If We quit, how do we Build our Experience

[mindrust]

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 can't build any experience if you quit. The thing is though, do you really think you need that experience you'll get from gambling? This is not trading we are talking about here. Sometimes not playing is the smarter decision. I am not talking about playing for fun here as many people play to make money which is not a realistic expectation for the long term. Mathematically the casinos have a big advantage over the players.

Experience in gambling matters in sports betting though because there is some kind of skills involved in these games. It is still not a good idea to turn it into a job because there is also a huge luck element.

[Zigabel]

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 don't have to be at the casino always to get experienced, I know it doesn't sound like the regular thing of been consistent with something so you get experienced, firstly what influences your picks should be your point of experience and not the gambling itself, gain more experience at analysis and allowing the fixtures meet with your terms before placing a bet, that's discipline, if you are doing this, you get to gain experience without having to be at the casino all day, this applies to both sports and casino games.

Just like trading, always have something to look out for before you place a bet, that will allow you more time to me more logical than emotional and also have time to face other activities so you don't get to be at the casino all day trying to gather up experiences. Another should be that you should temporarily quit when you suffer series of losses, so you have time to sit back and review your trading habit of which if you don't, most definitely you will keep suffering such over and over again.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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 can't build any experience if you quit. The thing is though, do you really think you need that experience you'll get from gambling? This is not trading we are talking about here. Sometimes not playing is the smarter decision. I am not talking about playing for fun here as many people play to make money which is not a realistic expectation for the long term. Mathematically the casinos have a big advantage over the players.

Experience in gambling matters in sports betting though because there is some kind of skills involved in these games. It is still not a good idea to turn it into a job because there is also a huge luck element.

Absolutely and well said bud, there isn't really anything I can say that experience does for gamblers, as in the game of luck, experience is absolutely not needed to become a winner or a looser.

But coming back to sports betting where a good sport knowledge is required for the bettor to atleast, know what he or she is doing, I would agree that past experiences does play a role in our decision making, which could later on turn out either in our favor or against our favor since luck still have an important role to play as well.

The only importance of experience in gambling that I can think of right now is, when it comes to discussions like this about gambling, our experiences in gambling makes participation in such discussion easy and exciting for us.

[Doan9269]

We don't have to quit only because of some little challenges encountered while gambling, had it been this was the same approach others have towards gambling, maybe by now none of us would have been gambling again, we may need to pass through some challenging times just only to help build our experience and not to discourage us from gambling.

[GigaBit]

To gain skill and experience from gambling one must be in gambling. If we think that we will be able to acquire skills only after theory then it is wrong idea. Moreover, there is no skilled person who does not lose at gambling. First a gambler must decide what he wants to do. If he wants to quit gambling that is up to him and if he wants to gain experience to be good at gambling then he needs to acquire knowledge in addition to gambling. A gambler can manage gambling very successfully by gaining an understanding of how to prevent gambling addiction as well as conduct responsible gambling. In any case, if there is a specific subject to be mastered, it is never possible to gain knowledge if you quit.

[Miles2006]

Firstly, I don’t support the thought relating to quitting gambling after encountering several lose, it’s advisable to quit when it turns to addiction meanwhile lose is something normal. Gamblers don’t create a comfortable environment or else this will be so easy to handle, gamble whenever the available amount is ready and not above one’s limit. Addiction still comes as a result of continuous betting without funds but in a situation whereby a gambler fails to learn or follow the basic theory it’s better they quit for better outcome, not everyone act right when it comes to comprehending a situation.

[tread93]

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.

Honestly the principles of gambling apply in every day life on the smallest macro level to the point where stopping into the gas station for a drink can change the course of your entire life if you buy a scratch off ticket at the right time and place. Any small thing can mainly be your medium of gambling the trick to not have to stop entirely is to lower the threshold of money being gambled. So instead of gambling dollars only gamble cents, does this make sense 😉

[DaNNy001]

I don't think we build our experience by losing more... quitting gambling when it's damaging your mental health is actually the best decision you can make, if you seek to build experience in gambling I don't think there's an end to that because you will continue making new mistakes.. personally, I don't need to build any sort of experience from gambling Because you can't make it a source of income, there's no point in waiting to keep losing.. quitting is hard but sometimes that's what is necessary...

[kawetsriyanto]

You don't have to be at the casino always to get experienced, I know it doesn't sound like the regular thing of been consistent with something so you get experienced, firstly what influences your picks should be your point of experience and not the gambling itself, gain more experience at analysis ~~~

Not really sure what you mean exactly. However, I agree that to get the experience, you don't always need to do it yourself. You can get the experience from other people's story. This is also important, so we can have preventive ways if it happens with us in the future. Sure, something like learning and analyzing will be important, too. This will help us to avoid bad things in our gambling. This make us to have a habit of always being careful.

