Gambling Fatigue

[Dave1]

Anyone of you recently experience gambling fatigue? When you are used with this dopamine and whatever effect on our brain that when we are used to it, we look for more exciting games or we up the stakes to get that feeling?

Recently while playing my favorite game of roulette, I will have this kind of bouts that I need to increase my bet because winning the same amount over and over again seems to be tiring and so I need a fresh set of dopamine like faster games or bigger risk.

[Sammye3]

Anyone of you recently experience gambling fatigue? When you are used with this dopamine and whatever effect on our brain that when we are used to it, we look for more exciting games or we up the stakes to get that feeling?

Recently while playing my favorite game of roulette, I will have this kind of bouts that I need to increase my bet because winning the same amount over and over again seems to be tiring and so I need a fresh set of dopamine like faster games or bigger risk.

This feeling is felt when you play for fun and you just want to enjoy the thrill of the game. Because if one who gambles to raise funds plays with this mindset, it's no where far from losing everything in a short time.

I would not say you lack self control or consistency because I feel you're playing for fun and that could be different from every other person.

I think I've had this kind of feeling one e or twice when I had a lot on my bankroll and I just felt so lucky with the consecutive winning streaks, I felt for a moment, "maybe luck is on my side today so while not not go big?"

But not too long from that, I had a major loss that almost took out all I've won and I withdrew immediately to avoid more losses. So it's okay to feel this way, but still remember gambling is not a bed of roses, there are dangers to it as well.

[Oshosondy]

I was thinking about fatigue (extreme tiredness) that is caused by stress from gambling but I think that is not what you mean. You only mean someone should increase the amount he is using to bet each time like in a roulette game. It is happening to me too as I can decide to increase it from $0.5 to $1. Sometimes I just increase it more but this will make the time that I will gamble short and make it less fun but if I win money during the time, that will be fun enough for me.

[giammangiato]

Anyone of you recently experience gambling fatigue? When you are used with this dopamine and whatever effect on our brain that when we are used to it, we look for more exciting games or we up the stakes to get that feeling?

Recently while playing my favorite game of roulette, I will have this kind of bouts that I need to increase my bet because winning the same amount over and over again seems to be tiring and so I need a fresh set of dopamine like faster games or bigger risk.

This kind of attitude is just dangerous, psychologically a kind of uncontrollable desire to bet high and achieve a win in the very short term.
Unfortunately, the opposite effect almost always happens, you don't achieve a win and you lose practically everything you have at stake.
If you need these emotions, I advise you not to gamble, I tell you as a friend.
Emotions in gambling play tricks and you could get very hurt, if you follow my suggestion maybe one day you will thank me.

[Dunamisx]

Anyone of you recently experience gambling fatigue? When you are used with this dopamine and whatever effect on our brain that when we are used to it, we look for more exciting games or we up the stakes to get that feeling?

Personally i never experienced this, as long as am gambling with the excitement and satisfaction needed without having fear or being anxious for nothing, the challenging part of it is that people tend to seek for what is not available or possible in gambling with the manner at which they are playing, this alone can lead to being frustrated and all these being accumulated could lead to depression and such can advanced into gambling fatigue.

[swogerino]

Anyone of you recently experience gambling fatigue? When you are used with this dopamine and whatever effect on our brain that when we are used to it, we look for more exciting games or we up the stakes to get that feeling?

Recently while playing my favorite game of roulette, I will have this kind of bouts that I need to increase my bet because winning the same amount over and over again seems to be tiring and so I need a fresh set of dopamine like faster games or bigger risk.

That is not only in roulette but in gambling overall. It is normal behavior for most of people, as long as we get used to dopamine then if we stay without it for sometime or keep getting the same amount of it for sometime we get bored and start doing bad things. For bad thing I mean that we need to increase our bet in order to feel excitement once again. It is bad for our overall health if we keep being reliant on dopamine as it makes us feel depressed as soon as we stop getting it. The best example is nowadays lifetime that we keep staring at our phone screens for very long periods of time and once we are not exposed to it we feel boredom and fatigue, so the less dopamine the better for our life.

[GreatArkansas]

Anyone of you recently experience gambling fatigue? When you are used with this dopamine and whatever effect on our brain that when we are used to it, we look for more exciting games or we up the stakes to get that feeling?

