If We quit, how do we Build our Experience

[mammusu]

Worried about the constant warning to quite gambling when we face loses constantly, and for that reason a lot have been misconcepted because with quiting we miss exhibiting and practicing the lessons learned from our loses, some even go as far as saying we take a brake from gambling each time we win big.


But my question is, how can we build experience if we continue to be so proactively prepared to quite each point in time?

How can we beat combine quiting to avoid addictions and playing to maximizing our experience in gambling if the aim is to build skills and make more winnings.

You shouldn't aspire to be a gambler period. Most of the time a gambler is unhappy and always searching for that high like they got when they experienced that 1st big win. If you are inexperienced in gambling and have never tasted the thrill of a big win, count your blessings. You have the rare opportunity to live a good life without the fear of pissing everything away in order to appease your addiction.

Run and run fast. Go start a family, get a job, and live a normal life.

To be honest, I just saw someone who actually wants to find a better experience from gambling like OP😂, even though the fact is that many of us see that gambling experience is not something that promises a better life, I think OP has desires and maybe ideals that are indeed different from other people and that is his right,  But if you want to find a balance between quitting gambling to avoid addiction and continuing to play to build skills and experience, of course it will be difficult to do, because it is like we are bringing two magnets that have the same pole and it is difficult to merge in our minds, when you try to avoid addiction but on the other hand you continue to play to seek experience and win,  Doesn't that include addiction?

[Ricardo11]

Those little moments that you spend, are they not part of the experience? <...>
 
Even after the break, coming back to gambling won't take away the little experience you had. Maybe you can consider the break to be a time you too to go and restrategize your style.

Exactly, it seems that for the OP the only way to get experience is going on a gambling binge and nothing could be further from the truth. Gambling for too long and even longer when you have been losing for a while is usually disastrous because even when you win a prize, as it is usually smaller than what you have already lost, you keep chasing losses and usually end up losing that prize and more.

Besides, the experience is a lot of nonsense. Do you play casino games? You're going to lose in the long run, you don't need experience. What you need is to treat it as an entertainment where sometimes you're going to walk away with more money in your pocket than you walked in with. But you don't have to be obsessed with walking away with a win because it's impossible to do it consistently.

Long term gambling only leads us to disaster. And if we have an occasional win, it is very insignificant compared to our total loss. In this way we often face more losses in chasing lost money. So they should be considered only as a source of entertainment. If we think about casino games, experience does not help in them, they depend entirely on luck. As we can empirically make a decision in sports games by doing some research on each team's past performance and current performance, but it we cannot do this in casino games, Because casino games have no such thing, In these you have to roll the dice and go home with your fortune, Here you can either lose or win. And they are more likely to lose in the long run. So be it casino games or gambling, they should be played only as entertainment or else only incur losses.

[fruktik]

do you think experience is important in gambling? the more experience you have the more losses you will have, lots of experience in gambling will not make us successful, so keep playing within reasonable limits

If I, for example, constantly lose, then why should I start gambling again? What will I get from it? Just another loss of money and that's it. Well, that's not a good prospect, to be honest. If it doesn't work out, then maybe it's better to step aside and find another occupation, a hobby? That's what I would do. You need to look for those areas where there is a positive result much more often than a negative one. Only in this case will there be progress in a favorable direction. Stick to this tactic and then everything will work out.

[Kelward]

It's not quitting, in my opinion, it's just a break that is part of being a responsible gambler and It is essential to stay away from addiction and also to save our bankroll from being drained. I don't think there is much to take away from our gambling experience apart from how we manage our funds while getting the fun of gambling.

I also think that taking a break is different from quitting gambling, I believe that it's a healthy habit to take a break from gambling once in a while. It's quite easy to get carried away in gambling to the extent that you're devoting more time than it's necessary for it. If you find yourself in such a situation, whether you're winning or losing, I believe that it's good to take a break to refresh your mind and proof to yourself that you're in control of your gambling.

Quitting is saying that you'll never gamble again, perhaps because of huge lose or you feel that you're becoming addicted. It's ok to quit if you feel that gambling is no longer for you. The way I see it you can always come back from retirement and continue gambling, it's all about choice. The important thing is to be gambling responsibly at anytime you're engaging in it.

