Can you relate on my experience?

[AVE5]

That's simply a greedy act because you're not contented with your secured winnings. Your aim is rated upon trying to empty the bookmakers account on that note that you you can't take an ease after your forebeing profits.
Although is norms sometimes and that assumes  to say we don't make profits at all times there mustebe that one or two reasons why we've to lost which is usually about breaking our disciplines or gaming strategies.

[sotelorene]

honestly the problem you have is over confidences and over excitement, yeah it is a good thing that have figured this out, exercising self control is the solution to your problem whether you are winning or Lossing because that is one mistake majority of us make most time, we shouldn't be taken decisions based on our present circumstances, always stand on what you think is right and good irrespective of the circumstances.

What of a circumstance where the player assumes that gambling more is the right choice to make? When someone is excited they tend to wager more than they may have arranged, fundwise. However, the problem is not being able to control the ride. Because after a short time of losses, the gambler is expected to limit the session and stop. If that's not possible then the issue can be likened to addiction.

Well, any gambler who assumed gambling more is the right way to go about gambling and thinking that's what will make them make a lot of profit is definitely preparing and leading him or herself into poverty or perhaps leading him or herself into frustration and depression which result may not be really funny. Though a gambler is suppose to stop gambling after incurring loss for some period but that doesn't mean if a gambler continue they will continue to incur more loss, luck differs with individual I mean there are gamblers that after short time loss if they should continue they are going to make profit or perhaps recover what they have lost but there also some gamblers that if they should continue after incurring loss they are going to incur more loss so at this point in time I don't really know what to advise but I want to believe every gambler knows what happens to them anytime they take decision so I think they know the best decision to take.

[AGULIS]

That's simply a greedy act because you're not contented with your secured winnings. Your aim is rated upon trying to empty the bookmakers account on that note that you you can't take an ease after your forebeing profits.
Although is norms sometimes and that assumes  to say we don't make profits at all times there mustebe that one or two reasons why we've to lost which is usually about breaking our disciplines or gaming strategies.

When a person continues to bet despite already having made a profit, this is often due to incorrect psychological mechanisms, such as the desire for even more winnings or the fear of missing out. At such moments, it is important to remember that increasing bets will not always lead to increased profits. On the contrary, it can lead to the loss of everything that was previously earned.

[Callido]

That's simply a greedy act because you're not contented with your secured winnings. Your aim is rated upon trying to empty the bookmakers account on that note that you you can't take an ease after your forebeing profits.
Although is norms sometimes and that assumes  to say we don't make profits at all times there mustebe that one or two reasons why we've to lost which is usually about breaking our disciplines or gaming strategies.

Partly greed but i read more meaning to what he stated, the cause might be having lot's of free time to continuously place those bets. We don't know what he does for a living but from the thread, i think he has more free time accrued and want to while them away by gambling.

Each users can give what he sees as the problem, mine is lot's of time, i won't cut off greed and addiction as one of the problems because it has been confirmed by other users and truly it seems like the case. OP can help himself by giving his free time to other useful activities that will exhaust him from getting involved in this act, whatever discipline that has been set should be followed.

[Agbamoni]

That's simply a greedy act because you're not contented with your secured winnings. Your aim is rated upon trying to empty the bookmakers account on that note that you you can't take an ease after your forebeing profits.
Although is norms sometimes and that assumes  to say we don't make profits at all times there mustebe that one or two reasons why we've to lost which is usually about breaking our disciplines or gaming strategies.

Partly greed but i read more meaning to what he stated, the cause might be having lot's of free time to continuously place those bets. We don't know what he does for a living but from the thread, i think he has more free time accrued and want to while them away by gambling.

Each users can give what he sees as the problem, mine is lot's of time, i won't cut off greed and addiction as one of the problems because it has been confirmed by other users and truly it seems like the case. OP can help himself by giving his free time to other useful activities that will exhaust him from getting involved in this act, whatever discipline that has been set should be followed.

No. The free time is not the problem in this case. Having much time to gamble does not mean a gambler should gamble every minute or place every bet that comes. There is what we call adjusting of bet. When the games keep going against his bet. He can relax a little to adjust his bet. This is very important when betting on casino games.

