Why is it so hard to stop?

[bitcoin_mining]

It is really hard to stop after starting. This is an even bigger problem especially for those who are new gamblers. When we do something new, we have enough interest in that work that we enjoy it as long as we stay in it. So when a newbie gambler starts gambling, he gradually likes to gamble and thinks about gambling till he is not gambling. Because of thinking about gambling in this way, gambling always works in his brain and he always wants to gamble, so when there is a need to take a break from gambling, they do not take a break but they continue to gamble continuously. When he loses a lot of money he may realize his mistake but many people realize this mistake too late and many become seriously addicted to gambling.

[Jaycoinz]

I always read that when we’re losing big, we should stop to avoid losing even more. But deep inside, if you still have money left, it’s like you want to chase your losses as it feels like you can’t sleep unless you gamble again and try to recover.

Does anyone here experience this from time to time? Because in the end, the real enemy is ourselves.
How do you control yourself and do the right thing?

I think every gambler can relate to this both the so called professional or once that gamble for fun . This is basically the ultimate fight for any gambler, there are times when you are gambling and you start to blame yourself for allowing yourself gamble so much even when you have no intentions of doing so and that's because you have reached a point when your brains doesn't think anymore instead your keep telling you to play that there is every possibility that the results is going to be good but in the end latter is the case.

[GIF-JOBS]

In fact, when we are ready for the risk then we will definitely accept the results more because it is a provision and possibility that occurs where defeat cannot be avoided but can still be minimized.

If you do not have much expectations from the start, you would not get too disappointed when you eventually lose. When you are expecting that you will win for sure then you lose you might be left flabbergasted and you might start making irrational decisions like depositing more to play again and be proven that your assumptions of winning were right. Until you continue this and keep losing, it will be a cycle of trying to fight against your own mind.

This is actually a very important point, but a gambler cannot remove this issue from his thoughts. Especially when his favorite team is playing, or when a strong team is playing against a weak team, this issue has a lot of impact. They bet a lot of money on the strong team "which they cannot afford to lose". They become very confident just by looking at the possibilities, they bet with a kind of certainty, "the strong team can easily win against the weak team". Thinking this, they bet on a very large scale.

But the performance of the strong team in today's match is not as expected, their performance is not good today. And for many other reasons, the strong team loses to the weak team. But that gambler is too confident to win and bets on a very large scale, hoping for a sure win, but when he loses, he cannot handle the shock of defeat. And from this frustration, he makes irrational decisions and faces more losses. That is why you should never expect to win excessively in gambling, because gambling is an unpredictable game, anything can happen here at any time, so you should always be prepared to lose, and bet accordingly what you are capable of losing.

[Y3shot]

It is really hard to stop after starting. This is an even bigger problem especially for those who are new gamblers. When we do something new, we have enough interest in that work that we enjoy it as long as we stay in it. So when a newbie gambler starts gambling, he gradually likes to gamble and thinks about gambling till he is not gambling. Because of thinking about gambling in this way, gambling always works in his brain and he always wants to gamble, so when there is a need to take a break from gambling, they do not take a break but they continue to gamble continuously. When he loses a lot of money he may realize his mistake but many people realize this mistake too late and many become seriously addicted to gambling.

It is always so difficult for beginners to stop because they have a particular way which they understand bitcoi, one must keep on playing to hit a win. Normally this is how beginners reasons,  that is why it is always advisable for beginners to understand gambling better before going into it. Understanding in gambling helps one to be a responsible and brings a new mindset not to think winning in gambling is guaranteed,  it makes one to have the idea that gambling is a game of luck.

[nullama]

It is really hard to stop after starting. This is an even bigger problem especially for those who are new gamblers. When we do something new, we have enough interest in that work that we enjoy it as long as we stay in it. So when a newbie gambler starts gambling, he gradually likes to gamble and thinks about gambling till he is not gambling. Because of thinking about gambling in this way, gambling always works in his brain and he always wants to gamble, so when there is a need to take a break from gambling, they do not take a break but they continue to gamble continuously. When he loses a lot of money he may realize his mistake but many people realize this mistake too late and many become seriously addicted to gambling.

