How quickly do you forget a loss

[skarais]

Lost bets that were staked with an amount the gambler considers to be something he can afford to lose, such bets when lost doesn't take time but instantly to be forgotten and moved on to the next bet or to try again the next day. I have the attitude of forgetting my bets immediately I discovered it's a loss, there's no need worrying over a dead horse. People that carry their loss to the next day(s) are those that had made high stakes and what they lost was something not too easy to forget.

You see, many gamblers actually make another deposit after losing their first one. They don't show any signs of complacency or resignation, but they remain confident they can recover their losses and make a profit. I don't know if you've ever been in that situation, but I admit I've been in exactly the same situation when I lost. Even during my most serious addiction, I would make more than two re-deposits after losing my first and second deposits.

You might deny it, but some gamblers have done it because they're not satisfied with losing. There are always times when we feel like we can turn things around instead of giving up, which is why gamblers feel the need to re-deposit to recoup their losses, even though this isn't a wise approach.

[tvplus006]

I don't see a reason why loss should be massive when in real sense you are meant to gamble with what you can afford to lose. ..

If everything was that simple, and everyone followed the rules and laws, then we would live in an ideal world. But the reality is that in the pursuit of illusory winnings, players lose not only their money, but also become debtors to banks and other people.

[Wakate]

I don't get upset about losses. Even if I was hopeful, it takes me, like, less than 5 minutes to bounce back. To me, it's about  self-control, not getting too emotionality invested in gambling. The advantage is that you don't get addicted, and you don't suffer. But there is a downside to it, too: I don't feel overly excited when I win either.

I think it was the earlier time when I started gambling was when I used to get upset about gambling loses but now, I'm ready used to it and I don't gamble anyhow just because I want to make profits from the market. I think if we stick to risk management and I bet seldomly, we won't be having the challenges of trying to make money from betting to the extent of losing money to what we never planned.
Losing money to bets especially when the amount is huge compared to what we can afford to lose, this can be very painful to the core.

[2Pizza410000BTC]

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.

In gambling, you have to gamble with winning and losing. In gambling, no one can say that I have never lost. To gamble, you must have the experience of losing and you have to accept the experience of losing. I have lost many times in my gambling experience. Even after losing many times, I have been able to keep myself calm and polite because I have accepted gambling as entertainment and I use very small amounts of money in gambling. I never use large amounts of money in gambling, so I do not have to regret it if I lose. Since I use very small amounts of money in gambling, I can easily accept my defeat and continue gambling. There are many people here who use large amounts of money in gambling and when they lose, they cannot forget very easily and one of the reasons for not being able to forget is of course the use of large amounts of money.

[Platinumys]

We may want to forget our losses quickly so that we do not make any wrong decisions in gambling later by thinking about them, but it is not always possible to forget the losses so quickly, but we have to work on why the losses happened or find out the reason for the losses. If we lose for a specific reason every time and if we do not find out the reason for that loss, then we will see that we are losing money again and again for the same reason and when we find out the reason why we have lost money so far, then we will feel like the stupidest person. If we lose, we should remember that loss until we find out the exact reasons for that loss. We have to work in such a way that if we lose once for a specific reason, that loss does not happen again for a second reason.

[Nothingtodo]

What happens if you don't forget that once you lose something, it can't be easily recovered. If you try to recover it in gambling, the results will definitely be bad. If you take more bets to recover past losses, instead of recovering, if you lose, your mental state will become worse. So it's best to forget about the initial losses very easily, otherwise the more time you spend down the drain, the more mental stress you will experience. However, in my case, if I lose, I refrain from betting for several days afterwards and do not bet again until I forget the past loss.

[Gost ms]

What happens if you don't forget that once you lose something, it can't be easily recovered. If you try to recover it in gambling, the results will definitely be bad. If you take more bets to recover past losses, instead of recovering, if you lose, your mental state will become worse. So it's best to forget about the initial losses very easily, otherwise the more time you spend down the drain, the more mental stress you will experience. However, in my case, if I lose, I refrain from betting for several days afterwards and do not bet again until I forget the past loss.

It is better to forget about losing in gambling as soon as possible. Because if you remember about losing then you can fall under many kinds of mental stress and if in that situation you gamble again then you can lose again. But yes you have to keep an eye on why you are losing. You have to correct the mistake for which you are losing. If you cannot correct your mistake then you can make the same mistake again. But you should never remember about losing in gambling.