Well, i may be right or wrong. Just like you said everyone will air their own view on what they think might be the problem. Only OP truly knows what he is doing wrong. It's simple to find a solution. First, he should figure out if it's the time or the actions he takes during his free time used in gambling. It could also be other reasons, like greed, unsatisfaction, desperateness and so many others.

[Patikno]

I sometimes have this habit of breaking my own strategy.

Here’s the situation: I have a strategy where I pick the best game on the board, the one I believe gives me the highest chance to win. So far, it’s been somewhat profitable, and I’ve been tracking it on a spreadsheet. The problem comes when the game I picked is an early one, and it’s already graded as a win. Since there are still other games left, I get tempted to place more bets even when I don’t really find those games attactive to bet on. And because of that, I usually end up losing. It’s like I’m not satisfied with the win, and in the end, I just ruin my profits.

I think it's a rush when you feel tempted to place more bets, and it will make you fall into a hole of defeat, even though basically it's all about luck or vice versa. I also sometimes experience the same thing when I get a feeling, so that makes me greedy by adding a lot of bets, and the thing that makes me greedy the most is when I have previously made a profit, so I think that it's okay to risk more of my bankroll. So basically greed is not good when gambling, although sometimes it can bring luck. So whatever happens is about being responsible, be wise in gambling and of course be responsible as a gambler.

[Stalker22]

I sometimes have this habit of breaking my own strategy.
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I have totally been there before - having a solid strategy in place but then letting my feelings take over and making stupid bets I end up regretting.  It can be so hard not to get caught up in the action and excitement of gambling and just throw your game plan out the window when emotions come into play.  But the key is learning to take a step back and chill when you feel yourself getting worked up  to place risky bets.  Trying to calm yourself down and stick to your guns is usually the smartest play over letting impulses and heat-of-the-moment choices determine where you put your money but I definitely dont always get it right! But realizing when I need to walk away for a bit has saved me from digging myself into deeper holes plenty of times when I get frustrated or greedy.  Slowing yourself down is seriously tough in environments designed to pull you in emotionally, but super necessary imho.

[alegotardo]

I sometimes have this habit of breaking my own strategy.

Here’s the situation: I have a strategy where I pick the best game on the board, the one I believe gives me the highest chance to win. So far, it’s been somewhat profitable, and I’ve been tracking it on a spreadsheet. The problem comes when the game I picked is an early one, and it’s already graded as a win. Since there are still other games left, I get tempted to place more bets even when I don’t really find those games attactive to bet on. And because of that, I usually end up losing. It’s like I’m not satisfied with the win, and in the end, I just ruin my profits.

Yes, and you are not alone in this, as this seems to be a common problem among gamblers! It is as if you have an "inner demon" that drives you to keep betting, even when you have already achieved your initial goal. This is called "compulsive gambling behavior" and it can be difficult to control.

You need to first identify why you are doing this, and the reasons may be:

• The thrill of winning: When you win, you feel good and want to keep betting to maintain this feeling.
• The anxiety of losing: You may feel that if you do not keep betting, you will lose the opportunity to win more.
• The lack of satisfaction: You may feel dissatisfied with the result, even if you have won, and want to bet more to try to win more.

Identify why you keep betting, try to adapt your strategy and focus on the "post-game" even before placing your bet. Set clear exit goals and create a "penalty" for yourself if you don't meet them, such as betting less next time or not betting for a certain amount of time.

You need to create barriers that help you with this self-control.

[Samlucky O]

I sometimes have this habit of breaking my own strategy.

Here’s the situation: I have a strategy where I pick the best game on the board, the one I believe gives me the highest chance to win. So far, it’s been somewhat profitable, and I’ve been tracking it on a spreadsheet. The problem comes when the game I picked is an early one, and it’s already graded as a win. Since there are still other games left, I get tempted to place more bets even when I don’t really find those games attactive to bet on. And because of that, I usually end up losing. It’s like I’m not satisfied with the win, and in the end, I just ruin my profits.

I have been in such situation before, where I am good with my strategy and later want to try new strategy which I end up losing. All what I can say is that we shouldn't try to do what we know may cause problem to us. Especially moving from one gambling strattege to another. Well why I wouldn't emphasize much on this matter, is because each of us always look for short way of making money. If that strategy worked for you maybe it would have been a good one, and everybody will adopt it, without considering how many times it has lost before it succeseded.

