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

[Findingnemo]

Walking away with what's left is what I will do in the situation because there is no point in pushing it harder, in my opinion. Others might have a different opinion like they want to test their luck until the last bit of pennies left in their wallet.

I never down that big, I deposit a small amount and worse thing can happen to me is I will just lose the deposit and if it happened I will just call it a day and move on to other chores that might needs my attention and to avoid the sense of disappointment.

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At such a situation, I am already self conscious that it's time to take a break because I can not afford to zero my account if really I never intended to spend all the deposit I made. The only time I will go reckless without minding whether all my balance is burned or not is only if I have specifically dedicated the amount for just gambling at that time and I would just want to keep gambling to see if a win is going to come before my balance can turn to zero. If I am not intentional about it, then am not zeroing my account just to catch a win.

All the money that I sent to gambling site have already be dedicated for gambling, I can decide to spend them all. But if I win just 2 odds or like 1.5 odds, I will withdraw the money immediately. If I lose all, I do not mind because the money is small and I can lose it and not think about it at all and it will not affect me because the money is just a small amount of money.

[Antotena]

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?

It has happened to me before, there is this week that I gamble and use one particular team on all my games, I used them for almost 5 different bets that I wager and I was disappointed that 3 put of 5 was almost done but that particular team made me lose everything. I wished I never included them on my game that day, they ruined all my plans and for that reason. I wasted the reman money left on the casino, I shouldn't have over reacted but I have every reasons that day.

What I learn that day, as you are risking money on casino, don't invest your emotions along, it will make you to lose everything you have worked dearly for. If you bet and get disappointed, let it go and focus on the next one. There is always one game in that week that can help you make back your money again, this always works for me since I learnt to be patience. In my book, there are 1000 more combinations you can lose but if you have good skills, 1 win can help you recover everything you loss to casino.

[Umulala-alala]

Why most gamblers loss all is when they are trying win back all what they have lost in gambling, i don't have to wait to loss everything before i can go for some rest i don't quit i only give space for some time and continue gambling again. When a gambler is desperate chasing loss he won't concentrate again on what he is doing so it's good to stop at the moment when you realize that your pocket is going empty, there people who go to the extend of using there properties as a collateral when the money with has gone addiction can also lead to this.

[Agbamoni]

Good question. Many gamblers can relate to his, including me. Anyway, I have been in that position before, what I did was to keep playing because the amount let to play with is little.

The funny part of it all is that, in some cases the moment you try to play it recklessly, not caring about the outcome. It is the time you will get lucky to win, bringing you back to the game again. It has happened to me before.

[Pandu Geddon]

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 also lost large amounts before, becoming uncontrollable, and gambling without limits really drains all the money. But now I gamble with a budget and in amounts that are not large. I can spend i,t and I am not afraid that losses will affect my finances. 
I used to be afraid to bet until everything was gone, but now I will bet until it's gone, but within my budget, not all the money in my wallet.

[masulum]

It’s usually better to stop once you’re chasing losses, that’s when emotions take over logic.

Exactly, don't force to play if already loss a significant amount during one gambling session. The more money spent, the more harder to control our self. It's better to stop when feelthe losses are almost reaching our limit (if limit for gambling higher), or if the limit is smaller, continue betting until you reach it, but never re-deposit when loss. This will help to maintain a healthy financial for gambling and daily need.

[Pandorak]

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?

It's simple, people who gamble without a solid plan from the start will inevitably feel fear, in this context referring to their gambling budget. Those who don't have one and bet all their money will certainly feel fear, afraid that the money they've deposited will run out, so it's not uncommon for them to stop playing midway and leave with whatever money they have left. Personally, i've never been afraid of running out of money, because it's a budget i've set aside for gambling from the start. So if the money eventually runs out, it won't be a significant problem, and if i win or make a profit, i'll consider it a bonus.

[BitMaxz]

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 think you're supposed to spend all funds you deposit at the casino because it's money for fun. If you don't want to lose much in gambling, then limit yourself and only deposit the amount you are willing to lose.

Don't deposit more than you can afford to lose.
Because if you deposit all the money you left in your pocket, the eagerness to retake what you lost is pretty high. During gambling, you can't simply stop while your brain is telling you that you can recover what you lost with the remaining amount.
So, I'm sure most of us here gamble only for fun; we don't withdraw the little amount we left.

[Obim34]

As long i am still under my bankroll for the day. I can take a break for a short while maybe a few hours just to relieve myself, before returning to the hot sit. I don't gamble with amounts that i am not willing to lose, i also don't consider my budget for gambling to be that big not to lose it in one go, we only strive to win so that we can have a longer game time and entertainment.

Responsibleness, will make you keen to regulate your bankroll, to be in size in a way you don't feel pain even when losing.

[rachael9385]

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?

