Do winnings encourage you to gamble often, or are they just another stimulant?

[Callido]

Logically, the winning factor will encourage us to continue playing, yes, but it depends on the game we play. If the lottery game seems less challenging, maybe in a slot game or sports betting we get a big win, our brain will definitely encourage us to continue playing.

It also depends on individual point of experience, winnings and losses can encourage any gambler to gamble frequently. Most gamblers who lose frequently hardly wants to return back to gambling, frequent winnings encourages the mind to try once again maybe maintain being lucky for another time, frequent winning is a stimulant to gamble often in my own ruling.

[Floxynice]

I usually get motivated when I win. This motivation does not imply that I will have to start chasing profits; I think this is where some people are getting it wrong. The motivation here means I can return subsequently to gamble again if I have to. Only bad experiences can make me stay away from gambling. Apart from addicted gamblers and problem gamblers who are chasing losses to recover all they've lost, I don't think anyone gets excited to gamble more when they are losing.

[Merit.s]

Logically, the winning factor will encourage us to continue playing, yes, but it depends on the game we play. If the lottery game seems less challenging, maybe in a slot game or sports betting we get a big win, our brain will definitely encourage us to continue playing.

It also depends on individual point of experience, winnings and losses can encourage any gambler to gamble frequently. Most gamblers who lose frequently hardly wants to return back to gambling, frequent winnings encourages the mind to try once again maybe maintain being lucky for another time, frequent winning is a stimulant to gamble often in my own ruling.

I agree with you. A lot of gambler will continue gambling when they are winning because they want it to continue like that. I could remember that there was a certain time when I was on a losing streak throughout that week. I stopped gambling for two weeks in order to feel good again and forget about my consecutive losses. However, assuming I was winning, I wouldn't have gone on break. Everybody like money and nobody will say that's enough.

[bitterguy28]

For this same reason, despite having been very lucky that day, I never tried again. There was no stimulating factor that would lead me to try betting on that lottery again. So I assume the winnings don't constitute a large enough percentage of the stimulant to make someone become a gambler overnight.

you just so happen to be responsible but a lot of people may be more vulnerable to being addicted in gambling when they win or even if they just get close to winning it makes them want to keep going for more

I think it must be an accumulation of stimulating factors that make certain types of bets seem attractive to us, based on our personal tastes.

What do you think?

i agree that it’s an accumulation of factors including how you are as a person like how mature you are and responsible you are stuff like that

[iv4n]

What do you think?

I think that you are overthinking it... which is normal, we all do it. Do you think that helps? Do you think that the final result has anything to do with our opinions/feelings/desires, no matter how big and strong they are?

It's up to us to place a bet, and with a little luck, we might win. Our thoughts/feelings/desires will sometimes coincide with the result, we will often be very close, and total disasters will happen occasionally. The longer you gamble, the more you understand the volatility in gambling life... You can't be surprised so easily when you experience/survive so many situations, similar situations...

[Mahanton]

I wonder about this because I remember a few years ago playing a triple jackpot I dreamed of, in the old-school lottery, the one where you only bet on a number of 001:999, something similar to the Daily 3 or Pick 3 in the United States. I don't know if these types of games still exist today, but I clearly remember that the time I bet on that winning number was the first and last time I bet on that lottery. I know it was pure luck. Besides, the odds weren't unreasonable; 1/1000 is something that could happen.

For this same reason, despite having been very lucky that day, I never tried again. There was no stimulating factor that would lead me to try betting on that lottery again. So I assume the winnings don't constitute a large enough percentage of the stimulant to make someone become a gambler overnight.

I think it must be an accumulation of stimulating factors that make certain types of bets seem attractive to us, based on our personal tastes.

What do you think?

