What’s your worst loss, and how did you cope afterward?

[LUCKMCFLY]

I agree, that's the key so that we'll know how much we're willing to lose. Because if we have gambled with an amount that's quite high and we lost it. That's the start of the mental breakdown and regrets that we should have not gambled with it. And for that reason, moving on is gonna be harder due to the fact that money is more important and should have been spent for other things that we're about to do and not for gambling. This is the usual situation of many gamblers that are breaking down and when they're dealing with their losses that they have not planned it well.

The key for me will always be that, to play only with the money that I am willing to lose, when that happens what you should keep in mind is that at the moment of losing you just have to accept the defeat and have the discipline to not continue playing more , because if you play more it means Spending more money and that is the rule that cannot be broken, if you break that rule we are doing nothing.

[shasan]

That is why when we are going to play it is Important to see how much money we are going to play with and that money we are willing to lose, that is the key, there is no other way , we are people who in order to act in money matters must plan, and as it is so difficult to determine whether we will Win or not the most logical thing to do is to allocate the money we are willing to lose.

This plan is applicable for those who are aware of money management, but those who are not aware about money management can't be a winer at the long run. Because those people may win multiple time but finally fopr lake of money management power there is no other option for them except being a loser.

[LUCKMCFLY]

This plan is applicable for those who are aware of money management, but those who are not aware about money management can't be a winer at the long run. Because those people may win multiple time but finally fopr lake of money management power there is no other option for them except being a loser.

The good thing is that since the plan is already here , those players who don't have a good Orientation about their game or money can apply it, they just need to have a lot of discipline in following it For me, this is the most difficult thing to acquire because at the time of playing, the emotes are very strong and can force us to make decisions without any kind of moderation.

[MainIbem]

That is why when we are going to play it is Important to see how much money we are going to play with and that money we are willing to lose, that is the key, there is no other way , we are people who in order to act in money matters must plan, and as it is so difficult to determine whether we will Win or not the most logical thing to do is to allocate the money we are willing to lose.

Some folks think that gambling is a sure way to double their money that's why they use money asides their spare cash to play and when they lose they end up being disappointed, definitely speaking mate, the key to enjoying gambling is by doing it with spare cash cause asides that it would always lead to disappointment and depression since there's luck involved. I've figured out that it's mostly addicted folks that fail to plan and allocate their spare money to gambling.

[Mahanton]

I agree, that's the key so that we'll know how much we're willing to lose. Because if we have gambled with an amount that's quite high and we lost it. That's the start of the mental breakdown and regrets that we should have not gambled with it. And for that reason, moving on is gonna be harder due to the fact that money is more important and should have been spent for other things that we're about to do and not for gambling. This is the usual situation of many gamblers that are breaking down and when they're dealing with their losses that they have not planned it well.

The key for me will always be that, to play only with the money that I am willing to lose, when that happens what you should keep in mind is that at the moment of losing you just have to accept the defeat and have the discipline to not continue playing more , because if you play more it means Spending more money and that is the rule that cannot be broken, if you break that rule we are doing nothing.

Setting a clear limit on what to risk is the best way to avoid the mental breakdown that comes after big losses when the money lost should have been for bills or important plans thats when regret and panic really hit.Using strict rules and sticking to them is essential put gambling money in a separate bankroll that wont touch essentials decide on a weekly or monthly limit with a session cap set deposit and loss limits on the platform and enforce a hard stop rule like walking away once losses exceed a set percentage or a certain number of consecutive losses chasing losses usually makes things worse.

Tracking bets and emotions also helps writing down the reason behind each wager and how it felt afterward can show patterns like tilt stress betting or chasing if gambling affects sleep work or relationships its wise to use self exclusion tools set longer breaks or seek support from trusted people or local groups.Treating gambling purely as entertainment instead of income keeps the mindset healthier discipline outweighs hope every time and if rules are broken its a signal to step back pause and rebuild slowly protecting both financial stability and mental well being.

[uchegod-21]

That is why when we are going to play it is Important to see how much money we are going to play with and that money we are willing to lose, that is the key, there is no other way , we are people who in order to act in money matters must plan, and as it is so difficult to determine whether we will Win or not the most logical thing to do is to allocate the money we are willing to lose.

