What reasons can have you switch intentions while on the casino

[DubemIfedigbo001]

For some of us this might be a moment of reflection...

Many of us gamblers comes into the casino with different intentions, some visits for relaxation and fun, others for quick profits and others as a source of income(professional gambling).

We've seen some people who claimed to come gamble for fun and during the course of having fun they switched their intention from having fun to chasing profits.

We've also learned of those who came to chase little profits and things didn't go their way and they switch intention from chasing little profits to trying to recover their losses.

Some would say the desire to get more casino bonus enticed them and made them spend more time  on the casino.

The list can keep going on....

My question is what do you think are the reasons people who come to the casino with an earlier intention have a switch to a different one? maybe as it's applicable to you and how well did it end for you?

Finally, what would you propose as a solution to help weak-willed gamblers maintain their motive on the casino without deviating situationally?

[Crypto Library]

I don't want to go into too much detail here, the simple answer is that the human mind is always changing and for this we will see that different trends are going on in the world at different times, and at the same time people like new things.

So in this case I would say that it is very normal for people to switch from one casino to another, but yes, those who switch casinos mainly because of greed and hoping for bonuses or jackpots are actually moving towards the stage of creating gambling addiction. Yes, it's not because gamblers don't change gambling sites, but I'll leave it under a normal process.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

So in this case I would say that it is very normal for people to switch from one casino to another, but yes, those who switch casinos mainly because of greed and hoping for bonuses or jackpots are actually moving towards the stage of creating gambling addiction. Yes, it's not because gamblers don't change gambling sites, but I'll leave it under a normal process.

Maybe you missed the point, I was not talking about switching casinos, I was referring to a more logical aspect of being on a casino. Switching intentions, more like before engaging in a casino, you had in mind to gamble for fun and in the end you found yourself chasing profits. What are the reasons for such shift in intention while in the casino and how do we maintain our primary motives without diverting to another intention while on the casino

[Makus]

Switching intentions is normal in gambling, even if sometimes do switch but the most important thing is that we should always find our back to the intended form of our mindset after the session, so we don't make further wrong choices like making extra deposit which wasn't a planned from the beginning.  One of the reasons people switch intentions might be because of an enticing offer. For instance there was i day I log in to a casino and as I was about to make deposit I saw an offer to double my deposit if I increase my deposit to the designated one, so I did increase my deposit because I was having some extra cash, but to my greatest surprise I didn't get that bonus and that pissed me off

[nakamura12]

Maybe you missed the point, I was not talking about switching casinos, I was referring to a more logical aspect of being on a casino. Switching intentions, more like before engaging in a casino, you had in mind to gamble for fun and in the end you found yourself chasing profits. What are the reasons for such shift in intention while in the casino and how do we maintain our primary motives without diverting to another intention while on the casino

I'd say it's the same where it changes everytime where a person is gambling on a casino where let's say that he/she won a decent amount so instead of withdrawing the money but instead he/she still gambling to earn more money yet the results ended in losing it all and become frustrated because of losing it all due to greed. In other words, starting from fun and thrill became chasing profit because of greed.

[Su-asa]

For some of us this might be a moment of reflection...

Many of us gamblers comes into the casino with different intentions, some visits for relaxation and fun, others for quick profits and others as a source of income(professional gambling).

Actually I don't think there's anything as professional gambling, because if you are good at something you won't expirence loses. However I can only switch my intentions as I gamble anytime I am on a losing streak. But switching intentions from gambling for entertainment to chasing your losses and making profits mostly end up losing more to gamble. So it's even better not to switch your intentions as you gamble. You just quit gambling when you see you losing too often.

[mcdouglasx]

My question is what do you think are the reasons people who come to the casino with an earlier intention have a switch to a different one? maybe as it's applicable to you and how well did it end for you?

I think this happens because we seek to feel what betting generates in us, the adrenaline or the sensation that the chemicals in our body spread when we bet, and generally if you change your focus on the game you are only choosing an excuse to seek that feeling, although winning money will almost always be the main reason why most bettors start in this world.

[promise444c5]

Firstly, Gamblers shouldn’t take gambling as a source of income, it just doesn’t make any sense..unless there’s a way to do that without gambling at all(still doesn’t  make any sense )..

