your biggest regret when you are chasing your losses...

[sunsilk]

I think all of us as gamblers have experienced losing control at some point. It usually leads to chasing losses, which turns into blind betting....a dangerous cycle. In my experience, whenever I’ve chased my losses, I’ve ended up losing more than I can afford to lose, and most of the time, the outcome is not good.

So how about you? What’s your biggest regret when it comes to chasing losses?

1) Can you name a specific situation where you chased your losses?
2) Were you playing online or offline?
3) How much did you lose?
4) And what did you do after that?

1) Mostly when I was still new to crypto gambling. I'm not new to gambling but the new world about crypto was when I got triggered quickly. I don't understand how the mechanics really go for dice and other games that I wasn't familiar at that time.

2) Online.

3) Not a lot but like a week's budget.

4) Contemplated on what I should do next and tried to emulate the scenario on what might happen if I continue to do the same mistakes and being triggered-happy.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

So how about you? What’s your biggest regret when it comes to chasing losses?

The common regret we could have in chasing after loss is that we are going to achieve nothing from it at the end, then we have wasted more time, more money, energy and emotions to acheive nothing in return, also, we may be depressed at the cause because we are not achieving our aim for gambling, loss is always the return most gamblers get at the end with huge disappointment, better but to do it then regretting later.

[Odusko]

Of course that's always the result we get when we decide to Chase after our loses, instead of recovering from our lost will still end up losing even more. Which is why whenever time I experience lose in gamble i easily let it go without fighting back, because I know fighting back will still result more loses. Which is why I always go with the amount that I can easily afford, because is obvious that the reason why most people always chase after their loses is because they failed to gamble with the amount they can easily afford, which is why they always find it very difficult to let go.

You are just so right. But some people think about losses when they lose money in gambling. They do not think about their feelings also. The best recovery from losses is when you do not gamble when you are losing already and also making sure that you are using a very small amount of money that you will not see as losses. Life is not only about money. People should also know that. I am gambling not because of money anymore.

Loses can come from whatever games we stake, bet or play on the casino so what makes one think that as he has lost from the previous games he won't lose the next game also if a gambler has such an understanding why then does their keep gambling when they are already in losing, this can only be possible unless when the gambler is already an addicted one at that, a lot it times what many failed to apply is to be less greedy and more fun-seeking, and Oshosondi is right gambling with small amount of money is the best way to stay off pressure when the losses occurred along the line.

[GideonGono]

I think all of us as gamblers have experienced losing control at some point. It usually leads to chasing losses, which turns into blind betting....a dangerous cycle. In my experience, whenever I’ve chased my losses, I’ve ended up losing more than I can afford to lose, and most of the time, the outcome is not good.

So how about you? What’s your biggest regret when it comes to chasing losses?

1) Can you name a specific situation where you chased your losses?
2) Were you playing online or offline?
3) How much did you lose?
4) And what did you do after that?

This happened so many times for me, I already have enough profit to quit on those times, but I couldn't control my greed and end ups losing my profit and capital at the same time.
And due to the outcome I would end up sending more to lessen what I lose, but instead of lessening it, the money that I sent would just adds up to what I lose.
Whenever this scenario happens to me, I would just take a long break from gambling.

[Proty]

I think all of us as gamblers have experienced losing control at some point. It usually leads to chasing losses, which turns into blind betting....a dangerous cycle. In my experience, whenever I’ve chased my losses, I’ve ended up losing more than I can afford to lose, and most of the time, the outcome is not good.

So how about you? What’s your biggest regret when it comes to chasing losses?

1) Can you name a specific situation where you chased your losses?
2) Were you playing online or offline?
3) How much did you lose?
4) And what did you do after that?

It was early last year to be precise I won huge amount of money from a game I played offline  , although I have also been losing money for some time before that big win occurred motivated with the greed of winning more I staked all the money that I won from my previous game, with the mindset that the money is not actually coming from my pocket so at the end I lost all the money . After that I decided to give offline gambling some space for almost two months or more I didn't near any betting,the break was really necessary for me.

[adultcrypto]

I think all of us as gamblers have experienced losing control at some point. It usually leads to chasing losses, which turns into blind betting....a dangerous cycle. In my experience, whenever I’ve chased my losses, I’ve ended up losing more than I can afford to lose, and most of the time, the outcome is not good.

So how about you? What’s your biggest regret when it comes to chasing losses?

1) Can you name a specific situation where you chased your losses?
2) Were you playing online or offline?
3) How much did you lose?
4) And what did you do after that?

I have succeeded a couple of time chasing losses and ended up winning something that made me happy at the end of the day. But for most of the times, I end up losing so bad that I regret my actions. I will never advice any gambler to chase loses because it often doesn't end well as it leads to more losses. I have been trying so hard to also discipline myself regarding that so I don't find myself in a situation that will warrant me to chase losses. Gambling within a budget is one way around this with strong determination not to exceed that budget.