Just like trading, always have something to look out for before you place a bet, that will allow you more time to me more logical than emotional ~~~

I guess you are talking about betting, right?
Sure, it is needed to have analysis before we place our bet. For example in football betting. At least, we analyze the stats of the teams, the players condition, and where the match to take place.

Another should be that you should temporarily quit when you suffer series of losses, so you have time to sit back and review your trading habit of which if you don't, most definitely you will keep suffering such over and over again.

Indeed. Taking a rest for a while is a good decision. Besides to let us reviewing our gambling, this may reduce emotion and restore our fresh mind. If we keep playing, it may raise our emotion, especially if we get losses in series.  

[Hispo]

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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.

Gambling and skill are concepts when are mutually excluded from each other in the most of the cases, so let us assume you are talking about getting better at Sportbetting predictions and games like Irl poker (which has actual strategy and deceit applied to it).
The equilibrium and where you are supposed to draw the line between your time to get better and your time off gambling for you not to get addicted will be conditioned by the money you have available for gambling, thats it. It is pretty easy if you take that only conditional.

People view gambling addiction because it leads to financial ruin and those who want become better at poker or at sport betting do so because they want more money in the shortest time possible, so in my opinion, if you have enough spare money for you to fuel your experience for an specific period of time, then do it; otherwise do not and take a rest from your gambling activities.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I don't think we build our experience by losing more... quitting gambling when it's damaging your mental health is actually the best decision you can make, if you seek to build experience in gambling I don't think there's an end to that because you will continue making new mistakes.. personally, I don't need to build any sort of experience from gambling Because you can't make it a source of income, there's no point in waiting to keep losing.. quitting is hard but sometimes that's what is necessary...

One doesn't necessarily have to quit gambling in its totality, or will not arrive at that stage where they either quit or something more terrible happens if such person has been following the rules of gambling from day one.
And like you rightly said, experience is not needed since gambling is not to be used as a source of income.

One can build experiences in activities like trading, and it will end up helping them because trading is a well popular and legimtately recognized source of income, in activities like this, the more experienced a trader is, the more complex trader they become, guiding them into a life of almost zero loses as trader..
Meanwhile, this is completely impossible or improper when it's gambling we are talking about.

[SmartGold01]

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.

I think they aren't directly saying you should quit gambling but if you notice yourself no longer acting normal or you felt that people are complaining of you so much then it's good to have a break for sometimes before forging ahead. What happens is that before you would get that level of constant asking by people to quit then you must have gained lot of experience, experience doesn't mean you must sink and drown into gambling to have experience, at least you spending 1-2 year in gambling is enough for you to gain experience. Do not compromised your overall well-being to gambling at least you should always check yourself and see if you aren't doing the right thing at right or doing the right thing at the wrong time.

[Perfectbaby]

I don't think we build our experience by losing more... quitting gambling when it's damaging your mental health is actually the best decision you can make, if you seek to build experience in gambling I don't think there's an end to that because you will continue making new mistakes.. personally, I don't need to build any sort of experience from gambling Because you can't make it a source of income, there's no point in waiting to keep losing.. quitting is hard but sometimes that's what is necessary...

One doesn't necessarily have to quit gambling in its totality, or will not arrive at that stage where they either quit or something more terrible happens if such person has been following the rules of gambling from day one.
And like you rightly said, experience is not needed since gambling is not to be used as a source of income.

One can build experiences in activities like trading, and it will end up helping them because trading is a well popular and legimtately recognized source of income, in activities like this, the more experienced a trader is, the more complex trader they become, guiding them into a life of almost zero loses as trader..
Meanwhile, this is completely impossible or improper when it's gambling we are talking about.

Do you also know that in trading even though you gained the experience you can still lose in totality making you swiping your trading accounts. To me I will say almost everything we are doing needs experience even when we say gambling doesn't need experience but yet we kept saying there are strategies that works, and don't you think that those strategies are combination of experience that boost up to the experience if I may ask you?

[Slow death]

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 most important point to remember is that gambling should be seen as fun. So if someone is playing for fun and starts losing a lot and this makes them very angry, then they should stop playing for a while. And if someone is playing a lot to gain experience, then they are playing with the goal of making constant profits, and this way of thinking can lead to addiction and bankruptcy. For example, a person who plays slots does not need to have experience. A person who bets on sports also does not need to bet every day for many months to gain experience.

It is an undeniable fact that people should know how to stop playing for a while, because this greatly helps the person to have control over themselves. When someone can say to themselves today: "Tomorrow I will not play, I will not play for 1 month" and they can stick to it, then that person is not addicted. But when a person says they're going to stop playing for a week and the next day they're playing, then that person has a gambling problem.

