Do People Around You Feel If You Lose Or If You Win?

[aioc]

The hardest thing for a gambler is their appearance and their mood after they log off or step out of the gambling platform they've played on.

I have seen gambling, jumping for joy, and bragging about the amount they won, even posting their winnings on their social media account.

And some gamblers cannot hide their frustration and depression after they lose. You cannot talk to them; they become hard-headed and even resort to drinking.

And some gamblers are good at managing their emotions, so you have no idea if they lose or win, leaving people guessing.

In my case, I make it hard for people to guess if I lose or win. I don't want to bother them if I lose, and I don't want people asking for a share if I win. It's hard to do this, but practice makes perfect.

How about you what's your position?

 

[rachael9385]

The hardest thing for a gambler is their appearance and their mood after they log off or step out of the gambling platform they've played on.

I have seen gambling, jumping for joy, and bragging about the amount they won, even posting their winnings on their social media account.

And some gamblers cannot hide their frustration and depression after they lose. You cannot talk to them; they become hard-headed and even resort to drinking.

And some gamblers are good at managing their emotions, so you have no idea if they lose or win, leaving people guessing.

In my case, I make it hard for people to guess if I lose or win. I don't want to bother them if I lose, and I don't want people asking for a share if I win. It's hard to do this, but practice makes perfect.

How about you what's your position?

 

One way to know that gambling has a negative effect on you is when it affects your emotions. If it determines whether you are going to be noticably happy or sad then it means that you are actually in dependence. Gambling shouldn't be able to alter your emotional state because it's something that you are supposed to do for fun purposes only. Whatever happens while I'm gambling stays with me, making it noticeable doesn't help

[SATWAT]

An interesting topic because now I am in gambling for long time, but my family never have any information about this while few friends well aware about this but now due to have long distance we have no face to face meetings just online or mobile is the best way to talk which is also not regular, so I am good to hide things.
Usually when I lost I feel bad and try to hide emotions because this hurt me badly, but wins are rare even small wins, so I try to have emotion less things around me which keep me in balance I am not good at gambling or never had any big risk which bring any good change for me as well.
But sometimes I love to have good time on casino chat because this give some good rains from big winners which also give good motivation, but It's really hard to do things like them.

[YOSHIE]

How about you what's your position?

There is no one position for me.
I just gamble simple, the people around me know or not it's his business, which is basically I gamble to win Or loses so that I just know, but if they know just leave it and vice versa.

For me gambling winning and losing does not need to know, anyway when I suffered losses they could not help me, nor would I win Not his money, what I do is up to me people around happy or not his business, open my business.

In my understanding that gambling does not need to be known and does not need to tell people around.

[Charles-Tim]

And some gamblers cannot hide their frustration and depression after they lose. You cannot talk to them; they become hard-headed and even resort to drinking.

I have seen someone that fainted before because he lost. It was later that people knew he fainted because he lost a bet.

How about you what's your position?

I really know how to manage bad emotions. If I lose while gambling or betting, no one around me can know. But it has been a long time that I use high amount of money to gamble and this will reduce bad emotions with no mood swing.

[coin-investor]

I have a hard time hiding my feelings when I win. I am a very generous winner, always thinking of my family and friends whenever I win a significant amount, but I'm not the kind of braggart who brags about my wins. I never divulge the amount; I hand them a portion of my winnings.

I'm also not good when I lose, what I mean by losing is when I've already won but prefer to try my luck to extend my winning streak, only to lose all my winnings eventually.

I am very quiet and will try to regain my composure.
Gambling is an emotional roller coaster; you have to learn to get your composure back so people around you won't get bothered.

[348Judah]

In my case, I make it hard for people to guess if I lose or win. I don't want to bother them if I lose, and I don't want people asking for a share if I win. It's hard to do this, but practice makes perfect.

I don't know what we gain or stand to lose when the people around us know that we gambling or we win or even lose, not even now that gambling has been all about online platforms, where everyone can on their own play a better as they wish to enjoy the opportunity of the leisure we have to gamble, who cares if we win or who will reimburse us when we are on lose, everything is left on us to face our fate as we gamble, as public opinions makes no difference or impact.

