of losing but it's us being irresponsible, because we don't understand the risk of losing, that's why we can't accept if we lose.

Thats a literal situation and it would be better that you shouldnt really be waiting for yourself to be put up on such situation on which does simply means that you had busted up all the money that you do have and this is something that you should have that completely make yourself that stopped up completely. Gambling should be fun, if you are already that allocated up some funds or already have that budget then it would be better that you shouldnt really be going beyond those points or with those limits because if you do find yourself that impulsive then you would be adding up more money until
you cant be able to do so since you have busted it all. We do know that emotion is something that would really be so damn hard to control specially if you are on such condition on the time that you would be making yourself trying to cope up with the loses that you have commited. Losing streak could really happen to anyone and if you do have that bad self control and decision making then you are really
that putting yourself on such great danger.

I'm fine with losing all the money I have as long as it's intended for gambling. Actually, it's not really complicated, because if we understand the risk and have accepted it, we will enjoy gambling in its entirety.

Let's say I go to a casino and I brought $1000, it's expected that I may loss that amount but it should not worry me as I can afford to lose it. So in order for me to enjoy, I should also set a goal on the amount I should win before I stop, so if my goal is $1000, that's double my bankroll, I should stop when I reach that amount. Plain and simple, because if we complicate these things, it will take us somewhere we might not like what would happen.

Knowing your money may vanish? Smart, open-eyed play. Setting a win aim and leaving? Man, harder said than done. Your strategy is promising. The actual battleground is your thoughts. Your discipline—how strong? Can you leave with $1000 burning a hole?" Your enemy is temptation to double down and chase that next rush.

Understanding your circuitry trumps the odds. And your plan? If those constraints hold, I'll support it. Enjoying gambling within your means is fine. It's simple in theory but terrible in practice. Keep your plan and headspace, and you may win.

[KiaKia]

I’ve been on losing streak for almost 3 weeks of gambling, not daily but in random basis for over 3 weeks. Mostly I play only live blackjack using small bankroll around 50$ to 100$  . No matter what I do, slow play or whatever betting strategy makes me lose since dealer card is always so good around 90% of my game.

What I did is I stop gambling for a week and decided to try different game so that my mind will be fresh and positive. I play slot games and manage to win huge amount that is enough to recover my 3 weeks losses and gain a decent profit. I’m just using small bet on slot games when I hit the huge jackpot.

In conclusion, if you are already having a rough time on playing same game over and over despite you have a good experience on it before. Trying new games to you and taking break will help you to snap out of your losing streak because chasing losses usually make us trap on our losses.


In your case, how do you approach when you are on losing streak so badly on specific game. Does changing game works for you?

This sounds perfectly like the casino trying so hard to take the money back from you, I like your idea of using a small amount of money on a slot game after winning a big amount of money.

I use less money than you do, and I also do the same as you, although I don't gamble on anything else than slots game, if I gamble for a long period and I keep losing I will use my second option online casino or take a week off.

It's good to change your game if you are losing too much on one game, but for someone like me who likes slots the most I don't like going for other games unless it's Champions League season where I can place bets on football matches.

[angrybirdy]

The best time to stop gambling is now, most especially when you are losing, because gambling become a negative activities when you continue to lose, since you will likely have that bad feelings of unmotivated because of the recorded loses, and if it be mixture of winning and losing at the same time, one could advice to continue but in this case of consistent losing, it is better to quit at once.

You'll stop when you don't have money to gamble, that's a real gambler. What is your purpose of gambling? of course to enjoy and to win which could be the 2nd goal, but since we will likely loss, we should set up a bankroll that is already intended for gambling, and you win or lose, you'll never tough money that is not intended for gambling. It's not the curse of losing but it's us being irresponsible, because we don't understand the risk of losing, that's why we can't accept if we lose.

Thats a literal situation and it would be better that you shouldnt really be waiting for yourself to be put up on such situation on which does simply means that you had busted up all the money that you do have and this is something that you should have that completely make yourself that stopped up completely. Gambling should be fun, if you are already that allocated up some funds or already have that budget then it would be better that you shouldnt really be going beyond those points or with those limits because if you do find yourself that impulsive then you would be adding up more money until
you cant be able to do so since you have busted it all. We do know that emotion is something that would really be so damn hard to control specially if you are on such condition on the time that you would be making yourself trying to cope up with the loses that you have commited. Losing streak could really happen to anyone and if you do have that bad self control and decision making then you are really
that putting yourself on such great danger.