[adzino]

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.

Are you talking about trading or gambling because the whole post doesn't make much sense to be honest. There is no such thing as gaining experience by gambling. Gambling is all about luck and little about skills. No matter how much you gamble and how much experience you earn, in the long run you are bound to lose if not everything due to house advantage of the casino. You cant build ''skill and make more winning'' by gambling a lot. Maybe with some table games, but do you really think you can change your luck in slots by gaining experience? No, you can't.

[Tungbulu]

Secondly, no matter how you try to build your strategy in gambling to prevent yourself from losing next time, it might not still work because the winning we expect from gambling is base luck and not certain.

I find this to be true and observe this just right after I’ve won a bet, if I attempt to immediately play again without first leaving, I end up losing the next bet, and if I continue to play, I might just end up losing back everything I’ve won. Winning and losing is indeed really not up to us or how skilled we are, it’s just luck and the fact one is lucky now doesn’t mean you’ll be lucky on the next round or the one after that. It’ll be absolutely wrong to assume that you can be lucky and win all the time and this is the mistake most of we gamblers often end up making, and this could for sure have devastating consequences on the gambler as this could influence his attitude towards gambling and when this happens, he ends up losing more than expected.

[mirakal]

Secondly, no matter how you try to build your strategy in gambling to prevent yourself from losing next time, it might not still work because the winning we expect from gambling is base luck and not certain.

I find this to be true and observe this just right after I’ve won a bet, if I attempt to immediately play again without first leaving, I end up losing the next bet, and if I continue to play, I might just end up losing back everything I’ve won. Winning and losing is indeed really not up to us or how skilled we are, it’s just luck and the fact one is lucky now doesn’t mean you’ll be lucky on the next round or the one after that. It’ll be absolutely wrong to assume that you can be lucky and win all the time and this is the mistake most of we gamblers often end up making, and this could for sure have devastating consequences on the gambler as this could influence his attitude towards gambling and when this happens, he ends up losing more than expected.

Whatever it takes—even nonstop gambling for the sake of experience—won’t change the reality that we’re still just relying on luck. So, taking a break isn’t a bad call; in fact, it’s good for us. Constant gambling can mess with your mind, especially when you’re on a losing streak. It’s way better to step back and relax so you can think more clearly.

A lot of gamblers, after taking a break, come back with a different approach—probably because they’ve cleared their minds and feel less pressured. Having a healthy mind creates good decision-making and possibly attracts luck. 

[lovesmayfamilis]

I see the OP's post as something that we sometimes train ourselves with by frequent use, mistakenly presenting as a mandatory action. But I do not agree at all with the concept that gambling can make you an experienced player. A newbie who came to the casino yesterday and understood the rules is the same as someone who sits around the clock playing. Moreover, a beginner can win faster than someone who spends a long time coming up with his "strategy."
OP, it is correct to train skills (in other activities), but it is not correct to present the habit of gambling as a way to earn money, and even more so as a professional action.

[Dewi Aries]

I see the OP's post as something that we sometimes train ourselves with by frequent use, mistakenly presenting as a mandatory action. But I do not agree at all with the concept that gambling can make you an experienced player. A newbie who came to the casino yesterday and understood the rules is the same as someone who sits around the clock playing. Moreover, a beginner can win faster than someone who spends a long time coming up with his "strategy."
OP, it is correct to train skills (in other activities), but it is not correct to present the habit of gambling as a way to earn money, and even more so as a professional action.

Exactly, with the opinion that you have conveyed, then maybe I can conclude that the idea of ​​a professional in an activity that is probabilistic will never seem reasonable, because like the example you have given that a novice gambler who has just arrived and understands the rules of the game can be said to be the same as a gambler who already has high flying hours in the casino as a player, and if we talk about skills then maybe yes of course there is a difference there, but what is certain is that I think if we talk about someone's ability to win more in gambling, it also won't seem reasonable because after all gambling is probabilistic.

This means that maybe I can say that in terms of skills there may indeed be a difference between new gamblers and old gamblers, but in terms of the opportunity to win they have the same chance.

[danherbias07]

That's difficult.

If you play more, you get addicted. If you play more, you are in jeopardy of losing more. That's how gambling works and it never failed. Why? Because they won't still be in business if they are not making money out of all the gamblers which means a lot of players are losing.
That's the experience that you can get, learning that we will just always lose if we keep on playing more. Rests are good opportunities to think about what we have been through and to think twice about whether we need to deposit more or stop. We learn from our mistakes too and I think becoming emotional like revenge and greed will come to us at one point in our gambling activity and we should learn to control it.