Is it wrong to take a temporary break from gambling?

[Justbillywitt]

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There is also option 3, when a player earns from gambling and does not take long breaks, or plays without big losses but plays rarely. I think it is more important to be able to control yourself so as not to exceed acceptable limits, rather than thinking about taking a break after losing another deposit. I am not against breaks and I often take them myself, but not because I lose a lot, but because there are more important things in priority, and gambling for me is just entertainment.

But it's really funny how some gamblers think of only taking a break when they are losing bets back to back. But when they are on the winning spree you won't see them talking about taking a break from gambling. Although anyone can take a break from gambling whenever they feel like, but often we only see people who are losing more talking about taking a break. Some will argue that when you are winning that there's no need to take a break, that you are in the season of your luck that taking a break at that time will make you lose out and cut short your lucky season. At that time I think it's no longer the gambler talking, but the greed in him that's speaking through the gambler.

[HelliumZ]

Recently, I have had a few wins while betting or gambling. It could be said that I gambled for fun, not really expecting to win (not that I expected to lose). However, fortunately, in those few gambling sessions, I always ended up with a win. Now I am thinking that I want to continue gambling whenever I get lucky, because I think that maybe luck has been on my side lately. And maybe some of you have the same thought. So I am wondering if I should try my luck again after a win, or should I still take a break?

This may seem like a simple question, but strangely enough it always bothers my mind every time or rather every day. So I hope to receive opinions or even suggestions from you, especially from people who have experienced the same thing before.

If you have won multiple times in the beginning, you should take a break and start gambling again. However, if you are gambling just for fun, then it is a different matter and you can continue because your main goal is to have fun. However, those who are new to gambling initially have good luck and winning acts as a trap for them. In this case, if you cannot control yourself and continue to bet even after you have won multiple times, you may face losses or defeats. You will never win multiple times in a row. So you decide for yourself whether you will continue or stop for a while.

[Raflesia]

If you play continuously then you will be a loser one time. It might make you loser or winer but if you want to keep the winning amount then you should withdraw the amount you want to save. And never be greedy if so then you wont control yourself when it needs and if so then you must be a loser and on that time you will be more loser than winning amount.

With the player's odds of winning no greater than the casino's, it's clear that players will often lose more than they win. There's no guarantee of continued gambling. Even if someone thinks that continuing to gamble will result in winning, they're probably no longer in their right mind. What's likely to happen when we continue gambling is that the number of losses will certainly outweigh the wins. However, those who are truly lucky are lucky enough to achieve a profit that covers all their losses. Such lucky individuals are rare.
Furthermore, regardless of whether we win or lose, it's best to take a break. Even if we win, continuing to gamble can lead to greed, which can lead to destruction.

[Nwada001]

If you have won multiple times in the beginning, you should take a break and start gambling again. However, if you are gambling just for fun, then it is a different matter and you can continue because your main goal is to have fun. However, those who are new to gambling initially have good luck and winning acts as a trap for them. In this case, if you cannot control yourself and continue to bet even after you have won multiple times, you may face losses or defeats. You will never win multiple times in a row. So you decide for yourself whether you will continue or stop for a while.

Even for those who are gambling for fun, they also need to take a break. It's not as if gambling is the only thing that could be done for fun; they can also focus on other things because the more time they are spending on gambling, the more they will also spend much more money as payment for that fun, and there is also how they will spend too much time doing one particular thing, and the thing will later turn out to be boring, or something else will start keeping them from continuing to play and not be fun again.

[Lida93]

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Even for those who are gambling for fun, they also need to take a break. It's not as if gambling is the only thing that could be done for fun; they can also focus on other things because the more time they are spending on gambling, the more they will also spend much more money as payment for that fun, and there is also how they will spend too much time doing one particular thing, and the thing will later turn out to be boring, or something else will start keeping them from continuing to play and not be fun again.

Whether you're gambling for fun or you're gambling for the profit involved there's a point you would have to give yourself a break. On a norms excess of anything is wrong and this includes gambling too. Yes, it could be boring too when we overdo a thing and by taking a break it helps to relax and think of more better ways to enjoy the games when we go back to it. It also can give us time to fashion how we spend our funds to not overspend out of fun.

[giammangiato]

A fear, whether short or long, could never do any harm, especially in gambling. It's a good idea to take a break after a winning session, because we might fall into the "I'm invincible" trap. The same goes for a losing session, so as not to fall into the "depression" trap.

Essentially, it serves to reset the emotions that could likely lead us to make bad choices. I can confirm that it always works (in my case).

[free-bit.co.in]

Recently, I have had a few wins while betting or gambling. It could be said that I gambled for fun, not really expecting to win (not that I expected to lose). However, fortunately, in those few gambling sessions, I always ended up with a win. Now I am thinking that I want to continue gambling whenever I get lucky, because I think that maybe luck has been on my side lately. And maybe some of you have the same thought. So I am wondering if I should try my luck again after a win, or should I still take a break?