Gambling for fun has to be done without  expecting a return..so, it’s pretty much like playing without expecting any profit but yeah, it could occur and it’s even common, because they were never trying to to play for fun even though they thought they were actually gambling for fun..
There’s nothing like chasing  little profit imho, so it’s always about the money and that could result to chasing losses, it’s that easy

[Ultegra134]

Maybe you missed the point, I was not talking about switching casinos, I was referring to a more logical aspect of being on a casino. Switching intentions, more like before engaging in a casino, you had in mind to gamble for fun and in the end you found yourself chasing profits. What are the reasons for such shift in intention while in the casino and how do we maintain our primary motives without diverting to another intention while on the casino

Well, the human mind is a complex organ, a lot can change during the course of your "gambling career". I remember myself starting with simply playing the crash game on Bustabit, then moved to other casinos and slowly expanded my options. Added Dice, Roulette, the "usual" casino games and eventually added others, such as CrazyTime. I then progressed to sports gambling, which is my main activity at the moment.

My point is that just because you start something, doesn't mean you'll always continue doing what you initally did. A major win in sports betting for instance may change your stance into believing that you could sustain a relatively steady income through it, the same applies to roulette, poker, you name it. This isn't necessarily "bad", but you need to be concious of what you're doing and why. I personally don't believe that you'll get far chasing money through gambling, but that's my opinion, it doesn't mean that I'm not after the money, but it's not my main goal, which is why my betting is also rather conservative.

[Patikno]

Basically, a gambler or bettor has their own goals when gambling, and some of them are as you mentioned. However, it is important to realize that each of these goals carries risks, and the risk of loss is a major factor that can lead someone to other risks, including the risk of emotional changes, or switching intentions as you mentioned. I think emotional changes can lead a gambler to change their initial goal, which can result in losses or wins. I think this is an indication of irresponsible gambling, as they lack a strong foundation for wise gambling.

Well, I think this is all closely related to the goal of "revenge" for the comeback, and I strongly advise avoiding the desire for revenge, as it carries significant risks. So, I advise continuing to play wisely, whatever happens when gambling, do it responsibly.

[r_victory]

For me, it's when a gambler, even if it's just for fun, starts winning, and thinks they've discovered a pattern, that they've found a way to beat the casino. Betting stops being just fun and becomes a source of profit. It's a turning point in their mind. We know there are successful people in the betting market (at least that's what they show). They start to think they'll be too.

Any advice? It's hard to give; we don't know exactly what someone is thinking. I'd say, keep having fun. If it's no longer fun, it's best to stop and find another activity, as you could end up addicted and suffering huge losses.

[Strongkored]

My question is what do you think are the reasons people who come to the casino with an earlier intention have a switch to a different one? maybe as it's applicable to you and how well did it end for you?

I don't know for sure because every player has different thoughts and different responses to the results of their game because in my opinion what they experience while playing is a strong reason for players to change their intentions.

Finally, what would you propose as a solution to help weak-willed gamblers maintain their motive on the casino without deviating situationally?

Players must have good self-control, if they control themselves then their intentions will not change even if they see other players getting better results.

[Davidvictorson]

My question is what do you think are the reasons people who come to the casino with an earlier intention have a switch to a different one? maybe as it's applicable to you and how well did it end for you?

So, whether you are referring to online casinos or landbased casinos, one of the reasons which some people may not be thinking of is customer service. Your customers will face one issue or another as they use your casino and if you have a shitty customer service, they will leave. Even I will leave. And shitty customer service shows up in delay in response to a customers query, totally ignoring them, being rude and other attributes. While chatbots are replacing them, they can only go so far they need humans at the end to pick from the place where the chatbot can continue.

[PX-Z]

I never did go to casino yet, i never have that kind of attitude too when i'm already there, say, already in casino app/website that wants to play, i didn't think of backing out if i already deposit and started until i'm satisfied with the result regardless if its win or loss. It's a behaviour of mine to avoid getting regrets later on, cause god, i hate regrets lol.