Those that keep on gambling till everything is completely gone from their bank account are not disciplined, these category of gamblers are mostly moved by emotions, they chase losses uncontrollably and this ends up exhausting their bankroll. Its best to stop when you notice losses are coming in, you shouldn't wait until when you are down big before you start to think of quitting, stop immediately after the first loss

[Richbased]

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?

It depends on my mood actually at that moment when i have lost a huge bet, sometimes i do continue betting even when am not sure about my bets. I have won a bet after i lost a big amount previously and started betting aggressively, i have also lost on many times that i tried to chase a huge loss but just like i said, it's not all the time because there are some time i'll just let it slide till probably the next day i stake another bet. However, there is always a natural fear that appears when you lost a huge bet, it demoralizes someone such that you will even be afraid to stake the next bet since you will be wondering how you lost the huge bet after you got all the confidence that it's gonna play. Though, no matter how i gamble aggressively after losing a huge bet, i can never go beyond the amount i have in my betting account, it will just be within that limit as i will not go to the length of funding that account again to continue betting.

[ashmodeus]

I'm not the type of person who leaves a balance in my gambling account. For example, if I bring $30 in capital, if it's a bad day with a few consecutive losses, I'll immediately spend the remaining balance, either betting again or switching to slots. If I lose, that's it, because that's the money I'm prepared to lose, and I'll continue the following week.

[Mighty97]

I am the kind of person who breaks and walks away. As soon as fun becomes frustration, that moment I've gotten the hint to quit. It is safe to lose a little and yet have your  peace of mind than to chase losses and end up broke and exhausted.

[Odusko]

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. 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.

Alot of gamblers are actually scared of defeats no doubts, and then going all in when your bankroll is abruptly going down is a turn off point for me. Anyone can play safe with either a big amounts or small amounts but loosing big while still aiming for that big Cash outs  should give you enough reasons of control at that point.

No one enjoys losing no doubt about that, so for that reason we can't say is safe and acceptable to keep gambling when your bankroll is melting down, this is what we should and must consider, the real fun in gambling comes from your winnings and not the amount of money you lose or the ability to keep at the game when you are losing, withdrawal is best approach for this kind of condition.

[Ivystar5]

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?

Pearsonally quiting for a while to comeback later is not lossing but some people for the sake of their ego they will rather go down together with their balance than let themselves go with the shame of not being able to make a comeback especially when it has to do with physical casino or sport bookies places, but when you're doing it only it's somehow different even though you may likely touch your money extra to try again for online gambling but then, I prefer quoting because at that point you lost so much you need to keep up with other things because you're not trying to make a living out of gambling but have fun and enjoy the processes.

[ejikeme24]

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'm not a reckless gambler so I have never make such mistake before, because I feel that is only those who are too inquisitive of wining big in gamble that often make this mistake of staking with a huge amount of money since they already know that the higher the stake the higher the potential return. But I don't go with this approach I just stick to that amount that I know I can easily afford if the outcome didn't work out for me.

Yeah I'm this type of gambler that stop and Walk away with the little I have especially when I see that things is no longer working well or maybe I'm not comfortable with the loses then I will just take a dip break, I don't care about the amount that is Left in my bankroll.

[skarais]

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All the money that I sent to gambling site have already be dedicated for gambling, I can decide to spend them all. But if I win just 2 odds or like 1.5 odds, I will withdraw the money immediately. If I lose all, I do not mind because the money is small and I can lose it and not think about it at all and it will not affect me because the money is just a small amount of money.

That's the right and responsible way to gamble and I'm sure you won't mind losing streaks.
Some gamblers may have imagined making a large deposit and betting for a big win, but they don't realize that the risk of losing all that money is very possible and they will be very stressed if that actually happens. I remember how bad an idea it was for someone to sell his motorbike in order to chase winnings and recover his losses from gambling, but in the end he also lost his motorbike because of losing.

Some gamblers desperately need advice, even if they understand the risks. Responsible gambling is a good approach to gambling, regardless of how much money they can afford to lose. Whether a lot or a little is relative to each gambler, so I don't think that's the issue.

[lionheart78]

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 set my losing limit so that I won't be spending too much when luck isn't around.  I admit it is tempting to chase losses, but I always think that it will only make me loss more since being triggered always ends up with losing control.

So I am used to only depositing the amount I can afford to lose, and when my bankroll empties out, I stop my gambling session that day and play again on my scheduled next session.

[ScamViruS]

As a gambler, I should set an amount so that when I lose money while gambling and run out of funds, I stop gambling for that day. Because I think this is the right way to control yourself when gambling, so that you can protect yourself from facing big money losses due to gambling addiction.

There are many gamblers when they start losing at gambling, start betting more aggressively to recover their previous losses. And because of this uncontrolled gambling, they have to face huge losses and become more addicted to gambling. Therefore, fund management is very important for self-control, as it helps you understand when to keep playing and when to stop playing.