Do you take a break when you are in a losing streak?

[Julien_Olynpic]

I can't imagine myself "playing for fun". In my opinion, the pleasures in the game are very clearly associated with winning. And if there are no wins, for me, continuing to play becomes a problem. And even a series of losses makes or would make me think about continuing to play. I can only repeat that I do not get pleasure from losses. But if you play just for fun, then losses are just part of your game. Most likely, even a long series of losses will not be considered a "streak of bad luck". The same thing happens when you play for research purposes. Since your losses are small and controllable in amount, there is no point in doing anything special after a long series of "failures".

[DaNNy001]

I can't imagine myself "playing for fun". In my opinion, the pleasures in the game are very clearly associated with winning. And if there are no wins, for me, continuing to play becomes a problem. And even a series of losses makes or would make me think about continuing to play. I can only repeat that I do not get pleasure from losses. But if you play just for fun, then losses are just part of your game. Most likely, even a long series of losses will not be considered a "streak of bad luck". The same thing happens when you play for research purposes. Since your losses are small and controllable in amount, there is no point in doing anything special after a long series of "failures".

Lol, atleast you were out plain with your taughts and it's that simple you can't just be gambling and not be affected by the losses because it's the winning for me that makes gambling fun whatever and how you want to put it, I believe a gambling will always have second taught of continue except like you said the losses aren't actually affecting him or her base on the amount or reason for him gambling.

[CroverNo01]

I can't imagine myself "playing for fun". In my opinion, the pleasures in the game are very clearly associated with winning. And if there are no wins, for me, continuing to play becomes a problem. And even a series of losses makes or would make me think about continuing to play. I can only repeat that I do not get pleasure from losses. But if you play just for fun, then losses are just part of your game. Most likely, even a long series of losses will not be considered a "streak of bad luck". The same thing happens when you play for research purposes. Since your losses are small and controllable in amount, there is no point in doing anything special after a long series of "failures".

Taking a break when you're on losing streak is sincerely the best thing to ever think of and do actually. This break will ease up your mind and make you remorseful for your actions been executed in the space. I've made both gigantic wins and huge losses in the space but who to tell because it's always been a long story. I've taken my time to examine the soft spot that's my weakness in the space and working entirely on it, atleast to temporarily eradicate some sort of loss. Losing streaks is definitely not the situation I would want anybody to be in not even my enemies because this space of losses comes faster than anyone could spot eyes on.

[Litzki1990]

I can't imagine myself "playing for fun". In my opinion, the pleasures in the game are very clearly associated with winning. And if there are no wins, for me, continuing to play becomes a problem. And even a series of losses makes or would make me think about continuing to play. I can only repeat that I do not get pleasure from losses. But if you play just for fun, then losses are just part of your game. Most likely, even a long series of losses will not be considered a "streak of bad luck". The same thing happens when you play for research purposes. Since your losses are small and controllable in amount, there is no point in doing anything special after a long series of "failures".

So you mean you gamble just for fun. If that's the case, then I'll ask you two questions. I hope you'll answer these two questions.

My first question is, if you gamble just for fun, are you affected by the outcome of the game?

The second question is, when you gamble, don't you feel like you have to win your bet?

If you're not affected by the outcome or if you don't care about winning or losing, then I'd say you gamble just for fun. But from my experience, I can at least say that no one gambles for fun, and everyone who gambles for money expects to win.

[fruktik]

Dont confuse later though. You may refrain from gambling after a while of losing then come back to gamble and still lose. If you keep losing in a casino live bet then you should actually check what you are doing wrong. Perhaps the casino has taking note of the gambling patter also the choice of game by understanding the algorithm and manipulating it for you to lose. You can choose to either create a new account on another platform or change the choice of casino game to reduce loss. Although sports games are less manipulative.

As I have found out, unfortunately, it is not typical for me to stop and take a break when I have a losing streak. On the contrary, this only spurs me on to start playing again and get my money back. This is a kind of trap that a huge number of people fall into. It is quite difficult to get out of it. You need to come to an understanding of your situation, and only then set your priorities as expected.

I remember myself many years ago. I made so many promises to myself, but I was never able to get out of the excessive thirst for excitement on my own without outside help.