One of the main reasons on why I havent been able to buy up a lottery ticket. Why? because of that obvious reason on which the hitting chance is almost that near to impossible. Yes, there are those who do able to hit up but of course you would be needing all the luck in the world before you can be able to hit it up. It would be just that too impossible that you cant be able to determine those numbers. It is just that the jackpot prize pot is something that stimulates your interest and would be that the reason for you to get convinced on playing or making up some purchase of tickets because you do assume into your mind that you do able to hit up those combinations and already that thinking and imagining that you have win up that amount and buy all the things that you do want on which this is common for most who do bet on lottery. Even into those traditional or common situations about winning then it will be that pushing you to play even further because your mind would be telling you that if you do able to hit up then you can hit it up again and when your emotions do getting inline on what you have been thinking then you would definitely be doing it again and again until you would be losing it all. Regrets do always come at the end and this is the most common case for most gamblers because they are that tolerating out such greed then they will be thinking about on winning up into the next. For those who do able to make up some withdrawal and never look back and making use of those winnings into something which is worth, then we can be able to say that not all are that being greedy and there are still those who are that good when it comes to self control. It all matters about mentality and emotion control because once you do messed up then you cant be able to think up well and you would just that proceed on which it will be basing up into the situation. If you are winning, then you do aim for more winning because you will definitely be thinking that you could become rich if ever you do able to hit up more winnings ahead on which we know that it cant be possible when we do deal up with gambling.

[Kavelj22]

Yes. It's simple math.

You winning more money, you bet more money and losing with the big money you are winning will ecourage you to deposit more and bets more or even bigger due the losses. It's basic math, mostly is like that.

Even my self, doing these.

These are psychological influences that can affect any player, even if they aren't addicted to gambling. These stimulants are the most important factors in influencing the gambler to continue playing and subsequently make more deposits of larger sums in the hope of winning as they did just now.

At the same time, it is important to note that this is not the most important motivator, because the most important element remains the degree to which the player remains mature and aware of the extent of the risk in following his desires without being bound by controls.

[DaNNy001]

It depends on the figure, there are times were I win.am.average amount of money it becomes a stimulant for me to continue gambling because I feel like I need to get more until I realized that this was greed.. winning huge amounts of money makes me take a pause for a while, with huge wins comes huge losses so I'm always careful during such times... But all these doesn't really matter, you just have to keep it moderate

[Moreno233]

This is not subject to argument because winning is usually the goal and reason we gamble in the first place. When winning does not come,  it is seen as we are not doing well which is a sense of discouragement.  But when the winning keeps coming, then the motivation to do more comes naturally. Even when we gamble for entertainment,  there is still that great feeling that winning add to the entertainment.

[Slow death]

What do you think?

I will speak from personal experience, when I place my bets I put it in my head that it is a lost bet, but when I win a bet it gives me more motivation for the next bet, because I am betting with the profit, if I win again, I am even more motivated for another bet. Now when I lose, I become unmotivated, because it means that my bankroll will be smaller and when all my money that is in the bookmaker runs out I will have to stop betting for a while.

[Agbe]

I wonder about this because I remember a few years ago playing a triple jackpot I dreamed of, in the old-school lottery, the one where you only bet on a number of 001:999, something similar to the Daily 3 or Pick 3 in the United States. I don't know if these types of games still exist today, but I clearly remember that the time I bet on that winning number was the first and last time I bet on that lottery. I know it was pure luck. Besides, the odds weren't unreasonable; 1/1000 is something that could happen.

For this same reason, despite having been very lucky that day, I never tried again. There was no stimulating factor that would lead me to try betting on that lottery again. So I assume the winnings don't constitute a large enough percentage of the stimulant to make someone become a gambler overnight.

I think it must be an accumulation of stimulating factors that make certain types of bets seem attractive to us, based on our personal tastes.

What do you think?

You have to know that everybody is not like you we have difference in individual that you can't go back to betting after you win a bet doesn't mean that other will do the same thing with you because the fact is that winning is a big stimulant that makes people to continue going back to gambling

[Su-asa]

Although if gambling is not your thing but you find yourself making a bet but luckily for you, you were able to win the bet, you might not become a gambler just like that. The thing is that if you allowed the winning to get to your mind and you finally become greedy because of the money you have won You will lose more and become addicted in the future. Because am a gambler, if I win in a game I will keep on trying it until I start losing before I stop it.

[Hispo]

Actually, winning encourage me to continue to wager money because I believe I am having some kind of good luck streak which I am supposed to take advantage of, even though deep in the inside I know it is all subjective and it is just matter of time the house edge gets to work and I slowly start to lose what I managed to accumulate in a single session.

So the simple answer is yes, winning prompts me to continue to gamble and that is the same reason there are so many people out there who lose money in their sessions, they get too greedy and they do not withdraw in time. Actually, this is an extensive topic we have talked about before, on when it is appropriate for a gambler to quit and when it is not.