Some folks think that gambling is a sure way to double their money that's why they use money asides their spare cash to play and when they lose they end up being disappointed, definitely speaking mate, the key to enjoying gambling is by doing it with spare cash cause asides that it would always lead to disappointment and depression since there's luck involved. I've figured out that it's mostly addicted folks that fail to plan and allocate their spare money to gambling.

Someone  said there is a spirit behind gambling  ,  probably an evil spirit because he could not understand why someone would lose his money and keep gambling with the aim of recovering the money lost. While still in the process of trying to recover the money lost, he ends up losing even more than the money lost earlier.

Well, there is no spirit behind it, that's greed. Gamblers will do anything to win, so it is not surprising to me anymore. There are lots of sensitisation out there for gamblers to learn from but it seems it isn't working on some gamblers. Painful experiences is usually the result of irresponsible gambling.

[Dunamisx]

Gamblers worst loss can happen at anytime, especially when we can't afford to take the incident of losing a bet for any reason after being confidence in it to be a winning game, which is more better for us not to work by assumption, instead focus on gambling according to how we can risk it for lose, for now, all i can say is that we are used to it already, no more gear comes in mind whenever we lose, because it's part of the fun.

[rachael9385]

I agree, that's the key so that we'll know how much we're willing to lose. Because if we have gambled with an amount that's quite high and we lost it. That's the start of the mental breakdown and regrets that we should have not gambled with it. And for that reason, moving on is gonna be harder due to the fact that money is more important and should have been spent for other things that we're about to do and not for gambling. This is the usual situation of many gamblers that are breaking down and when they're dealing with their losses that they have not planned it well.

The key for me will always be that, to play only with the money that I am willing to lose, when that happens what you should keep in mind is that at the moment of losing you just have to accept the defeat and have the discipline to not continue playing more , because if you play more it means Spending more money and that is the rule that cannot be broken, if you break that rule we are doing nothing.

Its always important to gamble with an amount that you can afford to lose because it's one of the best ways to play safe. A lot of people end up losing more because they decide to take high risks to get huge profits but this is not supposed to be so. Gambling is a 50/50 thing, this means that at any point in time you can end up losing. The reason why it's difficult for most people to accept defeat is because they lose huge amounts

[hedgeh0g]

I'm just asking this question as I look back years ago when I was in the height of my gambling addiction. So perhaps I might also ask the community about it and see how it goes if we are the same or maybe those who might fall into addiction might have experience it already.

"What’s your worst loss, and how did you cope afterward? "

As for me, when I have one of those days that I have a big loss, it's more on a mental trauma to me. I can't function as normal, I went into depression mode, can't get out of my bed and go to work and will just call my boss that I'm sick. And this might take to 3 days or even a whole week. And of course, the physical effect as well, I can't eat and so I lose a lot of weight.

How about you guys? Did you experience this when you gamble a lot?

The condition that the author of the topic describes is already quite deplorable, because I believe that people become addicted to the moment they start lying to their loved ones or constantly thinking about gambling or betting on sports. At the same time, they also start constantly holding a smartphone in their hands in order to quickly escape from the cruel real world, at least for a while.
Well, if this already affects even physical health, so that a person cannot get out of bed, then this is already a definite warning sign.

[Lanatsa]

That is why when we are going to play it is Important to see how much money we are going to play with and that money we are willing to lose, that is the key, there is no other way , we are people who in order to act in money matters must plan, and as it is so difficult to determine whether we will Win or not the most logical thing to do is to allocate the money we are willing to lose.

Some folks think that gambling is a sure way to double their money that's why they use money asides their spare cash to play and when they lose they end up being disappointed, definitely speaking mate, the key to enjoying gambling is by doing it with spare cash cause asides that it would always lead to disappointment and depression since there's luck involved. I've figured out that it's mostly addicted folks that fail to plan and allocate their spare money to gambling.

Someone  said there is a spirit behind gambling  ,  probably an evil spirit because he could not understand why someone would lose his money and keep gambling with the aim of recovering the money lost. While still in the process of trying to recover the money lost, he ends up losing even more than the money lost earlier.

Well, there is no spirit behind it, that's greed. Gamblers will do anything to win, so it is not surprising to me anymore. There are lots of sensitisation out there for gamblers to learn from but it seems it isn't working on some gamblers. Painful experiences is usually the result of irresponsible gambling.