I would say that it really depends on the person, and how much and how frequently the person is gambling.

Some people might start gambling and have no problem stopping, whereas for other ones it might be a really difficult thing to do.

In the end it can lead to an addiction, and once you are addicted, yes, it is very hard to stop.

But you can stop before it becomes an addiction, though.

[laijsica]

It is really hard to stop after starting. This is an even bigger problem especially for those who are new gamblers. When we do something new, we have enough interest in that work that we enjoy it as long as we stay in it. So when a newbie gambler starts gambling, he gradually likes to gamble and thinks about gambling till he is not gambling. Because of thinking about gambling in this way, gambling always works in his brain and he always wants to gamble, so when there is a need to take a break from gambling, they do not take a break but they continue to gamble continuously. When he loses a lot of money he may realize his mistake but many people realize this mistake too late and many become seriously addicted to gambling.

If you do not have a proper idea of ​​the time to stop gambling, it will be more of a loss for you. Suppose you started playing and it was a pastime for you and in view of losing your allocated money, it was not just a pastime but has already become a non-profitable project. If the effectiveness of the time you can understand is at the right time, then you should stop rather than losing more money. In gambling, you are prevented from stopping for two reasons, firstly when you are losing and secondly when you are starting to profit.

Taking a break from gambling can be compared to being successful for a gambler and it prepares him mentally for a more brilliant comeback later. Gambling is not about earning money, but gambling is about entertainment and the limitation of your allocated money will be until you lose excessively.

[Jody.Drummer]

The first statement is that the chances of winning in gambling are relatively smaller compared to the chances of losing, therefore reversing previous losses is something that can be said to be almost impossible to happen but with someone who can not because of anything, but it is only because he is very lucky to be able to get a win that can cover all the luck moreover in my opinion people who can get a win that is enough to cover the losses they previously experienced are very few, maybe out of 100% only 1-5% of people can experience something like this.
When in thought there is an intention to recover losses, what can happen with a big chance is that the losses will only increase. Because there is no sure way to avoid losses in gambling.

What needs to be considered in this case is that we cannot return the defeat but can still minimize it by thinking more calmly and not getting too carried away by the gambling ambitions that are carried out.
Gambling is about mentality when our mentality is bad then we will definitely only do the same scheme where we always lose gambling again and again but never realize the mistakes made that make us continue to repeat the same mistakes in the end.

In fact, when we are ready for the risk then we will definitely accept the results more because it is a provision and possibility that occurs where defeat cannot be avoided but can still be minimized. The mistake lies here because there are so many people or gamblers when they lose more and more then they are more curious about what they are doing in the game which is actually a marketing technique for sites both online and land-based casinos which are indeed intended to expand the distance and reach of players and of course the benefits they want to get from the business they run.

This leads to impulsive actions that are indeed likely to make gamblers repeat actions such as re-depositing money to get a big win or with another intention is to want to recover the previous losses. This is certainly not true and is not even profitable at all in any way, I believe and am sure that those who have a mindset of wanting to recover losses tend to become acute addicts who find it difficult to stop gambling or betting.
I agree that defeat is something that is certain and cannot be avoided but can still be minimized, because the size of the defeat we experience depends on our own attitude and behavior in gambling, now if we gamble with the aim of pursuing victory then maybe what can happen is a loss on a fairly large scale, but if our goal is not like that then maybe the scale of defeat is lower.

[Gaza13]

Addiction will only occur when the gambler tries to recoup the losses. and this is the worst thing, the player thinks that the next bet will recover his previous losses, but in reality it pushes him towards even bigger losses. Therefore, it is very important to set certain limits and maintain self-control, without these he will never be able to change his mind, and he will always only want to win and recoup the losses. Which leads him to bigger losses.

