When you're winning you can't sleep

[fruktik]

If you can't sleep for such reasons, then you should stop. After all, sleep is essential. When you get a good night's sleep, you feel good. Casinos and gambling aren't worth neglecting sleep. I'm beyond understanding. Isn't there enough time to gamble during the day? Surely you can find a few hours of free time for this activity, right? Personally, I wouldn't sacrifice my sleep for gambling. I've had more than enough.

[Localhostspeed]

Gambling keep our brain active and alive all the time most especially when we have an active game on, the brain can't go to rest but rather keep alertness to take whatever action that can be needed to keep them at profits like cashing out available balance even before the end of the match.

Well I think having a active game that you have all tick with few left can be a worrying even though you want to take your head out of it, there will always be this urge to check and hope that nothing happen to the game later. It you want to know the painful of it is if the game later cut and you have invested your mind in it, that's when you will know that gambling can make your head active but it's better when you don't do it some days or perhaps free.

The mistake some gamblers do is that we have so much expectations on gambling. Yesterday, I had a lot of people writing disappointment on their status because many games didn't go as they expected, some teams they expected to win weren't up to the task, they fumbled and like I said many have invested their all emotionally, financially and for the love of the game, this affected them. If they didn't bet yesterday, I'm not sure if many of them will experience what happened, it's good to rest sometimes.

[bubilas]

It's perfectly true that wise people prefer sleep to any nighttime distractions. And the wise know that before bed and at night, it's best to avoid any activities that could overexcite your emotions. Therefore, it's best to postpone such tasks until before and after lunch. And that's right. But fools gamble before bed, and understandably so, because sleep is a time of magic and emotion, but above all, it's a time of rest. An unrested person can't do anything truly productive. And because of this, anyone will become unproductive.

[Bitcoin.com97]

You are right because I can relate to it , anytime I place a bet I check my app to see how far the game is going and as soon as I realized my team are playing fine, I find it very difficult to sleep or concentrate on any other thing infact I feels I’m playing the match with them , I become too aware that my brain won’t let me focus on other stuff , winning has power that is why it’s alway heartbreaking if the game cut at last .

[imthegreat]

It's perfectly true that wise people prefer sleep to any nighttime distractions. And the wise know that before bed and at night, it's best to avoid any activities that could overexcite your emotions. Therefore, it's best to postpone such tasks until before and after lunch. And that's right. But fools gamble before bed, and understandably so, because sleep is a time of magic and emotion, but above all, it's a time of rest. An unrested person can't do anything truly productive. And because of this, anyone will become unproductive.

All this is well and good, but what if a gambler's only way to relax is by gambling at night or in the evening? Even if it's Friday, every hard worker has every right to just relax a little in the evening. They're not robots, but people, and so they'll want to take a break from stress. They're not doing anything illegal. Yes, they'll be nervous before bed, but there's nothing wrong with that. I even see the positive side of it—if you win money gambling, you'll be very happy to lie in bed and think about how just a few minutes ago you improved your well-being and now you're feeling very good and happy.

[iBaba]

If you can't sleep for such reasons, then you should stop. After all, sleep is essential. When you get a good night's sleep, you feel good. Casinos and gambling aren't worth neglecting sleep. I'm beyond understanding. Isn't there enough time to gamble during the day? Surely you can find a few hours of free time for this activity, right? Personally, I wouldn't sacrifice my sleep for gambling. I've had more than enough.

Now it is not just the issue of casinos alone, whether casinos are worth it or not, we need that sleep to be able to build a good and healthy lifestyle. Having good sleep is something that is highly encouraged by doctors and health practitioners, it is something that is recommended for a good and sound health.

Not being able to have enough of that sleep is something that is highly challenging so if you understand how important sleeping is, you will agree with me that there is nearly nothing however worthy it is that should be replaced with sleep. It is very important for us to have a sound sleep because that will make you more effective to work and achieve more gambling goals than you think.

