Gambiling effects on our Mood

[virasog]

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Winning in gambling will make your mood happy just as we get some rewards and we feel happy.  These feelings are so great and we feel so energic and positive.
However, once we start to lose in gambling, we slowly move towards the sadness phase. If the loss continues and we keep on losing the money, eventually it can lead to depression.

Yes, I understand that depression is a very severe stage and it won't come at once if you are a new gambler but if you are not a responsible gambler, it is very easy for the gambler to lose his emotions and become depressed in life. Focus on other entertainment other than gambling for some time can be helpful in relaxing our mind and regrouping again to come back strongly in gambling with a strong emotion.

[retreat]

It is important for a gambler not to focus too much on their gambling, and to try to keep their mentality from getting worse just because of gambling. There are many other activities that a gambler can do, such as watching movies, playing games, or other activities to occupy their time so that they do not constantly think about gambling which can make them stressed. Because when a gambler only focuses on gambling, and is fixated on it, they will be very easily influenced by gambling - they can be happy or sad in a short time and that is not good in the long term. Taking action early on can prevent this and it helps gamblers to continue gambling healthily.

[DaNNy001]

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Winning in gambling will make your mood happy just as we get some rewards and we feel happy.  These feelings are so great and we feel so energic and positive.
However, once we start to lose in gambling, we slowly move towards the sadness phase. If the loss continues and we keep on losing the money, eventually it can lead to depression.

Yes, I understand that depression is a very severe stage and it won't come at once if you are a new gambler but if you are not a responsible gambler, it is very easy for the gambler to lose his emotions and become depressed in life. Focus on other entertainment other than gambling for some time can be helpful in relaxing our mind and regrouping again to come back strongly in gambling with a strong emotion.

Gambling addiction comes with a lot of emotional rollercoaster you feel fulfilled and happy when you make a lot of Profit after a while everything you have won would be lost then depression and negative feelings sets in.. in my opinion gambling only affects your mood when you are addicted to it and when you don't stake what you can afford to lose, taking responsible risks and gambling occasionally cannot affect your mood because you are just having fun

[nara1892]

Of course winning is a very pleasant situation regardless of whether for example your goal in gambling is to seek entertainment, and on the other hand I think you have said something right OP that losing is a very sad situation, but it will not hurt you too much if winning is not your main priority, this is the reason why gambling with the aim of entertainment is always more recommended, because losing will not spoil your mood too much when there is no hope involved.

In most cases, gambling often makes people depressed and maybe I would say that they are gamblers who have made winning their main goal from the start, and of course it is very unlikely for a gambler's mentality like that to be able to accept a losing situation, so if you really don't want to experience any problems as a result of gambling such as losing balance in your financial situation or experiencing depression in your mind, namely never put excessive expectations on winning, just think of it as nothing more than a bonus.

[coin-investor]

Winning in gambling will make your mood happy just as we get some rewards and we feel happy.  These feelings are so great and we feel so energic and positive.
However, once we start to lose in gambling, we slowly move towards the sadness phase. If the loss continues and we keep on losing the money, eventually it can lead to depression.

We'll go back again to the basic rule of gambling of playing with money that you cannot afford to lose, if you bet and you feel depress after the session then its likely that the money you've loss was something that you should not lose, you are more concentrated on profit than enjoying.

Yes, I understand that depression is a very severe stage and it won't come at once if you are a new gambler but if you are not a responsible gambler, it is very easy for the gambler to lose his emotions and become depressed in life. Focus on other entertainment other than gambling for some time can be helpful in relaxing our mind and regrouping again to come back strongly in gambling with a strong emotion.

I experience both playing for money and playing for fun and both have a contradiction when it comes to your goal, I feel depressed when I go for profit and I am more relaxed and in a good mood when I play for fun, when you're playing for fun you don't care about the outcome, when you're playing for money you are forcing your way to win, and its very depressing when you are forcing yourself to win, you are easily aggravated.

[alani123]

I think gambling shouldn't affect you too much one way or another.

Consider being happy when gambling, why should your mood depend on that? So even the positive side of gambling isn't that much of a positive if you come to think about it.

Come to think of it, people that are comfortable with their finances should be able to enjoy their time gambling without having to worry about losing anything. It's ok to understand that not everyone can afford to gamble decent amounts of money. If you need to save a lot of money to improve your life considerably then you might better not gamble at all. Because it's a zero sum game. You lose, and all your losses go to the casino. You can't win more than the casino has to offer. So most people have to lose anyway. Don't expect to be more lucky than the majority because you simply won't be.