Yes, that's right, bro, because when we play the game, never expect to be able to recover previous losses, because what happens is continuous losses instead of receiving profits, it ends up being a loss, that's why we have to control our emotions and thoughts so that there are no continuous losses due to our emotions to recover our losses, continue playing to seek profits without having to think about covering losses, manage finances as well as possible so that we are not too eager to spend too much capital so that we cannot control it, play with our ability, don't be too eager beyond our capacity.

I think it is very natural for every player, every time they experience defeat they play again with the capital they spent at the beginning, indeed the disease in this problem for players is chasing the defeat we experienced before from the game, many players feel trapped in the cycle of the game which often ends in much greater losses. Self-control in this case is very important, it will affect our results in the game, if we experience consecutive defeats we should stop for a moment or continue the next day with a calm and clear mind, this can affect the results.

[viljy]

I always read that when we’re losing big, we should stop to avoid losing even more. But deep inside, if you still have money left, it’s like you want to chase your losses as it feels like you can’t sleep unless you gamble again and try to recover.

Does anyone here experience this from time to time? Because in the end, the real enemy is ourselves.
How do you control yourself and do the right thing?

You are essentially describing the symptoms of the onset of gambling addiction. So there is nothing mysterious about this feeling. It is important to realize what is happening to you and take immediate countermeasures. In your situation, it would be effective to act contrary to what you are attracted to, namely, to take a break and not play, probably for two weeks or even a month.

[boyptc]

In the end it can lead to an addiction, and once you are addicted, yes, it is very hard to stop.

But you can stop before it becomes an addiction, though.

It's very hard to stop gambling addiction when someone cannot help themselves with it.

There are those that keeps on trying and asks for help of the others just for them to get out of it. That's more effective than dealing on it alone.

Stopping before you see the fault of being addicted, that's hard to spot and that's why many are confident that they are not yet addicted even if the reality says that they already are.

[Tmoonz]

I always read that when we’re losing big, we should stop to avoid losing even more. But deep inside, if you still have money left, it’s like you want to chase your losses as it feels like you can’t sleep unless you gamble again and try to recover.

Does anyone here experience this from time to time? Because in the end, the real enemy is ourselves.
How do you control yourself and do the right thing?

I think every gambler can relate to this both the so called professional or once that gamble for fun . This is basically the ultimate fight for any gambler, there are times when you are gambling and you start to blame yourself for allowing yourself gamble so much even when you have no intentions of doing so and that's because you have reached a point when your brains doesn't think anymore instead your keep telling you to play that there is every possibility that the results is going to be good but in the end latter is the case.

Encouraging ourselves for the possibility of winning even when we are losing we only end up making us to be chasing losses especially when we have exhausted our deposited bank at very moment, it can referred as chasing losses which can make us to even loss more along the line, in our best interest, it is advantageous for us not to take decision based on our current circumstances but rather we should have it all planned out on when to exit the premises wether we are in wining or in losing position, to avoid getting in to trouble and spend more than expected.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

I always read that when we’re losing big, we should stop to avoid losing even more. But deep inside, if you still have money left, it’s like you want to chase your losses as it feels like you can’t sleep unless you gamble again and try to recover.

Does anyone here experience this from time to time? Because in the end, the real enemy is ourselves.
How do you control yourself and do the right thing?

I think every gambler can relate to this both the so called professional or once that gamble for fun . This is basically the ultimate fight for any gambler, there are times when you are gambling and you start to blame yourself for allowing yourself gamble so much even when you have no intentions of doing so and that's because you have reached a point when your brains doesn't think anymore instead your keep telling you to play that there is every possibility that the results is going to be good but in the end latter is the case.

Encouraging ourselves for the possibility of winning even when we are losing we only end up making us to be chasing losses especially when we have exhausted our deposited bank at very moment, it can referred as chasing losses which can make us to even loss more along the line, in our best interest, it is advantageous for us not to take decision based on our current circumstances but rather we should have it all planned out on when to exit the premises wether we are in wining or in losing position, to avoid getting in to trouble and spend more than expected.

In some point in time, all gamblers might have experience this, when we tell ourselves that we can go back and chase and recoup what we lost already. It's a dangerous thing to do, however, most of us change control that urge and be positive and encourage us to go back and win.