[Mahanton]

Lost bets that were staked with an amount the gambler considers to be something he can afford to lose, such bets when lost doesn't take time but instantly to be forgotten and moved on to the next bet or to try again the next day. I have the attitude of forgetting my bets immediately I discovered it's a loss, there's no need worrying over a dead horse. People that carry their loss to the next day(s) are those that had made high stakes and what they lost was something not too easy to forget.

You see, many gamblers actually make another deposit after losing their first one. They don't show any signs of complacency or resignation, but they remain confident they can recover their losses and make a profit. I don't know if you've ever been in that situation, but I admit I've been in exactly the same situation when I lost. Even during my most serious addiction, I would make more than two re-deposits after losing my first and second deposits.

You might deny it, but some gamblers have done it because they're not satisfied with losing. There are always times when we feel like we can turn things around instead of giving up, which is why gamblers feel the need to re-deposit to recoup their losses, even though this isn't a wise approach.

On the time or moment that you do made out even more deposit on gambling site that you've been playing then this do solidly shows that you are already that addicted into it and thats something that you do need up to avoid as much as you could because making up even more deposits after you do lose money then it do signifies that you are already that addicted into it and thats very hard for you to be able to get out with that addiction once it do shackles you. People do make out those realizations only at the time that they are experiencing the worst and not they would be that trying out to make out those realizations if they do have those shit condition and not to be able to stop when they are ono mid way. Speaking about on how quickly I do able to forget a loss then it would be that instant but not on the sense that i wont be minding myself on trying to limit myself about my loses. As long i have been able to hit up the threshold then i would completely stop and never look back, the main issue of most gamblers is that they do forgot to set out those limits not until they would be that busting themselves and made out those shit situation just because of what they have been doing. When you do lose your bet or entire capital then you should know on when to call it a day so that you would be able to completely stop and wont be causing up even more damage or loses just because you are that trying out to cope up with it on which this is a very wrong kind of mentality. You should be having that fun and not to make yourself that trying to chase up on what you had lost because once you do made out such step then you would definitely be having some issues when it comes to financial and this is something that must be avoided at all cost. You should that easily move on but not on the sense that you wouldnt be mindful with those loses. You should know on when to check whether you are still that fine with those numbers or already that being excessive on what you are currently that spending. It all matters about self control and moderation on which if you do find yourself having those excessive and impulsiveness then you would be that committing those common mistakes on which gamblers do able to hit up.

[letteredhub]

Lost bets that were staked with an amount the gambler considers to be something he can afford to lose, such bets when lost doesn't take time but instantly to be forgotten and moved on to the next bet or to try again the next day. I have the attitude of forgetting my bets immediately I discovered it's a loss, there's no need worrying over a dead horse. People that carry their loss to the next day(s) are those that had made high stakes and what they lost was something not too easy to forget.

You see, many gamblers actually make another deposit after losing their first one. They don't show any signs of complacency or resignation, but they remain confident they can recover their losses and make a profit. I don't know if you've ever been in that situation, but I admit I've been in exactly the same situation when I lost. Even during my most serious addiction, I would make more than two re-deposits after losing my first and second deposits.

You might deny it, but some gamblers have done it because they're not satisfied with losing. There are always times when we feel like we can turn things around instead of giving up, which is why gamblers feel the need to re-deposit to recoup their losses, even though this isn't a wise approach.

On the time or moment that you do made out even more deposit on gambling site that you've been playing then this do solidly shows that you are already that addicted into it and thats something that you do need up to avoid as much as you could because making up even more deposits after you do lose money then it do signifies that you are already that addicted into it and thats very hard for you to be able to get out with that addiction once it do shackles you. People do make out those realizations only at the time that they are experiencing the worst and not they would be that trying out to make out those realizations if they do have those shit condition and not to be able to stop when they are ono mid way. ....

When a gambler deposits beyond the normal then it's gone to the level of addiction because every immediate deposit after another loss is to satisfy the urge to chase the loss which ultimately lead to a continuous losing of money. Sadly these realization do happen when it's gotten to a very extreme level of addiction which the gambler do find it hard to stop and it then becomes a problem as the gambler now don't have a limit but only when there's no way else of getting money to deposit to gamble. Even as that some go to the extend of selling off their property just to be gambling.