The idea that gambling is driven by some evil spirit doesnt hold water its really just human greed at play People get trapped in this endless loop where they lose cash and keep betting thinking. Theyll win it back That need to recover whats gone usually just leads to bigger losses spiraling way worse than before All the ads and campaigns pushing responsible gambling are out there loud and clear but for some gamblers its like theyre deaf to it. Theyre so hooked on the dream of a big score they ignore the risks right in front of them Greed clouds their thinking and the thrill of a possible win shuts down any sense of caution.

Its not surprising when you think about it gambling feeds on that urge to beat the system no matter how unlikely For a lot of folks it takes hitting rock bottom losing big before the reality kicks in All those support programs hotlines and warnings try to get through, but when someones stuck chasing that win good sense takes a back seat The fallout empty bank accounts ruined plans maybe even broken families is often what finally teaches the hard lesson Irresponsible gambling isnt about some spooky force its just people chasing a fantasy and too often its the brutal wake-up call of loss that makes them see straight.

[ejikeme24]

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The key for me will always be that, to play only with the money that I am willing to lose, when that happens what you should keep in mind is that at the moment of losing you just have to accept the defeat and have the discipline to not continue playing more , because if you play more it means Spending more money and that is the rule that cannot be broken, if you break that rule we are doing nothing.

This is true, moreover keeping this rules is what makes you a responsible gambler if you're keeping this rule there is no way you would get addicted to gamble. As you already know when you're supposed to walk away from gambling, because if you don't know when you're supposed to walk away definitely it becomes a problem as you will be gambling continuously at same time chasing after loses this way you can easily get addicted to gamble.

 so as a gambler is always advised to keep to this rules so as to avoid getting into trouble. if you're able to keep to this rules as a gambler is rest assured that you will never get into trouble and it will be very difficult for you to get addicted to gamble.

[GigaBit]

Gamblers worst loss can happen at anytime, especially when we can't afford to take the incident of losing a bet for any reason after being confidence in it to be a winning game, which is more better for us not to work by assumption, instead focus on gambling according to how we can risk it for lose, for now, all i can say is that we are used to it already, no more gear comes in mind whenever we lose, because it's part of the fun.

When someone becomes overconfident in gambling, they tend to take excessive risks. At some point, when they take risks despite not having the ability to take risks, it starts to have a negative impact. In the case of gambling, I think this is the worst part. When I bet more than I can afford to lose that money, that will be the biggest loss for me. My worst day in gambling was the day I became aggressive to recover my losses.

[MainIbem]

Someone  said there is a spirit behind gambling  ,  probably an evil spirit because he could not understand why someone would lose his money and keep gambling with the aim of recovering the money lost. While still in the process of trying to recover the money lost, he ends up losing even more than the money lost earlier.

Well, there is no spirit behind it, that's greed. Gamblers will do anything to win, so it is not surprising to me anymore. There are lots of sensitisation out there for gamblers to learn from but it seems it isn't working on some gamblers. Painful experiences is usually the result of irresponsible gambling.

Hahaha, I hear that a lot, the person must be very superstitious. Yes, there's no spirit or evil spirt involved in gambling like most folks thinks, people are misled by greed to bet with more than what they can afford to lose and when they lose, they try to recover it, that's why you see them going back after losing over and over. If every gambler can overcome being too greedy or understand that luck plays a major role in gambling then they'll play by the rule, which is gambling with their spare cash and not doing otherwise then lose and blame it on some imaginary evil spirits they feel controls gambling.

[vanesha]

I don't really remember, but the possibility of losing in 1 bet in the crash game was $400+, in that condition I almost gave up, because that was my last for 1 month of living expenses, I left gambling for almost 1 month and was forced to borrow money for my needs, I just forgot about it

[Cointxz]

"What’s your worst loss, and how did you cope afterward? "


How about you guys? Did you experience this when you gamble a lot?

My worst loss is when I’m enjoying vacation while I decided gambling that ruin everything. It’s not my biggest loss but I consider it as worst due to the aftermath my losses on my vacation.

It’s hard for me to cope on that loss but I manage to recover through focusing back my mind on my vacation and think that money can be earned soon so I enjoy first on my vacation until I forgot it.

