Stopping the curse of losing streak?

[Jody.Drummer]

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.

I am sure that one of the reasons why he continues his gambling activities is based on a goal that is based on a little confidence that he will be able to successfully reach the recovery stage which means all the money that has been lost returns to your hands through the arrival of winnings, but however I think it is clear that this is a way of thinking that is too risky, because in gambling when you try to chase something that you have already lost then you will most likely only experience a greater amount of loss and this is why it is always recommended to risk the amount that we can afford to lose, The goal is so that we don't get emotional when the result is a real loss.

However, a good and recommended approach to gambling is to know when to row and when to pull over, such as gambling when you have free time and an amount of money that you can afford to lose and stop when you experience defeat or when you feel that your emotions are running out. starts to come to mind, and I am sure that an approach like this will be able to put you in a good balance where gambling will not have too bad an impact on your life and also gambling will not have too bad an impact on your mental and psychological well-being.

On the other hand, I think you cannot say that defeat is the result of a mistake made by a gambler, remember that this is gambling which always runs randomly which will lead to one of two possibilities at the end of the session, namely winning or losing, so when If you lose, that's normal because this is gambling and something that happens randomly, you can never know what mistakes you made that made you lose. Simply put, in gambling, losing is something that is bound to happen and is experienced by all typical gamblers and wins. just an opportunity.

[Zigabel]

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.

It's very true they at some point it actually becomes very necessary to take a break from gambling so you will be able to rethink and strategies on how well to gamble so you have a better chance of winning unlike you had have before so it's always usually better after such breaks because then  you seem to come back in a better mind and tend to achieve even much more than you would have when you still stay consistently gambling without a break and loosing, your mind becomes messy and  you are unable to think straight enough to be able to have a better strategy to be able to win the game much better than you had done in your previous games.

Especially the addicted gamblers, most others usually do find it difficult taking a break off gambling awhile so that they get to be able to make sure they get a better mind starting a fresh again to gamble in the right state of mind and a better strategy.

[Accardo]

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 .

Sincerely, I'm intrigued by your response on players who ponder on their past losses. Those memories can't be erased, but it's a sign the gambler has no new option that picks his interest. When on break, it means eliminating any worries about gambling. It's like the gambling habit is paused and won't be resumed until the designated time for the vacation elapses. A player whose facial reaction worsens out of his thoughts on past gambling losses isn't doing himself a nice favor. Changing games may not help actually. Due to the continues involvement in games. That makes no changes.

Switching from one game to another still takes out money from the gambler. Hence, trying to stop a losing streak by switching games, is not healthy. The idea of a break is quite better and more reasonable. As it helps the player to reminisce on new ideas in developing a better gambling strategy. One can't think further if he's still tied down with gambling on unique games. Slot games that don't require certain experiences wouldn't have any effect in affecting how the player enjoys the game. This means that he'd easily play other slot games, which wouldn't help stop the losing streak.

[Lida93]

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?

Previously I don't know if someone has told you this. That it doesn't all of the time work in this way as it did for you by virtue of your changing game from blackjack to slot. Someone somewhere could have tried this strategy after going through series of losses and still didn't change the outcome to any win. It's same as someone having a rough time with a particular slot machine at the casino after several session and then decides to change to use a different slot machine and still didn't get a smooth outcome.

By some way of luck we could chose to change our position about a game and hit a win but this is not guaranteed as it has the propensity to lead to further loss. The safe option to fall on when the loss has become a continuous one after several session is to take a break. Taking a break is a powerful strategy in preventing unwarranted losses. That's what I do when the streaks are not going in my favor. I don't push it.

[swogerino]

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?

Previously I don't know if someone has told you this. That it doesn't all of the time work in this way as it did for you by virtue of your changing game from blackjack to slot. Someone somewhere could have tried this strategy after going through series of losses and still didn't change the outcome to any win. It's same as someone having a rough time with a particular slot machine at the casino after several session and then decides to change to use a different slot machine and still didn't get a smooth outcome.

By some way of luck we could chose to change our position about a game and hit a win but this is not guaranteed as it has the propensity to lead to further loss. The safe option to fall on when the loss has become a continuous one after several session is to take a break. Taking a break is a powerful strategy in preventing unwarranted losses. That's what I do when the streaks are not going in my favor. I don't push it.

