In which situation you think you lose more?

[Botnake]

There are times when we can't control our emotions - like when we're losing and become aggressive because we want to win more, or when we chase losses and make reckless moves. Neither usually ends well. How about you? Which type of gambler are you,  the kind who gets aggressive when losing, or when winning?

[Cantsay]

There are times when we can't control our emotions - like when we're losing and become aggressive because we want to win more, or when we chase losses and make reckless moves. Neither usually ends well. How about you? Which type of gambler are you,  the kind who gets aggressive when losing, or when winning?

In the past I was among those who gambles aggressively when they start experiencing loses; but I’ve learned my lessons after losing more than I was supposed to lose if I had just accept that I lost.

Those who gamble aggressively as soon as they start winning tend to have similar results as those whose aggressive behavior stems from their loses because when they start winning they will become too overconfident to the point of increasing their stakes to an amount that usually comes back and bite them after losing a few rounds.

[SmartGold01]

There are times when we can't control our emotions - like when we're losing and become aggressive because we want to win more, or when we chase losses and make reckless moves. Neither usually ends well. How about you? Which type of gambler are you,  the kind who gets aggressive when losing, or when winning?

I don't panicked while gambling and stick strikely on my rules while gambling, like the funds I allocate to gamble whenever this funds are exhausted I wouldn't be that desperate to make additional deposit start chasing what I had already lost, Instead it's better to gamble this way that becoming too aggressively while game at this point any little thing could warrant that person fighting over the casino hall, which is not really that advisable as a gambler.

[Die_empty]

There are times when we can't control our emotions - like when we're losing and become aggressive because we want to win more, or when we chase losses and make reckless moves. Neither usually ends well. How about you? Which type of gambler are you,  the kind who gets aggressive when losing, or when winning?

It is natural for me to get aggressive when things are not working for me as planned. The sole reason for loss chasing is to recover some or all you have lost. And it will be usual to become angry and frustrated when you keep losing and it could trigger aggression. That's why it is better to be in control of you gambling activities at all times because instead of bringing pleasure and fun it could lead to pain and regrets.

Wining gives joy and fulfillment. And at this stage, I don't gamble aggressively because I have important things to do with the money. I would rather withdraw my wins and settle my problems instead of gambling uncontrollably. I have learned from experience that gambling more doesn't necessarily increase your chances of winning. Luck plays a more important role than how much money or time you put in.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

It actually depends on the state of mind for that day, some days I can say, "well, there's nothing more that is left to lose, so let me just keep going until the whole money is gone. "  While some days I can just decide to take a break and say to myself, " You have lose enough already." Normally, I don't like to gamble aggressively but there're some days too that I will  let my emotions to play out, it's not something that is done intentionally but you just get exhausted about the whole outcome of your bet and then you just take a drastic decision without giving a second thought of the outcome. Yesterday, I was playing dice on stake casino with a balance of $5, but before I started, I said to myself that if I lose and the money reduced to $3 I was going to stop. I started gambling until I lost all the money before I stopped.

[Wexnident]

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Aggressive when winning. I mean I have more money don't I? Don't see any reason to back out all of a sudden if I increased the number of times I can actually play. Ultimately depends on how you think of money though imo, and not really about your mental. A lot of players who'd probably be less aggressive when winning are people who don't want to spend their money or are afraid of losing it. Doesn't mean that they also get aggressive when they lose money though; they just get scared more.

That's just most of the time, though. Sometimes, I just want to stop cause of, well, no particular reason really.

[Dave1]

There are times when we can't control our emotions - like when we're losing and become aggressive because we want to win more, or when we chase losses and make reckless moves. Neither usually ends well. How about you? Which type of gambler are you,  the kind who gets aggressive when losing, or when winning?

I'm more on becoming aggressive when I'm losing. Probably I have the mentally to go all in because I'm chasing losses and wanted to get it back hurriedly. As compare to winning, you already have that money and so I'm thinking of withdrawing my winnings already. Of course, you wanted more, but we all know that in in instant, you might get on a losing streak.

And when you are losing, your judgement is already clouded that's why I said you might be thinking of going all so that like that, you recover. Or at least just one big win to keep your confidence back in the game.

[Darker45]

Before, my tendency was to get aggressive when losing. I guess that's very natural because there's something to recover. Later on, when I was exposed to street gamblers, my belief started to get loose. I started to be more open to the opposite.

I was introduced to their principle that if you're winning, if luck is on your favor, that's when you increase your bet. Luck doesn't linger. It comes and goes, so while it's still there, you need to make the most of it. In a way, strike while the iron is hot. You double your bet if you wish. It's like the reverse Martingale or Paroli system.

If you lose, that's when you start to bet small. That's because you're starting to be unlucky.

[r_victory]

I used to get really upset when I lost and would take it out on the people around me, but I realized that this was damaging my relationships. Nowadays, I try to stay calm. I still don't like losing, but I've learned to have more control over the feelings of “anger” that it causes me.

When I win, I feel extremely happy, not aggressive.

[crwth]

Either way, I think they both use the same amount at the same time, depending on your capital. As long as you are embedding your reactions with emotions, I think you would end up losing anyway. There is no difference between the two, but both could just let you lose.