I'm fine with losing all the money I have as long as it's intended for gambling. Actually, it's not really complicated, because if we understand the risk and have accepted it, we will enjoy gambling in its entirety.

Let's say I go to a casino and I brought $1000, it's expected that I may loss that amount but it should not worry me as I can afford to lose it. So in order for me to enjoy, I should also set a goal on the amount I should win before I stop, so if my goal is $1000, that's double my bankroll, I should stop when I reach that amount. Plain and simple, because if we complicate these things, it will take us somewhere we might not like what would happen.

Knowing your money may vanish? Smart, open-eyed play. Setting a win aim and leaving? Man, harder said than done. Your strategy is promising. The actual battleground is your thoughts. Your discipline—how strong? Can you leave with $1000 burning a hole?" Your enemy is temptation to double down and chase that next rush.

Understanding your circuitry trumps the odds. And your plan? If those constraints hold, I'll support it. Enjoying gambling within your means is fine. It's simple in theory but terrible in practice. Keep your plan and headspace, and you may win.

It's easier to be said than done, you already know what's your enemy while doing gambling so you should also know what will you do. when you are tempted, just always think about your initial plan and stick to it, one of the ways to not lose to temptation is to have strong self discipline and do not listen to your other thoughts because it will lead you to danger.

[Hypnosis00]

You have been losing gambling for three weeks so why did you not take any break from your gambling during these three weeks. You should definitely take a break from gambling during these three weeks. If you had taken a break from gambling during these three weeks, you would have made your gambling decisions in a healthy mind that would not have resulted in you losing consistently. When a gambler is consistently losing at gambling, it is best for that gambler to take a break. When the gambler takes a break, he can easily mark the mistakes he is making in gambling and if he can mark his mistakes, he will try to correct them so that he does not have to lose constantly.

He could not because he is now chasing his losses rather than thinking how to stop losing. As he preferred to gamble more and chase his losses, the more possible he could no longer get his money back. Very unfortunate, but many gamblers have this wrong mentality. In fact, losing straight is an indication that we need to stop or take a break. Gambling is about luck but sadly, luck never comes to us always that is why, sometimes we need to use our instincts. Losing 5 bets straight is enough to stop IMO and just come back after a few days. I did this and it is quite helping me not to fall into addiction.

[Troytech]

I’ve been on losing streak for almost 3 weeks of gambling, not daily but in random basis for over 3 weeks. Mostly I play only live blackjack using small bankroll around 50$ to 100$  . No matter what I do, slow play or whatever betting strategy makes me lose since dealer card is always so good around 90% of my game.

What I did is I stop gambling for a week and decided to try different game so that my mind will be fresh and positive. I play slot games and manage to win huge amount that is enough to recover my 3 weeks losses and gain a decent profit. I’m just using small bet on slot games when I hit the huge jackpot.

In conclusion, if you are already having a rough time on playing same game over and over despite you have a good experience on it before. Trying new games to you and taking break will help you to snap out of your losing streak because chasing losses usually make us trap on our losses.


In your case, how do you approach when you are on losing streak so badly on specific game. Does changing game works for you?

You know if you had never stopped you might have continued in the cycle of chasing your loses in that particular game and worst of all is when your mind is now corrupt that you are not in luck and can't win.

This is the same reason i hate playing virtual in gambling shops , cause at times you can be stucked in a losing streak and have very few options that you may like apart from football simulations. I just prefer playing on my phone so when I'm losing and my mood is changing I just switch my device or close the app, my cool down procedure when I'm in big loses is to to just watch movies on my phone. Gambling at your comfort rules 

[Eternad]

This is the same reason i hate playing virtual in gambling shops , cause at times you can be stucked in a losing streak and have very few options that you may like apart from football simulations. I just prefer playing on my phone so when I'm losing and my mood is changing I just switch my device or close the app, my cool down procedure when I'm in big loses is to to just watch movies on my phone. Gambling at your comfort rules 

What’s the difference between virtual gambling shop and playing gambling on your phone while both of them is gambling online while you can access gambling anytime even if you are using your phone. You just need to turn it on if you want to gamble again which is easier to do if you are just at home.