[Strongkored]

I am good in hiding, because it is important for me not to show my feelings whether I win or lose.
Feeling no need to express my feelings about the results of the game, because it will cause a reaction and can be more disturbing, for example when you lose and become sad or upset, someone close to you who advises you will certainly be even more annoying, so it is better to always hide our feelings.

[Ruttoshi]

How about you what's your position?

The only way that can help me manage bad emotions is when I gamble with little amount of money that I don't care about if I win or lose. I have try to put that into practice so that I can enjoy a healthy gambling lifestyle. I hate it when I cannot control my emotions based on my losses from gambling so I aviod it.

Since I use little amount of money to gamble, even if I win my bet, it wouldn't show on me because it's a little amount that my win will be. Gambling for fun is the safest way to be in control of your emotions and limit your losses.

[Cointxz]

How about you what's your position?

No, I usually take a deep breath to express my disappointment then completely accept my lose before I leave my room.

They knew if I won because I typically celebrate by treating them outside and let them buy whatever they want. I’m pretty normal like just watching Netflix or playing games after losing to cooldown myself and getaway to the thought that I lose.

It’s utterly nonsense to let other people around you about your losses because you will just make them uncomfortable to approach you.

[HelliumZ]

I have been addicted to gambling for a long time, but one thing is that only I know about my addiction, no one else knows because I am addicted to online gambling. Online gambling addiction usually involves privacy because I gamble through mobile devices, so my friends and even my family don't know much about my gambling. However, even though I occasionally share my gambling winnings with my close academic friends, they are happy about my winnings, but I try to keep my losses a secret to myself. However, sometimes my academic friends console me about my defeat, but despite repeatedly advising me to abstain from gambling, I cannot act on their advice.

[Zadicar]

The hardest thing for a gambler is their appearance and their mood after they log off or step out of the gambling platform they've played on.

I have seen gambling, jumping for joy, and bragging about the amount they won, even posting their winnings on their social media account.

And some gamblers cannot hide their frustration and depression after they lose. You cannot talk to them; they become hard-headed and even resort to drinking.

And some gamblers are good at managing their emotions, so you have no idea if they lose or win, leaving people guessing.

In my case, I make it hard for people to guess if I lose or win. I don't want to bother them if I lose, and I don't want people asking for a share if I win. It's hard to do this, but practice makes perfect.

How about you what's your position?

 

Each person is different when it comes into this aspect on which there would be those people who do remain calm even if they are on the losing side but there are those people who cant be able to control out their temper on which it causes up for them to made out some acts on which arent supposed to be done specially when you are on a public place. Each person does have that different level of tolerance when it comes into emotions on which if you arent that good when it comes to handling then you will be making out those kind of acts that might cause up some damage neither on the property or even affecting other people at the time that you do become that being too hot tempered. Its important that you should be controlling your emotion via having that kind of acceptance before you do plan to play gambling. We do know that gambling loses are inevitable or absolute but what we are trying out to achieve or hit on here is that we should be that becoming profitable or become a winner. At the moment or time that you havent been able to meet up those expectations then this is where you would be ending up on having that kind of disaster.

[Odusko]

Sometimes when I lose, my mood becomes so intense and any one around me will definitely know that something is going wrong around me at that period in time, but then when I win, I hardly pronounce it out to those around me to the point that I regards my privacy so much and will not let that happens to allow another person know how much money I win. That is why most times, I gamble in high privacy not allowing anyone to know much about my gambling results.

[Kelward]

After the UEFA finals match between PSG and Inter Milan, I was on my balcony and saw my neighbor coming back, visibly angry and kicking anything on his way. I know that he also gambles and I asked him if he lost his bet, he said yes that he used a lot of money for it. I gamble with small amounts and I don't show emotions when I win or lose, many people don't know that I gamble unless a discussion comes up that concerns gambling. I think that it's mostly gamblers that uses substantial amounts that easily shows emotion when they lose, their frustration will be visible and people will know that something is wrong. Another category are people that won big amounts most of them finds it hard to contain their excitement.

