if you experience a losing streak...

[Ricardo11]

Taking a break when you lose can be a good alternative, so that way we can evaluate the causes of the defeat we get, by resting of course gives time for us to reflect, analyse mistakes, and plan better strategies for carrying out our next gambling activities, those who continue to gamble without rest and evaluation after defeat often invite bigger defeats to occur, because usually they no longer think rationally in making every decision.

This is true, for some persons,  when they suffer losses like that, instead they want to try again believing that may be their winning will come by the continued trying but then it turns out worse in some cases and some other it turns out that they get lucky and recover almost immediately but it still doesn't make it a really good .

This kind of attitude of theirs makes them suffer more losses, because when they losses, they think that they will recover all the losses in the next game, but then they still lose, and in this way they continue to suffer large losses.
They do not know how to stop at the right time, instead of stopping after they suffer losses, they gamble more in the hope of recovering the losses, which they never get, but lose more.
Only luck works behind winning or losing in gambling, so it is very important to play responsibly and control emotions, a gambler must understand that luck will not always be on his side. So he must stop at the right time.

[Jody.Drummer]

This is true, for some persons,  when they suffer losses like that, instead they want to try again believing that may be their winning will come by the continued trying but then it turns out worse in some cases and some other it turns out that they get lucky and recover almost immediately but it still doesn't make it a really good .

This kind of attitude of theirs makes them suffer more losses, because when they losses, they think that they will recover all the losses in the next game, but then they still lose, and in this way they continue to suffer large losses.
They do not know how to stop at the right time, instead of stopping after they suffer losses, they gamble more in the hope of recovering the losses, which they never get, but lose more.
Only luck works behind winning or losing in gambling, so it is very important to play responsibly and control emotions, a gambler must understand that luck will not always be on his side. So he must stop at the right time.

What you said is something that happens quite a lot and it happens because they are too confident in gambling because when they lose and believe that if they gamble again they will be able to get a win that can cover the loss and at the same time get a profit, while losing is something that will happen with a big chance and they can't avoid this. This can last a long time and become an impulsive action.
People who gamble responsibly will not have such thoughts but there is still a possibility that they will experience it, because when they are in gambling everything becomes different, someone who sets limits in gambling can lose control occasionally when experiencing something that is not pleasing to him.

[EarnOnVictor]

Every gambler has experienced a losing streak, so I’m curious - how do you handle it?

I handle it by taking a break. This is the best approach and I implore people to do the same to avoid catastrophe.

Let’s put it in a betting scenario where we bet every day. Which approach do you think is better for managing losses?

Having a budget, limiting your wagering, managing your finances and knowing when to stop playing for the day are good gambling practices for daily gamblers.

Betting multiple times per day or on most games on the board?

It all depends on your gambling plan, you must have one to avoid gambling randomly.

Sticking to one bet per day and being selective?
If you go with one bet per day, have you found it to be successful in the long run? Or do you break your own rule from time to time?

My gambling experience and that of those I read their experience show that sticking to a game or gambling multiple doesn't stop you from losing. The only sure bet is to maintain responsible gambling.

[Kelward]

I gamble whenever I want.

If I really want to gamble or there's a match I want to gamble, I will gamble, even it could be 7 days straight.

I don't have rule to stick one bet per day or something like that, I don't judge "results" as my successful or not in gambling because I gamble for fun. Lose streak is nothing new to me, I will just gamble on games with higher chance to win sometimes.

I also don't have rules to stick to about how many bets that I have to place in a day, I just flow with what comes to mind. If I'm on a losing streak I just take a break until I start to get the excitement to bet again, nothing too serious with me when it comes to gambling. Where I have a strategy concerning gambling is the amount to use, a small percentage of my income, I try to never exceed it whether I'm winning or losing. Losing is no longer a worry for me because that is how gambling is structured, you win sometimes other times you lose so I trained myself to accept results and have fun with it.

[Dewi Aries]

I gamble whenever I want.

If I really want to gamble or there's a match I want to gamble, I will gamble, even it could be 7 days straight.

I don't have rule to stick one bet per day or something like that, I don't judge "results" as my successful or not in gambling because I gamble for fun. Lose streak is nothing new to me, I will just gamble on games with higher chance to win sometimes.

I also don't have rules to stick to about how many bets that I have to place in a day, I just flow with what comes to mind. If I'm on a losing streak I just take a break until I start to get the excitement to bet again, nothing too serious with me when it comes to gambling. Where I have a strategy concerning gambling is the amount to use, a small percentage of my income, I try to never exceed it whether I'm winning or losing. Losing is no longer a worry for me because that is how gambling is structured, you win sometimes other times you lose so I trained myself to accept results and have fun with it.