[dansus021]

But my question is, how can we build experience if we continue to be so proactively prepared to quite each point in time?

If We quit, how do we Build our Experience your question is kinda right but in gambling I don't know if we gonna gather experience from it. I mean gambling is just pure luck in my opinion lets say you play blackjack or plinko dice or even slot you don't know what happen next.

All of that is pure speculation. Thing is we can build experience in other field such as a job you can proactive and can earn lot of experience from it. bu in gambling I don't think so/

[EarnOnVictor]

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But my question is, how can we build experience if we continue to be so proactively prepared to quite each point in time?

How can we beat combine quiting to avoid addictions and playing to maximizing our experience in gambling if the aim is to build skills and make more winnings.

People have reasons to quit gambling and I will always respect their decisions, this is better than being addicted to it. I see it honourable to quit gambling if you know is affecting your personal life, finances or relationships, gambling isn't worth more than any of them and if it's fun you derive from it, you can still derive it elsewhere, gambling is never by force. Also, we gamble for different reasons and people have their targets, if your target is to hit a certain amount and quit and you achieve that, why still wait? Waiting makes you greedy and that greed may land you in trouble.

[davis196]

Worried about the constant warning to quite gambling when we face loses constantly, and for that reason a lot have been misconcepted because with quiting we miss exhibiting and practicing the lessons learned from our loses, some even go as far as saying we take a brake from gambling each time we win big.


But my question is, how can we build experience if we continue to be so proactively prepared to quite each point in time?

How can we beat combine quiting to avoid addictions and playing to maximizing our experience in gambling if the aim is to build skills and make more winnings.

Build experience on what? What kind of gambling games are you playing? Spending money on low IQ gambling games like dice, slots, crash, roulette, etc. doesn't build experience. You can't build skills by playing such low IQ gambling games. The only gambling game, where you could build skills and experience is poker. What kind of lessons can you learn from losing money? The only lesson is this: don't spend money on gambling(but I don't follow this lesson, and all gamblers don't follow it as well). There aren't any other lessons. There's no secret way to outsmart the casino. There's no secret super profitable gambling strategy. Just have fun and spend moderately.

[EluguHcman]

How can we beat combine quiting to avoid addictions and playing to maximizing our experience in gambling if the aim is to build skills and make more winnings.

In that case, it is believed that when we quite gambling due to addiction or failed to acquire a maximum winning chances as a proof that we could maximize our skills there is not option than just quit.

It could be that aspect of skill intended to acquire through gambling would not favour you if put to reality considerations.
Or the other way round, assumed your hard times to win is also some points you should account skill acquired because at times we don't have to get it right before we say we have learnt. We could as well learn from failure to determine what we could be good at or not so that we don't keep forcing ourselves in for no achievement.

[LogitechMouse]

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Even after the break, coming back to gambling won't take away the little experience you had. Maybe you can consider the break to be a time you too to go and restrategize your style.

This is the best approach to that if you really want to build experience. Having a break is a must especially if you find yourself having a hard time financially. Building your own strategy is a must especially if you know that you're losing too much money already.
Now there are some gamblers who don't even care about the experience, but they want the money. Yes, there are times where I might say to somebody to quit, but that's because it's affecting them negatively already to the point that building the experience is pretty much useless already. Would you prefer building your experience even it costs you thousands of dollars? In my case, I don't care about the experience at all because along the way, you will gain experience even you only gamble a few bucks.

Sometimes, experience doesn't matter when it comes to gambling especially if it affects you in a negative way. There are times where we really needed to quit because it isn't worth it at all.

[Wexnident]

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The fuck is experience going to do with gambling lmao. It's worth jack shit. A person whos gambling for 10 years can hit the jackpot JUST THE SAME as a person who just entered the casino for the first time. If you think gambling was just an "activity" to lose money then I guess you can justify the experience lol. Or if it's sports gambling. Though in sports case you rarely have cases where you gamble continuously since the matches don't happen in an instant like how a slot machine would give you the results instantly.