[Oilacris]

Dont confuse later though. You may refrain from gambling after a while of losing then come back to gamble and still lose. If you keep losing in a casino live bet then you should actually check what you are doing wrong. Perhaps the casino has taking note of the gambling patter also the choice of game by understanding the algorithm and manipulating it for you to lose. You can choose to either create a new account on another platform or change the choice of casino game to reduce loss. Although sports games are less manipulative.

As I have found out, unfortunately, it is not typical for me to stop and take a break when I have a losing streak. On the contrary, this only spurs me on to start playing again and get my money back. This is a kind of trap that a huge number of people fall into. It is quite difficult to get out of it. You need to come to an understanding of your situation, and only then set your priorities as expected.

I remember myself many years ago. I made so many promises to myself, but I was never able to get out of the excessive thirst for excitement on my own without outside help.

You do keep on failing if you do find yourself that not satisfied into the outcome or results of your gambling activity on which if it comes into a point that you are already chasing up your loses just because you cant accept into the situation that you are into, but if you are someone who do play just for the sake of fun then these things wont be an issue but rather you do just simply move on and bet for another one. Keep your money on right management and never ever tend to make out such further more deposit at the time or moment that you do make suffer some loses. You are the ones will be making out such control and decisions because if you arent that good when it comes to self control then you do definitely be ending up on having such huge problems when it comes to possible addiction and could totally blown off your financial state or status.

[Cryptmuster]

Lol, atleast you were out plain with your taughts and it's that simple you can't just be gambling and not be affected by the losses because it's the winning for me that makes gambling fun whatever and how you want to put it, I believe a gambling will always have second taught of continue except like you said the losses aren't actually affecting him or her base on the amount or reason for him gambling.

In gambling, it is the losing streak that can determine how we will behave in the future, someone will take a break, and someone will start to increase the bet to win back faster. While we are winning, everything goes as we expect, so in such a situation, something rarely changes, but as soon as a losing streak follows, it becomes difficult to say that you are gambling for fun, everyone is trying to win as quickly as possible to break this streak. The pause that players take is not that long, maybe several weeks, this is not always enough, often this time flies by very quickly.

[lizarder]

sometimes when we’re on a losing streak, we tend to get more aggressive in trying to recover our losses, but that’s often the reason why our losses grow bigger, and in some cases, it can even lead to gambling addiction. So, who here actually takes a break after a losing streak? Or do most just keep going despite the losses?

there’s a poll for you to vote on, don’t forget to cast your vote!

It is better to prioritize stopping when we experience a losing streak in gambling because there is no guarantee that chasing victory in the next bet can provide certainty. Usually I will stop for a week if I experience a losing streak and will never place the next bet before recovering the mood caused by the defeat. I do this to stay sane as an effort to engage in gambling excessively so that the defeat we get in the previous bet does not make us passionate enough to pursue victory in the wrong way.

It may seem difficult because emotionally we are trying to recover the losses in the previous bet but it is much better to stop and continue again the following week because no matter how forced we are, we will still experience further losses if we continue to place bets in that condition.

[xenomorfo]

I can't imagine myself "playing for fun". In my opinion, the pleasures in the game are very clearly associated with winning. And if there are no wins, for me, continuing to play becomes a problem. And even a series of losses makes or would make me think about continuing to play. I can only repeat that I do not get pleasure from losses. But if you play just for fun, then losses are just part of your game. Most likely, even a long series of losses will not be considered a "streak of bad luck". The same thing happens when you play for research purposes. Since your losses are small and controllable in amount, there is no point in doing anything special after a long series of "failures".

For me, enjoyment in gaming is clearly associated with being with friends and spending time that would otherwise be boring.
You should try this way, if you play only to make money and you don't have fun i give you bad news: gambling to get rich is impossible

[Smartprofit]

On the one hand, the mathematical theory of probability is the science of chances, the science of random events, and on the other hand, there are no accidents in the world, only incomprehensible patterns.

Therefore, when I encounter some non-standard situation during a game of chance, I immediately stop playing. This also applies to those situations when I encounter a long series of losses. I am not a superstitious person, but I try to take into account the signals from the outside world.

If for some reason I started losing often, then it means something (even if I do not understand what exactly the Universe wants to tell me and in what language it speaks to me).

Therefore, I prefer to stop playing and do something else.

