Story of my life

[pinggoki]

Congratulations, that's the most normal thing that anyone should ever feel in regards to someone losing their drive to gamble, that's you OP becoming more happier than ever, there's no doubt about it and don't be too crazy about it because you also have no way of relapsing because you're clearly loving what you're feeling now and I highly doubt that you'd ever want that to go away. Think of all the positives that you're going to get when you finally stop gambling, more time on other things that's more productive and more healthy for you and your soul.

[m2017]

The less active I become with gambling, the more positive it gets for me, not most of the time but my results are simply better than when I was very active.

It would be interesting to check the internal algorithms in the casino to see if the RTP changes depending on the length of the pause between the gambling sessions of the gambler. There is a suspicion that this is a “sliding” parameter in order to re-attract returning or new players to gambling. If this is true, then this would easily explain your negative and positive periods in gambling.

[bettercrypto]

Have you ever noticed or am I the only one?

The more active I become with gambling, the more it drags me back, luckily I keep risking only what I want to lose.

The less active I become with gambling, the more positive it gets for me, not most of the time but my results are simply better than when I was very active.

It's like the casinos are wired to mess with the most active gamblers. I don't know, so far I can only find someone who has seen such before.

A friend who lives far away from me has also said the same, he got tired of gambling because it wasn't going his way but when he started talking it less seriously, that's when he started to get positive results.

Has anyone had the same experience before?

Not every time a gambler is positive, the game will also suit him. In the long time a gambler plays in a casino, they will only experience winning once. And most of the time, they lose gambling.

But even if that happens, they still don't care if they lose, as long as they want to be able to gamble or give themselves satisfaction by gambling in the casino.

[Fara Chan]

Not every time a gambler is positive, the game will also suit him. In the long time a gambler plays in a casino, they will only experience winning once. And most of the time, they lose gambling.

But even if that happens, they still don't care if they lose, as long as they want to be able to gamble or give themselves satisfaction by gambling in the casino.

Losing when gambling has become a very common thing among most people now and this certainly will not make most people stop gambling if they already consider gambling as a pleasure that can entertain themselves. Because I have also seen people who often gamble always set aside some of their money just for that because maybe they consider it as entertainment that can calm themselves. Although this often ends in the loss of money due to losses he experiences through gambling.

[adpinbr]

Yes, this really happens sometimes when you get more serious it happens that doesn’t go your way and when you are less serious, it comes out that it’s goes the way you don’t even think it which the result comes out well wow it’s not a manipulation from any side but it’s just the way of life and coincidence so whatever Comes out from the process it’s just what you abide with and don’t always take gamble more serious always take it easy and slow because it’s a  risk

[Rabata]

Have you ever noticed or am I the only one?

The more active I become with gambling, the more it drags me back, luckily I keep risking only what I want to lose.

The less active I become with gambling, the more positive it gets for me, not most of the time but my results are simply better than when I was very active.

I believe that the more a gambler strives to win, the more he loses. I sometimes win a decent amount of money according to my bet in gambling for a few days. I tried to get more from gambling. But the result is null I lose my winnings. When I won I didn't expect to to win there but when I expected to win I lost my money. That's why I believe it's better to keep the gambling process naturally rather than trying to win. If I put the amount of money that I can lose in gambling, then I will have nothing to lose. This kind of incident happens not only to me but also to many gamblers.

[irhact]

Has anyone had the same experience before?

Once an individual stays active in gambling, they might decide to take more risk and by doing that you stand a greater chance of losing more, and when you lose more you'll want to start chasing loses and become addicted, someone who spends half of his day gambling is likely to  become addicted, yes, addiction occurs when you something a habit and once you as an individual gambles very often you risk becoming addicted.

 When you spend less time gambling it makes you avoid games that are too risky cause you won't dig deep to find out more odds or unnecessary games you don't intend betting on. You'll always get positive results when you take calculated risks or avoid highly risk stuffs, yes some risks are worth taking but only few people make profits when they make huge risks and I like the fact that you only risk what you can afford to risk lately.

[Uhwuchukwu53]

I do wonder if so may of you really have had this addiction to gambling or if it's exaggerated a bit.  I have thankfully/luckily not had any sort of addiction to gambling or gotten to the point where it really just drags me down.  I always where it just is enough to be nice if I win, but not a big deal if I lose.  I also mainly do it just for entertainment purposes. So, I guess I'm lucky.

Your fully in self control over it many go beyond where themself is been control by the process not them having control again. I would have become a victim of addiction in gambling as fun is not longer in my game but only the money to achieve and I was carried away in placing some responsibility if making cool cash in gambling but that wasn't a reality of the gambling in my view when I realized it's fun associated and is not a win-win situation I puzzle to slow down beyond my speed. Been addicted is very difficult to control it's better to play with control consciousness than allowed oneself to become addicted.