Playing online is indeed high risk since you can deposit all your saving during heat of the moment when you experience losses. This is what I’m avoiding when I’m gambling online. You can safely manage you bankroll by just moving your assets on lock state for a certain period of time before you gamble so that you can’t access it whenever you feel greedy after loss.

[Accardo]

You have been losing gambling for three weeks so why did you not take any break from your gambling during these three weeks. You should definitely take a break from gambling during these three weeks. If you had taken a break from gambling during these three weeks, you would have made your gambling decisions in a healthy mind that would not have resulted in you losing consistently. When a gambler is consistently losing at gambling, it is best for that gambler to take a break. When the gambler takes a break, he can easily mark the mistakes he is making in gambling and if he can mark his mistakes, he will try to correct them so that he does not have to lose constantly.

He could not because he is now chasing his losses rather than thinking how to stop losing. As he preferred to gamble more and chase his losses, the more possible he could no longer get his money back. Very unfortunate, but many gamblers have this wrong mentality. In fact, losing straight is an indication that we need to stop or take a break. Gambling is about luck but sadly, luck never comes to us always that is why, sometimes we need to use our instincts. Losing 5 bets straight is enough to stop IMO and just come back after a few days. I did this and it is quite helping me not to fall into addiction.

Losing streak doesn't roll with no wins at hand, the player will get a few wins before hitting the losing streak. This means he could begin thinking of gaining back those wins after the losing streak is over, which traps the player not to hit the quit button. The decision is in the player's jurisdiction to make, sometimes, but in other ways, the player could be suffering from a loss of control. However, when a player struggles with decision-making, he is not in total control of himself. Gambling can take away the energy of a player, making his willpower weak.

Taking a break is a valid means of recuperating the brain and redirecting it to think better while gambling. Nothing beats taking a rest whenever we are emotionally exhausted by gambling. If a gambler is battling with more than 5 losses at a go, it should be in his best interest to stop, immediately. Unless he's patiently out of greed waiting for the win streak to arrive. Which is a bad move for any gambler. As the winning streak doesn't show up without a touch of losses rolling with it. In a nutshell, winning or Losing streaks should determine when a player stops a session.

[junder]

You know if you had never stopped you might have continued in the cycle of chasing your loses in that particular game and worst of all is when your mind is now corrupt that you are not in luck and can't win.

This is the same reason i hate playing virtual in gambling shops , cause at times you can be stucked in a losing streak and have very few options that you may like apart from football simulations. I just prefer playing on my phone so when I'm losing and my mood is changing I just switch my device or close the app, my cool down procedure when I'm in big loses is to to just watch movies on my phone. Gambling at your comfort rules 

When someone chases defeat then I think their thinking is already broken because with them chasing defeat or victory it is the same as they are chasing uncertain things but with certainty is that they will lose more money by doing such actions. The worst thing can happen when they do such risky actions. When they cannot stop gambling then it is the same as they will not stop experiencing losses. The more often they gamble, the more often they experience losses that cannot be avoided.

Bensr that you said gamble with reasonable rules, don't gamble by exceeding the limits that we can afford such as in terms of our own finances. Having a reasonable limit is a must because the curse of losing at gambling in my opinion cannot be avoided but if it is to minimize it maybe it can still be. It is very unlikely that we can change the curse of losing streaks in gambling that is done.

[nara1892]

Knowing your money may vanish? Smart, open-eyed play. Setting a win aim and leaving? Man, harder said than done. Your strategy is promising. The actual battleground is your thoughts. Your discipline—how strong? Can you leave with $1000 burning a hole?" Your enemy is temptation to double down and chase that next rush.

Understanding your circuitry trumps the odds. And your plan? If those constraints hold, I'll support it. Enjoying gambling within your means is fine. It's simple in theory but terrible in practice. Keep your plan and headspace, and you may win.