We could argue that, it does not matter whether one makes money and withdraw, since eventually we all will go back to the casino to continue gambling and the edge of the house will get things done for the casino and slowly drain our bankroll.

[sotelorene]

Yes, it's somewhat help for a gambler to gambler more after a win, especially on what we call, beginner's luck, then you know the next phase, lose after losses until it becomes chasing lose and end up shit at the very end. Of course it can be alter, depends on the gambler's behaviour and controls, but most probably this is what always happens.

Yea some people gamble more whenever they are wining because winning always give a vibe that if you are not careful all the profit or money one make can be used up and later they will start regretting and even say a lots of negative things about gambling or betting while they didn't do the right thing. Every gambler ought to gamble moderately because if you don't gamble responsibly or moderately, a lot of things are involved. However, it is very wise and it is a nice decision to stop gambling whenever you have win a lot of money.

[romero121]

If you're into gambling without proper knowledge, then the winnings will be a stimulant that keeps you hopeful. We keep trying unless we lose everything, and some go beyond the limits of borrowing. When we win, we need to learn to take a break. What we do is we go for high-value bets, and sometimes it'll be a win, and sometimes it may be a loss. If it's a loss, we'll increase the bet to recover what we have lost in the previous bet. If the previous bet has won, we'll be confident to go for high-value bets. This way, in one way or another, winning too is a trigger point when we don't have a plan for our gambling activities.

[uneng]

I think it depends on the frequency you win. When you have 1 chance in 1000 to win, it's not that stimulant, because the chances are slight and your brain knows about it. However, when we are talking about many instant bets where you can define how much winning chance is going to be, things get more interesting and exciting.

That is how this crypto gambling industry begun through dice game fever. It was heavily stimulant to roll the dice as we could see profit being made instantly and in a regular basis. That is extremely addictive for our brains.

The more often you win, more you want to continue winning, despite it being a low or high prize. That is my take on this matter.

[Agbamoni]

Sometimes having a lucky win can be very scary, you know how slim the chances are of winning especially when it's a big odd, for some people winning from such might be a trigger to continue gambling while others might decide to take a break. As for me whenever I win I always slow it down for a while because I know that there's a high chance of losing everything my profit if I'm not careful

Instead of scary why not use the phrase over exciting. This mostly happens to beginner's in gambling, especially when they have their first win/big wins. The excitement kicks in, with no one to guide them, they will be triggered to start betting impulsively. From my experience, wining often in gambling, gives you a much higher chance of gambling again, because you are on profit so you have the mentality that you are gambling with the profit you make not the capital thus you still have more money in your bankroll.

[Bitcoin Smith]

We don't win lottery more often so if you had already won and did the math then you decided that you got further less chance to win again and decided not to do it, even though it's not an intentional decision still our mind can work in mysterious ways.

In general, more you win then you will be happy to bet more as long as you are winning because in gambling if you starts winning the amount will be big that will tempt anyone to gamble again and again, so play with moderation and don't lose your self-control whether it's a win or loss.

[Odusko]

According to what I have experienced while gambling, if I win this week, I will withdraw, but later fund my gambling account next week to gamble again. It can repeat like that but things will change when I start to lose. I noticed that I will become not frequent while gambling when the losses start. It is normal for winning in anything and not only just while gambling to motivate people to do that thing more that brings the money such as gambling but losses would likely be the end result.

I like your mechanism of preventive gambling measures, having the ability to decide to withdraw when there is a win and staying away for a while week before gambling again is something that will ease your mental pressure of the previous week and also reduce your level of risk of losing your won amount and also reduce the level of anxiety that you face also, what I don't support is you withdrawing everything then depositing back again when you want to play again the next week.

[robelneo]

So I assume the winnings don't constitute a large enough percentage of the stimulant to make someone become a gambler overnight.

I think it must be an accumulation of stimulating factors that make certain types of bets seem attractive to us, based on our personal tastes.

It's different for every person, and it's based on the game he is playing. I understand if it's a lottery due to the odds, and it's challenging to do it again, but in casinos and sports betting, winning can encourage you to push your luck and gamble frequently.
Winning is a significant motivator for gambling, just as losing can cause some people to quit.