In the first place no, people don't talk about "stopping" because of reasons like that. It's just to calm your mind. Impulsiveness is a big devil gamblers often meet, and it's most often met during big losses, hence why people recommend stopping, to take a break.

[satscraper]

Worried about the constant warning to quite gambling when we face loses constantly, and for that reason a lot have been misconcepted because with quiting we miss exhibiting and practicing the lessons learned from our loses, some even go as far as saying we take a brake from gambling each time we win big.


But my question is, how can we build experience if we continue to be so proactively prepared to quite each point in time?

How can we beat combine quiting to avoid addictions and playing to maximizing our experience in gambling if the aim is to build skills and make more winnings.

The truth is that  should you quit gambling your experience would fade ^{(with time )} apart of your attempts to build it up or even to keep it at the same level. Cross your mind on any other  activity you had and gave up and you will see this for yourself. ^{(I had two years period when I was quiet at gambling and after this it took me a few month to regain my skills)}.

[Accardo]

How can we beat combine quiting to avoid addictions and playing to maximizing our experience in gambling if the aim is to build skills and make more winnings.

In that case, it is believed that when we quite gambling due to addiction or failed to acquire a maximum winning chances as a proof that we could maximize our skills there is not option than just quit.

It could be that aspect of skill intended to acquire through gambling would not favour you if put to reality considerations.
Or the other way round, assumed your hard times to win is also some points you should account skill acquired because at times we don't have to get it right before we say we have learnt. We could as well learn from failure to determine what we could be good at or not so that we don't keep forcing ourselves in for no achievement.

Op's notion on building experience to maximize winnings is quite not safe for gamblers. Players are advised to develop skills in money and time management, to minimize expenses. And such skills applies not to be lost when the gambler is inactive. It's generally useful in all walks of life, not just the casino. Hence, quiting is fine when the losses are much, there's no experience learnt by chasing losses.

[Oshosondy]

do you think experience is important in gambling? the more experience you have the more losses you will have, lots of experience in gambling will not make us successful, so keep playing within reasonable limits

The way OP talked about this, you are right. But experience is important in everything that people do. When I start to bet and gamble, I first won. Later I was losing more than I expected. After several losses I think I have to stop using high amount of money to gamble. I stopped and it helped me not to be losing money on gambling. That is experience. But I noticed that I do not gamble frequently like before and I do not use high amount of money to gamble. But you are right because the experience only led to infrequent gambling.

[Zlantann]

How can we beat combine quiting to avoid addictions and playing to maximizing our experience in gambling if the aim is to build skills and make more winnings.

From what I have read in the forum the general view is not about quitting gambling. But emphasis is placed on gambling with the amount you can afford to lose. If you gamble responsibly, I don't think anyone will advise you to stop gambling especially if you are enjoying your games. There is a big difference between consistent responsible gambling and addiction. You don't become an experienced gambler by becoming addicted but by gambling for a long time. Consistent gamblers end up becoming more experienced but it doesn't mean that they are addicted. Addiction is when you cannot control your gambling activities and it is now affecting your time, finances, work or relationship.     

[ethereumhunter]

You can build your experience from your gambling activity such as learning when you must stop gambling, how to manage your funds in gambling, and I am sure you will find many more. Whatever you do in gambling will be your experience which can useful for you when you playing gambling in the other days. If you can learn from your experience, you will reminds that if you playing gambling too long, that can makes you lose more money. You will reminds that when you place a high bet, that also makes you lose big money. Learning from your experience can help you become wise and can adapt to the current situation so you can treat gambling as an entertainment. You will not use gambling as a source of income so you only want to have fun from gambling.

[Tungbulu]

The way OP talked about this, you are right. But experience is important in everything that people do. When I start to bet and gamble, I first won. Later I was losing more than I expected. After several losses I think I have to stop using high amount of money to gamble. I stopped and it helped me not to be losing money on gambling. That is experience. But I noticed that I do not gamble frequently like before and I do not use high amount of money to gamble. But you are right because the experience only led to infrequent gambling.