[Mindyspace]

I think many people change their minds because the emotion of the moment ends up speaking louder. Those who enter just for fun can be seduced by the idea of a quick profit, and those who enter seeking profits end up being carried away by the desire to recoup their losses. It's quite natural, because the casino plays a big role in our emotions.

In my view, the solution would be for each player to have a clear limit before starting, both in terms of time and money. If the idea is to have fun, then keep it that way without putting pressure on the outcome. But of course, maintaining this balance isn't easy when the adrenaline is high.

[Darker45]

I remember Mike Tyson's saying, "Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face." Although he's apparently referring to boxing, I think this is also applicable here.

Everyone has a plan before going inside a casino. But everything goes out of the window as soon as one is in a losing streak or winning streak. As soon as the adrenaline hits, winning or losing takes effect, or the desire to win more or chase losses becomes strong, and so on, all plans are forgotten. I myself have lost track of time and expenses countless of times. When you're already absorbed in the game, it's very easy to forget all prior plans.

Does it work if you keep a company every time you go to a casino so that one can remind you of what you've initially planned?

[suzanne5223]

For some of us this might be a moment of reflection...

Many of us gamblers comes into the casino with different intentions, some visits for relaxation and fun, others for quick profits and others as a source of income(professional gambling).

We've seen some people who claimed to come gamble for fun and during the course of having fun they switched their intention from having fun to chasing profits.

To be sincere. Such gamblers' real intention in playing the game is never for fun, but they choose to hide under the guise of having fun through the game, all because they don't want to accept the fact and take responsibility for their actions.

We've also learned of those who came to chase little profits and things didn't go their way and they switch intention from chasing little profits to trying to recover their losses.

Some would say the desire to get more casino bonus enticed them and made them spend more time  on the casino.

The list can keep going on....

My question is what do you think are the reasons people who come to the casino with an earlier intention have a switch to a different one? maybe as it's applicable to you and how well did it end for you?

Finally, what would you propose as a solution to help weak-willed gamblers maintain their motive on the casino without deviating situationally?

Everything you stated is something an irresponsible gambler uses as an excuse for their addiction or immature gambling habit, when the house's benefits are always prioritized in every game, and the chance                    

[maydna]

People can change their intention to come to the casino anytime because that will depend on them. That can also happen to me where I can play in one or two casinos then move to the other casinos. No one can prohibit me from doing that because that will be up to me.

People will have many reasons to change their minds and move to other casinos. We will not know and they don't have to tell their reason. So it is better we just think of ourselves and choose the right casino for us.

The thing that I can suggest to them is just to keep their self-control and not be tempted by the promotions. They need to take care of themselves and not spend too much especially if they can not see more losses.

[Samlucky O]

We've seen some people who claimed to come gamble for fun and during the course of having fun they switched their intention from having fun to chasing profits.

Surely as human we are bound to make changes at any moment, just like the saying goes that the only thing constant in life is changes. So do we make changes at anytime. Although the main aim or reason for every gambler to gamble is to make profit, and even though they claim to be having fun they also target the money. No one is happy gambling only for fun while losing money, infact the money is the main reason for Gambling, but people call it fun because wining is not certain. So if you ask me I would say that they didn't switch from having fun to making profit because that was the intended reason for gambling.

My question is what do you think are the reasons people who come to the casino with an earlier intention have a switch to a different one? maybe as it's applicable to you and how well did it end for you?

For me I gamble to make profit, I don't have any intention than that if there are people who have other intention or motive of gambling, I don't know about that but for me I gamble for the money. I have never switch from one thing to another and it has been goin well for me even though wining is by luck.

[Die_empty]

My question is what do you think are the reasons people who come to the casino with an earlier intention have a switch to a different one? maybe as it's applicable to you and how well did it end for you?

Finally, what would you propose as a solution to help weak-willed gamblers maintain their motive on the casino without deviating situationally?

-Indiscipline: Changing your goal of gambling might be caused by a lack of the strong will to stand by your decision. When people are moved or influenced by circumstances and not by their own resolution, it shows a sign of indiscipline.
  
-Greed: Gamblers sometimes decide to pursue money or chase losses when they see that another person just won. They assume that they can also win if they change their stance and start betting for cash.  

The solution is to have a strong will and always stand by your decisions regardless of the pressure to sway.