Basically having rules or not all depends on each individual, because the point is the awareness within yourself that gambling will have a very bad impact if treated excessively, another reason is because I often see gamblers who often fail to follow the plans they have made before where usually they are gamblers who make winning a priority, they are aware that they have to apply many restrictions but they always fail to follow the plans they have made because they are still too focused on winning. On the other hand, you can be an example of a gambler who does not have any planning but is still safe and free from the negative impacts of gambling such as losing excessive amounts of money because you are aware that gambling will be very dangerous if done excessively and also because you are aware that losing is a natural part of the game.

[libert19]

I have another question...

Every gambler has experienced a losing streak, so I’m curious - how do you handle it?

Let’s put it in a betting scenario where we bet every day. Which approach do you think is better for managing losses?

Betting multiple times per day or on most games on the board?
Sticking to one bet per day and being selective?
If you go with one bet per day, have you found it to be successful in the long run? Or do you break your own rule from time to time?

This is not what would you expect.

I was using gambling to make money couple years back. I was using martingale method, it worked well for may be couple weeks — I would follow this method, complete my daily quota of earning and I would be done for the day. I was like I found a goldmine.

Then, one day, I came across losing streak and lost all my bankroll, and that day I stopped gambling to make money.

There was no handling/managing of losses, I just stopped doing gambling for what it wasn't meant for.

[michellee]

I gamble whenever I want.

If I really want to gamble or there's a match I want to gamble, I will gamble, even it could be 7 days straight.

I don't have rule to stick one bet per day or something like that, I don't judge "results" as my successful or not in gambling because I gamble for fun. Lose streak is nothing new to me, I will just gamble on games with higher chance to win sometimes.

I also don't have rules to stick to about how many bets that I have to place in a day, I just flow with what comes to mind. If I'm on a losing streak I just take a break until I start to get the excitement to bet again, nothing too serious with me when it comes to gambling. Where I have a strategy concerning gambling is the amount to use, a small percentage of my income, I try to never exceed it whether I'm winning or losing. Losing is no longer a worry for me because that is how gambling is structured, you win sometimes other times you lose so I trained myself to accept results and have fun with it.

You need to have limitation on the fund and the time so you don't gamble too long. When you gamble to long, that can attract you to difficult stop gambling. Besides that, when you playing gambling very often, that can trigger you to always return to casino because your reason to gambling will be change. You will not have boundaries in gambling and want to use your money because gambling makes you enjoy the games and difficult to stop.

It is why we must remember that when we gamble, we need to have limitation to control ourselves and will not spend too much money. That will prevent us from getting addicted to gambling which we will not realize that we are already addicted to gambling.

[LUCKMCFLY]

This is why its really that important that you do set out limits in terms of gambling capital or bankroll on a specific day on which if ever you have blown up that capital on that day then it will be wise that you should be that stopping and call it a day. Just like on what been said above that never ever tend to chase up or making the  situation even gotten more worst because this is where usually people or gamblers be doing just because of having those hopes that they could make it.

Setting up a capital to play is the smartest thing you can do before playing at a casino, so when we are looking to win we have to have control over our finances, which for me is the most important thing, and not just for me, seeing it from the most Conceptual point of view, a casino always considers that its only option that is most important is to take its winnings, and secondly, what is the same is not cheating, if we play thinking that only taking care of our money and taking what is ours is not wrong.

[pawanjain]

I have another question...

Every gambler has experienced a losing streak, so I’m curious - how do you handle it?

Let’s put it in a betting scenario where we bet every day. Which approach do you think is better for managing losses?

Losing streaks can be really frustrating especially when the betting amount is something you really can't afford to lose.
I have faced it too and the only way out of it is take a deep breath, calm your mind and forget about the losses and take it as a lesson.

Betting multiple times per day or on most games on the board?
Sticking to one bet per day and being selective?
If you go with one bet per day, have you found it to be successful in the long run? Or do you break your own rule from time to time?

Why don't you try both, as in try one each alternative day and find out what works the best for you?
I would personally do the same or may be try one strategy for a week and then the other strategy the next week and find the best one.
It's all about trial and error. If you find something that works for you, stick to it as long as you are doing good in it.