So do you accept calmly the lost sessions when luck is not favoring you as you must be a genius if you can do that.Most people including myself I simply get mad when the lost sessions are coming in a consecutive way and after I see that the only thing I do is to go all in hoping to recover my lost amounts which only lead to even more bad losing.I am trying hard from quite sometime to stop when this thing happen yet I have never been able to accept lost sessions and bad luck calmly,I always get mad while I lose and I know very well my chances are totally against me when I gamble yet I seem to not keep calm mostly because the slot machines and most casinos do not give a damn about the RTP nowadays,they take your money in the fastest possible way while not keeping you entertained by giving you a deceiving win in the middle of such sessions.So the only thing to stop the curse of losing streak is to stop completely and not just take a break.

[Fredomago]

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.

It's very true they at some point it actually becomes very necessary to take a break from gambling so you will be able to rethink and strategies on how well to gamble so you have a better chance of winning unlike you had have before so it's always usually better after such breaks because then  you seem to come back in a better mind and tend to achieve even much more than you would have when you still stay consistently gambling without a break and loosing, your mind becomes messy and  you are unable to think straight enough to be able to have a better strategy to be able to win the game much better than you had done in your previous games.

Especially the addicted gamblers, most others usually do find it difficult taking a break off gambling awhile so that they get to be able to make sure they get a better mind starting a fresh again to gamble in the right state of mind and a better strategy.

They are too engage with gambling that's why there's no more control inside them, the desire is to keep pushing for more and satisfied their lust and desire, gambling is something that control your emotions too much engagement ruin the balance, even how good you are in the beginning there's always a chance that you'll exceed and from that point you may wrecked whatever you setup for your gambling strategies.

Though just like what you mentioned taking breaks is the best counter in getting addicted, but most of the time instead of doing it gambler choose to push forward and then regret after losing or become addicted at the long run.

[hyudien]

They are too engage with gambling that's why there's no more control inside them, the desire is to keep pushing for more and satisfied their lust and desire, gambling is something that control your emotions too much engagement ruin the balance, even how good you are in the beginning there's always a chance that you'll exceed and from that point you may wrecked whatever you setup for your gambling strategies.

Though just like what you mentioned taking breaks is the best counter in getting addicted, but most of the time instead of doing it gambler choose to push forward and then regret after losing or become addicted at the long run.

I agree with that, maybe it's because they are too engrossed in the gambling they are doing so they are so carried away by gambling that they forget that gambling is not something that should be done excessively. If they can't control their emotions then they will have thoughts of trying hard by gambling to win. It's true what you said, gambling can be said to train our patience, if we are able to control ourselves well and control our emotions well then they will not chase after winnings or recover from losses that have already occurred.
Even though they take a break, that doesn't mean they will stop gambling. They will return to gambling again. In fact, in my opinion, they will gamble more aggressively because they are trying to pursue something that is uncertain.

[slapper]

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?

Previously I don't know if someone has told you this. That it doesn't all of the time work in this way as it did for you by virtue of your changing game from blackjack to slot. Someone somewhere could have tried this strategy after going through series of losses and still didn't change the outcome to any win. It's same as someone having a rough time with a particular slot machine at the casino after several session and then decides to change to use a different slot machine and still didn't get a smooth outcome.

By some way of luck we could chose to change our position about a game and hit a win but this is not guaranteed as it has the propensity to lead to further loss. The safe option to fall on when the loss has become a continuous one after several session is to take a break. Taking a break is a powerful strategy in preventing unwarranted losses. That's what I do when the streaks are not going in my favor. I don't push it.

So do you accept calmly the lost sessions when luck is not favoring you as you must be a genius if you can do that.Most people including myself I simply get mad when the lost sessions are coming in a consecutive way and after I see that the only thing I do is to go all in hoping to recover my lost amounts which only lead to even more bad losing.I am trying hard from quite sometime to stop when this thing happen yet I have never been able to accept lost sessions and bad luck calmly,I always get mad while I lose and I know very well my chances are totally against me when I gamble yet I seem to not keep calm mostly because the slot machines and most casinos do not give a damn about the RTP nowadays,they take your money in the fastest possible way while not keeping you entertained by giving you a deceiving win in the middle of such sessions.So the only thing to stop the curse of losing streak is to stop completely and not just take a break.