[rachael9385]

I think all of us as gamblers have experienced losing control at some point. It usually leads to chasing losses, which turns into blind betting....a dangerous cycle. In my experience, whenever I’ve chased my losses, I’ve ended up losing more than I can afford to lose, and most of the time, the outcome is not good.

So how about you? What’s your biggest regret when it comes to chasing losses?

1) Can you name a specific situation where you chased your losses?
2) Were you playing online or offline?
3) How much did you lose?
4) And what did you do after that?

I remember when I lost a significant amount of money because I was chasing what I lost, it starts out quite well, I made a lot of Profit and I kept on pushing my luck because I got greedy. After a while I started losing, I was just supposed to quit after losing two rounds but I kept on gambling till my wins were exhausted and I didn't stop till I eventually blew my capital too. This is just as a result of lack of self control and discipline. Online games can be very addictive and if you don't give yourself a limit you'd always make the same mistakes over and over again. After I incurred those losses I just had to take a very long break from it.

[MainIbem]

I think all of us as gamblers have experienced losing control at some point. It usually leads to chasing losses, which turns into blind betting....a dangerous cycle. In my experience, whenever I’ve chased my losses, I’ve ended up losing more than I can afford to lose, and most of the time, the outcome is not good.

So how about you? What’s your biggest regret when it comes to chasing losses?

1) Can you name a specific situation where you chased your losses?
2) Were you playing online or offline?
3) How much did you lose?
4) And what did you do after that?

I remember when I lost a significant amount of money because I was chasing what I lost, it starts out quite well, I made a lot of Profit and I kept on pushing my luck because I got greedy. After a while I started losing, I was just supposed to quit after losing two rounds but I kept on gambling till my wins were exhausted and I didn't stop till I eventually blew my capital too. This is just as a result of lack of self control and discipline. Online games can be very addictive and if you don't give yourself a limit you'd always make the same mistakes over and over again. After I incurred those losses I just had to take a very long break from it.

There's no other regret that's painful when chasing lose as the actions itself, I once won a huge about of money from a running game and decided to double it, I then used half of the money to gamble on a three odds bet that comprises of about 4 games, one from basket ball and three from English Premier league games and I unfortunately lost, instead of backing off I decided to recover my lose and try again with a big amount from the remaining half of the money I won, but I didn't pick games from football since the other bet I lost was cause of a football game so I decided to play 2 odds game from basketball, I lost from it as well and it was more painful than the 1st lose cause I would've just accepted my fate and pause for a while, chasing lose comes with lots of regrets and it's not advisable, it taught me a big lesson and since then, I've been very careful not to chase loses while gambling but instead accept my fate. You're right that it's very addictive cause you'll want get back what you lose and keep playing till you likely lose everything in your wallet in the gambling platform, people who do it should desist from chasing lose and gamble responsibly.

[sompitonov]

I have succeeded a couple of time chasing losses and ended up winning something that made me happy at the end of the day. But for most of the times, I end up losing so bad that I regret my actions. I will never advice any gambler to chase loses because it often doesn't end well as it leads to more losses. I have been trying so hard to also discipline myself regarding that so I don't find myself in a situation that will warrant me to chase losses. Gambling within a budget is one way around this with strong determination not to exceed that budget.

Your win is of course an event that can affect you negatively in the future, because you will most likely want to repeat it. The emergence of thoughts that say "this time we will be lucky again" are certainly not the best, because statistics say something completely different. Most players will drive themselves even further into losses. I even remember this when I played calmly, but after losing I decided to return the losses, I did not feel the money that I threw into the machine at all, I will never forget this lucky feeling of indifference. This is something that I will never repeat.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

1) Can you name a specific situation where you chased your losses?
2) Were you playing online or offline?
3) How much did you lose?
4) And what did you do after that?

I will answer all questions at once.

Luckily the only time it happened to me I was too young, in fact I was not even of legal age to gamble, the thing is that I was going with friends to a bar where they turned a blind eye. The typical thing that you see that one of them bets, another friend of yours also, and in the end you try. What got me hooked was that I hit the jackpot once and won a lot of money for the age I was. After that I had a couple of times to play, lose, keep playing, and even borrow money. When I realized how much money I had lost I came to my senses and didn't gamble again for many years. Hopefully when I tried more adult gambling again I did it in a more rational way and have never lost more than I could afford.

[bakasabo]

I believe that everyone chase of a loss ends identically, money are busted, which makes it no biggest or smallest regrets towards chasing losses. Imo its no use to discuss which type of gambling gambler was using, how much he last and where he was playing, as final result is the same - 0.00 displayed on a balance. The thing we could discuss is what to do after, and with our stories, try to convince that it is no use to make another deposit after everything was lost.