But we all know that this could be the wrong decision and even if we know it, not going to stop us from depositing and this could be one factor that is really hard to break in gambling. And one reason too, that many gamblers have turn into addicts, unfortunately.

[icebar]

Addiction will only occur when the gambler tries to recoup the losses. and this is the worst thing, the player thinks that the next bet will recover his previous losses, but in reality it pushes him towards even bigger losses. Therefore, it is very important to set certain limits and maintain self-control, without these he will never be able to change his mind, and he will always only want to win and recoup the losses. Which leads him to bigger losses.

Yes, that's right, bro, because when we play the game, never expect to be able to recover previous losses, because what happens is continuous losses instead of receiving profits, it ends up being a loss, that's why we have to control our emotions and thoughts so that there are no continuous losses due to our emotions to recover our losses, continue playing to seek profits without having to think about covering losses, manage finances as well as possible so that we are not too eager to spend too much capital so that we cannot control it, play with our ability, don't be too eager beyond our capacity.

I think it is very natural for every player, every time they experience defeat they play again with the capital they spent at the beginning, indeed the disease in this problem for players is chasing the defeat we experienced before from the game, many players feel trapped in the cycle of the game which often ends in much greater losses. Self-control in this case is very important, it will affect our results in the game, if we experience consecutive defeats we should stop for a moment or continue the next day with a calm and clear mind, this can affect the results.

At the time a gambler loses, he feels a greater emotional strain. At that time, he may try his best to recover his lost money quickly, but the result will be that his losses will increase even more. One of the reasons for losses in gambling is the attempt to recover losses. The results of such vindictive gambling are never positive. If the gambler takes a break from his losses and gambles again, the positive trend can return.

[2Pizza410000BTC]

I always read that when we’re losing big, we should stop to avoid losing even more. But deep inside, if you still have money left, it’s like you want to chase your losses as it feels like you can’t sleep unless you gamble again and try to recover.

Does anyone here experience this from time to time? Because in the end, the real enemy is ourselves.
How do you control yourself and do the right thing?

In fact, such experiences can happen to all those who gamble because when someone loses in gambling, a kind of greed arises in them that if I participate in gambling again and win, maybe I can recover my loss. But in fact, it is not right to think like that because when someone loses a large amount of money in gambling, he should refrain from gambling because at that time his brain may not work normally. If he participates in gambling again at that time, then the risk of losing in gambling will be the highest. And to control this, we must accept gambling as entertainment and use money according to the ability to lose.

[cande86]

Everybody should have experienced this as far they're constantly gambling, although everybody is saying the same thing about not gambling when losing but sometimes we can't help it but become a victim ourselves because we want to recover the money that we have lost. Until we have experience it ourselves, we won't learn that trying to recover lost money isn't a good strategy as it can't make us to recover but continue to keep throwing away money.

It's hard to stop because gambling addiction is now involved as we want to keep gambling despite how bad we're doing already and anybody that isn't observing how much they have left, will lose everything including the amount they didn't want to use for gambling for that day because they want to avenge the money that they have lost for the day.

I have no experience with gambling and other games of chance also because if you pay attention, having infinite time to play in the end you are destined to lose all your money, i will give you an example the example of roulette, there are 37 numbers and you win only 36 times the stake, so if you always have the same probability of winning in the end you will go to zero

[Cryptmuster]

This leads to impulsive actions that are indeed likely to make gamblers repeat actions such as re-depositing money to get a big win or with another intention is to want to recover the previous losses. This is certainly not true and is not even profitable at all in any way, I believe and am sure that those who have a mindset of wanting to recover losses tend to become acute addicts who find it difficult to stop gambling or betting.
I agree that defeat is something that is certain and cannot be avoided but can still be minimized, because the size of the defeat we experience depends on our own attitude and behavior in gambling, now if we gamble with the aim of pursuing victory then maybe what can happen is a loss on a fairly large scale, but if our goal is not like that then maybe the scale of defeat is lower.