Losing is brutal and nobody enjoys it. Still spiralling, chasing losses? The home uses that strategy to get you. You wager big thinking you'll win, but every gamble is their game. No luck, no good or bad days. Gambling is maths, and the odds are against you. You must battle the system, not poor luck, which steers you towards wrong decisions. Casino machines aren't entertaining, and casinos aren't your friends. They're supposed to gradually exhaust you

So, here's it. You know what to do. Walking away is the only way out. No "break" or "slowing down"; quit cold turkey. Not surrendering, but taking charge and refusing to be a pawn. The gain is choosing yourself over being played

[EarnOnVictor]

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 .

Sincerely, I'm intrigued by your response on players who ponder on their past losses. Those memories can't be erased, but it's a sign the gambler has no new option that picks his interest. When on break, it means eliminating any worries about gambling. It's like the gambling habit is paused and won't be resumed until the designated time for the vacation elapses. A player whose facial reaction worsens out of his thoughts on past gambling losses isn't doing himself a nice favor. Changing games may not help actually. Due to the continues involvement in games. That makes no changes.

Switching from one game to another still takes out money from the gambler. Hence, trying to stop a losing streak by switching games, is not healthy. The idea of a break is quite better and more reasonable. As it helps the player to reminisce on new ideas in developing a better gambling strategy. One can't think further if he's still tied down with gambling on unique games. Slot games that don't require certain experiences wouldn't have any effect in affecting how the player enjoys the game. This means that he'd easily play other slot games, which wouldn't help stop the losing streak.

I share your points, they make so much sense, and I believe that anything we do in any risky activities should be erased from our minds if they are negative. This is not only because of the activity but for the sake of our health and moral self and for us to be able to be focused on what is in front of us in future and not pondering on what has passed. The past has passed, it should be left behind and that is also the reason why we should use the money we can afford to lose in gambling to make it easy for us. Also, I've condemned the supposed advice of the OP from the beginning and hinted that he was just lucky, and nothing more. I even dared him to replicate a thing like this before advising people to do the same.

If he can replicate it 3 times while he changed games and won big solely due to that, then I will believe him partially. Anything about gambling is not easy, we can only be lucky, but we should not misplace the fact that luck is different from chance and when you are lucky, just know that you are lucky and do not believe there is a perfect arithmetic or reason for it. This advice is more important in casino games, you can't be smarter than the house and the algorithms you are playing against.

However, trying other games is not necessarily bad, one may try it as it is not also good to play a game all the time. What if there are opportunities lurking in the others? This diversification was what, at least, helped the OP in his case.

[Fredomago]

They are too engage with gambling that's why there's no more control inside them, the desire is to keep pushing for more and satisfied their lust and desire, gambling is something that control your emotions too much engagement ruin the balance, even how good you are in the beginning there's always a chance that you'll exceed and from that point you may wrecked whatever you setup for your gambling strategies.

Though just like what you mentioned taking breaks is the best counter in getting addicted, but most of the time instead of doing it gambler choose to push forward and then regret after losing or become addicted at the long run.

I agree with that, maybe it's because they are too engrossed in the gambling they are doing so they are so carried away by gambling that they forget that gambling is not something that should be done excessively. If they can't control their emotions then they will have thoughts of trying hard by gambling to win. It's true what you said, gambling can be said to train our patience, if we are able to control ourselves well and control our emotions well then they will not chase after winnings or recover from losses that have already occurred.
Even though they take a break, that doesn't mean they will stop gambling. They will return to gambling again. In fact, in my opinion, they will gamble more aggressively because they are trying to pursue something that is uncertain.

And for sure the outcome of being aggressive most of the time lead you to lose more than you can afford, since instead of taking that break to free up some stress you find yourself trying to create strategy that you think may work once you start playing back, but all of the sudden when you are already in the game instead of executing it you'll find yourself doing that same mistake and continue to lose more money, if you can change that attitude then you'll keep ending your session with that same outcome.

[Lida93]

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?