[dwyane36]

Forgetting about losses is crucial to prevent us from becoming more emotionally involved in gambling, which can lead to even greater losses.
In gambling, we must let go of these losses for the next time we gamble, and this is essential for emotional control.
It's true that forgetting about losses is difficult, but I believe we should keep trying. So far, I've always managed to do it quickly, even before gambling again.

It sounds easy in theory, but in reality, gamblers find it difficult to forget a loss, especially if that loss costs them most of their deposit or even their entire deposit. In my opinion, gamblers are more likely to forget their recent wins than a single painful loss.

[Juicyhome]

It sounds easy in theory, but in reality, gamblers find it difficult to forget a loss, especially if that loss costs them most of their deposit or even their entire deposit. In my opinion, gamblers are more likely to forget their recent wins than a single painful loss.

Not all gambler find it difficult to forget lose, is only those that play with emotion. If you have conquered your emotions, you will that any money you invest in gambling is a lost already. so it won't break you down when you loss it. or be hard to forget, it all depend on the individual  difference.

As for me, once i credit my betting app. I only have one thing in mind, waste. Any more i put in my betting app is a waste. I always put money i can afford to lose, so when it goes wrong i won't  bother about it. So its just depend on who is involved. Though others find it hard to forget lost ticket, it usual for human.

[summonerrk]

Probably the best way to forget your loss is to win the money back. And during my gambling session, for example, on Friday evening, there are many times when my deposit decreases and then increases. This creates the so-called "emotional swings". And this psychological effect shakes the psyche of any gambler who feels fear for money. If they are either borrowed or the last and taken from the budget for the needs of the coming month.
Sometimes the best way to forget about a loss is to just leave everything as is and get the money back through stable income like a business or expenses.
Don't try to win it back through the casino again.

[liasbaa]

Forgetting about losses is crucial to prevent us from becoming more emotionally involved in gambling, which can lead to even greater losses.
In gambling, we must let go of these losses for the next time we gamble, and this is essential for emotional control.
It's true that forgetting about losses is difficult, but I believe we should keep trying. So far, I've always managed to do it quickly, even before gambling again.

It sounds easy in theory, but in reality, gamblers find it difficult to forget a loss, especially if that loss costs them most of their deposit or even their entire deposit. In my opinion, gamblers are more likely to forget their recent wins than a single painful loss.

It is very difficult to forget a big loss but if you win a few times in a row then you can easily forget the previous losses. I don't keep track of my losses but I don't feel the need to remember the losses when I win because when you keep thinking about the amount of money you have lost it will torment you mentally and will make you more addicted to gambling so I prefer to gamble in small amounts.

[Ricardo11]

Forgetting about losses is crucial to prevent us from becoming more emotionally involved in gambling, which can lead to even greater losses.
In gambling, we must let go of these losses for the next time we gamble, and this is essential for emotional control.
It's true that forgetting about losses is difficult, but I believe we should keep trying. So far, I've always managed to do it quickly, even before gambling again.

It sounds easy in theory, but in reality, gamblers find it difficult to forget a loss, especially if that loss costs them most of their deposit or even their entire deposit. In my opinion, gamblers are more likely to forget their recent wins than a single painful loss.

It is very difficult to forget a big loss but if you win a few times in a row then you can easily forget the previous losses. I don't keep track of my losses but I don't feel the need to remember the losses when I win because when you keep thinking about the amount of money you have lost it will torment you mentally and will make you more addicted to gambling so I prefer to gamble in small amounts.

That's why you should gamble responsibly from the start, with an amount of money that you can easily accept and forget about if you lose. Sometimes such large losses can make you too emotional, which can lead to uncontrolled gambling, which often leads to even greater losses for you. Be responsible when gambling, be prepared to lose from the start, set an amount of money that you will not regret losing and that you can easily let go of.

[GigaBit]

What happens if you don't forget that once you lose something, it can't be easily recovered. If you try to recover it in gambling, the results will definitely be bad. If you take more bets to recover past losses, instead of recovering, if you lose, your mental state will become worse. So it's best to forget about the initial losses very easily, otherwise the more time you spend down the drain, the more mental stress you will experience. However, in my case, if I lose, I refrain from betting for several days afterwards and do not bet again until I forget the past loss.