[cabron]

For a gambler to be depressed after several losses, I think the person is not very exposed to social life. Or they may have learned to gamble in their late 20s. Taking a break from gambling is just like finding something else to do to get occupied. This was suggested when a gambler wants to gradually quit gambling as well. It doesn't really need to be an online activity but an extracurricular activity like playing the sport itself or joining a Zumba class.

There was a thread about this where someone said, get a dog because it gives him happiness and a new responsibility as well.

[Accardo]

It's my third time seeing this educational gambling diagram. From my observations, the diagram portrays how the casino is designed to affect a gambler's mood. Initial gambling means that when we begin it's quite fun and filled with wins. And as the days go by the player begins to experience numerous losses which then causes anger and frustration to the player.

The gambler whose reaction has shifted rapidly from fun to severe anger will probably get addicted. Because he wants to attain the fun level again and feel how he felt when he began gambling. Like the Op said, taking a break is an effective antidote to reaching severe anger while gambling.

[Hatchy]

Focus on other entertainment other than gambling for some time can be helpful in relaxing our mind and regrouping again to come back strongly in gambling with a strong emotion.

Loss which is a whole part of the big game is something inevitable. Every profitable gambler must have experienced several loses in the past and went through a lot just to console himself. Using when we make losses, we get emotionally down for a while. but as a responsible gambler who understands and is able to control his emotions he might not think about his losses that much and try to move on. The best way to do is again is to take some time off and try to get your mind relaxed. Avoid excessive gambling that might create some kind of unexpected loss for you. This way your mood would be up even when you make some loss.

[AmoreJaz]

It's my third time seeing this educational gambling diagram. From my observations, the diagram portrays how the casino is designed to affect a gambler's mood. Initial gambling means that when we begin it's quite fun and filled with wins. And as the days go by the player begins to experience numerous losses which then causes anger and frustration to the player.

The gambler whose reaction has shifted rapidly from fun to severe anger will probably get addicted. Because he wants to attain the fun level again and feel how he felt when he began gambling. Like the Op said, taking a break is an effective antidote to reaching severe anger while gambling.

Other measures not to get addicted aside from taking a break is to stick to the allocated budget. If you already reached your limits, you stop no matter what. Some people are extending their games even after reaching their limits as they got addicted already. Also, remind yourself what is your actual purpose of playing? To what extent are you gonna play with your games?

[Davidvictorson]

Yes, I understand that depression is a very severe stage and it won't come at once if you are a new gambler but if you are not a responsible gambler, it is very easy for the gambler to lose his emotions and become depressed in life. Focus on other entertainment other than gambling for some time can be helpful in relaxing our mind and regrouping again to come back strongly in gambling with a strong emotion.

You can't be depressed if you're intention for gambling is to have fun and keep an open mind. In doing so losses does not affect your mood to the degree that you become depressed and lose interest in order things. Even when you win, it still does not affect your mood such that you are looking forward to your next bet. That it distracts you from other things. Extreme happiness after a win and depression after a loss are on the end of the Continuum of gambling emotion and both negatively affects the gambler. We must be self aware and observe our mood when we win or lose and know when to take a break.

[BABY SHOES]

The mood level in gambling will go up/down depending on winning or losing... If you win, you will definitely be happy and think more positively... When losing the mood will drop and even become emotional when losing a lot of money.

This is not strange in gambling because it is certain that you will feel happy, upset, emotional and stressed.

When lucky defeats continue to be experienced then this will be easier to stress especially until spending a lot of money can be said to be bankrupt how that person will not be stressed because he does not have any more money that continues to be spent in gambling.

Therefore, adjust to financial capabilities, if excessive, it will be easy to stress.

[Woodie]

I think the chart summaries everything well, though it's not clearcut for a gambler that's into heavy gambling and wins, because I think a winning gambler is just as happy as one that is gambling moderately... unlike a person that either gambles moderately or heavily and losses, then no two ways about it as depression can easily kick in.

The mood level in gambling will go up/down depending on winning or losing... If you win, you will definitely be happy and think more positively... When losing the mood will drop and even become emotional when losing a lot of money.

Now the chart makes more sense if explained this way, thought the relation was between gambling and mood only   

[LDL]

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Winning in gambling will make your mood happy just as we get some rewards and we feel happy.  These feelings are so great and we feel so energic and positive.
However, once we start to lose in gambling, we slowly move towards the sadness phase. If the loss continues and we keep on losing the money, eventually it can lead to depression.

Yes, I understand that depression is a very severe stage and it won't come at once if you are a new gambler but if you are not a responsible gambler, it is very easy for the gambler to lose his emotions and become depressed in life. Focus on other entertainment other than gambling for some time can be helpful in relaxing our mind and regrouping again to come back strongly in gambling with a strong emotion.

