How quickly do you forget a loss

[Joy_learns_crypto]

There is no gamer that will say they haven’t lost a game at anytime. We have our different staking abilities, I am referring to what you consider your high staking power. Last season was my best season in sport gambling but I had days that i had bitter losses.

I will like to know how quickly do you forget a painful loss and bounce back. I hate losing and after a big loss I will be frank I don’t forget it immediately although I don’t let it define my next game but it takes a while for me to forget a big loss and the best way I forget about a loss is how fast I can have a win in my subsequent games. A win is like an antidote to my sadness after a loss. So how fast do you forget a loss and what can help you in forgetting about it.

[Slow death]

So how fast do you forget a loss and what can help you in forgetting about it.

I forget very quickly. As soon as I see that I lost my bet, I forget about it and move on, because I have a rule that I shouldn't put exaggerated feelings into gambling; it destroys people. When someone plays and loses, after that, they keep thinking about the game they lost, so that person needs to be very careful because they can start developing gambling problems.

The person will start thinking about how they could win, they will start thinking about recovering the amount they lost at the casino, this will lead them to think about getting into debt to continue playing. I'm glad I don't think about the games I lost.

[Charles-Tim]

Do not let a win be an antidote to your losses in gambling, it is very dangerous because you may be chasing recovery. I only lose small amount of money instead and I do not feel like I lost the amount of money because I can afford to lose it. If you are not feeling like this while gambling, that means you may be using high amount of money to gamble.

[danherbias07]

When a loss happens to me, I try to read other people's stories about their losses. Recently, I just read about a guy who lost $4000, and he posted it in a Facebook group that I am also a member of. After reading his story, I find myself losing all the stress that I felt after losing $100 in slots.

For me, it takes a while before I forget my losses, and I am the vengeful type, so I want my money back as soon as possible. Luckily, I controlled myself and ended up reading that Facebook posts, and that actually made me feel better, although I am really sad for that guy. It's a learning lesson for me, too. I have not lost that much yet, so I can quit as early as possible before I end up the same way as he did.

[Agbamoni]

Only people who are new to gamble and still dont understand what it means to be a gambler will stay long regretting over a loss. Its very easy for me to get over a loss because I know any money I bet with is open to either win or loss.

This is the first rule of gambling. Only gamble with money you can afford to lose, so no matter the amount you should not stay longer than a day reminiscing about a bet you lost.

[Davidvictorson]

Honestly forgetting about a loss is hard especially a loss that happens after you've chased a loss. More reason why you should not gamble irresponsibly. My estimation um if you are is all it takes for me to forget about a loss and to do this I always stay busy, that is a trick. If you don't give your mind something to think about and your hands something to do your mind would always ruminate over the loss and it is absolutely, pointless. Stay busy.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

It doesn't take very long before I forget about my loss, I know it doesn't happen immediately I take a break but after some few hours, I realize that my mind is already off from it, unless I gambled with a huge amount which I didn't intend to spend it on gambling but it has really been long since I spend a huge amount in gambling. I only game with the amount which I have allocated to gambling and it's an amount that I don't care if I lose it or not.

[Filicius]

I don't think that I'm reinventing the wheel, but it seems quite obvious that the speed at which we forget about a loss is proportional to the size of that loss and the impact in our economy.

Other factors should also be taken into account, like your tolerance to stress, or other distractions in your life that make you forget that loss. But the clue is the impact of the loss, IMO.

[viljy]

There is no gamer that will say they haven’t lost a game at anytime. We have our different staking abilities, I am referring to what you consider your high staking power. Last season was my best season in sport gambling but I had days that i had bitter losses.

I will like to know how quickly do you forget a painful loss and bounce back. I hate losing and after a big loss I will be frank I don’t forget it immediately although I don’t let it define my next game but it takes a while for me to forget a big loss and the best way I forget about a loss is how fast I can have a win in my subsequent games. A win is like an antidote to my sadness after a loss. So how fast do you forget a loss and what can help you in forgetting about it.