It's easier to be said than done, you already know what's your enemy while doing gambling so you should also know what will you do. when you are tempted, just always think about your initial plan and stick to it, one of the ways to not lose to temptation is to have strong self discipline and do not listen to your other thoughts because it will lead you to danger.

Yes the advice has always been about having strong discipline and focusing on the best plan you can come up with, but I think at the end of the day as you say "it's easier said than done", and you have also said that gambling can be very tempting which I think is very likely to happen or I mean very likely that you will break the rules regarding the plan you have previously made.

On the other hand I understand that the many temptations in gambling always lead to careless decision making and even responsible gamblers have experienced this, and although discipline is indeed the best thing that gamblers should have, I think it is not enough and maybe I will suggest something that can strengthen you in terms of avoiding some out of control actions due to the many temptations in gambling and that is "assertiveness", So the bottom line is that having a strong discipline along with a strict adherence to the rules and awareness is a good combination to minimize things like falling for something that looks tempting.

[hyudien]

Yes the advice has always been about having strong discipline and focusing on the best plan you can come up with, but I think at the end of the day as you say "it's easier said than done", and you have also said that gambling can be very tempting which I think is very likely to happen or I mean very likely that you will break the rules regarding the plan you have previously made.

On the other hand I understand that the many temptations in gambling always lead to careless decision making and even responsible gamblers have experienced this, and although discipline is indeed the best thing that gamblers should have, I think it is not enough and maybe I will suggest something that can strengthen you in terms of avoiding some out of control actions due to the many temptations in gambling and that is "assertiveness", So the bottom line is that having a strong discipline along with a strict adherence to the rules and awareness is a good combination to minimize things like falling for something that looks tempting.

Indeed, good aspects to prevent large losses or other adverse effects are only easy to say but it is difficult to do, set, or practice. When gambling, anything can change including the main goal before gambling. With gambling that can be tempting or interesting because it is a fact, there is nothing that can rule out the possibility that gamblers can change their minds when gambling. When winning or losing, in my opinion, changes in gambling motives can still change.
When you win, there is the potential to continue gambling by wanting to get an even bigger win, even though before gambling, you originally had a target. Likewise, when they get a loss.
Indeed, when they are tempted further into gambling, actions that are at great risk are likely to occur and may even occur. Because thoughts that should not exist lead ourselves to do the desires of the heart such as wanting to get more wins even though we have won before. In my opinion, there are many rights that can indeed be an ingredient or aspect that can indeed prevent big losses, it's just that not all gamblers can apply it properly.

[rahmad2nd]

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In your case, how do you approach when you are on losing streak so badly on specific game. Does changing game works for you?

To be honest, for this type of sports betting, I rarely experience a losing streak. except, I'm really unlucky. for example, in 4 matches in the Champions League competition. apart from that, predictions in other competitions are also just as bad. even though, I have a rule to only bet on 3 matches in each football schedule. but because of bad luck, all my predictions failed and missed. I actually rarely experience situations like this, but because I'm unlucky, I can't avoid anything. well, I'm not a real blackjack bettor. however, sometimes I play it occasionally. In fact, I prefer Baccarat, the risks are high but the results are worth it.

What you are experiencing, happens to me usually when I play slot games. Moreover, if I play the same game every time I gamble. High curiosity made me try to repeat playing even with a small bankroll and like you, I experienced consecutive losses without winning. the pattern is the same, I don't play slots every day. but when I played it, I kept losing again. the more we force it, the more our losses increase, starting from a small bankroll. Well, the experience you are experiencing is our experience too. To avoid high tendencies, taking a break from gambling is the right first step, whatever the gambling. then, try random games as you do. not infrequently, I can recover previous losses. well, so I think most of us have similar experiences regardless of the type of gambling.

[irhact]

 I've come to understand that sometimes to succeed in gambling one must have a good knowledge about the actual gambling aspect they're into, be it sports betting, slot games and so on, you don't expect someone that's very good at sports betting, probably follow up sporting activities and have little knowledge about poker to succeed in it. If you're good at sport betting focus on it and try to come up with better strategies of winning with it.