Previously I don't know if someone has told you this. That it doesn't all of the time work in this way as it did for you by virtue of your changing game from blackjack to slot. Someone somewhere could have tried this strategy after going through series of losses and still didn't change the outcome to any win. It's same as someone having a rough time with a particular slot machine at the casino after several session and then decides to change to use a different slot machine and still didn't get a smooth outcome.

By some way of luck we could chose to change our position about a game and hit a win but this is not guaranteed as it has the propensity to lead to further loss. The safe option to fall on when the loss has become a continuous one after several session is to take a break. Taking a break is a powerful strategy in preventing unwarranted losses. That's what I do when the streaks are not going in my favor. I don't push it.

So do you accept calmly the lost sessions when luck is not favoring you as you must be a genius if you can do that.Most people including myself I simply get mad when the lost sessions are coming in a consecutive way and after I see that the only thing I do is to go all in hoping to recover my lost amounts which only lead to even more bad losing.I am trying hard from quite sometime to stop when this thing happen yet I have never been able to accept lost sessions and bad luck calmly,I always get mad while I lose and I know very well my chances are totally against me when I gamble yet I seem to not keep calm mostly because the slot machines and most casinos do not give a damn about the RTP nowadays,they take your money in the fastest possible way while not keeping you entertained by giving you a deceiving win in the middle of such sessions.So the only thing to stop the curse of losing streak is to stop completely and not just take a break.

I do learn to and not that am a genius, what I mean by that is that not that I am 100% percent at doing it but most often than not I do accept my losses after many sessions and move on for another day again. It is not that easy a thing to do but if a gambler decides to be intentional at  it then there's no way he wouldn't learn to accept the results.

The casinos are a profit making venture for the owners and surely won't give a damn about the gambler even though in some cases they claim to. I understand what you mean by deceiving win, what I can say is that if you can at times learn to quit with that win and take it over to the next day you may be luckier on the next day.

[piebeyb]

Though just like what you mentioned taking breaks is the best counter in getting addicted, but most of the time instead of doing it gambler choose to push forward and then regret after losing or become addicted at the long run.

Things like that are commonplace and will continue to happen to see gambling addicts like that. They prefer to continue to gamble even though they are cursed with a losing streak. They don't mind it because in their small hearts they always keep the belief that later in the last game they will definitely be able to win and recovering all the money that has been lost, even though it is clearly impossible and the mindset of gamblers like that is clearly wrong because no gambler can recover all their losses, although not everyone is so lucky to get it, in fact usually most of them experience losses and losses.

I agree with you because the only way is to take a break or reduce gambling if you really want to have a healthier mindset, after all why should you gamble every day when not all gamblers can get rich from gambling every day, we all know there is nothing that people are looking for in Gambling is nothing but wealth, therefore many people compete to get it until they become addicted to gambling. It is clear that gambling addiction comes from a person's bad gambling habits. They should start focusing on taking a break from gambling to reduce addiction.

[Sandra_hakeem]

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.

This was undoubtedly the best decisions to have made, yes! But what's the case for a person that doesn't have the techs to indulge in any other type of casino games apart from slots? Just basing off an assumption though..
In my opinion, taking a long break is cool - do you really have to bother about why 'em poker cards ain't aligning? I mean, that would only make you start chasing your loses which, is the beginning of your failure.
Well, on the other hand, it's really hard to overlook your loses; the eagerness, frustration and confusion is real! I've seen cases of a family man crying for a refund from a casino

[dunfida]

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.

This was undoubtedly the best decisions to have made, yes! But what's the case for a person that doesn't have the techs to indulge in any other type of casino games apart from slots? Just basing off an assumption though..
In my opinion, taking a long break is cool - do you really have to bother about why 'em poker cards ain't aligning? I mean, that would only make you start chasing your loses which, is the beginning of your failure.
Well, on the other hand, it's really hard to overlook your loses; the eagerness, frustration and confusion is real! I've seen cases of a family man crying for a refund from a casino

Hitting up a jackpot is one of the main things that would really be pushing up for us to play even more. We do know that not all would really be that lucky on the time that they would really be dealing with slots.
This is why this would really be something that situational and cant really happen all the time but it do really looks good or having that a better approach or actions on the time that you have won.
Always making out such step on the time you would really be securing those profits at the same time you would really be having that good control towards yourself on playing even more.
When it comes to losing streak then this is something that cant really be stopped because when dealing up with gambling then this is something that would really be in random. There are really those people who do become that impulsive on the time that they would really be able to experience those loses and would really be tending to make out some recovery just because they do really believe that they could really be able on doing so, without even realizing that they will really be experiencing even more loses.

