How many hours do you play in slots?

[NewRanger]

I think this has happened to many players: they set a budget and end up spending it all I sometimes find it hard to control this, especially if I have extra money in my pocket just in case What I do is set limits on money and even time, but it's still hard to control myself It's not that easy.

Yes, the quick solution is to only bring the nominal amount of funds for playing. Don't carry any extra funds in your pockets, such as ATM cards or wallets. Also, bring important items like ID and other permits with you on your way to the gambling venue. Otherwise, a losing streak or continuous losses will only increase your emotions, especially if you have a buffer stock of other funds.

The near-miss effect, or simply put, always comes down to the illusion of being in a position where you're almost winning but just barely missing out. If you run out of money, the game stops completely, so the money factor is what can cut off curiosity, emotions, and the desire to continue playing.

[masulum]

The near-miss effect, or simply put, always comes down to the illusion of being in a position where you're almost winning but just barely missing out. If you run out of money, the game stops completely, so the money factor is what can cut off curiosity, emotions, and the desire to continue playing.

Yes, this near-miss can be a trap for slot players, especially for high-priced symbols. It's more common to get a -1 connection in both normal and free spins for high price symbols. If someone playing for too long, this can lead to someone thinking a win is imminent. I once tried 500 normal spins, but no free spins came. in the end, I think, i was close to free spins, I increased my bet and added 200 normal spins, but no free spins were awarded. Haha.

[Wapfika]

The near-miss effect, or simply put, always comes down to the illusion of being in a position where you're almost winning but just barely missing out. If you run out of money, the game stops completely, so the money factor is what can cut off curiosity, emotions, and the desire to continue playing.

Yes, this near-miss can be a trap for slot players, especially for high-priced symbols. It's more common to get a -1 connection in both normal and free spins for high price symbols. If someone playing for too long, this can lead to someone thinking a win is imminent. I once tried 500 normal spins, but no free spins came. in the end, I think, i was close to free spins, I increased my bet and added 200 normal spins, but no free spins were awarded. Haha.

In my case, I always use a near miss bet as a sign that the slot game I’m playing will not pay huge in the near future so I always stop playing and proceed to new game.

Most of my big win on slot games came from a multiple dead spin at first then suddenly give me a scatter that will result to good win.

Those slot game that frequently give small win usually very hard to hit a decent win.

[danadc]

Yes, the quick solution is to only bring the nominal amount of funds for playing. Don't carry any extra funds in your pockets, such as ATM cards or wallets. Also, bring important items like ID and other permits with you on your way to the gambling venue. Otherwise, a losing streak or continuous losses will only increase your emotions, especially if you have a buffer stock of other funds.

The near-miss effect, or simply put, always comes down to the illusion of being in a position where you're almost winning but just barely missing out. If you run out of money, the game stops completely, so the money factor is what can cut off curiosity, emotions, and the desire to continue playing.

It is very dangerous to consider carrying a credit card to play because it is fiat money and with fiat money I forget the value because if I take it and play and then change it to cryptocurrency things become more magical and the value of the fiat money goes away, that has happened to me, that is why I discard credit cards when it comes to playing, it is not something that I am very good at, then when the debt starts to hit, it is better to bet directly with cryptocurrency that you have, emocoins have played tricks on me.

[Pandu Geddon]

It is very dangerous to consider carrying a credit card to play because it is fiat money and with fiat money I forget the value because if I take it and play and then change it to cryptocurrency things become more magical and the value of the fiat money goes away, that has happened to me, that is why I discard credit cards when it comes to playing, it is not something that I am very good at, then when the debt starts to hit, it is better to bet directly with cryptocurrency that you have, emocoins have played tricks on me.

For gamblers who have realized that they cannot easily control their emotions, it will be more like that. Prevention is better than getting trapped in difficult situations that are very likely to happen repeatedly to us.
After all, gambling without emotional control can consume a lot of our time and money. Without any limitations, all that will happen is a bleak total loss.

[nara1892]

I'm a gambler who prefers slot games over others, and I usually play on weekends when I'm off work. I deposit $4 on a local site in my country, and sometimes I also play on JacksClub.io, but I never play for hours like you, OP. The longest I've played is two hours, and even then I get really bored, but so far I've never felt any eye pain.
So I assume the eye pain you're experiencing is due to spending too much time playing. Radiation from cell phone or monitor screens can indeed affect eye health, so the only way is to reduce your gambling time.