I also had very similar experience too and that’s why your experience is very relatable to me. The first time I gambled, i didn’t even do it directly, that was when I was in my first year in the University, my roommates were the ones who always gambled, I knew nothing about gambling so I never got involved or even indicated interest. Not until one day, they told me they bought a fixed odd from God knows who, and asked if I’d like to tag along, I just reluctantly gave them a small amount and they left and later came back with the slip which they handed to me, to shorten the story, the game played and for a very small sum, I won quite a reasonable amount, and this opened my eyes to the possibilities of profitability in gambling and also made started to develop interest in gambling.

I soon started gambling and had my expectations crashed due to multiple losses, I learned the hard way that gambling can not be relied solely upon as an alternate source of income.

[shield132]

Worried about the constant warning to quite gambling when we face loses constantly, and for that reason a lot have been misconcepted because with quiting we miss exhibiting and practicing the lessons learned from our loses, some even go as far as saying we take a brake from gambling each time we win big.


But my question is, how can we build experience if we continue to be so proactively prepared to quite each point in time?

How can we beat combine quiting to avoid addictions and playing to maximizing our experience in gambling if the aim is to build skills and make more winnings.

When people tell you to quit gambling, they tell you it in the moment when they see that you are getting addicted and spending more than you can afford to lose. You are more than welcome to gamble if you enjoy it and don't spend half of your money on casino games. I personally gamble sometimes, it elevates my mood and helps me after a stressful day but I have never got addicted, in fact, I have won so much that I'm in surplus against the casino.

[swogerino]

Worried about the constant warning to quite gambling when we face loses constantly, and for that reason a lot have been misconcepted because with quiting we miss exhibiting and practicing the lessons learned from our loses, some even go as far as saying we take a brake from gambling each time we win big.


But my question is, how can we build experience if we continue to be so proactively prepared to quite each point in time?

How can we beat combine quiting to avoid addictions and playing to maximizing our experience in gambling if the aim is to build skills and make more winnings.

When people quit they quit for a reason and not just in gambling but in every field of life. Usually quitting in 95% of the cases is done with the intention to not go back there where you quit from. In gambling there is even more desire to not get back there because the decision is made from the constant suffering that came from your lost sessions. So no one cares to gain more experience especially in gambling because people want to get away from this type of monster that in the long run no matter how experienced you are, just do one thing and that is taking money away from you slowly.

[alastantiger]

But my question is, how can we build experience if we continue to be so proactively prepared to quite each point in time?
How can we beat combine quiting to avoid addictions and playing to maximizing our experience in gambling if the aim is to build skills and make more winnings.

You don't build experience on losses or you'll continue to lose. When losing you take a break and not continuing to gamble because you're being ignorant when you refuse to quit and continue to gamble. Experience should be built on victory, as you win you can continue to gamble but still you have to follow your plans and not act out of greed because being greedy is as bad as being revengeful when you're losing. You're not defeated when you quit or take a break but when you don't learn from the mistakes you made that made you to lose, that's when you have been defeated.

There's no much skills in gambling just luck, you're trying your luck hence you can't predict the outcome of your bets. It's only when you're gambling through games that requires skills like sport betting that you can say you need to do it frequently to get used to the game.

[Wiwo]

do you think experience is important in gambling? the more experience you have the more losses you will have, lots of experience in gambling will not make us successful, so keep playing within reasonable limits

The way OP talked about this, you are right. But experience is important in everything that people do. When I start to bet and gamble, I first won. Later I was losing more than I expected. After several losses I think I have to stop using high amount of money to gamble. I stopped and it helped me not to be losing money on gambling. That is experience. But I noticed that I do not gamble frequently like before and I do not use high amount of money to gamble. But you are right because the experience only led to infrequent gambling.

In gambling, experience is not that important, unlike in trading where experience plays a major role in making good trading decisions, but as long as gambling is concerned, experience have nothing to do and ops is wrong for saying that playing for a long none stop time, will build experience in a gambler when and whereas the more you gamble the more you lose, so why the need for experience when you end up with more loses.

I think I will depend more on luck and gamble with a reasonable amount of money that I can effort to let go if  when the loses occur more than the winning, this is call safe defense mode, and for sure it make alot of sense that way.