[TopTort777]

Mathematical theory of probability shows that taking a break when on a losing streak isnt going to help, because a break does not stop anything, probability isnt individual. Break does not reset luck or bad luck effect. Break can only be useful if emotions hit and start to distract from making right decisions, and even then its not a big help, as balance is still lost, break does not cancel all lost bets.

[sompitonov]

Mathematical theory of probability shows that taking a break when on a losing streak isnt going to help, because a break does not stop anything, probability isnt individual. Break does not reset luck or bad luck effect. Break can only be useful if emotions hit and start to distract from making right decisions, and even then its not a big help, as balance is still lost, break does not cancel all lost bets.

A break, in my opinion, only helps in that we can evaluate with a fresh look and react more adequately to everything that is happening. But if you stay in the game and continue to play, then it is as if we fall into a trance and continue to win back or win more at all costs. It is as if the game begins to put so much pressure on us that it is as if we do not belong to ourselves at the moment, I only had this feeling once, it is terrible. Probably all highly addicted people experience the same. But to answer briefly, it is necessary to take breaks in the game.

[TEBTC]

This depends on the individual involved because because there are people who will continue gambling even when they are on a long lossing streak this kind of people don't quite but continues to gamble I think that this are the set of person's that we can refers to as those who are addicted to gambling because no matter how they lose they continue gamble the more, but there are also people who can't to gamble when they lose to a certain level to them continuing to gamble when they are losing is not worth it

[jossiel]

This depends on the individual involved because because there are people who will continue gambling even when they are on a long lossing streak this kind of people don't quite but continues to gamble I think that this are the set of person's that we can refers to as those who are addicted to gambling because no matter how they lose they continue gamble the more, but there are also people who can't to gamble when they lose to a certain level to them continuing to gamble when they are losing is not worth it

They are addicted to gambling and they will stop until they have no longer any available balance.

The break that they are going to have is when they have ran out of money and so, that's the reason why they're going to be in their worst experience due to how they gamble.

And so if they will lose more, they have to gamble more and that's what is on their minds.

[Cookdata]

I believe this is a very important topic that needed to be discuss by gamblers here because our actions dictates our future...

sometimes when we’re on a losing streak, we tend to get more aggressive in trying to recover our losses, but that’s often the reason why our losses grow even bigger, and in some cases, it can even lead to gambling addiction. So, who here actually takes a break after a losing streak? Or do most just keep going despite the losses?

there’s a poll for you to vote on, don’t forget to cast your vote!

When you are having a loss consistently, trt as much as possible to get some rest, it's not like you can turn thimgs around that money but to be able to get out of the loss immediately. There is this character that is atributed to a person that lose game together, they are very volatile when it comes to reviewing from their loss and the sad things about gambling is that you can lose all you have and still be able to make nothing from the casino because loss is inevitable.

Just do what you want to do when gambling but try to give yourself some rest. I have made noyhing from gambling in a week before and I wasn't move and I never had the urge to gamble more than what I was having. The only thing that should give confidence about consistent gambling is when you are winning, that's when you should be gambling wining streak, the loss might not say the same because it's difficult to accept.

[Rockstarguy]

I can't imagine myself "playing for fun". In my opinion, the pleasures in the game are very clearly associated with winning. And if there are no wins, for me, continuing to play becomes a problem. And even a series of losses makes or would make me think about continuing to play. I can only repeat that I do not get pleasure from losses. But if you play just for fun, then losses are just part of your game. Most likely, even a long series of losses will not be considered a "streak of bad luck". The same thing happens when you play for research purposes. Since your losses are small and controllable in amount, there is no point in doing anything special after a long series of "failures".

Lol, atleast you were out plain with your taughts and it's that simple you can't just be gambling and not be affected by the losses because it's the winning for me that makes gambling fun whatever and how you want to put it, I believe a gambling will always have second taught of continue except like you said the losses aren't actually affecting him or her base on the amount or reason for him gambling.

Their are some gamblers there main aim for gambling is to win and if they can't get to win they feel in a certain way as if they are not really enjoying or having fun from the outcome of their game this feeling is because while playing the game their is an expectation to meet up with, having expectation and not getting it is what make gamblers to not enjoy their games. But when you gamble without having any expectation even if you don't win you won't feel bad about the outcome of the game, it is even possible to have fun in the game because their was no expectation to get win because of one understand gambling as a game that can't be predicted.