[puloweh555]

For me, I sometimes play for hours and really enjoy the game, but there are times when my eyes start to hurt, especially when I’m watching with so much excitement. It feels like it’s not healthy anymore. What advice would you give to those who can relate to my experience?

My advice is to establish a time management plan when gambling. This way, you'll have limits on when to gamble and when to stop. It's undeniable that sometimes, when gambling, we lose track of time, especially when we're enjoying it. However this isn't good in the long run if continued, as it ultimately impacts our eyes and can even lead to addiction.

However if you have a time management plan, especially if you consistently implement it, it not only prevents eye strain but also prevents addiction. Staring at a phone or computer screen for too long is bad for your eyes, especially when gambling is full of risks it's bad for your physical health or your finances. Furthermore, gambling for too long can often lead to uncontrolled emotions, leading to poor decisions.

[danadc]

For gamblers who have realized that they cannot easily control their emotions, it will be more like that. Prevention is better than getting trapped in difficult situations that are very likely to happen repeatedly to us.
After all, gambling without emotional control can consume a lot of our time and money. Without any limitations, all that will happen is a bleak total loss.

The biggest Tendency to do this is achieved by those who play slots, I can hardly play slots because I lose money very Quickly , I have seen and read that many players play and can win and last a long time playing and Almost without spending much money , I don't know if they win in the end or not, I think my mistake in Slots is that I don't know how to bet very well when the bet goes up, the lack of Experience in slots makes me Vulnerable.

[junder]

The biggest Tendency to do this is achieved by those who play slots, I can hardly play slots because I lose money very Quickly , I have seen and read that many players play and can win and last a long time playing and Almost without spending much money , I don't know if they win in the end or not, I think my mistake in Slots is that I don't know how to bet very well when the bet goes up, the lack of Experience in slots makes me Vulnerable.

Losing money in this type of slot game can be said to be fast. I have a friend who enjoys slot gambling and his habit is to gamble with the smallest bet, while I always bet large. Why is that? Because I think that even if I'm lucky, this bet size can lead to big wins, and the same is true with small bets. However, in reality, losses are more likely to occur, so even if I lose, I accept it. So, my perception is that betting the smallest amount only slows down the loss.

[bubilas]

I'm a gambler who prefers slot games over others, and I usually play on weekends when I'm off work. I deposit $4 on a local site in my country, and sometimes I also play on JacksClub.io, but I never play for hours like you, OP. The longest I've played is two hours, and even then I get really bored, but so far I've never felt any eye pain.
So I assume the eye pain you're experiencing is due to spending too much time playing. Radiation from cell phone or monitor screens can indeed affect eye health, so the only way is to reduce your gambling time.

I think spending an hour gambling actually affects our perception of reality for a while. I only played for an hour and a half at most when I was at university. But even then, I felt disconnected from reality, with lines spinning before my eyes, and my brain refusing to think at all. I should have taken breaks, but I was young and careless. And by the way, regarding screen radiation, I'm not sure modern models emit any.

[o48o]

Yes, the quick solution is to only bring the nominal amount of funds for playing. Don't carry any extra funds in your pockets, such as ATM cards or wallets. Also, bring important items like ID and other permits with you on your way to the gambling venue. Otherwise, a losing streak or continuous losses will only increase your emotions, especially if you have a buffer stock of other funds.

The near-miss effect, or simply put, always comes down to the illusion of being in a position where you're almost winning but just barely missing out. If you run out of money, the game stops completely, so the money factor is what can cut off curiosity, emotions, and the desire to continue playing.

Funny enough, where i live, KYC is required to play slots, so you need at least your phone with an app to your profile, that affirms you have kyc:ed yourself.
And with that phone i have way to transfer funds as it acts as an access to my bank accounts.

But i agree that not carrying more funds in your pockets then you are allowing to yourself to use is a good idea. If i have coins or money in my pockets, that's basically money that i can use for anything i want. Rest of the money i am not transferring to anything as i have a rule that i am not touching to my budgeted money to anything else then i am supposed to use it for.

[Rashlyowl]

Funny enough, where i live, KYC is required to play slots, so you need at least your phone with an app to your profile, that affirms you have kyc:ed yourself.
And with that phone i have way to transfer funds as it acts as an access to my bank accounts.