This may seem like a simple question, but strangely enough it always bothers my mind every time or rather every day. So I hope to receive opinions or even suggestions from you, especially from people who have experienced the same thing before.

however I gotta disagree. It is really important to keep your head straight after a victory not just to avoid falling into the -I am invincible- trap. I think that taking a quick break somethin like 15 or 20 minute could help you clear your head & avoid making snap decisions. Longer voluntary breaks & later more deliberate betting could result from even a short pause. So next time you hit a win do not just ride the high, take a breather. It might mean the difference between making a wise move and going after the next rush.

[rachael9385]

In my opinion, everyone needs a break when they're doing something. This prevents them from accumulating too much stress. For example, if someone is gambling every day, they gamble for entertainment, but they stop enjoying other things and focus solely on gambling. So, after months of gambling every day, they'll start thinking about gambling to chase losses. Unfortunately, because they'll lose every day, and over time, this will begin to negatively affect them.

And if this person doesn't take breaks to rest and focus on something else, they can develop a gambling addiction because they're constantly thinking about gambling. They won't be able to stop gambling. By the time they realize they're addicted to gambling, it will be too late. I think everyone should take a temporary break from gambling, from work, and from real-world problems to rest.

You are right, too much of everything is bad and it can affect you overtime. Even if you claim to gamble for entertainment it's advisable to take some breaks, this helps you to get your mind on track and avoid anything that's going to make you become a gambling addict. Most people don't realize that gambling addiction creeps in slowly and by the time they know what's happening they become addicted

[ShowOff]

Whether you're gambling for fun or you're gambling for the profit involved there's a point you would have to give yourself a break. On a norms excess of anything is wrong and this includes gambling too. Yes, it could be boring too when we overdo a thing and by taking a break it helps to relax and think of more better ways to enjoy the games when we go back to it. It also can give us time to fashion how we spend our funds to not overspend out of fun.

That's right, entertainment isn't limited to gambling, so it's okay to occasionally spend money on different entertainment, or at least spend all your free time with your family. Gamblers should have a specific time to rest, just like those who enjoy betting on sports, when the season ends, it's a good time to take a break.

Besides managing your spending, you can also learn or update your gambling strategies to increase your chances of winning. I think that continuous gambling can lead to boredom, or vice versa potentially lead to addiction. Therefore, I strongly agree with taking time off, regardless of whether you're winning or losing in certain time period.

[junder]

Winning and losing are common in any game, and everyone experiences them, although the circumstances vary. Losses can be small or large, but losing can be a burden. The solution isn't just to rest, but to have fresh funds. This will also improve the quality of one's rest and help calm the mind. Having a new source of funds can, of course, be used to play again later, or whenever they want. I think the longest break is only two days if you have the funds... then it's business as usual.

Don't assume that even if you lose today and have money tomorrow, you have to gamble again the next day. I believe this behavior is not much different from gambling, which involves chasing wins. It's better to gamble only occasionally, for example, once a week, or three times a week, it's up to you. The point is, don't gamble too often. Bad things won't happen if you don't start.
If I lose today and have money tomorrow, I won't gamble the next day. I'll return when I have more money. With established limits, gambling shouldn't cause problems or negative impacts.

[bubilas]

A gambler or bettor should not be afraid to take a break from gambling and betting, because in any case it will only be beneficial.
I understand that often a bettor can miss good odds on matches that will be good for a confident bet, but a break will never harm the psyche of a bettor or gambler, because some may then not return to gambling or betting and find a better hobby for themselves that will bring a more stable income.

[eisen33]

A gambler or bettor should not be afraid to take a break from gambling and betting, because in any case it will only be beneficial.
I understand that often a bettor can miss good odds on matches that will be good for a confident bet, but a break will never harm the psyche of a bettor or gambler, because some may then not return to gambling or betting and find a better hobby for themselves that will bring a more stable income.

I once tried not placing bets and taking a break, but at the same time I wrote down the bets I would have made if I had wanted to place them. And I can say that sometimes when it seems like it’s a very good match that should definitely win, it ends up losing, while the bets you have doubts about often turn out well. Therefore, you shouldn’t worry about missing a good match, just treat it as another bet and don’t think that you might be missing something. If you need to take a break, then do it and don’t regret anything.

[Mate2237]

A gambler or bettor should not be afraid to take a break from gambling and betting, because in any case it will only be beneficial.
I understand that often a bettor can miss good odds on matches that will be good for a confident bet, but a break will never harm the psyche of a bettor or gambler, because some may then not return to gambling or betting and find a better hobby for themselves that will bring a more stable income.

