if you experience a losing streak...

[Cryptmuster]

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?

A large number of bets will scatter your attention, instead of focusing on analyzing a single match you need to choose many bets each day, and this will only allow you to make a superficial analysis, which may not be enough. I tend to place one or two bets per week and be especially selective with them. If you place many bets you agree to bets that you are not completely sure about, and this will increase the likelihood of losing.

[Lanatsa]

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.

And i do prefer up this way on which i dont really that fixate myself when it comes into this aspect on which i do able to make up some bets then it will be totally random when it comes to the amount because there are indeed some situations on which you will be able to make yourself that having that bigger bet than the other specially if you arent sure. The important thing on here is that whenever you do make up bets then its important that you do consider out the analysis that you do have on a specific bet and not really just that carelessly doing bets without any basis.

 As for the amount then its also that important you do really know or wary about the risks management that you will be setting out and not really just that giving out that all in bet because this is where bettors do usually blown up their entire bankroll for that way whenever that they had become that impulsive just because they've been too positive on a certain bet on which they have forgotten on trying out to allocate something or % of entire bankroll.

When you are on a losing streak then have a break and relax yourself on trying out to ease up that disappointment because this is really the usual reason on why people do experience even further loses just because they do forgot on what are the things that should really be done specially this one involves money and thats why its normal that they will be having such reaction.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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?

A large number of bets will scatter your attention, instead of focusing on analyzing a single match you need to choose many bets each day, and this will only allow you to make a superficial analysis, which may not be enough. I tend to place one or two bets per week and be especially selective with them. If you place many bets you agree to bets that you are not completely sure about, and this will increase the likelihood of losing.

Absolutely right and well said, but on the other hand, I think the decision or choice to place multiple bets or choose one or two bets in a set period of time depends totally on how the gambler treats his or her bets.
Some time, a gambler may feel very lazy to do any form of analysis but still feel like betting on some games, in this state, the gambler is totally dependent on luck to win his bets, and the more the bets, the higher the chances of winning some of them, though chances of losing more money increase, so also is the chances of winning more money as well.

Alot of times, I have won bets I didnt analyze, I simply look at the team or club playing, then look at the odds and straight away I choose and bet on which team I think or my instinct tells me will win, though I've lost several of such bets, but I've also won several of it as well, and this is why I often will say that even though sports betting be a knowledge based type of gambling, we should never ignore the place of luck, for luck still plays it's own role in determining when we win even in sports betting.

[Botnake]

Alot of times, I have won bets I didnt analyze, I simply look at the team or club playing, then look at the odds and straight away I choose and bet on which team I think or my instinct tells me will win, though I've lost several of such bets, but I've also won several of it as well, and this is why I often will say that even though sports betting be a knowledge based type of gambling, we should never ignore the place of luck, for luck still plays it's own role in determining when we win even in sports betting.

How can you attract luck in sports betting if it’s a big deal for you? I mean, if you’re not putting in any effort but still winning, that’s pure luck, but that won’t bring consistency, and eventually, you’ll lose in the long run. But I don’t think any of that really matters because, from the start, you’ve already considered luck as a big factor. That makes me believe you’re not really challenging yourself enough in analyzing your picks.

[Peanutswar]

If you make a plot already for the next coming days you can have an idea which one you will make a bet actually its up to you if you will do multiple bets because the higher the potential to increase the number of winnings, personally I do bet 1 game at a time because I want to watch the game and what are the possible outcome so I can check it out if they will play again did they will make the same mistake or there's a problem with their team and players, but if your goal is you earn more I guess you don't need to watch anymore because you are just waiting for their result. Every time I do experience a losing streak I take a break it could be a day or just few hours so I can think for a while and manage the possible risk to take back the losses and still on the plan with the budget. As possible don't get carried away with urge decision sometimes its just add another risk to your bets.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Losses are part in gambling. Reality is, the moment you gamble, you are allowing your funds to lose. So what I do, if ever I'm in the losing streak, I don't see it as a sign to stop gambling immediately, but I even gamble for more hoping to get lucky in the middle of gambling. I will only stop if I used up my betting budget, since I do reserve specific gambling amount that I am comfortable of losing.  So if I experience consistent losses, that's okay, that's actually inevitable in gambling no matter how skillful you are. I'll just gamble again when I have earned another budget for my gambling activities.