But i agree that not carrying more funds in your pockets then you are allowing to yourself to use is a good idea. If i have coins or money in my pockets, that's basically money that i can use for anything i want. Rest of the money i am not transferring to anything as i have a rule that i am not touching to my budgeted money to anything else then i am supposed to use it for.

I feel like playing for an hour & a half is too short for me, because I can spend hours, sometimes getting carried away & leaving the work I should be doing. But I realize that this attitude of mine is a mistake, meaning I can't control myself in the gambling that I do, so I leave the work I should be doing.

It's still difficult for me to manage the time I give to gambling, it should be minimized & optimized. Because what I feel when I gamble is like being hypnotized to keep playing & it's very difficult to stop.

Despite the loss of control in terms of time in the gambling that I do, I can still control the finances that I gamble because the money I use in gambling is money that I have set aside & not the principal money for my basic needs, so I really should be wiser in controlling myself so that the time & money I gamble can be optimized & maximized.

[Wakate]

I'm a gambler who prefers slot games over others, and I usually play on weekends when I'm off work. I deposit $4 on a local site in my country, and sometimes I also play on JacksClub.io, but I never play for hours like you, OP. The longest I've played is two hours, and even then I get really bored, but so far I've never felt any eye pain.
So I assume the eye pain you're experiencing is due to spending too much time playing. Radiation from cell phone or monitor screens can indeed affect eye health, so the only way is to reduce your gambling time.

Since slot games are game of luck, there are players that prefer slot games to sport games because the more you bet on these games the high your opportunity of making profits. I have wagered on free bets and won which I never thought I would just because of luck.
Many players need to be aware of this and be conscious to reduce the reflection of light from the screen of their phones. This can cause serious problem to the eye.

[hedgeh0g]

I'm a gambler who prefers slot games over others, and I usually play on weekends when I'm off work. I deposit $4 on a local site in my country, and sometimes I also play on JacksClub.io, but I never play for hours like you, OP. The longest I've played is two hours, and even then I get really bored, but so far I've never felt any eye pain.
So I assume the eye pain you're experiencing is due to spending too much time playing. Radiation from cell phone or monitor screens can indeed affect eye health, so the only way is to reduce your gambling time.

Since slot games are game of luck, there are players that prefer slot games to sport games because the more you bet on these games the high your opportunity of making profits. I have wagered on free bets and won which I never thought I would just because of luck.
Many players need to be aware of this and be conscious to reduce the reflection of light from the screen of their phones. This can cause serious problem to the eye.

The more bets a player makes on slots, the more they'll lose, because all the excitement and fun is at their expense. Of course, they can win a few times, believe they're always lucky, and keep playing until they lose everything. For example, I always try to limit myself both in terms of time and money lost per game, because I understand that if I don't, I'll simply lose my deposit. As for the exact time, it's definitely not hours of play, but minutes; for example, 10-20 minutes is more than enough for me to have a good time.

[beveryu778]

For me, I sometimes play for hours and really enjoy the game, but there are times when my eyes start to hurt, especially when I’m watching with so much excitement. It feels like it’s not healthy anymore. What advice would you give to those who can relate to my experience?

The reason why slot games take a long time to play is that you cannot win frequently here. To win here, you have to play for a long time and place small bets. Because of this, the bankroll does not end quickly here. Although I am not a big fan of slots games, when I play slots games, it passes my few hours very quickly. I do not understand how it ends in 3-4 hours once I start playing. Slots are basically a long-term game. And here there is a chance of winning up to 1000x, so slots are very popular with all gamblers.

[leonair]

For me, I sometimes play for hours and really enjoy the game, but there are times when my eyes start to hurt, especially when I’m watching with so much excitement. It feels like it’s not healthy anymore. What advice would you give to those who can relate to my experience?

The reason why slot games take a long time to play is that you cannot win frequently here. To win here, you have to play for a long time and place small bets. Because of this, the bankroll does not end quickly here. Although I am not a big fan of slots games, when I play slots games, it passes my few hours very quickly. I do not understand how it ends in 3-4 hours once I start playing. Slots are basically a long-term game. And here there is a chance of winning up to 1000x, so slots are very popular with all gamblers.

