When you’re already down big, do you still keep playing or just stop?

[Rashlyowl]

I believe every gambler already faced this dire situation but my reaction on dealing this situation is different depending on my financial status.

I play more if I can still afford to play but most of the time I already stop playing since I’m scared to add more losses.

I manage multiple times to recover from big losses by playing more but this is not recommended and the feeling is not nice at all compared to regular gambling that is just chilling.

I have also felt the same thing, when experiencing a lot of losses, I feel like I want revenge to win & get back the money that has been lost from the losses experienced. Honestly, I once forced myself to continue gambling when I experienced a big loss & I used all the money I had, it turned out to be a bad loss for my mental, as a result I had to borrow from others to make ends meet, it felt sad. So it is better & I strongly recommend that you stop immediately for a moment and don't eat yourself if you have experienced a big loss, don't use all your money in the hope of getting a big win because there is no guarantee, it's all about luck & strategy.

[ScamViruS]

I usually choose to spend all of what I deposit in gambling, when it's completely gone I will leave, because withdrawing some of it in my opinion makes me more curious so for me spending it all is the best choice even though sometimes I leave with annoyance

Every gambler should have their own limit so that they don't feel like losing everything. If you set a limit in advance on how much money you want to gamble with in your account each day, you won't have to face unexpected big losses. However, it's not always a good idea to gamble with the thought of losing, you also have to have a winning mindset and everything is within limits. Therefore, there should be limits so that gambling does not become an addiction, and there should be advance measures to prevent it.

[justinlamode]

If you are already down by a big amount, the right thing to do is to stop gambling and re-evaluate your strategy to see if there are mistakes or if the way you are making your selection does not give you advantages. If you continue gambling under that situation, you will still lose more because you will not have a relaxed mind then and you will be chasing losses which is one thing you should not do as a gambler. I learnt to set aside amount for gambler which I must not exceed no matter what happens.

[Rockstarguy]

You know, every gambler goes through that phase, that point where you either accept the loss and save the little you’ve got left, or just keep playing thinking maybe you’ll make a comeback. So what kind of gambler are you? The type who stops and walks away with what’s left, or the one who goes all in until it’s completely gone?

One thing to know as a gambler to continue playing after a huge lose doesn't guarantee a win, so if you can't risk or afford to lose their is no point to continue gambling.  If you can risk and don't feel bad if you lose then you can still keep gambling and if you haven't exceeds your gambling limit then you can keep gambling . The best time to stop gambling is when you know right in that you cant afford to lose the game , their is no need to to force yourself in playing because their is no guarantee of winning even if you gamble with the amount that is left with you. It is just better to stop and come back some other time.

[suzanne5223]

I'm the kind of gambler you listed, but in the early stage of my gambling, I was one before I developed the concept to avoid going through the same course. The idea is to plan the amount I want to use to gamble for the day, with the aim of not going beyond the amount I planned to spend on the game.
I know this is difficult for some gamblers, but I have gone through the route of self-discipline, which makes me see gambling as a game to try my luck if i lose the game, but manage my bankroll and mental health well, i am still winning cause the next day's game could be my lucky day.

[HelliumZ]

Have you ever experienced that moment when you’re already down a huge amount, and suddenly the excitement is gone? You’re just gambling for the sake of it, placing bets recklessly, and deep down you know you’ll probably get busted soon.

You know, every gambler goes through that phase, that point where you either accept the loss and save the little you’ve got left, or just keep playing thinking maybe you’ll make a comeback. So what kind of gambler are you? The type who stops and walks away with what’s left, or the one who goes all in until it’s completely gone?

No, I am not that kind of reckless gambler because when I lose more than twice at gambling, I do not automatically distance myself and I do not take any further bets. I temporarily or permanently refrain from gambling with whatever balance I have left. There are many gamblers who keep gambling until they run out of money and they finally stop when their balance is zero. But in my case I set a limit, especially if I lose twice or if I lose, no matter how excited I am or not, I will stop myself from gambling and leave the gambling hall. I try to save whatever balance I have left.