[Jaycoinz]

I'm just asking this question as I look back years ago when I was in the height of my gambling addiction. So perhaps I might also ask the community about it and see how it goes if we are the same or maybe those who might fall into addiction might have experience it already.

"What’s your worst loss, and how did you cope afterward? "

As for me, when I have one of those days that I have a big loss, it's more on a mental trauma to me. I can't function as normal, I went into depression mode, can't get out of my bed and go to work and will just call my boss that I'm sick. And this might take to 3 days or even a whole week. And of course, the physical effect as well, I can't eat and so I lose a lot of weight.

How about you guys? Did you experience this when you gamble a lot?

I think this particular question have been asked countless times and on all the occasions I just have nite the fact that anytime that am not winning is my worst although it got really crazy on one particular instance when the losses got to reach the point of me actually losing my entire bankroll even the funds that I wasn't planning on using for gambling but I coped with the whole situation by just focusing my mind on other important thing because anything aside from that would lead to me chasing after my losses.

[Muba20]

How about you guys? Did you experience this when you gamble a lot?

If I face a big loss while gambling, especially one that I cannot afford to lose but for some reason I took the risk, then I will definitely not have a good day. I will then have various regrets about why I put so much money in that bet or why I took the risk. I think this is a very common problem for gamblers. Regret comes after a loss, but if you can control yourself beforehand, then it is not a problem. It is natural to feel upset when you lose big, so it is better to bet the amount you can afford to lose. The day I lost a big amount bet, my mental state was quite bad, but I later learned to control myself when I realized that gambling is not a place to make money.

[junder]

The key for me will always be that, to play only with the money that I am willing to lose, when that happens what you should keep in mind is that at the moment of losing you just have to accept the defeat and have the discipline to not continue playing more , because if you play more it means Spending more money and that is the rule that cannot be broken, if you break that rule we are doing nothing.

As you said, I set it after I experienced a loss that I considered significant. It wasn't actually to the point of losing any of the goods or assets I sold to gamble, but I did lose a significant amount of money. After experiencing that experience, I finally came to a reasonable understanding of gambling. We do need to set our own rules, but perhaps more accurately, they should be boundaries, or, as you say, discipline.

[alegotardo]

I'm just asking this question as I look back years ago when I was in the height of my gambling addiction. So perhaps I might also ask the community about it and see how it goes if we are the same or maybe those who might fall into addiction might have experience it already.

"What’s your worst loss, and how did you cope afterward? "

As for me, when I have one of those days that I have a big loss, it's more on a mental trauma to me. I can't function as normal, I went into depression mode, can't get out of my bed and go to work and will just call my boss that I'm sick. And this might take to 3 days or even a whole week. And of course, the physical effect as well, I can't eat and so I lose a lot of weight.

How about you guys? Did you experience this when you gamble a lot?

Not money losses also count? In my case, my problem was the loss of time, energy and focus that I could have better used for things more healthier.....

At some years ago when I just starting with cryptos and discovered some websites like freebitco.in, I became obsessed with spreading referral links to everywhere. I realized the idea was initially goo because it give me some extra money without having to rush, but it was such paltry sum that forced me to spread more and more links... and at the end it did not yeld anything significant

But I even get something good out of that... because I ended posting one of these links here at this forum (it no longer exist,  I even asked a moderator to delete it) and it was the initial trigger for me that made me understand criptos as something far beyond their monetary value... it made me mature and learn how to work with criptos honestly.

[tread93]

I'm just asking this question as I look back years ago when I was in the height of my gambling addiction. So perhaps I might also ask the community about it and see how it goes if we are the same or maybe those who might fall into addiction might have experience it already.

"What’s your worst loss, and how did you cope afterward? "

As for me, when I have one of those days that I have a big loss, it's more on a mental trauma to me. I can't function as normal, I went into depression mode, can't get out of my bed and go to work and will just call my boss that I'm sick. And this might take to 3 days or even a whole week. And of course, the physical effect as well, I can't eat and so I lose a lot of weight.

How about you guys? Did you experience this when you gamble a lot?

I love these kinds of posts its important to know how people overcame that loss and conquered it. Everyone has lost something of consequence in their own mind and own right. Don't dwell on the past but learn from your greatest mistakes.