[danherbias07]

I also don't tell much if I lose, no details. I just say I lost some money and that's it. But, whenever I win, that's when I like having a long discussion with friends, especially if the bet is about the sports that we all love.
I think it's okay to do that with friends, but not with strangers. Other people tend to assume things, and they will make rumors about you when you slip in some information about your gambling habit, so it's better if you stay silent when you are outside. I don't think they know when I lost some money, if I don't say anything, I don't let it be obvious in my emotions.

[Floxynice]

I am not usually aggressive with my emotions, whether I win or lose. My facial expressions might reveal if it was a good play or not, but I am never going to be caught overreacting about it. Maybe it's because I have not gambled with an amount of money that would make me express myself and attract attention; or maybe because I have not really won an amount that would make me lose my self-control and make people notice that something huge just happened in my life. Whatever it is that makes people announce themselves that much, I have not experienced it, and people might not really know the outcome of my game unless I tell them. Mind you, this is not about me being good at hiding things.

[Pandu Geddon]

How about you what's your position?

Not many people around will know about my gambling. If I lose, although there may be annoyance, but it will not affect my mood. But when I win, I usually express it by shopping a lot, including food. That makes people close to me definitely know when I am winning a bet. Just from changes like that, the rest will not be known much, and I also don't want them to know the results of my gambling.

[Wapfika]

I also don't tell much if I lose, no details. I just say I lost some money and that's it. But, whenever I win, that's when I like having a long discussion with friends, especially if the bet is about the sports that we all love.
I think it's okay to do that with friends, but not with strangers. Other people tend to assume things, and they will make rumors about you when you slip in some information about your gambling habit, so it's better if you stay silent when you are outside. I don't think they know when I lost some money, if I don't say anything, I don't let it be obvious in my emotions.

You’re lucky that you can tell your losses without retaliatory feedback like why do you gamble. 

On our culture, gambling is viewed as bad so no parents or partners can easily accept that you are gambling and lose your money by playing games. Personally, I just suck it up when I lose since I play on my own when I’m alone.

I rarely play when someone is around because I hide my gambling activity due to the society in my place is not open on gambling.

[Patikno]

The hardest thing for a gambler is their appearance and their mood after they log off or step out of the gambling platform they've played on.

I have seen gambling, jumping for joy, and bragging about the amount they won, even posting their winnings on their social media account.

And some gamblers cannot hide their frustration and depression after they lose. You cannot talk to them; they become hard-headed and even resort to drinking.

And some gamblers are good at managing their emotions, so you have no idea if they lose or win, leaving people guessing.

In my case, I make it hard for people to guess if I lose or win. I don't want to bother them if I lose, and I don't want people asking for a share if I win. It's hard to do this, but practice makes perfect.

How about you what's your position?

 

I used to be someone who had difficulty managing my emotions when I lost or even when I won when gambling, so people could guess when I lost or won. But that all changed when I was able to handle it, by controlling my emotions, and one of them was with quite good financial management for me, so I think my current situation or position is that I am someone who remains relaxed when I win or lose, and even doesn't bother anyone if I lose like you do, but when I win, it might be a little bit caught because I usually invite friends to hang out and treat them at least for their drinks.

[TopTort777]

I find it sometimes obvious to understand whether person is winning or losing. Often I notice, that when a person has won, he becomes very talkative, but people who lose, they became more silent. As if they they close inside and try to hide their disappointment, but on the same they start barely talking. Those who really feel disappointed, they leave slots or table in silence, without talking to anybody.

As to me, nobody is able to read result of my gambling session when I gamble online at home. All my gambling sessions offline usually end with losing my balance, and session is over is when me and my friends lose deposits. We never leave silently with grim faces. We had fun, we had laughs, we leave home or most likely to the bar