Gambling offers both fun and regret at the same time. If a gambler wins a bet in gambling then he must be happy and if for some reason he loses the bet then there is no end of regret. Gambling can change the mood as well as the mental changes, especially for those gamblers who mainly participate in gambling with money as the main target, it is normal for the mood to be off after losing the game. Around us, the number of such gamblers who participate in gambling for money is high, but these gamblers are mainly responsible for creating unrest in the society if there is a breakdown of mental outlook for any reason.

[Lida93]

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Winning in gambling will make your mood happy just as we get some rewards and we feel happy.  These feelings are so great and we feel so energic and positive.
However, once we start to lose in gambling, we slowly move towards the sadness phase. If the loss continues and we keep on losing the money, eventually it can lead to depression.

As humans we are naturally programmed to not flow fine with failure, and in all  endeavors of man winning has proven to be a motivation to stay and maintain a right mindset and mood. But the truth is that we can't always win, there will be day's when results and expectations would have to go South and the earlier we accept it this way the better easier to live a happier life irrespective of what come may.

Just gamble responsibly, using money you can be sure of losing without it having a dent on your emotions and don't plant your laser on winning alone, for as much as you expecting to win also bearing it in mind that it could end otherwise... All of these are just simple ways any gambler can maintain a happy gambling lifestyle devoid of a feeling of depression from a loss bet.
 Gambling loss can only affect your mood and attitude when you a compulsive addict or you're someone who takes gambling as a way of income source .

[Accardo]

The gambler whose reaction has shifted rapidly from fun to severe anger will probably get addicted. Because he wants to attain the fun level again and feel how he felt when he began gambling. Like the Op said, taking a break is an effective antidote to reaching severe anger while gambling.

Other measures not to get addicted aside from taking a break is to stick to the allocated budget. If you already reached your limits, you stop no matter what. Some people are extending their games even after reaching their limits as they got addicted already. Also, remind yourself what is your actual purpose of playing? To what extent are you gonna play with your games?

You see, it's challenging to stick to a budget or limit. Few players are disciplined to that extent. A lot try this and fail as the game gets more interesting when their session is coming to an end. Whether they won during the last games or not, the player would want to try again, adding more time to his limit.

[Doan9269]

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Winning in gambling will make your mood happy just as we get some rewards and we feel happy.  These feelings are so great and we feel so energic and positive.
However, once we start to lose in gambling, we slowly move towards the sadness phase. If the loss continues and we keep on losing the money, eventually it can lead to depression.

I also agrees with your proportion that winning will most likely set someone's emotion high and have a positive effect on the gamblers reaction toward gambling as at the time of starting in most cases, but then the more they go, the tougher it becomes for the people to identify what is actually involved in gambling, that this is not a game of all winning attempts, but one can loose than he could win, after this, then the other side of the effect is when we are getting along with gambling and we are seeing that the lost is more than the luck, it begin to set a kind of rage in the subconsciousness of some gamblers if they are really struggling to gamble or not

[Nwada001]

The first piece of advice I give to anyone who seeks to start gambling afresh is that after having a set-out gambling budget, they should go back and learn how to control their emotions, learn self-control, and learn how to deal with disappointment.
 
If they can handle that in a cool way without allowing whatever gets them upset to drag them down, then they are ready to overcome whatever gambling work hits them with, but if they can't deal with minor disappointment, they should stay away from gambling.

[danherbias07]

I played this game by Netent, a slot game provider that doesn't give much in a short run which means you will need a deep capital before you play the game.
The name of the game is Parthenon. If you examine clearly how the game works, it doesn't give much in 10 rounds or worse which I have experienced, 30 rounds without anything to give.
So if a gambler is expecting something in just 10 rounds, do not play this game. It's just a warning.
Jili, Fachai, Pragmatic Play, has the best early giveaways and I will stick with them if we have a low budget.

[Sandra_hakeem]

Yes, I understand that depression is a very severe stage and it won't come at once if you are a new gambler but if you are not a responsible gambler, it is very easy for the gambler to lose his emotions and become depressed in life. Focus on other entertainment other than gambling for some time can be helpful in relaxing our mind and regrouping again to come back strongly in gambling with a strong emotion.

You got it all wrong!!! Don't, in anyway, by any means allow your emotions to CONTROL your habits... It's not the habit that causes depression, it's the emotion attached to it..
The best way to solve a problem is taking it by the root... Any gambler that wants to be successful should avoid conjoining their emotions innit....The reasons why we are advised to take a long break in a case of a losing spree is to avoid feeling the after effect of too many loses at the end.

You see, it's challenging to stick to a budget or limit. Few players are disciplined to that extent.

Discipline is a virtue that everyone can't achieve at the same time.