[HONDACD125]

One thing to know as a gambler to continue playing after a huge lose doesn't guarantee a win, so if you can't risk or afford to lose their is no point to continue gambling.  If you can risk and don't feel bad if you lose then you can still keep gambling and if you haven't exceeds your gambling limit then you can keep gambling . The best time to stop gambling is when you know right in that you cant afford to lose the game , their is no need to to force yourself in playing because their is no guarantee of winning even if you gamble with the amount that is left with you. It is just better to stop and come back some other time.

Why lose big in the first place? A person should stop gambling when they see that they are constantly losing, once you lose 25% of your bankroll, or at least 50%, you should stop gambling right there because you can clearly see that you are not winning, and that means your luck isn't working. Gambling continuously even after that is nothing but foolishness because your luck isn't going to change all of a sudden, and gambling more will only mean that you are going to lose more, and one should never choose to go down that path even after knowing what's going to happen.

If someone says that they don't know this or didn't know this, it means gambling is not for them, because you can't start doing something and still don't know much about it. When you decided to start gambling, you must have understood the concept behind gambling, and how things work in it, but if you didn't, then I don't know why you are doing it.

Whatever we do in this world, we should know both positive and negative consequences of our actions.

[Sonia_123]

Have you ever experienced that moment when you’re already down a huge amount, and suddenly the excitement is gone? You’re just gambling for the sake of it, placing bets recklessly, and deep down you know you’ll probably get busted soon.

You know, every gambler goes through that phase, that point where you either accept the loss and save the little you’ve got left, or just keep playing thinking maybe you’ll make a comeback. So what kind of gambler are you? The type who stops and walks away with what’s left, or the one who goes all in until it’s completely gone?

As a reckless gambler who has refused to observe limits, after a huge down, all I will do is walk away with whatever I have left and not to exhaust everything completely so that I will have  what to fall back on  because gambling wins are not assured and the game am playing does not look like there are chances of winning the game at the end.

[MainIbem]

No, I am not that kind of reckless gambler because when I lose more than twice at gambling, I do not automatically distance myself and I do not take any further bets. I temporarily or permanently refrain from gambling with whatever balance I have left. There are many gamblers who keep gambling until they run out of money and they finally stop when their balance is zero. But in my case I set a limit, especially if I lose twice or if I lose, no matter how excited I am or not, I will stop myself from gambling and leave the gambling hall. I try to save whatever balance I have left.

There was a point when I began losing more consistently and it felt like the game was becoming boring and getting me pissed, I had to take a break and even logout from the platform I mostly bet with so I won't get angry, refund and start chasing my loses and it helped because when I tried again after sometime, I realized that I wasn't that unlucky as before, so what I realize is that luck won't always be on your side as a gambler and the best way to handle the situation is to take a break and try again later.

[AmaGold70]

Have you ever experienced that moment when you’re already down a huge amount, and suddenly the excitement is gone? You’re just gambling for the sake of it, placing bets recklessly, and deep down you know you’ll probably get busted soon.

You know, every gambler goes through that phase, that point where you either accept the loss and save the little you’ve got left, or just keep playing thinking maybe you’ll make a comeback. So what kind of gambler are you? The type who stops and walks away with what’s left, or the one who goes all in until it’s completely gone?

I would rather stop on time than waiting for gambling to control me. Because as a gambler when you accept the losses and walk away, it will make you not to lose much because most times we often losses due to not knowing when to stop. To be honest there are gamblers that normally find this very difficult, even till now they don't know the right time to take a break, more especially when they are winning.

[OgNasty]

I’ll let you know if it ever happens. 

[2Pizza410000BTC]

Have you ever experienced that moment when you’re already down a huge amount, and suddenly the excitement is gone? You’re just gambling for the sake of it, placing bets recklessly, and deep down you know you’ll probably get busted soon.