Does that not seem like a sign of addiction? Even if you have a budget to spend on gambling, does it mean you must spend it at one instant, especially when you are aware that it's a day that luck is not on your side.
If you are experiencing losing streak, you should just take a brake, especially when you have a lot of money in your balance (you could have $50 or more).
Just like yesterday, I was playing dice 🎲 on stake casino, my available balance was just $0.3 when I started playing, but I keep on being lucky since I was using just 1.25x multiplayer and my chance was about 80%, in a short time, I already increased the balance to $3.5 but that was when luck start to run again me and the $3.5 droped to $1.5. After which, I just decided to stop playing because I know if I continue, I would end up with $0 balance.  So, when experiencing continuous losses, just take a break, unless if your balance is very small like mine.

[stomachgrowls]

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?

All of us do really have that losing streak experience on which this is really that a normal that we will really be that becoming that bettor a gambler on which its important that you do really know on what are the things that you do need to consider when you are losing up that much. It is really just that right that whenever this one happens then its recommended that you do really know at least on what you should gonna do and wont really be that making yourself that impulsive on which it will be causing up for you to bet up even more. Experiencing losing streaks will be happening and if you wont be that careful about on what are the things that needs up then you will be having that huge problem.

We are just humans on which whenever we do lose money then we do have that kind of impulsive feeling that we might be able to recover on what we do lost. On the moment happens then you will be having this kind of situation or aspect on where you will be that believing that you can be able to recover those loses until those loses will be piling up if you arent that still lucky enough. People will be having this kind of mindset and thats why they do become that desperate.

[ovcijisir]

Losses are part in gambling. Reality is, the moment you gamble, you are allowing your funds to lose. So what I do, if ever I'm in the losing streak, I don't see it as a sign to stop gambling immediately, but I even gamble for more hoping to get lucky in the middle of gambling. I will only stop if I used up my betting budget, since I do reserve specific gambling amount that I am comfortable of losing.  So if I experience consistent losses, that's okay, that's actually inevitable in gambling no matter how skillful you are. I'll just gamble again when I have earned another budget for my gambling activities.

I agree with your mindset about taking losses. This is healthy approach to gambling that everyone who gamble should follow.

I have similar approach and I stop immediately after I deplete gambling funds for that session. The worst approach would be to try to win back money that was lost, and that could lead to huge debts in very short time.

[Dewi Aries]

I agree with your mindset about taking losses. This is healthy approach to gambling that everyone who gamble should follow.

I have similar approach and I stop immediately after I deplete gambling funds for that session. The worst approach would be to try to win back money that was lost, and that could lead to huge debts in very short time.

There is a wrong approach and there is a good approach in gambling, with those who gamble with their wrong approach usually being those who cannot accept defeat which is something that will be experienced more often than victory, besides that with the wrong mindset like thinking they can find profit with certainty in gambling is the wrong approach because when the above points occur then they can experience bad things not by getting victory with certainty.

Usually for those who have experienced defeat and have a desire to recover losses are those who cannot accept defeat until what they think is that they can turn things around if they return to gambling, unfortunately there is no clear certainty in any way to get victory, only luck will determine it.

[Franctoshi]

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?

If you don't have plans in place while gambling, then you can experience anything going bankrupt or even going to borrow from people to gamble. Therefore, you must have a betting plan to be able to control a situation like this where you have a losing streak.
It just a simple thing for people who have their budget in place, the very moment you hit your budget limit, don't try to revenge gambling to try to gain your loses back rather turn off your machine and leave and come another day, that's a very simple way go to go about this kind of situation when it arises.

[Rampagoe004]

Losses are part in gambling. Reality is, the moment you gamble, you are allowing your funds to lose. So what I do, if ever I'm in the losing streak, I don't see it as a sign to stop gambling immediately, but I even gamble for more hoping to get lucky in the middle of gambling. I will only stop if I used up my betting budget, since I do reserve specific gambling amount that I am comfortable of losing.  So if I experience consistent losses, that's okay, that's actually inevitable in gambling no matter how skillful you are. I'll just gamble again when I have earned another budget for my gambling activities.

I agree with your mindset about taking losses. This is healthy approach to gambling that everyone who gamble should follow.

I have similar approach and I stop immediately after I deplete gambling funds for that session. The worst approach would be to try to win back money that was lost, and that could lead to huge debts in very short time.

For a gambler whether you agree or not, you still have to accept losing your money. Many gamblers try a positive approach in gambling with a healthy mindset, which means they are aware of losing money in a row. Gamblers will realize after losing all their money and stop temporarily instead of not repeating it, even though without realizing it they are designing new plans to be able to withdraw the money they lost quickly or instantly. Forcing to win the money lost in gambling is not an easy thing. It's better to think again in the right and profitable way.