Forgetting about losses is crucial to prevent us from becoming more emotionally involved in gambling, which can lead to even greater losses.
In gambling, we must let go of these losses for the next time we gamble, and this is essential for emotional control.
It's true that forgetting about losses is difficult, but I believe we should keep trying. So far, I've always managed to do it quickly, even before gambling again.

Gamblers should remember that emotions can never be positive for gambling. Losing in gambling is regrettable, but it is better to get over it as soon as possible. In gambling one should learn from previous mistakes. If one bets with regret, there is a high probability of bad results. Gambling will have wins and losses, and gambling should be done simply. Just as one should control emotions even when losing, one should also refrain from being overly emotional even when winning.

[Pandu Geddon]

Gamblers should remember that emotions can never be positive for gambling. Losing in gambling is regrettable, but it is better to get over it as soon as possible. In gambling one should learn from previous mistakes. If one bets with regret, there is a high probability of bad results. Gambling will have wins and losses, and gambling should be done simply. Just as one should control emotions even when losing, one should also refrain from being overly emotional even when winning.

Some gamblers are very serious about gambling, even collecting many betting patterns to win the game. Considering gambling as something simple will make it more enjoyable. When we lose, we can try our luck another time, and when we win, we can enjoy the victory. But gamblers who take it too seriously find it hard to forget the losses they experienced.

[Kelward]

Probably the best way to forget your loss is to win the money back. And during my gambling session, for example, on Friday evening, there are many times when my deposit decreases and then increases. This creates the so-called "emotional swings". And this psychological effect shakes the psyche of any gambler who feels fear for money. If they are either borrowed or the last and taken from the budget for the needs of the coming month.
Sometimes the best way to forget about a loss is to just leave everything as is and get the money back through stable income like a business or expenses.
Don't try to win it back through the casino again.

The best way to get over a lose is to stop and walk away, it's never advisable to continue and start to chase loses because there's no guarantee that you'd win. If you are on losing streak and able to stop when you exhaust your bankroll that means that you can get over the lose easier than continuing to try your luck. If you stay and chase loses then lose more money the pain and regret will be much. The best strategy to totally avoid regret of loses is to use small amounts to bet, if you lose insignificant amount you won't feel much regrets.

[Frankolala]

I don't see a reason why loss should be massive when in real sense you are meant to gamble with what you can afford to lose. ..

If everything was that simple, and everyone followed the rules and laws, then we would live in an ideal world. But the reality is that in the pursuit of illusory winnings, players lose not only their money, but also become debtors to banks and other people.

Having a rule to follow is one thing and following the rules is a different thing. We have laws in the country but still citizens break the law when they already know the consequences attached it to. It's same with gambling, very easy to set gambling rules but the moment that you are gambling and start losing your bet, the whole mentality changes entirely, and you will forget about your gambling rules and broke it because you are after profit.

[GIF-JOBS]

I don't see a reason why loss should be massive when in real sense you are meant to gamble with what you can afford to lose. ..

If everything was that simple, and everyone followed the rules and laws, then we would live in an ideal world. But the reality is that in the pursuit of illusory winnings, players lose not only their money, but also become debtors to banks and other people.

Having a rule to follow is one thing and following the rules is a different thing. We have laws in the country but still citizens break the law when they already know the consequences attached it to. It's same with gambling, very easy to set gambling rules but the moment that you are gambling and start losing your bet, the whole mentality changes entirely, and you will forget about your gambling rules and broke it because you are after profit.

And this is a very harsh reality, everyone forgets their own limitations in such a way, people make their own rules, but due to emotions and greed, they break those rules themselves, and as a result they face even greater disasters, it is very sad but this kind of thing happens to most gamblers.

So I think emotions and greed pose the greatest danger to a gambler, so you have to learn to ignore these things anyway, strictly adhere to the limits set according to your ability and no matter what the situation, it is never right to cross these limits, and you always have to think realistically to do these things.

[Moreno233]

I don't see a reason why loss should be massive when in real sense you are meant to gamble with what you can afford to lose. ..

If everything was that simple, and everyone followed the rules and laws, then we would live in an ideal world. But the reality is that in the pursuit of illusory winnings, players lose not only their money, but also become debtors to banks and other people.

I believe that those who borrow money and become indebted because of gambling are addicted to gambling and that is something we should discourage people from doing. Like Cookdata rightly said, one should only gambling what he can afford to lose, if you do that, you will never see the need to borrow to gamble and your losses will be within your limits which you can easily forget and plan the next bet.