You know, every gambler goes through that phase, that point where you either accept the loss and save the little you’ve got left, or just keep playing thinking maybe you’ll make a comeback. So what kind of gambler are you? The type who stops and walks away with what’s left, or the one who goes all in until it’s completely gone?

I have used very little money in gambling since the beginning but I clearly remember that I used a lot of money in gambling only two to three times but there I lost once and the other two times I won but my gambling did not create such a situation or morale where I would stop gambling. There are many people who lose their morale in gambling and stop gambling but those who actually gamble for entertainment and use very little money in gambling never lose their morale they can keep their morale right and continue gambling. And especially gambling is best for entertainment gambling is not best for making money those who think gambling is the main means of making money are the ones who lose their morale and express various bad comments about gambling.

If we consider gambling, I would say that I am a responsible gambler because I have never participated in one gambling game after another recklessly and I have never regretted losing in gambling and I have never announced to stop gambling after losing. So I can definitely say that I am a responsible gambler because I am not addicted.

[junder]

As a gambler, knowing when to call it a day is really important in order not to regret everything and end up losing everything. When is no longer going your way after maybe 5 to 6 attempts of placing and losing a bet serially then you should be able to know that this is not your day and it’s better to call it a day instead of trying to chase your loses. Chasing loses is one of the most gambling addiction and you may end up at the end of the day borrowing money just to chase the loses and still not getting it and you’re already in a debt because you’ve exhausted all the money you were with.

Yes, that's indeed important, because otherwise, we could experience significant losses, as I did myself. Fortunately, that incident made me aware, which ultimately led to a better gambling experience. This strong awareness convinced me that gambling should be done in moderation and not excessively. When losing, stop when winning and withdraw.
Addiction is a terrifying experience, in my opinion, because it can destroy me in many ways, not just financially.

[Dickiy]

Have you ever experienced that moment when you’re already down a huge amount, and suddenly the excitement is gone? You’re just gambling for the sake of it, placing bets recklessly, and deep down you know you’ll probably get busted soon.

You know, every gambler goes through that phase, that point where you either accept the loss and save the little you’ve got left, or just keep playing thinking maybe you’ll make a comeback. So what kind of gambler are you? The type who stops and walks away with what’s left, or the one who goes all in until it’s completely gone?

I would rather stop on time than waiting for gambling to control me. Because as a gambler when you accept the losses and walk away, it will make you not to lose much because most times we often losses due to not knowing when to stop. To be honest there are gamblers that normally find this very difficult, even till now they don't know the right time to take a break, more especially when they are winning.

Your decision to stop after your first loss was absolutely correct. That's a good one, and it's what gamblers should do when they lose.

The reason is that continuing to play doesn't necessarily mean the outcome will be different. Even if there's a chance of winning, what if the outcome is the same? That will obviously increase your losses over time.

I agree with you that the reason why gamblers experience a losing streak is because they can't stop when they're losing.

[Yablee0]

Winners never quit, and quitters never win.. I believe in that saying. That’s why I keep gambling as long as there’s still some balance left in my account. But once it’s all gone, I make sure to control myself and not deposit again, because I’ve experienced that many times before and it usually doesn’t end well. It’s fine to be brave as long as we’re only gambling with what we can afford to lose. There’s no point in cashing out small amounts just to play safe,  might as well go all in, lose it all, and take a break after.

That idealogy of yours sometimes can be very risky mostly, it takes only a mature minded individual to follow that principle decently without having issues with it, however a friend of mine has sometimes dealt with a similar situation like that, he often use that slungan as his strength when ever is gambling , that winners never quit and quitters never win, but it was pretty amazing how this ideas of he's turned him into an addicted gambler that almost ruin his life if not for God intervention on his life I don't know what would have been of him.

In my opinion it is more better and healthy walking away when you are feeling bored or having significant lost to get better and feel refreshed for another day.