[taufik123]

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But from another point of view, you should not regret the disappointing results because after all, you yourself are the one who decided to bet again until the last game, so in my opinion this comes back to the readiness of each person, simply if you are ready to lose the amount of winnings you have previously obtained then it doesn't matter if you want to apply greed, but if not then of course cashing out is much better.

These words are very difficult to apply because cashing out a win is not as easy as when you have a loss.
Getting wins from several games and bets made a person more eager to increase or increase their bet amount, so the risk will be greater.

Some people who get a big Jackpot don't even come out with the winning money, it will only be taken aback by gambling.
Therefore, the initial goal when you win must first take the winning money and also know where the limits that have been made and must not be violated.

A person who is addicted usually starts from a small thing that is violated, but then will get used to it and become uncontrollable,
which was initially as entertainment and instead becomes a place to spend money without a clear purpose.

[len01]

This is a common behavior that is often done by most gamblers and I am sure almost 80% of gamblers here experience it.
Actually it is almost the same as greed, when a gambler has won in several initial bets and after that with the assumption wants to bet again with a small amount. Without them realizing it, they enter a state of losing control and end up losing previous wins or even losing the entire budget and winnings that have been obtained.
This is just a condition where dopamine affects our control which makes us feel comfortable, happy and feel challenged to bet again

[GeorgeJohn]

I sometimes have this habit of breaking my own strategy.

Here’s the situation: I have a strategy where I pick the best game on the board, the one I believe gives me the highest chance to win. So far, it’s been somewhat profitable, and I’ve been tracking it on a spreadsheet. The problem comes when the game I picked is an early one, and it’s already graded as a win. Since there are still other games left, I get tempted to place more bets even when I don’t really find those games attactive to bet on. And because of that, I usually end up losing. It’s like I’m not satisfied with the win, and in the end, I just ruin my profits.

Theirs no game that you will find worthy of winning provided that gambling is concerned, its obvious that gambling is all about luck or opportunity, provided that's is gambling you lose at any time and you can also profit at anytime, so what I mean is that gambling prediction is not certain, secondly impatient in gambling both prediction and staking can also make you to lose, because of wrong analysis or calculations before staking, that's why controlling of emotions is more important in gambling.

[Dewi Aries]

This is a common behavior that is often done by most gamblers and I am sure almost 80% of gamblers here experience it.
Actually it is almost the same as greed, when a gambler has won in several initial bets and after that with the assumption wants to bet again with a small amount. Without them realizing it, they enter a state of losing control and end up losing previous wins or even losing the entire budget and winnings that have been obtained.
This is just a condition where dopamine affects our control which makes us feel comfortable, happy and feel challenged to bet again

Yes I agree that it is a common scenario experienced by most gamblers because after all it leads to greed when a gambler has managed to win but is not satisfied with the amount of winnings and that's where the casino will slowly start taking the amount of money they have won before and usually instead of stopping and cashing out the rest of their winnings but the gamblers continue to play until they finally lose all the money they have earned which is done because of the inability to accept the fact of defeat so that it drives them to continue gambling in despair.

On the other hand I would say that actually the gamblers who apply their greed are people who are actually unable to accept the fact of defeat, because from their greedy actions alone I think we can conclude that they just want to keep winning and don't want to lose but however their actions actually lead themselves to a much worse situation.

[lovesmayfamilis]

Well, any gambler who assumed gambling more is the right way to go about gambling and thinking that's what will make them make a lot of profit is definitely preparing and leading him or herself into poverty or perhaps leading him or herself into frustration and depression which result may not be really funny. Though a gambler is suppose to stop gambling after incurring loss for some period but that doesn't mean if a gambler continue they will continue to incur more loss, luck differs with individual I mean there are gamblers that after short time loss if they should continue they are going to make profit or perhaps recover what they have lost but there also some gamblers that if they should continue after incurring loss they are going to incur more loss so at this point in time I don't really know what to advise but I want to believe every gambler knows what happens to them anytime they take decision so I think they know the best decision to take.