It might surprise you to say that I've been remembering some losses for years. You can say that I don't forget at all (of course, only the most unpleasant big losses). Maybe it's not good, but that's the way it is. I'm not a Dory fish who forgets everything... On the other hand, I also remember my most successful winnings very well. And not only winnings, but, for example, successful trades. It is important not to be able to forget the bad things; it is important not to torment yourself with questions like what would have happened if I had acted differently then.

[Joy- maker]

There is no gamer that will say they haven’t lost a game at anytime. We have our different staking abilities, I am referring to what you consider your high staking power. Last season was my best season in sport gambling but I had days that i had bitter losses.

I will like to know how quickly do you forget a painful loss and bounce back. I hate losing and after a big loss I will be frank I don’t forget it immediately although I don’t let it define my next game but it takes a while for me to forget a big loss and the best way I forget about a loss is how fast I can have a win in my subsequent games. A win is like an antidote to my sadness after a loss. So how fast do you forget a loss and what can help you in forgetting about it.

as for me no matter how painful the loss is I forget it very quickly, why because I gamble for fun and with the money I can afford to loss. But the final between Chelsea and PSG I lost and sincerely speaking it really broke my heart, I bet on PSG to win but they lost the lost match but that's by the way. Although some gamblers don't usually forget there painful loss very quickly base on how they take gambling, some gambles take gambling as investing, so you can't expect those gamblers who fall into that category to forget a painful loss very quickly. Just imagine how much amount of money those category of gambles stake on a bet, less say every week just to win Big. But any gambler that is gambling for fun and with the he or she can afford to loss won't take a lost as a painful something if you you ask me.

[Joy_learns_crypto]

Do not let a win be an antidote to your losses in gambling, it is very dangerous because you may be chasing recovery. I only lose small amount of money instead and I do not feel like I lost the amount of money because I can afford to lose it. If you are not feeling like this while gambling, that means you may be using high amount of money to gamble.

I can tell you that a win is not an antidote to my losses but when ever I win after a big loss I feel better, you can also tell me that it is not but when you win after a big loss you will also feel better. I will not have to hide or act like a win after a loss won’t give me a very big feeling of happiness. But like I said I don’t let my loss determine my next move. After a loss I don’t get emotional or start to let it control me. But no one will deny that a win after a loss don’t help them feel better.

[happybitcoinph]

I will like to know how quickly do you forget a painful loss and bounce back. I hate losing and after a big loss I will be frank I don’t forget it immediately although I don’t let it define my next game but it takes a while for me to forget a big loss and the best way I forget about a loss is how fast I can have a win in my subsequent games.

You can't. There's no easy and quick way. Accept that you are human after all, and you need to deal with your feelings lol.

Time will tell until you will realize that you have already moved beyond it.

If you can't deal with your big loss, then gambling is not for you. Better quit for good.

[salad daging]

Honestly forgetting about a loss is hard especially a loss that happens after you've chased a loss. More reason why you should not gamble irresponsibly. My estimation um if you are is all it takes for me to forget about a loss and to do this I always stay busy, that is a trick. If you don't give your mind something to think about and your hands something to do your mind would always ruminate over the loss and it is absolutely, pointless. Stay busy.

Double kill..... It's hard to forget a loss and even chase a previous loss so that's the hardest thing. Anyone will find it hard to forget.

So if you know that if we lose it is difficult to forget it, then don't gamble with large amounts, at least by being able to lose, the loss will be easily forgotten, or like you have a busy life after losing, your mind can quickly recover again.

If I myself already know this is difficult when losing, then at least $5 bet if you lose it doesn't matter because the nominal is small so it's easy to forget.

[Hispo]

It usually takes several days for me to forget about a significant loss, I am talking about some dozens of dollars, up to fifty of dollars or so. If the loss happens to be bigger then I would not forget about it for months, because I would remember what happened any time I came here to talk about casinos and bets, or whatever.

If there is something I have learnt with so many passing years about people who gamble is that the bigger the volume of each one of us, the faster it is possible for us to forget about losses, as we distract ourselves with more gambling and betting, if someone is lucky enough they can even make up their losses in the short term. But in the end, in the long term the casino will always win.
Maybe be one of the reasons I have just stayed as a casual gambler, it is because I have a good memory for things like losses on casinos...