[panjul07]

Is this limited to sports betting only or casino games counted as well? Since I do not play sports betting much, so I'll talk about losing streak on casino games.
How to deal with losing streak, there is nothing to do except accept it and move on or take a break for a while for a refreshment.
Losing streak is something normal in all type of gambling including sports although the chance to get long losing streak on sports is lower than casino games.
The other important thing is that we should not try to recover what we have lost on the losing streak as it may lead us to other losing streak.

[swogerino]

Losing streak maybe good for you in some special cases. You may say what the heck is this guy talking but the worse losing streak in my life made me quit gambling indefinitely. I was playing slot machines and decide to do some super buy bonuses, one super buy bonuses cost 500x your bet amount in Pragmatic Play provider and after the first one I got some 2.5x as return after spending 500x to enter in the super buy bonus. I thought this to be an isolated happening so I decided to keep buying the bonuses and in total bought 5 consecutive such bonuses that costed me 2500x my bet amount and in the end after all 5 super bonuses ended I received an 14.75x of my bet amount. This was enough of a huge bad trigger to make me quit gambling indefinitely and I have not gambled anymore since early January when this happened.

[Z-tight]

Betting multiple times per day or on most games on the board?
Sticking to one bet per day and being selective?
If you go with one bet per day, have you found it to be successful in the long run? Or do you break your own rule from time to time?

Since we are only creating a scenario for the purpose of this discussion, i will say sticking to one bet per day may be the best strategy to manage losses. However, your chances of winning will probably be higher if you play multiple times per day, but you will probably be losing more money and it does not look like an effective way to manage losses. If you play once a day, i.e. a football parlay, you can select a few matches with low odds and try you luck on them.

[Perfectbaby]

Since we are only creating a scenario for the purpose of this discussion, i will say sticking to one bet per day may be the best strategy to manage losses. However, your chances of winning will probably be higher if you play multiple times per day, but you will probably be losing more money and it does not look like an effective way to manage losses. If you play once a day, i.e. a football parlay, you can select a few matches with low odds and try you luck on them.

Winning is never higher here, rather the rate of losing will be higher while the rate of winning would be extremely low. Here is where people are getting it twisted because gambling doesn't work that way, we can bet a game per day but we are not also considering the finance level, that is, if a gambler doesn't locate a specific amount for gambling per day/week or month it affects the overall activities of the gambler which could possibly be creating this addiction phase on their mind, they are thinking of how to secure winning every single day. But if a gambler chooses days or weeks to gamble it helps them control their gambling activities and this reduces chances of becoming addicted to gambling.

[WeedGoW]

Every tide lose once, but if some approaches take, there is a lot to win. Then keep yourself under control and keeping mind constantly bet. If you’re constantly betting, you can control the betting movement because you know what time can do. So I’ll say my mind sticking to a segment constantly betting in a sector. You will lose once again it’s normal. But if you lose and don’t try there, you’ll never succeed. So you have to try again by losing again if you try again, you will succeed at one time. If you’re bad at a target, you’ll be winning one time. You bet once a day that will make your success long term. And if you can correctly observe the betting strategies, the chances of winning bets are largely overlooked. But if you break the rules, you lose so you don’t have to break the rules, you have to work hard and work.

[hahay]

Betting multiple times per day or on most games on the board?
Sticking to one bet per day and being selective?
If you go with one bet per day, have you found it to be successful in the long run? Or do you break your own rule from time to time?

Since we are only creating a scenario for the purpose of this discussion, i will say sticking to one bet per day may be the best strategy to manage losses. However, your chances of winning will probably be higher if you play multiple times per day, but you will probably be losing more money and it does not look like an effective way to manage losses. If you play once a day, i.e. a football parlay, you can select a few matches with low odds and try you luck on them.

I think, if you can consistently win even though you only make one bet a day, of course it will also have a good impact on your finances because it is consistent with victory. Moreover, if you make many bets a day and the results are more wins, then clearly it is a very good result with good wins every day. But, if the result is more frequent defeats, then of course it will have  a bad impact on your finances. With that consideration, then I think it doesn't matter how much and how often you make bets, because if the result is a win then it will still be good. But unfortunately, in betting of course it will have various results, because to be consistent with good results is a difficult target to achieve.

[Outhue]

I have another question...

Every gambler has experienced a losing streak, so I’m curious - how do you handle it?

Let’s put it in a betting scenario where we bet every day. Which approach do you think is better for managing losses?

Betting multiple times per day or on most games on the board?
Sticking to one bet per day and being selective?
If you go with one bet per day, have you found it to be successful in the long run? Or do you break your own rule from time to time?

Always handled them losses well, how? I never use a lot of money to begin with, this is gambling a place where nothing is really yours until you push the withdrawal button and you get your money out of the online casino, I am just trying to say that the chances of winning is very small, why not reduce what you are risking as well? It is just common sense.