[Juse14]

The defeats I experienced really made me even more curious about gambling, because there is a saying that the more often you lose, the closer you are to winning big. So I kept making deposits until I didn't realize that I had lost a lot of money and emptied my account. Even though I had experienced quite a big loss, this could not stop my curiosity about gambling. At first, so that I could continue playing, I intended to borrow money and make a deposit again, but fortunately there was someone who made me aware of this. This bad behavior is not to continue chasing losses. Until now, I have not returned to the gambling site and placed a bet. With encouragement from those closest to me, I temporarily stopped these activities indefinitely.

[boltz]

The defeats I experienced really made me even more curious about gambling, because there is a saying that the more often you lose, the closer you are to winning big. So I kept making deposits until I didn't realize that I had lost a lot of money and emptied my account. Even though I had experienced quite a big loss, this could not stop my curiosity about gambling. At first, so that I could continue playing, I intended to borrow money and make a deposit again, but fortunately there was someone who made me aware of this. This bad behavior is not to continue chasing losses. Until now, I have not returned to the gambling site and placed a bet. With encouragement from those closest to me, I temporarily stopped these activities indefinitely.

I honestly doubt that is how things works in gambling...especially when you have a big losing streak. So for me , the best advice would be to simple take a break from gambling or simply wait for an event where you really have a proper idea of how the game can go and stop doing random bets on random games. Glad to hear that you have control over yourself and you know when to quit and also you don't need to block your gambling websites because a lot of gamblers tend to call their internet provider and have those websites blocked.

[Dewi Aries]

The defeats I experienced really made me even more curious about gambling, because there is a saying that the more often you lose, the closer you are to winning big. So I kept making deposits until I didn't realize that I had lost a lot of money and emptied my account. Even though I had experienced quite a big loss, this could not stop my curiosity about gambling. At first, so that I could continue playing, I intended to borrow money and make a deposit again, but fortunately there was someone who made me aware of this. This bad behavior is not to continue chasing losses. Until now, I have not returned to the gambling site and placed a bet. With encouragement from those closest to me, I temporarily stopped these activities indefinitely.

I think most gamblers experience the same scenario as you, or I mean they get caught up in their curiosity when they lose at the beginning of their involvement, on the other hand I'm not accusing you but it seems like you came to gambling without a true understanding of what gambling is and maybe you came with the intention of multiplying so when you lose then the situation is a situation that is difficult for you to accept which in turn makes you experience curiosity. However if a gambler comes with a proper understanding of gambling then I think it is less likely for them to have curiosity in them or even act to chase their losses to reach the recovery stage that even the situation makes you desperate to take a loan, while a gambler who has a proper understanding will not do that because it means you increase the chance of losing for a larger amount, but fortunately the people closest to you tell you that putting curiosity in gambling will only lead you to a more likely disaster.

[Accardo]

Sincerely, I'm intrigued by your response on players who ponder on their past losses. Those memories can't be erased, but it's a sign the gambler has no new option that picks his interest. When on break, it means eliminating any worries about gambling. It's like the gambling habit is paused and won't be resumed until the designated time for the vacation elapses. A player whose facial reaction worsens out of his thoughts on past gambling losses isn't doing himself a nice favor. Changing games may not help actually. Due to the continues involvement in games. That makes no changes.

Switching from one game to another still takes out money from the gambler. Hence, trying to stop a losing streak by switching games, is not healthy. The idea of a break is quite better and more reasonable. As it helps the player to reminisce on new ideas in developing a better gambling strategy. One can't think further if he's still tied down with gambling on unique games. Slot games that don't require certain experiences wouldn't have any effect in affecting how the player enjoys the game. This means that he'd easily play other slot games, which wouldn't help stop the losing streak.