[Mrbluntzy]

The problem is not the casino but rather your mind in now messing with you because of how long you have been active and what you need to do is take a brake and check back after your mind have been refreshed. You can decide to take brake for some days or weeks.

I don't know if you have noticed that sometimes when you just start gambling on a fresh day, you might luckily make more correct prediction and win more but after long hours of gambling, you will discover that your prediction are not longer authentic as the first minutes you started. All you need is take a brake for that day.

Such kinds of feeling is also conversant with students, when reading, you will have a quick understanding and easy assimilation of what you are reading but after a long hour, you will just feel exhausted and may not understand as fast as initial time.

[piebeyb]

The less active I become with gambling, the more positive it gets for me, not most of the time but my results are simply better than when I was very active.

Actually, I once experienced this when I was off work for a few days, I tried to gamble, it actually made me lose more often than I won, that's why I prefer to gamble on weekends, never gamble on days I can, but because at that time I was on holiday. from work because I was on leave for a few days, I tried gambling for a few days, but I didn't get any wins or indeed I wasn't lucky enough to win, to be honest, I don't really care about the wins and losses I receive in gambling, it's just part of gambling. I have to accept it gracefully.

But I thought it only happened to me, it turns out there are people who also feel it, although not all gambling sites are like that, after all it depends on luck and gambling for me is just entertainment, winning or losing is normal for me, just to answer Your question is based on my gambling experience similar to this one, when I gamble every day it becomes increasingly difficult to win so I usually only gamble on weekends. On weekdays my gambling account is not active and is only active on weekends, but that also depends If there is a budget, I gamble, but if there isn't, I don't gamble.

[l3pox]

Have you ever noticed or am I the only one?

The more active I become with gambling, the more it drags me back, luckily I keep risking only what I want to lose.

The less active I become with gambling, the more positive it gets for me, not most of the time but my results are simply better than when I was very active.

It's like the casinos are wired to mess with the most active gamblers. I don't know, so far I can only find someone who has seen such before.

A friend who lives far away from me has also said the same, he got tired of gambling because it wasn't going his way but when he started talking it less seriously, that's when he started to get positive results.

Has anyone had the same experience before?

oh, such a nice subject to talk about
Deepak Chopra talks about the law of dettachment, you have to release things to make it easier for them to go back your way
i feel a bit like that with relationships lol, whenever I'm not obsessed about the person thinking all the time about them and I just chill things flow in a much more relaxed way and it's way better for everyone

lesson in there

cultivate a good relationship with gambling and everything will be better than if you're obsessed.

Not a bad advice, however when it comes to gambling this is simply more about the math behind the games and how it works, so if you were to simulate a dice game on a spreadsheet, you will notice that if you only rolled 100 times there will be instances in which you won some money and others in which you lost, but if you were to simulate one million rolls then you will lose every single time, this happens because the law of large numbers and it is the number one reason why casinos can beat most gamblers over the long term.

so you're saying that "if you want to bet it's better to have a big win and walk away"?
what do you think?

knowing how to control yourself and respecting the money you make is a must
otherwise what comes easy will go away easy too

[leonair]

Has anyone had the same experience before?

When we can bet big amount in gambling we gamble but if we bet small amount we can win in gambling this confuses us and gambling sites try to panic us. Building their sites in such a way that they do their best to keep you on their site. But if you can control yourself then you can quit gambling otherwise you will continue gambling as long as you have money. It is the black net of gambling. don't get addicted to gambling because of the excitement of seeing a gambling win

[0t3p0t]

Playing less lime in gambling reduces stress, disappointment from loses, excitement, adrenaline rush and more that humans may feel during the game might distract your focus on it that is why we may decide the wrong way and sometimes we get pressured by our emotions. This is why we need to be physically and mentally fit when gambling so we do have positive vibes but still does not guarantee good outcome.

[adpinbr]

Yes this really happens sometimes when you are not serious on what you are doing you get more wins, so it really happens in gambling, when you don’t take it serious you win and if you play every day you lose more, but the only thing I could understand that if you take a break it helps you gamble wisely and make the right choice

[wiss19]

Yes, this really happens sometimes when you get more serious it happens that doesn’t go your way and when you are less serious, it comes out that it’s goes the way you don’t even think it which the result comes out well wow it’s not a manipulation from any side but it’s just the way of life and coincidence so whatever Comes out from the process it’s just what you abide with and don’t always take gamble more serious always take it easy and slow because it’s a  risk

Well, I feel it's more like an RTP or something getting triggered than a normal coincidence because we know when you keep gambling and losing, you tend to have the RTP feature of certain games give away some of the lost amounts back to you through big wins or something, so maybe a person who keeps losing constantly gets away from gambling for some time, and when they get back again to gamble, the RTP feature makes them get some wins and they start thinking it is because they have been away.