[Jaycoinz]

I can't imagine myself "playing for fun". In my opinion, the pleasures in the game are very clearly associated with winning. And if there are no wins, for me, continuing to play becomes a problem. And even a series of losses makes or would make me think about continuing to play. I can only repeat that I do not get pleasure from losses. But if you play just for fun, then losses are just part of your game. Most likely, even a long series of losses will not be considered a "streak of bad luck". The same thing happens when you play for research purposes. Since your losses are small and controllable in amount, there is no point in doing anything special after a long series of "failures".

Lol, atleast you were out plain with your taughts and it's that simple you can't just be gambling and not be affected by the losses because it's the winning for me that makes gambling fun whatever and how you want to put it, I believe a gambling will always have second taught of continue except like you said the losses aren't actually affecting him or her base on the amount or reason for him gambling.

Their are some gamblers there main aim for gambling is to win and if they can't get to win they feel in a certain way as if they are not really enjoying or having fun from the outcome of their game this feeling is because while playing the game their is an expectation to meet up with, having expectation and not getting it is what make gamblers to not enjoy their games. But when you gamble without having any expectation even if you don't win you won't feel bad about the outcome of the game, it is even possible to have fun in the game because their was no expectation to get win because of one understand gambling as a game that can't be predicted.

Most at times the reason I even gamble  is because am actually bored and don't know what to do to actually occupy that space although it's deadline having this kind of view towards gambling but the fact that I know if the whole session has gotten to surpass my comfort zone is one key factor that make me still gamble responsibly. The reason some gamblers do crazy things is because that don't control the urge when it's getting worse.

[BITCOIN4X]

I can't imagine myself "playing for fun". In my opinion, the pleasures in the game are very clearly associated with winning. And if there are no wins, for me, continuing to play becomes a problem. And even a series of losses makes or would make me think about continuing to play. I can only repeat that I do not get pleasure from losses. But if you play just for fun, then losses are just part of your game. Most likely, even a long series of losses will not be considered a "streak of bad luck". The same thing happens when you play for research purposes. Since your losses are small and controllable in amount, there is no point in doing anything special after a long series of "failures".

The average gambler would say the same thing, even if they play for fun. Only winning will make gamblers happy, even though sometimes the game atmosphere can also be entertaining. Gambling for fun is a way to be responsible about gambling, but most of us feel good when we win. Losing is certainly unpleasant, but because you are aware of the consequences of gambling, losing doesn't have to ruin everything.

Stopping after a losing streak certainly has to be done. I will not continue playing during a losing streak, it will only increase the number of losses I lose that day. Taking a break and coming back in a few hours is an option, but it's better to come back on a different day.

[TopTort777]

Mathematical theory of probability shows that taking a break when on a losing streak isnt going to help, because a break does not stop anything, probability isnt individual. Break does not reset luck or bad luck effect. Break can only be useful if emotions hit and start to distract from making right decisions, and even then its not a big help, as balance is still lost, break does not cancel all lost bets.

A break, in my opinion, only helps in that we can evaluate with a fresh look and react more adequately to everything that is happening. But if you stay in the game and continue to play, then it is as if we fall into a trance and continue to win back or win more at all costs. It is as if the game begins to put so much pressure on us that it is as if we do not belong to ourselves at the moment, I only had this feeling once, it is terrible. Probably all highly addicted people experience the same. But to answer briefly, it is necessary to take breaks in the game.

I think I have different game approach. I gamble the following - I make a deposit and gamble until I either lose everything (and maybe make another deposit), or I consider that I have gambled enough (never understood how come someone gamble for 3+ hours straight if it is not a poker tournament for example). With following, I dont make pause to clear my mind because I think I am on a losing streak and it seems that I lose too often. If the game starts to put pressure on me, I start to feel discomfort, then it is time to end gambling for today. That is not a break from my point of view, as I can return tomorrow in a month.

[Lannakosa]

It seems to me that a break in any business is necessary, we can get tired of work, of everyday life, we need a change of scenery, also from frequent losses we may need a rest, but this is only if you play too often (every day, or almost every day). Sometimes just taking a break from something gives the feeling that you are starting to miss it, if there is such a feeling, then you like this activity and you will definitely return to it, and if after a break there is a feeling that you got rid of something that was bothering you, then maybe you should think about not returning to it anymore.