[nimogsm]

If you can't sleep for such reasons, then you should stop. After all, sleep is essential. When you get a good night's sleep, you feel good. Casinos and gambling aren't worth neglecting sleep. I'm beyond understanding. Isn't there enough time to gamble during the day? Surely you can find a few hours of free time for this activity, right? Personally, I wouldn't sacrifice my sleep for gambling. I've had more than enough.

For ordinary players, there is always time, and sleep is still more important to them. But those who are addicted to games can no longer do without playing, and they don't really keep track of time. I had a friend who could play poker for days on end and never leave the establishment because his desire to play was stronger than anything else.This is the difference between a disciplined player and an addict.

[LUCKMCFLY]

but rather being disciplined to quit when it counts and ensuring that the gains do not get to the gamer before euphoria turns to remorse.

But this scenario always happens; if you look at many players who are winning a good amount of money, they keep playing as if there were no tomorrow and end up losing everything and more That's not smart. The smart thing to do is to withdraw that money if you're doing it, and if you really want to play, do it but with the minimum bet That's the healthiest thing to do.

[uneng]

If you can't sleep for such reasons, then you should stop. After all, sleep is essential. When you get a good night's sleep, you feel good. Casinos and gambling aren't worth neglecting sleep. I'm beyond understanding. Isn't there enough time to gamble during the day? Surely you can find a few hours of free time for this activity, right? Personally, I wouldn't sacrifice my sleep for gambling. I've had more than enough.

For ordinary players, there is always time, and sleep is still more important to them. But those who are addicted to games can no longer do without playing, and they don't really keep track of time. I had a friend who could play poker for days on end and never leave the establishment because his desire to play was stronger than anything else.This is the difference between a disciplined player and an addict.

It's hard to sleep when you are excited over something. Your attention is totally focused on the desired object as you want more and more of that. In gambling, you can't rest until you achieve the profit or jackpot you are looking for. You want to see those green numbers accumulating on your screen over and over again, as your bankroll grows consistently. Each new win means a boost renewal which keeps accumulating more adrenaline and dopamine on your brain cells.

Even for an ordinary gambler it's hard to resist the temptation at first glance. Newbies are easily dragged by those emotions and can't stop, at least, not until they have their first negative experience with gambling.

[Pikiboy]

What you are saying is the simplest truth, when you are winning in gambling even without you taking cups of coffee to keep your eyes shining you can never sleep,the energy in your triple but the funny part is you will not know how you will lost everything,I personally in person I called it the spirit of gambling even if you make an attempt to sleep you cannot have a deep  sleep and once you are awake everything inside of you will want you to replay again with all mindset of winning again.

[fruktik]

It's hard to sleep when you are excited over something. Your attention is totally focused on the desired object as you want more and more of that. In gambling, you can't rest until you achieve the profit or jackpot you are looking for. You want to see those green numbers accumulating on your screen over and over again, as your bankroll grows consistently. Each new win means a boost renewal which keeps accumulating more adrenaline and dopamine on your brain cells.

Even for an ordinary gambler it's hard to resist the temptation at first glance. Newbies are easily dragged by those emotions and can't stop, at least, not until they have their first negative experience with gambling.

Why can't I sleep? It's all because my brain is constantly playing around with the idea of ​​winning a large sum of money or winning back my losses. There was a time when I only gambled at night. Why? I thought my chances of winning were much higher at that time of day. But that's far from true. It didn't help me. It was all a huge mistake and a delusion. It only weakened my health. Why did I do all this? Why did I choose this path? So many questions, to which I still don't have clear answers.

[OsaiEmma]

Anticipation is the real reason why this happens, which also leads to curiosity as to know what the outcome will be, if you place a bet and let's say it have been going well, if it's night for sleep, and a game is about to start, your curiosity as to know if you'll have a winning ticket at the end of the game surely will keep you awake, and you being curious of the outcome will always make you check what's going on, this two emotions makes one restless and you won't be at peace at all, so yeah it happens to a lot of people, more than you can imagine