I would add to your statement, which I fully agree with, that if you are unlucky, you need time to calm down. If we talk about luck, then perhaps we can also add that we cannot force it to be on our side. These are games, and games always do not give guarantees. Otherwise, we would rename them into something else that can be calculated mathematically or by any other method.

It is necessary to take a break, since our nervous system, no matter how calmly we think about betting, experiences some stress every time. And in a state of stress, it is difficult for people to think correctly.

Therefore, answering the OP's question, each time taking a break and some analysis is always better than tempting yourself with thoughts of a bigger win.

[mammusu]

This is a common behavior that is often done by most gamblers and I am sure almost 80% of gamblers here experience it.
Actually it is almost the same as greed, when a gambler has won in several initial bets and after that with the assumption wants to bet again with a small amount. Without them realizing it, they enter a state of losing control and end up losing previous wins or even losing the entire budget and winnings that have been obtained.
This is just a condition where dopamine affects our control which makes us feel comfortable, happy and feel challenged to bet again

Greed is one of the temptations that make us lose our limits in gambling, even for those who do not understand the risks that exist often have to suffer a big loss when they think they are lucky in the game, it is undeniable that the temptation to continue betting after the initial victory can be very strong, but by setting strict rules maybe we can avoid losing with the target that we have set from the beginning, but to stick to the existing limits is also not an easy thing, because sometimes we are too absorbed in gambling which in the end will also destroy the existing boundary wall and to be honest it has often happened to me so far.

[sompitonov]

The main point of every strategy is not to deviate from it when the conditions change. For example, we came up with a strategy and want to try it out, but every time we win or lose, we start to doubt ourselves, try to increase the winnings, as in the case of the OP, we think that we could have won more because of greed. The basis should be such that we should not change anything until all the games are played and only then think in the long term about the correctness of our actions. Constant throwing from one side to the other shows how much the OP is not ready to stick to it, but this is the basis, and until he understands this, no strategy will work, because it turns into chaotic actions.

[TheUltraElite]

You have to get satisfied with the victory because the opposite will lead to losses and you know it. It is the false confidence that makes you think that you can win more and the greed pushing you to bet more.

Think twice before committing such a step, in fact think twice in every thing for a few days, gamblers tend to allow the impulsive decisions to take over than the slow calculated decisions.

Indeed a break can help recoup over such events, it can help you reach new levels if you are willing to work on your mindfulness.

[God Of Thunder]

Since there are still other games left, I get tempted to place more bets even when I don’t really find those games attactive to bet on. And because of that, I usually end up losing. It’s like I’m not satisfied with the win, and in the end, I just ruin my profits.

You are not alone bro. This happens to other gamblers as well. I said this because it happened to me as well and since it happens to you, I guess you will find more people who do this. Even though I like Pragmatic slots, I sometimes try No Limit City which sometimes pays a lot, but it is one of the worst providers in my book.

This is not only true for slots, but it happens when I play in-house games as well. I usually play Mines and Dice. But sometimes I try Plinko as well and some other games and I end up losing. It is because we hope for something good from those games.

[TelolettOm]

The problem comes when the game I picked is an early one, and it’s already graded as a win. Since there are still other games left, I get tempted to place more bets even when I don’t really find those games attactive to bet on. And because of that, I usually end up losing. It’s like I’m not satisfied with the win, and in the end, I just ruin my profits.

If this happened many times, you must realize to avoid it. You have a problem with your self-control if you still can't avoid it until now. You also should be aware that it usually ends up with losses, so why don't you stop to be tempted on unnecessary games? I think a normal gambler must stop doing the same habit that leads to losing money.

I can understand it is not easy to satisfy on the win. Most of us will try to play on more games to gain more wins. However, if you have experienced many times to end up with bad results, you must understand when you must stop playing gambling after you have won several games. No one can teach you about it, it purely depends on your own way to deal with the mistakes.

[Sanitough]

You have to get satisfied with the victory because the opposite will lead to losses and you know it. It is the false confidence that makes you think that you can win more and the greed pushing you to bet more.

Satisfaction only comes when you’ve planned ahead before gambling. As gamblers, we have a set bankroll that we’re willing to risk, so it makes sense to also plan how many bets we’ll place daily if we gamble regularly. If all our moves are calculated and recorded, we’re training ourselves to think and act like pros. With that kind of discipline, success isn’t far off.