[Reid]

It's not easy and maybe you will find it too stressful. A losing streak is something that can shake your emotions and it will probable give you more problems in the future because of the losses that you want to chase.
What we can do? Nothing actually. The only response is that we stop gambling after losing or if we have some spare, we could play more and try again. Still, this is something that is difficult to achieve. The more we play, the more we are entering the losing streak.

[DaNNy001]

It has also been a tough run for me over the past couple weeks and I decided to give it break so I wouldn't let my emotions control my actions... Learning to give gambling space when you are losing too much is the best thing to do instead of trying to come up with ways to get back your losses by gambling more... it's normal for every gambler to go through a phase where they have losing streaks but what matters is how you respond to it, the best approach can either be freezing your bet accounts for a particular period of time or reducing your stakes, anything that can take your attention off it.

[batang_bitcoin]

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?

I choose to be selective but sometimes I break my own rule when I gamble. And that is to go with as much bets as I can whenever I've got some profits made from my first bets. I cannot say that it has been successful in the long run but it's best to just do it simply by making yourself comfortable with any bet that you can do. With that, I'm like a free guy and making bets that I see that I know how it will end based on my analysis if it's with sportsbetting.

[SmartGold01]

It has also been a tough run for me over the past couple weeks and I decided to give it break so I wouldn't let my emotions control my actions... Learning to give gambling space when you are losing too much is the best thing to do instead of trying to come up with ways to get back your losses by gambling more... it's normal for every gambler to go through a phase where they have losing streaks but what matters is how you respond to it, the best approach can either be freezing your bet accounts for a particular period of time or reducing your stakes, anything that can take your attention off it.

One can actually decides to space the gambling site without them closing down their accounts for any reason, because I believe that everyone can have control of themselves towards gambling. You can decide to stop for a particular period of time and have rest without even having to be influenced by gambling addiction, though there are people who are chronic gamblers who their addictions would never allow to space the gambling site for any time without gambling.

[kawetsriyanto]

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?

If you have experienced a series of losses, it means you need a time for a break. You can be out of gambling for few days, you need to calm your mind. It won't be a wise way to keep playing the games when you're not in a good condition. I'm very sure you are starting to feel bored and not enjoy the games anymore if you experienced a series of losses. Instead of thinking about recovering your losses, it would be better to calm your emotions first. we can't gamble in a proper way if we can't handle our mind and emotion!!

[skarais]

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If you have experienced a series of losses, it means you need a time for a break. You can be out of gambling for few days, you need to calm your mind. It won't be a wise way to keep playing the games.

Sometimes a losing streak like that happens because a gambler pushes too hard without doing any analysis, but you are right, he should stop for a few days and calm down before returning. But are you sure they will do as suggested? I'm not sure, usually gamblers will only return once they have money in hand.

Losing streak is not a good experience in gambling or any game, so they have to change everything including their playing style and also the games they play. If they previously had a losing streak on slots, then they need to place bets on sports betting or something similar. This is great, but it's up to them whether they need to take a break or try another game.

[SUPERSAIAN]

If I have had consecutive losses, I tend to other things. After taking a break, when I feel good again, I try my luck again and see my luck. If it is going well, I continue, but of course you have to stop somewhere when it is going well. I am trying to accept the loss in my mind, it is a bit difficult.

I return to my mind more, I can say that after every loss. It is really not an easy situation, accepting the loss takes a long time and getting out of that moment is very difficult every time.

[Weawant]

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 .

[junder]

If I have had consecutive losses, I tend to other things. After taking a break, when I feel good again, I try my luck again and see my luck. If it is going well, I continue, but of course you have to stop somewhere when it is going well. I am trying to accept the loss in my mind, it is a bit difficult.

I return to my mind more, I can say that after every loss. It is really not an easy situation, accepting the loss takes a long time and getting out of that moment is very difficult every time.

The option you do is one of the good options, because when you have experienced defeat in gambling we must be able to control ourselves well and one way is to take a break to rest, the goal is in my opinion to prevent our emotions that can peak if we continue gambling because at times like this emotions will be prone to rising, allowing us to gamble without good consideration.

If from the start we can't accept defeat then it will be difficult, but if we can apply the behavior of acceptance with discipline then I'm sure it will be easy to accept the defeat that occurs, besides that because we should be able to accept the defeat that occurs.