It can be hard for many gamblers to be disciplined, emotional is real, but using small amount of money is the simplest of all you can be greedy elsewhere but not in gambling.

[Renampun]

I have another question...

Every gambler has experienced a losing streak, so I’m curious - how do you handle it?

Let’s put it in a betting scenario where we bet every day. Which approach do you think is better for managing losses?

Betting multiple times per day or on most games on the board?
Sticking to one bet per day and being selective?
If you go with one bet per day, have you found it to be successful in the long run? Or do you break your own rule from time to time?

The most difficult thing for me to get until now is a stable win in gambling, I once tried to gamble for a whole day but the results were not good, and also tried to gamble rarely, I lost a good opportunity, so for now I prefer to gamble selectively, I prepare the capital that I really have to spend in one day to place a bet but when I lose then I will stop, and vice versa when I win then I will stop and so far I have felt quite safe with the results of my bets. Gambling too often in a day usually just drains energy and worsens decision making.

[Mpamaegbu]

Let’s put it in a betting scenario where we bet every day. Which approach do you think is better for managing losses?

While this scenario painted here may be hypothetical, I do believe there are gamblers who genuinely bet everyday. Once anyone gets to this part of going on it everyday, it could put a strain on their social life; as they won't have much free time to themselves and others apart from their slot machines or visuals.

If I suffer losing streak, I simply will just take some time off bets. From experience, I've come to realize that it's bad decision to attempt revenge on casinos/bets. It never ends well because one's sense of judgment would always be clouded at a time like that. Taking a few days,/weeks off is the best remedy for that.

[Su-asa]

I have another question...

Every gambler has experienced a losing streak, so I’m curious - how do you handle it?

Let’s put it in a betting scenario where we bet every day. Which approach do you think is better for managing losses?

Betting multiple times per day or on most games on the board?
Sticking to one bet per day and being selective?
If you go with one bet per day, have you found it to be successful in the long run? Or do you break your own rule from time to time?

The most difficult thing for me to get until now is a stable win in gambling, I once tried to gamble for a whole day but the results were not good, and also tried to gamble rarely, I lost a good opportunity, so for now I prefer to gamble selectively, I prepare the capital that I really have to spend in one day to place a bet but when I lose then I will stop, and vice versa when I win then I will stop and so far I have felt quite safe with the results of my bets. Gambling too often in a day usually just drains energy and worsens decision making.

Stable winning is difficult to get but one can always experience a steady losing. Just try to be contented with any little winning you get and not always expect winning from gamble. Imo a steady winning might make one to be too confident on gamble and might reach a stage where he will put all the money he have on gamble and wager all of them and lose it. It's good to gamble with what can afford to lose cause when you lose them you won't be depressed or think to chase your lose.

[EluguHcman]

I have another question...

Every gambler has experienced a losing streak, so I’m curious - how do you handle it?

Let’s put it in a betting scenario where we bet every day. Which approach do you think is better for managing losses?

I think only being strict a d sticking to your budgets is the best approach to manage looses on gambling when realized that you can not escape loosing while on a short run.

Not even your gambling patterns can help it out because consistently sticking to your patterns or adapting to new patterns would still have you aslt stake to looses.

So, disciplines is the only way so you can always walk away to avoid more looses.

That's right, it's basically like budgeting, if I had a decent bankroll, say $2,000 for gambling, and I only bet 1% per wager ($20 per bet), I wouldn’t worry too much about a 10-game losing streak. So, that’s just 10 out of 100 bets, meaning I’d still have 90 more chances to recover my losses.

But let’s be honest here, most of us don’t follow that strategy as we’re just regular gamblers who play with whatever money is in our wallets. We bet, and if we lose, we just reload and keep going. There’s no strict bankroll management, no fixed plan, just gambling as we go.

No no no... While in the peak of managing your losses on gambling you don't have to hold on to recovering your losts instead when you have lost over 80% consecutively out of a 100% budget you should just take a step backward with some deep breaths to recover your analogical mindset because then you are getting hopeless likely to take impossible decision with the remaining 20% because it is seem less to the 80% lost initially.

So a break could bring you some worth lucky strategies to the recovery but if you think your current state of mind is not strong enough to accept the ugly side and you were able to recover some, then you can say it a goodbye in the main time otherwise you either lost 100% in a consecutive time or even worse to fund your wallet to bet more which is potential to more losses.

So, quit quit quit or take break is the secret to manage your losses.