 Some individuals does not understand this an that's why they keep having numerous losing streaks, sometimes their friends who are good at a particular aspect of gambling keeps winning with it and they'll want to try their luck to see if they'll win as well whereas they've got little or no idea about slot games. Well it's a good thing the OP had to quit after having streaks of loses for 3  weeks. Too bad I took him 3 weeks to realise he was doing the wrong thing.

[Zlantann]

You have been losing gambling for three weeks so why did you not take any break from your gambling during these three weeks. You should definitely take a break from gambling during these three weeks. If you had taken a break from gambling during these three weeks, you would have made your gambling decisions in a healthy mind that would not have resulted in you losing consistently. When a gambler is consistently losing at gambling, it is best for that gambler to take a break. When the gambler takes a break, he can easily mark the mistakes he is making in gambling and if he can mark his mistakes, he will try to correct them so that he does not have to lose constantly.

This was the same idea and decision the OP took. H said he suffered losses for three weeks and he decided to take a break to enable him to evaluate his gambling activity. And one of the decisions he took was to change the game he usually plays and this decision has really helped him. recover some of his losses. I think OP's style is worth emulating because he was able to make some decisions that helped him. And I am thrilled that instead of chasing losses like some people will do, OP decided to seek other better options. Taking a break is another viable means of curbing chasing losses and gambling addiction.

[Jaycoinz]

You have been losing gambling for three weeks so why did you not take any break from your gambling during these three weeks. You should definitely take a break from gambling during these three weeks. If you had taken a break from gambling during these three weeks, you would have made your gambling decisions in a healthy mind that would not have resulted in you losing consistently. When a gambler is consistently losing at gambling, it is best for that gambler to take a break. When the gambler takes a break, he can easily mark the mistakes he is making in gambling and if he can mark his mistakes, he will try to correct them so that he does not have to lose constantly.

This was the same idea and decision the OP took. H said he suffered losses for three weeks and he decided to take a break to enable him to evaluate his gambling activity. And one of the decisions he took was to change the game he usually plays and this decision has really helped him. recover some of his losses. I think OP's style is worth emulating because he was able to make some decisions that helped him. And I am thrilled that instead of chasing losses like some people will do, OP decided to seek other better options. Taking a break is another viable means of curbing chasing losses and gambling addiction.

Taking a break sometimes work but I can guarantee you it's not all the time that this method is effective enough because sometimes even with the break, if you are still grieving about the previous lost you might still end up losing more but for the case of him actually changing the game he currently plays, well I don't really know what to say about that but sometimes changing a game you play might take some time to actually master the game and know some of the odds or games that might work for you that's if the game isn't 100% luck base .

[Shamm]

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In your case, how do you approach when you are on losing streak so badly on specific game. Does changing game works for you?

To be honest, for this type of sports betting, I rarely experience a losing streak. except, I'm really unlucky. for example, in 4 matches in the Champions League competition. apart from that, predictions in other competitions are also just as bad. even though, I have a rule to only bet on 3 matches in each football schedule. but because of bad luck, all my predictions failed and missed. I actually rarely experience situations like this, but because I'm unlucky, I can't avoid anything. well, I'm not a real blackjack bettor. however, sometimes I play it occasionally. In fact, I prefer Baccarat, the risks are high but the results are worth it.

What you are experiencing, happens to me usually when I play slot games. Moreover, if I play the same game every time I gamble. High curiosity made me try to repeat playing even with a small bankroll and like you, I experienced consecutive losses without winning. the pattern is the same, I don't play slots every day. but when I played it, I kept losing again. the more we force it, the more our losses increase, starting from a small bankroll. Well, the experience you are experiencing is our experience too. To avoid high tendencies, taking a break from gambling is the right first step, whatever the gambling. then, try random games as you do. not infrequently, I can recover previous losses. well, so I think most of us have similar experiences regardless of the type of gambling.

slots, sports betting and poker is need a little bit knowledge to win this kind of game in gambling cause analysis is much better in this. We need to have knowledge to put our bet on to them and then we will got a  good outcome such us receiving our winning money. But sometimes we are in Lossing mode or let say we don't have our luck in our sides and that's the reason why we will loss what ever we made inorder to win still we can't.  And the best thing to do once we are in our Lossing streak then it's better to take a break.