My story I think what everyone experienced - after a couple of huge losses in low risk bets, I went all-in with a low risk bet, thinking that I can be so unlucky, and still lose. Sort of situation when 1.01>1.01>1.01 bets are lost one after another.

[Doan9269]

No one will ever have a better results for chasing after loss, because it will amount to nothing and there is no achievement in doing so, but many don't understand this simple truth, they will instead be full of the thoughts of not giving up, even when the whole thing is eating them up, also, maybe some of us would have been told of doing that by other gamblers, maybe that is there own strategy but it can't work for us in most cases, we have to learn on how we could make decisions for our own self, take risk as affordable by us and gamble responsibly.

[Cointxz]

1) Can you name a specific situation where you chased your losses?

When I’m on a huge win while I just bet a small amount until I encounter a consecutive losses just because I want to get back my dollar loss that turns to massive blowout of my bankroll

2) Were you playing online or offline?

Online

3) How much did you lose?

4K USD

4) And what did you do after that?

I stop gambling for a long time then I manage to recover all my loss in one game after I made a comeback.

[AliMan]

Here are my responses on this topic, please refer below.

1) Can you name a specific situation where you chased your losses?
Answer: I played ball game casino offline at local amusement and I can't stop but spend all my money.
2) Were you playing online or offline?
Answer: I was playing offline that time, I had no enough money for online most of the time.
3) How much did you lose?
Answer: I just lose $200 based on the amount I recalled.
4) And what did you do after that?
Answer: I just accepted the fact that gambling wouldn't be profitable if you don't have enough budget, and you won't be having fun at all times just to waste your money just for betting.

[AmaGold70]

I think all of us as gamblers have experienced losing control at some point. It usually leads to chasing losses, which turns into blind betting....a dangerous cycle. In my experience, whenever I’ve chased my losses, I’ve ended up losing more than I can afford to lose, and most of the time, the outcome is not good.

So how about you? What’s your biggest regret when it comes to chasing losses?

1) Can you name a specific situation where you chased your losses?
2) Were you playing online or offline?
3) How much did you lose?
4) And what did you do after that?

The worst thing that could happen to a gambler is chasing losses in gambling. Instead of a gambling to chase after losses, it'll better you quit gambling because as you are chasing losses that is how you are getting more adducted in gambling. However, as a gambler for you to be save when gambling and prevent often losses in gambling is by gambling with what you can afford to lose.

[Wapfika]

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The worst thing that could happen to a gambler is chasing losses in gambling. Instead of a gambling to chase after losses, it'll better you quit gambling because as you are chasing losses that is how you are getting more adducted in gambling. However, as a gambler for you to be save when gambling and prevent often losses in gambling is by gambling with what you can afford to lose.

It’s not the worst if you manage to win in the end since not all chasing losses end up at loss.

I experienced this kind of situation long time ago when I’m sick and my mind is cloudy. Luckily, I manage to make my chasing losses successful in the end.

Worst part is you are already in huge profit and you loss all including your bankroll just because you became greedy to play more.

[mdzahed134]

I am chasing several times to recover my losses but it’s result always bad, i mean i lost more at end of the day, because when i tried to chasing then i made a lot of mistakes that means it was blindly so i lost big amount, when i realised that i never try to chase to recover loses instantly, because lose can be recover gradually. I never gambling in offline, i feel comfort in online.

[sokani]

1) Can you name a specific situation where you chased your losses?

I wish not to but the outcome was not pleasant.

2) Were you playing online or offline?

It was online.

3) How much did you lose?

It was a huge amount and I choose not to disclose it. It's in the past, I don't think about it, I don't fret about it and it was one of my rookie mistakes back then.

4) And what did you do after that?

I stopped gambling and it took me some months to come back. Now, I'm more experienced and I know when to quit whenever I'm having a bad day.

[Cryptomultiplier]

I would like to know just how many games one should bet on before they can assume that they have started chasing losses, because it one can't tell when they have started chasing losses, then there isn't any loss that is being chased.
I would normally just bet till my funds get exhausted, otherwise I enjoy my fate and maybe try some other games before I get bored and start gambling aimlessly.

[Samlucky O]

I think all of us as gamblers have experienced losing control at some point. It usually leads to chasing losses, which turns into blind betting....a dangerous cycle. In my experience, whenever I’ve chased my losses, I’ve ended up losing more than I can afford to lose, and most of the time, the outcome is not good.

So how about you? What’s your biggest regret when it comes to chasing losses?

Yeah we all have our differences when it comes to chasing loses, some lose more while chasing to win big, and some lose while chasing their loses.

1) Can you name a specific situation where you chased your losses?

Yes it was a horrific expirience that even made me sold my phone yet I didn't win.

2) Were you playing online or offline?

That was an offline game.

3) How much did you lose?

Its been a long time I can't really recall the exact figure.

4) And what did you do after that?

I was indeed astonished and became furious and never did such thing again.