With this in mind, I believe that the best way is not to react but to think about your actions carefully when gambling.

[Samlucky O]

There are times when we can't control our emotions - like when we're losing and become aggressive because we want to win more, or when we chase losses and make reckless moves. Neither usually ends well. How about you? Which type of gambler are you,  the kind who gets aggressive when losing, or when winning?

No gambler becomes aggressive when wining but aggressive when losing. For me I don't gamble to the extent of becoming aggressive, I make my bookies and stake, if it's plays and I win then I withdraw my wining but if I lose the amount I set aside for the gambling then I call it a quit. I can only become aggressive if I start chasing my loses expecialy using the martingale strategy to double my nest bet to increase my chances of recovery.

[nouser6589]

The kind that doesnt withdraw profits within the course of the the session

[cryptoaddictchie]

There are times when we can't control our emotions - like when we're losing and become aggressive because we want to win more, or when we chase losses and make reckless moves. Neither usually ends well. How about you? Which type of gambler are you,  the kind who gets aggressive when losing, or when winning?

Not sure if Im on both sides. Cause Im just a typical player who enjoy when doing gambling. Actually when I had a chance tp profit, I just happy go lucky to cash out and then go for shopping our eating out anywhere that I like. But certainly thats not the case for other, which if ever their winning they keep adding bets and become more agressive ofcourse the gains are huge.

[Gozie51]

I'm always remind myself to exit when I start losing because I know when I'm losing, it will end in more loses. So it always an exit time. If I'm obstinate and continue playing then it will not be a good experience. I enjoy playing when I'm winning because the joy hormone gets triggered and it seem everything you are doing will be accurate and on point, leading to more wins. Therefore, every gambler needs a more relaxed atmosphere to gamble but when you are in a haste to chase loses, then you might as well cause yourself more harm.

[Ruttoshi]

It's a norm as a gambler that when you are losing, the spirit of aggressiveness will always whisper sto you to be aggressive in order for you to cover up your losses. If you have already lost more than you can afford to lose that becomes the cause of gambling aggressively.

This is why I hate the martingale strategy because it's the same thing with aggressive gambling and thos strategy lead to more losses, because you are doubling your bet despite losing the previous.

[CroverNo01]

There are times when we can't control our emotions - like when we're losing and become aggressive because we want to win more, or when we chase losses and make reckless moves. Neither usually ends well. How about you? Which type of gambler are you,  the kind who gets aggressive when losing, or when winning?

We can reclaim our stands in the system, only if we're remorseful about our decision which might not fall in our favour. What positive techniques can we use when we're losing in the system? We know how uncontrollable most of these gamblers can get and we might not know the level of height they will climb to reach. We get aggressive when we're losing following the unbalance state of our emotions. We can be dependent on winnings and always prepare the mind for whatever comes next after winning. It's no longer new to me because I've trained my mind to accept both winnings and losses knowing fully well what the market have in stocks for us.

[lovesmayfamilis]

I don't fit into the OP parameters, probably because I always try to play in a calm mood, without expecting anything significant. I very rarely managed to win amounts that seemed significant to me, and for those small wins, I either lost again or having received the win, spent it on something that should also be for entertainment. Probably because I do not play with the last money, or because I do not place great hopes on gambling, I do not succumb to either the race for losses or the excitement when I want even more. Perhaps this seems like a very emotionless attitude, but I always play in the company, and in addition to games, we have other entertainment that will not let me get too upset.

[Kelward]

There are times when we can't control our emotions - like when we're losing and become aggressive because we want to win more, or when we chase losses and make reckless moves. Neither usually ends well. How about you? Which type of gambler are you,  the kind who gets aggressive when losing, or when winning?

Aggression is more when you're losing because you'd be desperate to chase loses to recover everything lost and make profit by having some wins. I don't think that most gamblers will be aggressive to continue winning, they'll be happy and relaxed while trying to increase their wins. Maybe addicts will be more aggressive when they're winning than the regular gamblers, they will remember all their loses in the past and believe that it's their lucky day to recover past loses. I don't think that it is necessary for gamblers to gamble aggressively, the aggression will not make them to win, rather they should be calm and calculated because winnings are by luck.

[peter0425]

There are times when we can't control our emotions - like when we're losing and become aggressive because we want to win more, or when we chase losses and make reckless moves. Neither usually ends well. How about you? Which type of gambler are you,  the kind who gets aggressive when losing, or when winning?

It is kind of a double edged sword. No matter when you get more aggressive, the fact that you are turning to be aggressive would just lead you to more losses. I believe that if you can be aggressive when losing then there is an equal chance of you being aggressive when you are winning. But if you can control yourself at both situations then you should be fine. You need to find balance between the possible outcomes.

[danherbias07]

I am more aggressive when I am losing. There's the vengeful type of me that will suddenly be switched on, and that's when I will make most of my mistakes. But, I do try to control it by taking pauses. That way, I can think twice before I do it again. Then, there's the feeling that I am losing more than I can afford, and that's when I will stop. We must be strong mentally when it comes to gambling, we cannot just jump in and deposit over an over again just because we want to get our money. There's a possibility that we won't get it all back so it's better if we accept that as early as possible.