I share your points, they make so much sense, and I believe that anything we do in any risky activities should be erased from our minds if they are negative. This is not only because of the activity but for the sake of our health and moral self and for us to be able to be focused on what is in front of us in future and not pondering on what has passed. The past has passed, it should be left behind and that is also the reason why we should use the money we can afford to lose in gambling to make it easy for us. Also, I've condemned the supposed advice of the OP from the beginning and hinted that he was just lucky, and nothing more. I even dared him to replicate a thing like this before advising people to do the same.

If he can replicate it 3 times while he changed games and won big solely due to that, then I will believe him partially. Anything about gambling is not easy, we can only be lucky, but we should not misplace the fact that luck is different from chance and when you are lucky, just know that you are lucky and do not believe there is a perfect arithmetic or reason for it. This advice is more important in casino games, you can't be smarter than the house and the algorithms you are playing against.

However, trying other games is not necessarily bad, one may try it as it is not also good to play a game all the time. What if there are opportunities lurking in the others? This diversification was what, at least, helped the OP in his case.

Right Op has a unique gambling technique for his readers, that worked on his end, which is a nice purpose to not try completely someone else's strategy. Especially, when it advises players to try other games, instead of going for a break. The game changes whenever a player is not well prepared on a specific strategy. Op may have been lucky and as you said, he may be unlucky trying same strategy again. Although not all players care much about some other person's success in gambling. Most players are playing on unique stance circulating mainly on their personal interest.

So, if a technique as cruelly risky as what Op is portraying grasps the interest of a player, it's still cool he tries it out. But out of experience that'll be hardly the right decision, except for Op. It's always disappointing to try again something that once worked, and it didn't work. Gambling is one good example of such experiences. Wins depends on luck or the house. It doesn't show up always, hence, no right method works consistently like taking a long break. When in a losing streak.

[hyudien]

I agree with that, maybe it's because they are too engrossed in the gambling they are doing so they are so carried away by gambling that they forget that gambling is not something that should be done excessively. If they can't control their emotions then they will have thoughts of trying hard by gambling to win. It's true what you said, gambling can be said to train our patience, if we are able to control ourselves well and control our emotions well then they will not chase after winnings or recover from losses that have already occurred.
Even though they take a break, that doesn't mean they will stop gambling. They will return to gambling again. In fact, in my opinion, they will gamble more aggressively because they are trying to pursue something that is uncertain.

And for sure the outcome of being aggressive most of the time lead you to lose more than you can afford, since instead of taking that break to free up some stress you find yourself trying to create strategy that you think may work once you start playing back, but all of the sudden when you are already in the game instead of executing it you'll find yourself doing that same mistake and continue to lose more money, if you can change that attitude then you'll keep ending your session with that same outcome.

That's something that is definitely happening friends, if we gamble aggressively or in other words with balanced emotions then most likely what will happen is a bigger loss, or more losses. it's true that instead of resting but thinking about how to turn things around or strategies to apply, but when you find the strategy and gamble again it will only return to experience the loss that is likely to happen. And if that happens then it is the same as chasing defeat or wanting to recover losses, but instead of recovering losses but instead making them experience losses again.
By them doing this, it is just a way of putting themselves into bigger problems. The thought of wanting to recover losses must be eliminated to prevent greater losses. By wanting to recover losses that will only happen is to lose more money, because the host will always win.

[lienfaye]

The defeats I experienced really made me even more curious about gambling, because there is a saying that the more often you lose, the closer you are to winning big. So I kept making deposits until I didn't realize that I had lost a lot of money and emptied my account. Even though I had experienced quite a big loss, this could not stop my curiosity about gambling. At first, so that I could continue playing, I intended to borrow money and make a deposit again, but fortunately there was someone who made me aware of this. This bad behavior is not to continue chasing losses. Until now, I have not returned to the gambling site and placed a bet. With encouragement from those closest to me, I temporarily stopped these activities indefinitely.

That's a good decision if you're not able to refrain yourself once you already made a deposit. It's really tempting to play continuously especially if you're in losing streak since you're thinking of getting back what you have lost and possibly closer to winning, as you've said. But that's not a good behavior because a gambler should not set high hopes when playing. When you lose, accept the fact and move on. It's crucial to not dwell in the past to have a fresh start (this is if you still want to continue playing despite the past losses).