[michellee]

As a gambler, knowing when to call it a day is really important in order not to regret everything and end up losing everything. When is no longer going your way after maybe 5 to 6 attempts of placing and losing a bet serially then you should be able to know that this is not your day and it’s better to call it a day instead of trying to chase your loses. Chasing loses is one of the most gambling addiction and you may end up at the end of the day borrowing money just to chase the loses and still not getting it and you’re already in a debt because you’ve exhausted all the money you were with.

Yes, that's indeed important, because otherwise, we could experience significant losses, as I did myself. Fortunately, that incident made me aware, which ultimately led to a better gambling experience. This strong awareness convinced me that gambling should be done in moderation and not excessively. When losing, stop when winning and withdraw.
Addiction is a terrifying experience, in my opinion, because it can destroy me in many ways, not just financially.

Many of us experience significant losses but not many of us can really stop gambling. They are not aware of their losses but still gamble because they think that they can win sooner. They chase their losses but do not think about the bigger losses that can come. This is why we must have a strong awareness of gambling so we can know when to stop especially if we are losing for some time. We can't risk more money on gambling because we don't know if we can win or still lose. If they keep doing that, sooner or later, they will get addicted to gambling and hard to realize.

[Fredomago]

Have you ever experienced that moment when you’re already down a huge amount, and suddenly the excitement is gone? You’re just gambling for the sake of it, placing bets recklessly, and deep down you know you’ll probably get busted soon.

You know, every gambler goes through that phase, that point where you either accept the loss and save the little you’ve got left, or just keep playing thinking maybe you’ll make a comeback. So what kind of gambler are you? The type who stops and walks away with what’s left, or the one who goes all in until it’s completely gone?

I would rather stop on time than waiting for gambling to control me. Because as a gambler when you accept the losses and walk away, it will make you not to lose much because most times we often losses due to not knowing when to stop. To be honest there are gamblers that normally find this very difficult, even till now they don't know the right time to take a break, more especially when they are winning.

And it will minimize your loses as there's other day to gamble back and hope for your luck, and adding to that, the chance of depositing more and more once aggression already got triggered inside you, a wise gmabler always aim minimizing his loses and stop same when he already gain some decent profits then quit, knowing that luck is not alway around and he needs to take advantage of the situation.

[|MINER|]

Don't continue with playing when you're already feeling down, because there won't be fun in doing it any longer, while you must have suffered repeated losses and yet you wanted to brave up to continue playing, all because probably you can't afford to let go or so, things are not being done that way, so that we don't advanced into been depressed after the whole day long.

It's not only about the our feeling we have to go with the logics like with that fund can we afford that ? And even if we can afford that amount do we afford to lose them ? Wouldn't it be possible that we would fall into a financial crisis because of that fund?

And also there can be some others factors what should be cause that we shouldn't continue gambling. I am bringing these factors becuase some time ours feelings don't control in our hand on that time we can't do anything if we don't prepared ourselves for this.

[348Judah]

Defining being down could come in many ways, so if a gambler is said to be down in gambling, it could be that he's not having the appetite of gambling anymore for that particular time, or maybe he has been having series of losses and that has weigh him down as he is running out of bankroll, but either of these, once we feels like putting a stop, then we shouldn't hesitate doing so for our own benefits, so it does not turned an opposite experience for us.

[shanz]

Have you ever experienced that moment when you’re already down a huge amount, and suddenly the excitement is gone? You’re just gambling for the sake of it, placing bets recklessly, and deep down you know you’ll probably get busted soon.

You know, every gambler goes through that phase, that point where you either accept the loss and save the little you’ve got left, or just keep playing thinking maybe you’ll make a comeback. So what kind of gambler are you? The type who stops and walks away with what’s left, or the one who goes all in until it’s completely gone?

I always say this: do never keep playing when the pleasure disappears. This is the time when you need to move on and do something else. gambling is an activity to kill boredom not to kill your pleasure. this is to be excited and feel happy. if you find yourself placing bets recklessly then you need to stop and ask yourself... am I in trouble? Do never play with money you don't afford to loose.