Slots games are really time-consuming and require a lot of time. Even if you don't win often, after 20 big losses, if you win 1 big one, that loss is covered. This way, the balance becomes volatile and it takes a long time to finish the gambling budget. Again, if you are lucky, you can win a lot of money. I remember one day I played slots for 12 hours straight. And that day my bankroll was $140 and I ended up leaving with $520 after 12 hours. This was the longest time I played slots. Which didn't let me sleep all night.

[DaNNy001]

For me, I sometimes play for hours and really enjoy the game, but there are times when my eyes start to hurt, especially when I’m watching with so much excitement. It feels like it’s not healthy anymore. What advice would you give to those who can relate to my experience?

The reason why slot games take a long time to play is that you cannot win frequently here. To win here, you have to play for a long time and place small bets. Because of this, the bankroll does not end quickly here. Although I am not a big fan of slots games, when I play slots games, it passes my few hours very quickly. I do not understand how it ends in 3-4 hours once I start playing. Slots are basically a long-term game. And here there is a chance of winning up to 1000x, so slots are very popular with all gamblers.

Slot is all about being lucky and if you are playing it there is absolutely no time guaranteed that you will hit the big run so it's better for you the gambler to actually fix a timeframe in which you will get to hault or stop when the game isn't actually favoring you but if you decide to continue hoping that you will win back the money you are using then you will be shocked at the drastic end and how twisted everything will turn out.

[MRY]

For me, I sometimes play for hours and really enjoy the game, but there are times when my eyes start to hurt, especially when I’m watching with so much excitement. It feels like it’s not healthy anymore. What advice would you give to those who can relate to my experience?

The reason why slot games take a long time to play is that you cannot win frequently here. To win here, you have to play for a long time and place small bets. Because of this, the bankroll does not end quickly here. Although I am not a big fan of slots games, when I play slots games, it passes my few hours very quickly. I do not understand how it ends in 3-4 hours once I start playing. Slots are basically a long-term game. And here there is a chance of winning up to 1000x, so slots are very popular with all gamblers.

Slots are intrinsically unimaginable because they are a game that cannot be explained, despite the fact that it is not necessarily an elaborate game. The fact that playing is so fast is due to the fact that the gameplay is heart pounding and thrilling even in the case where one has no assurance of winning. By making small bets, we are able to remain longer in the game since we do not panic and lose our bankroll in a short period. And the attitude that big wins are hard to come by does not throw us off as we continue to wait to hit a big win.

That is why slots are still very popular, despite the fact that the result of the game is strongly dependent on luck. Patient players with realistic expectations of their prospects such as yourself can take pleasure in this game over time. Rare and huge victories, i.e., 1000x multipliers, will only contribute to it among people who like to challenge and thrill.

[Juse14]

For me, I sometimes play for hours and really enjoy the game, but there are times when my eyes start to hurt, especially when I’m watching with so much excitement. It feels like it’s not healthy anymore. What advice would you give to those who can relate to my experience?

It's not just about maintaining financial stability and minimizing the risk of loss when gambling, because the longer we gamble, the greater the potential losses. It's also about maintaining our health. Spending too much time on our phones can significantly impact our eyes and body, especially if we gamble at night and stay up late, which can negatively impact our immune system and endurance.

Therefore, whenever possible, try to manage your time well, regarding how long we gamble, and determine how many times you will visit gambling sites each week. For me, I only gamble on my days off, namely Sundays, and limit it to no more than two hours.

Fun isn't just about gambling; there are many other more enjoyable things. So, when you have free time, don't just lock yourself in a room with a PC or phone screen on and constantly pressing the play button. Try going out and getting some fresh air, or pursuing other hobbies, such as exercising, fishing, or something else.

[Inwestour]

Slots games are really time-consuming and require a lot of time. Even if you don't win often, after 20 big losses, if you win 1 big one, that loss is covered. This way, the balance becomes volatile and it takes a long time to finish the gambling budget. Again, if you are lucky, you can win a lot of money. I remember one day I played slots for 12 hours straight. And that day my bankroll was $140 and I ended up leaving with $520 after 12 hours. This was the longest time I played slots. Which didn't let me sleep all night.

And after that, you repeated such long runs with the slots, how many times did you manage to win such a big win? It's hard to believe that after such a profitable day, you didn't think about it and try again. Have you ever played for 10 hours or more and lost your entire deposit? I think it's abnormal to play slots all day long. Even if you were lucky enough to win such a big win once, you had to spend so much time, I'm not even sure I could find that much free time to play slots.