There is no logical explanation to the fact that you tend to win more if you mostly stay away from gambling because the games aren't tweaked or manipulated based on your activity in the casino so that you can win or lose based on how much active or inactive you are in gambling.

[Blitzboy]

You are correct! Its a recurring phenomenon. Emotionally charged, its easy to lose your head and make rash bets. Step back and relax to make wise selections. This isnt luck. A winner's mindset. You play the game smartly, not stressing over wins and losses. I applaud you and your friend for doing it. You have a good concept. Remember, the finest gamblers can handle the excitement calmly. They have boundaries and know when to go. People, thats the secret to winning. Keep it lighthearted. If you do that, you'll usually win.

[South Park]

oh, such a nice subject to talk about
Deepak Chopra talks about the law of dettachment, you have to release things to make it easier for them to go back your way
i feel a bit like that with relationships lol, whenever I'm not obsessed about the person thinking all the time about them and I just chill things flow in a much more relaxed way and it's way better for everyone

lesson in there

cultivate a good relationship with gambling and everything will be better than if you're obsessed.

Not a bad advice, however when it comes to gambling this is simply more about the math behind the games and how it works, so if you were to simulate a dice game on a spreadsheet, you will notice that if you only rolled 100 times there will be instances in which you won some money and others in which you lost, but if you were to simulate one million rolls then you will lose every single time, this happens because the law of large numbers and it is the number one reason why casinos can beat most gamblers over the long term.

so you're saying that "if you want to bet it's better to have a big win and walk away"?
what do you think?

knowing how to control yourself and respecting the money you make is a must
otherwise what comes easy will go away easy too

If you want to be one of the few gamblers out there which can claim they have made some money out of casinos, this is often the only way available to most gamblers, however there is no guarantee this will work at all as you could begin your journey by losing several times in a row and never be ahead, this method also has another issue, and that is that once you get to your goal you must never gamble again, and if you like gambling, as many of us do, then this is an unacceptable compromise to do.

[rahmad2nd]

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Has anyone had the same experience before?

Interesting, I read some of the comments on the first page. There are various responses and reactions from the community regarding this post, and questions about similar experiences based on your thread. IMO, I'm pretty sure almost most gamblers have experienced the same experience as what you said. well, if it's more positive for you, then it's better. but I like what one member of the "Slapper" community said, I will quote him, "it's about your perception shifting because there's less on the line" and I also agree with this point. yeah, if he said he was trying to find an excuse, I would say this is just your own assumption regarding the gambling you do. Maybe it's because you're not more active in gambling, so you think you're not as stressed, especially as you avoid bad losses or losing streaks. that's why, you think that casinos are designed to confuse the most active gamblers.

I think there is nothing wrong with what you said, especially since you know the limits every time you bet. However, gambling is synonymous with risk. every time we bet, be prepared to lose the money at stake. After all, there is no difference whether you actively gamble or divide your time so that you are not too active. If you're unlucky, you lose. for me, it's that simple. especially if you are an active gambler. plus, playing the game is purely luck based. The more the game provides large or close profits, the greater the risk. But the most important thing is, you know every time you bet because the risk of losing has a greater ratio than winning. Moreover, you are betting with money that you are prepared to lose. at least, you claim it's good for you and it's better than stress.

[hedgeh0g]

Have you ever noticed or am I the only one?

The more active I become with gambling, the more it drags me back, luckily I keep risking only what I want to lose.

The less active I become with gambling, the more positive it gets for me, not most of the time but my results are simply better than when I was very active.

It's like the casinos are wired to mess with the most active gamblers. I don't know, so far I can only find someone who has seen such before.

A friend who lives far away from me has also said the same, he got tired of gambling because it wasn't going his way but when he started talking it less seriously, that's when he started to get positive results.

Has anyone had the same experience before?

Perhaps this can simply be attributed to what we want to believe. We cannot say that this is exactly what will always happen, we do not have a sufficient sample. 2 cases between you and your friend cannot be perceived as sufficient to draw conclusions. Of course, many may think that this will always be the case; I personally don’t believe in it. Players often come up with all sorts of things like this, it's probably similar to the fact that the random number generator in poker is tweaked, which is, of course, complete nonsense. Because the player has stronger emotions if he loses and does not get the last card on the river, at this moment he is ready to believe in anything, but this is just an ordinary game.

[adpinbr]

Yes, I really understand this. It has also happened to so many people I knew, and also happened to me when I am always in the hurry and gambling betting every time I am not even ready or proper planning. I keep on losing more and more and it becomes so difficult for me to accommodate so I end up on problem and losing more money but whenever I take my time and credit games properly, I see myself more and more