[SOKO-DEKE]

There is no gamer that will say they haven’t lost a game at anytime. We have our different staking abilities, I am referring to what you consider your high staking power. Last season was my best season in sport gambling but I had days that i had bitter losses.

I will like to know how quickly do you forget a painful loss and bounce back. I hate losing and after a big loss I will be frank I don’t forget it immediately although I don’t let it define my next game but it takes a while for me to forget a big loss and the best way I forget about a loss is how fast I can have a win in my subsequent games. A win is like an antidote to my sadness after a loss. So how fast do you forget a loss and what can help you in forgetting about it.

I easily forget some of my losses, but those are for the bets where I use small amounts of money. However, for the bets where I use a big amount, I hardly forget about them. It always takes me a few days before I forget, and even then, it's not always permanent. Sometimes, memories of those losses come back, and it causes me pain.

I remember a certain day I lost money like that. It wasn’t a big amount, but it took me almost a month to forget about it. Because that was my last money, and I thought maybe I could risk it, multiply it, and get some extra cash for what I wanted to buy if I won. But, sorry to say, I lost the money. It really hurt, and it took me a month to stop thinking about it. Even after I eventually forgot, if some day I remember that particular day, it brings back the stress I went through during that period.

[Awaklara]

So how fast do you forget a loss and what can help you in forgetting about it.

I can forget about a loss after waking up, if it's a small loss. Of course, if it's a large loss, I can postpone gambling for up to a month before finally trying again. Taking a break is my way of not dwelling on the loss, which is definitely detrimental, because I've made mistakes in that situation.
I try to gamble and always forget about it. The next bet is a new session. It sounds impossible and like nonsense, but I try.

[Dunamisx]

I will like to know how quickly do you forget a painful loss and bounce back.

As long as am playing more games after the recent loss, I will let go of it and move on, I continue playing other games in other to be able to finally let go completely, there's no essence of wasting time while waiting for what is not going to help the situation, thinking over it make no difference, instead we have to let go of any loss and that is why we shouldn't use the amount of money we can't afford to lose as stake when we are gambling.

[Wiwo]

Do not let a win be an antidote to your losses in gambling, it is very dangerous because you may be chasing recovery. I only lose small amount of money instead and I do not feel like I lost the amount of money because I can afford to lose it. If you are not feeling like this while gambling, that means you may be using high amount of money to gamble.

I bet to disagree with you on this that winning is not an antidote to loses, because significantly we can say that is the best feelings after on experience a lose to win again, if you say that because you are gambling with a small amount of money doesn’t make you to feel your loses that can be based on your individual cash flows since you can afford the multiple of loses you witnessed.

Unlike someone who doesn't have that kind of luxury of steady over cash flow, when the lose it definitely will get to them easily, and for that winning to such a gambler is a big compensations.

[yhiaali3]

Small losses are quickly forgotten, but it's difficult to forget a big loss. It usually takes a long time from me to get over them, but eventually i have to get over them and move on.

Often, when I suffer a big loss, I try to stop and step back for a while to forget what happened. I become psychologically exhausted and nervous, so it's best to stop until I get out of this state. After a period of time taking from days to weeks, I can return to my normal activities.

[Sandra_hakeem]

There is no gamer that will say they haven’t lost a game at anytime. We have our different staking abilities, I am referring to what you consider your high staking power.

That's like trying to know how much one can risk on a game. It depends on what the game is, how I combine the odds and what my overview of an outcome is for that game.

I will like to know how quickly do you forget a painful loss and bounce back. I hate losing and after a big loss I will be frank I don’t forget it immediately although I don’t let it define my next game but it takes a while for me to forget a big loss and the best way I forget about a loss is how fast I can have a win in my subsequent games.

I normally feel very bad when I lose money, which is normal for anyone that gambles, but keep memories is one thing that can drain the mind totally. I hate tracing back the records to know how much I've lose in total, cause that's just going to hunt me more. So when I lose, I quickly take a brief look at the tickets to know what I did wrong, the more on.