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

[livingfree]

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?

The former.

I can't take it anymore to avail more losses if I am already in deep one, that's the reason it's best for me to stop, step and walk away from that moment.

Because if I am going to continue, it's where it is heading and that's to completely lose everything that's remaining on me. And for that moment, it's what will be in my mind.

Since I'm already in losses, might just lose it all but that's not a good one to develop as a decision when we gamble.

[irhact]

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.

I have been waiting n similar situations recently but I understood the situation immediately and stopped gambling. Most gamblers don't understand that they're in such a situation and uses desperation to continue gambling which makes them to lose everything without having any backup ti depend on but if they can identify that situation immediately and stop gambling. Atleast they'll have some funds to restart another day Instead of depending on using a fresh capital that they're be chasing losses with and it causes them to lose that money too. If you're already down, you don't necessary have to keep gambling anymore. You can call it a day and take your losses because chasing losses has never ended positive.

[junder]

I have been through a phase of addiction and have also experienced major losses, but even then, I still wanted to gamble in order to recover my losses. This really happened and caused me a lot of stress. It's called an addiction phase, so it's only natural to want to continue gambling even after suffering major losses.

Fortunately, I am no longer like that now. When I gamble and experience losses, I stop and do other things, such as playing games, watching movies, or going out for a walk. This is more effective because there are no major losses involved. The importance of discipline in gambling is truly evident.

[Mindyspace]

I've never actually gambled, so I've never experienced this. But I find it interesting to see how emotion can change people's behavior. That's why I have a question to share with you: is it easier to control temptation when you start with clear limits?

[tread93]

I've never actually gambled, so I've never experienced this. But I find it interesting to see how emotion can change people's behavior. That's why I have a question to share with you: is it easier to control temptation when you start with clear limits?

It 100 percent is easier when you set clear limits as long as you have decent self control the commitment Weights on you and honestly for me its easier to set those parameters for myself so I don't over do it. I've also never had a gambling problem or addiction as a result of this.

[NewRanger]

I've never actually gambled, so I've never experienced this. But I find it interesting to see how emotion can change people's behavior. That's why I have a question to share with you: is it easier to control temptation when you start with clear limits?

Very good, and if you're not ready, it's best not to start. Now, your question above is quite short but interesting. It's worth leaving out the answer to get to the point. My short answer is how aware we are of our own emotions.

You can relate this to your crypto trading journey as well.

[rat03gopoh]

I've never actually gambled, so I've never experienced this. But I find it interesting to see how emotion can change people's behavior. That's why I have a question to share with you: is it easier to control temptation when you start with clear limits?

That's possible, but it comes back to being disciplined about the limits you set for yourself. Initial limits don't automatically make you stronger, but they do provide a framework that helps you recognize when you're starting to lose control. This means you not only determine how much money to spend, but also when to stop, even when winning. This is rarely done, as people find it easier to stop when losing than when in the euphoria of winning.

[julerz12]

Stop. If you don't know when to stop when you're already losing a big chunk of your money then my friend, you've got an addiction; time to seek help.
That feeling of wanting more or the thought of 'maybe this next round, I can recover or finally win', that's what most gambling addicts have: chasing losses
It's not that bad to take the losses, no one wins all the time; so, if you're already in a deep trouble and kept on losing, maybe try and step back for a bit and just stop.
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/compulsive-gambling/symptoms-causes/syc-20355178

[Dunamisx]

There's no need for continuous play when the fun is no longer there, it will be only done in the act of being annoyed, we must gamble base on the fact that we are in the best position of doing so, we should not neglect the idea of fun behind it, we cannot also be chasing after loss all in the name of gambling to recover, all these may acrrued to what we may dislike the more at the end of the day.

[Cityhunter34]

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 get rich overnight gambler, in fact, I don't wait to this extend because gambling is not something to rely on heavily because is a game that luck plays a significant role in determining the final. However, as a gambler that knows what gambling is all about wouldn't hesitate to call it a day when experiencing losing streak. Though, hoping to get back your losses is the most dengerous thing in gambling because you would definitely end up regretting at the end of the day.

[Yablee0]

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?

Gambling is not a do or die affair, any wise or  experienced gambler will understand every atmosphere that guards or controls every single day you gamble and will be able to understand when you are not been favoured and need to walk away, however it is best taking a break at that point when having a bad time else you end up going aggressively and as such you find yourself chasing a long lasting lost that can never be recovered.


Their is one mistake most gamblers normally do, they sometimes want to approach gambling with so much anger when having a significant lose, they try avenging every single lost they had previously and gambling didn't works that way therefore, when things are not going smoothly for you take a work instead of forcing it maybe that day wasn't yours.

[Finebone]

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 don't see myself getting to that point where I will lose a lot of money while gambling now or even in the future because I am not a regular gambler, I gamble only on weekends only, and while gambling I have a particular figure I don't exceed, once I have lost all the money I budgeted which is not that big, and since it's an amount I can afford to lose, I will just call it a day and move on, because I believe that tomorrow will be better.
So once I am done with the amount I budgeted to gamble with, my next step is to move on, no need stressing myself the more.

[Ishicryptic]

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?