I once tried not placing bets and taking a break, but at the same time I wrote down the bets I would have made if I had wanted to place them. And I can say that sometimes when it seems like it’s a very good match that should definitely win, it ends up losing, while the bets you have doubts about often turn out well. Therefore, you shouldn’t worry about missing a good match, just treat it as another bet and don’t think that you might be missing something. If you need to take a break, then do it and don’t regret anything.

I agree with you because what actually stops people from taking break or even regulate the way that they gamble is the feeling that you are missing out on very important matches when you are not betting this is one thing that has held many people back continuously gambling and losing.



What people should know is that all games are the same and should be treated as one there is no game that has a better guarantee than the others so taking a break from gambling is one thing that people should do regularly and often because it will help you in minimizing loss and giving you a better strategy to come up with

[Olatundespo]

A gambler or bettor should not be afraid to take a break from gambling and betting, because in any case it will only be beneficial.
I understand that often a bettor can miss good odds on matches that will be good for a confident bet, but a break will never harm the psyche of a bettor or gambler, because some may then not return to gambling or betting and find a better hobby for themselves that will bring a more stable income.

I once tried not placing bets and taking a break, but at the same time I wrote down the bets I would have made if I had wanted to place them. And I can say that sometimes when it seems like it’s a very good match that should definitely win, it ends up losing, while the bets you have doubts about often turn out well. Therefore, you shouldn’t worry about missing a good match, just treat it as another bet and don’t think that you might be missing something. If you need to take a break, then do it and don’t regret anything.

Winning and losing depend on luck. The things you give more importance to in betting are more likely to lose and in reality it can happen. After betting whether it is winning or losing, I have tried to adjust these things but the result is that it always depends on luck. I have bet on good teams but I have not always won. Sometimes for peace of mind I have bet on bad teams and I have won there unexpectedly.

You are right that no matter what decision you make, you should not regret it. You should not think that every decision will be perfect. Losing and winning are two things related to gambling and should be accepted naturally.

[hedgeh0g]

A gambler or bettor should not be afraid to take a break from gambling and betting, because in any case it will only be beneficial.
I understand that often a bettor can miss good odds on matches that will be good for a confident bet, but a break will never harm the psyche of a bettor or gambler, because some may then not return to gambling or betting and find a better hobby for themselves that will bring a more stable income.

It seems to me that only a gambler or a bettor with excellent self-control can afford to take a break from this hobby. Because as far as I heard from those guys who are addicted: they generally cannot even put their smartphones away from their hands, because they always want to place bets or hang out in an online casino.
And even when they are temporarily busy with something else, they still constantly think about bets or about what the outcomes will be for the matches they have bet on.

[danherbias07]

If you have won multiple times in the beginning, you should take a break and start gambling again. However, if you are gambling just for fun, then it is a different matter and you can continue because your main goal is to have fun. However, those who are new to gambling initially have good luck and winning acts as a trap for them. In this case, if you cannot control yourself and continue to bet even after you have won multiple times, you may face losses or defeats. You will never win multiple times in a row. So you decide for yourself whether you will continue or stop for a while.

Even for those who are gambling for fun, they also need to take a break. It's not as if gambling is the only thing that could be done for fun; they can also focus on other things because the more time they are spending on gambling, the more they will also spend much more money as payment for that fun, and there is also how they will spend too much time doing one particular thing, and the thing will later turn out to be boring, or something else will start keeping them from continuing to play and not be fun again.

That is correct. I have been to a point where I gamble more than spending time with my family, and I don't like what is happening. I realized that it takes a lot of my time, so I minimized the time I spend on gambling and just stopped at a point where I don't like it anymore. After playing slots for a long time, it's easier to get bored with it because of the repetitive type of play.

Taking breaks is important, and it's best if we get used to it. That way, our family would not get cold with us, and we can spend more time with them.

[gunhell16]

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There is also option 3, when a player earns from gambling and does not take long breaks, or plays without big losses but plays rarely. I think it is more important to be able to control yourself so as not to exceed acceptable limits, rather than thinking about taking a break after losing another deposit. I am not against breaks and I often take them myself, but not because I lose a lot, but because there are more important things in priority, and gambling for me is just entertainment.

But it's really funny how some gamblers think of only taking a break when they are losing bets back to back. But when they are on the winning spree you won't see them talking about taking a break from gambling. Although anyone can take a break from gambling whenever they feel like, but often we only see people who are losing more talking about taking a break. Some will argue that when you are winning that there's no need to take a break, that you are in the season of your luck that taking a break at that time will make you lose out and cut short your lucky season. At that time I think it's no longer the gambler talking, but the greed in him that's speaking through the gambler.

When some gamblers win consecutively, they feel overconfident that they can beat the house edge and win even more. This often happens because the gambler is simply too greedy.

That's why we really need to learn to have self-control and not be greedy with money. Instead, we should learn to be content with our winnings, stop immediately,
and just come back another time.