All this is inevitable in gambling, every player will be in a situation when he will need to replenish his deposit again, or when he wants to win back after several losses. And I think that the main question here is how often this happens, the more often a player faces such situations, the more we can assume that he is dependent on gambling and perhaps makes irrational decisions when he makes a new deposit and rushes to lose it again. Until the player lets go of this situation and accepts that he will not be able to return what he lost, he will only worsen his situation and will not be able to stop.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I always read that when we’re losing big, we should stop to avoid losing even more. But deep inside, if you still have money left, it’s like you want to chase your losses as it feels like you can’t sleep unless you gamble again and try to recover.

Does anyone here experience this from time to time? Because in the end, the real enemy is ourselves.
How do you control yourself and do the right thing?

I think every gambler can relate to this both the so called professional or once that gamble for fun . This is basically the ultimate fight for any gambler, there are times when you are gambling and you start to blame yourself for allowing yourself gamble so much even when you have no intentions of doing so and that's because you have reached a point when your brains doesn't think anymore instead your keep telling you to play that there is every possibility that the results is going to be good but in the end latter is the case.

There's a friend that was saying that sometimes if they receive payments, they can decide to just deposit $100 at once into their account, which their intentions is to use the money for the rest of the month until they receive their next salary but with such huge allocation, they can sometimes be tempted to gamble off the whole money within a week. Based on my idea, gamblers should just deposit a very little amount that they want to spend for that day in gambling, if they deposit a huge amount, they can even be compelled to waste all that money in just one day, because of adrenaline rush.

[EarnOnVictor]

I always read that when we’re losing big, we should stop to avoid losing even more. But deep inside, if you still have money left, it’s like you want to chase your losses as it feels like you can’t sleep unless you gamble again and try to recover. Does anyone here experience this from time to time?

I've never had any issue controlling myself in gambling, if I want to take a break, I do it immediately and the same goes for if I want to quit, it will be so easy for me. The reason is that I've never taken gambling so seriously as a means to make money, so no desperation, and if it is a means to have fun, there are games and other activities I can opt for instead.

How do you control yourself and do the right thing?

Stop taking gambling seriously and never believe it's a place where you can earn your living or become rich.

[Peanutswar]

I always read that when we’re losing big, we should stop to avoid losing even more. But deep inside, if you still have money left, it’s like you want to chase your losses as it feels like you can’t sleep unless you gamble again and try to recover.

Does anyone here experience this from time to time? Because in the end, the real enemy is ourselves.
How do you control yourself and do the right thing?

I guess I can relate to what I've been observe here in my country like a documentary and related into news because recently my country are one of the country who've been expose into the gambling addiction. Some of them make a massive earning in playing gambling but afterward they tried to make as many huge wins as they can so they keep making a huge amount of deposit every time as long as they have the money balance on their wallet they keep playing now after they realize that they losses a lot of money in just a single month make a thousands and millions of pesos (approx 18k USD) with their revenge wages that's the time they make conscious with their spent which is late already they keep ignoring people saying its too much or their guts as long as they have the source of funds they didn't worry much.

[danherbias07]

I always read that when we’re losing big, we should stop to avoid losing even more. But deep inside, if you still have money left, it’s like you want to chase your losses as it feels like you can’t sleep unless you gamble again and try to recover.

Does anyone here experience this from time to time? Because in the end, the real enemy is ourselves.
How do you control yourself and do the right thing?

You are essentially describing the symptoms of the onset of gambling addiction. So there is nothing mysterious about this feeling. It is important to realize what is happening to you and take immediate countermeasures. In your situation, it would be effective to act contrary to what you are attracted to, namely, to take a break and not play, probably for two weeks or even a month.

Taking a break is very important when it comes to gambling. This way we will have time to analyze ourselves and determine if we should continue or not. While taking that rest, we will feel the changes to ourselves and the stress is not there anymore unlike when we are in from of our phone or computer and gambling. The rest will help us think carefully and maybe come up with what to do next and I do hope for every gambler that their decision will be on the right path either it's quitting gambling or they will be able to control it after that long break in gambling.