Definitely the type who walks when loses becomes overwhelming, I don't let it get to that extent where I have to be on a losing streak before I take a walk I do so when I finish gambling the amount that I have in mind before starting. If you don't have a plan before starting to gamble you will most likely not know when to stop until you don't have any money left to keep going. Gambling requires discipline to caution yourself when you want to get carried away to over gamble. It don't have to be only when you are losing, you also need discipline to stop when you are winning so you don't lose everything back to the casino.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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?

Aside the fact that from my personal experiences with gambling, I usually do not allow myself to get to that level where I consider myself down big, I am a type of gambler who simply goes all in with whats left in my account and get the option of one out of two things happening, either I lose all the fund and then I can finally rest, or I win and make a big comeback, but then, no matter what, I always ensure I am not risking more than I can afford to lose.

So just as I have always said concerning how I gamble, its majorly a fun venture, this I guess is one of the reasons why I don't like keeping funds meant for gambling, because I have this habit of setting funds aside for gambling, which I usually consider as lost even before I start playing.
So if in the process of playing, I didn't win, it's not a problem at all, I just make sure I play until the fund is completely drained, if I don't do this, I will be restless and keep returning back the casino every minutes and then, so to allow me focus fully on other important things, I empty the funds on my account when winning fail to come.

[₿itcoin]

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?

In my opinion, most gamblers fall into this trap. They try to chase the loss instead of accepting it.

When you see the down heavy, what we should try to do is, just stop, take a deep breath, &  remind ourselves that the casino never ever care about your comeback story

Discipline is what separates a gambler from a straight up degen . But the thing is, when your ego is bleeding, its kinda hard to walk away from table if you have some penny left in your hand. however honestly saving whats left is the real win !

[Promocodeudo]

I don't see myself getting to that point where I will lose a lot of money while gambling now or even in the future because I am not a regular gambler, I gamble only on weekends only, and while gambling I have a particular figure I don't exceed, once I have lost all the money I budgeted which is not that big, and since it's an amount I can afford to lose, I will just call it a day and move on, because I believe that tomorrow will be better.
So once I am done with the amount I budgeted to gamble with, my next step is to move on, no need stressing myself the more.

With this pattern you gamble with, you can go free without any problem, although every responsible gambler has to take note of something, we can not win more than the house, the house will always be our host and if we should think well, we will have to gamble with caution knowing fully well that we will come back another day, we don't have to be very foolish to the extent that we don't know when to stop and when to continue, you just set a stand which is gambling on a particular schedule with budgeted amount set aside for gambling and once your budget for the the time being is exhausted is better for you to bounce for the moment and come back the next time as you scheduled it for the avoidance of gating trapped.

[LOVER BOY 422]

I'm a gambler who would stop when my fund I set for gambling runs out. If you have already lost a large amount to the point that you are just gambling for the sake of gambling, placing bets recklessly, and probably hoping to make a comeback(as you mentioned), then it's time to stop. Continuing to gamble in that state is just digging yourself into a deeper mess.

To me am indeed a real hustler in gambling,if am down with the money I came with in gambling I will make sure I finish it , because this is what I came with for gambling I gamble responsibly knowing fully well the money I came with once the money is gone I surrender,I will no more go further, because the money I came with is down,sorry to say sometimes your winning comes at the last stake that you have ,I have won massively with last stake ,many will go home with it,my concern is the money you go with for gambling make sure you fight to get it if is down no just surrender keep betting till the last stake,it might be profitable at the end.

[Strongkored]

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?

This isn’t really a type in my opinion because every player has probably experienced it since emotions control us.
We either stop and choose to leave the remaining money at the casino, or withdraw it, but sometimes we might spend it all because that’s just what we want to do. Sometimes I stop with the remaining money I have, but other times it’s the opposite, depending on my mood that day.

[@nn@_pen9]

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 don't see myself getting to that point where I will lose a lot of money while gambling now or even in the future because I am not a regular gambler, I gamble only on weekends only, and while gambling I have a particular figure I don't exceed, once I have lost all the money I budgeted which is not that big, and since it's an amount I can afford to lose, I will just call it a day and move on, because I believe that tomorrow will be better.
So once I am done with the amount I budgeted to gamble with, my next step is to move on, no need stressing myself the more.

It's better like that, we don't have to lose all our capital on that day. It would be better if we don't get lucky, it would be better if we stop for a moment or continue again the next day. Gambling requires calm in thinking or executing each round, a calm or clear soul will get the best results.

We also need to be disciplined in every bet we place. This can also be a gambling strategy to minimize losses that don't have a chance, like playing poker or blackjack. We also need to understand that we shouldn't gamble to make a living you'll ultimately lose in the long run, and the house is very difficult to beat. Play simply for fun.

[Silikiem]

I have been through a phase of addiction and have also experienced major losses, but even then, I still wanted to gamble in order to recover my losses. This really happened and caused me a lot of stress. It's called an addiction phase, so it's only natural to want to continue gambling even after suffering major losses.

Fortunately, I am no longer like that now. When I gamble and experience losses, I stop and do other things, such as playing games, watching movies, or going out for a walk. This is more effective because there are no major losses involved. The importance of discipline in gambling is truly evident.

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.