Recently while playing my favorite game of roulette, I will have this kind of bouts that I need to increase my bet because winning the same amount over and over again seems to be tiring and so I need a fresh set of dopamine like faster games or bigger risk.

Curious, is this not also an additional sign that you are already starting to be considered as a "gambling addict"? It seems unlikely because it's "fatigue" but the fact is there's a effect in your personal feelings or psycholigcal like it making you fatigue.

[_act_]

This kind of attitude is just dangerous, psychologically a kind of uncontrollable desire to bet high and achieve a win in the very short term.
Unfortunately, the opposite effect almost always happens, you don't achieve a win and you lose practically everything you have at stake.
If you need these emotions, I advise you not to gamble, I tell you as a friend.
Emotions in gambling play tricks and you could get very hurt, if you follow my suggestion maybe one day you will thank me.

If you are losing and you continue to increase the money is what that is dangerous, if you only just think to increase it and continue to use the amount you increased it to and which is not yet a high amount but small amount to you, it is not bad at all. But if you are increasing it because you want to recover losses, that is very dangerous.

Personally i never experienced this, as long as am gambling with the excitement and satisfaction needed without having fear or being anxious for nothing

Are you sure about this? Because I do not think there is a gambler that would not have experienced this before, but just that they will learn from their mistakes and not let it repeat again.

[KiaKia]

Anyone of you recently experience gambling fatigue? When you are used with this dopamine and whatever effect on our brain that when we are used to it, we look for more exciting games or we up the stakes to get that feeling?

Recently while playing my favorite game of roulette, I will have this kind of bouts that I need to increase my bet because winning the same amount over and over again seems to be tiring and so I need a fresh set of dopamine like faster games or bigger risk.

Strange, it's what I would call this one, because tell me, how the hell are you winning the exact same amount again and again? Can you share us a screenshot of your winning? That's hard to believe.

Your complain isn't about the getting bored of gambling, it is also not about addiction where you can't stop but yours is a will or desire to make better money from gambling, your complain is all about winning too less.

You need to increase your bet, that's not a problem, but are you making more money than before? Because this is the only way it make sense to me, you already have a figure and you have gambled many times using the amount of money and now you want to increase it.

Ask yourself a question, the first amount what what you could actually afford to lose, are you just trying to deceive yourself for nothing? Is this increment of money going to make you win more? Can you afford to lose the new raised amount?

[Cointxz]

Recently while playing my favorite game of roulette, I will have this kind of bouts that I need to increase my bet because winning the same amount over and over again seems to be tiring and so I need a fresh set of dopamine like faster games or bigger risk.

It means that your game is not progressing that’s why you feel the urge to increase your bets just to get a profit. Since you are playing roulette, probably your game is just breakeven or you have low profit due to the bet that you are taking.

Instead of increasing your bets maybe try other games that offer higher volatility such as game show or slot games.

You can use same amount of bet or lower but you have a chance to win huge multiplier.

[Die_empty]

Anyone of you recently experience gambling fatigue? When you are used with this dopamine and whatever effect on our brain that when we are used to it, we look for more exciting games or we up the stakes to get that feeling?

Recently while playing my favorite game of roulette, I will have this kind of bouts that I need to increase my bet because winning the same amount over and over again seems to be tiring and so I need a fresh set of dopamine like faster games or bigger risk.

Humans are naturally adventurous. They quickly feel unsatisfied when they are used to a particular situation. A motivating factor might cease to satisfy because you want something more rewarding or entertaining.

I have been tempted several times to increase my gambling budget. Taking a higher risk makes gambling more exciting. Nevertheless, since my income has not increased, I had to supress that urge.
 

[Accardo]

Dopamine chase isn't simple to handle as a gamer, the initial wins don't get to amuse the gamer anymore, going for more wins through bigger wagering spirit comes in mind. Most times this could be equated to loss chase. Atmost the gamer is better off resting and relaxing, as the term is related to fatigue the brain may not be in its best behavior.

[Lanatsa]

Anyone of you recently experience gambling fatigue? When you are used with this dopamine and whatever effect on our brain that when we are used to it, we look for more exciting games or we up the stakes to get that feeling?

Recently while playing my favorite game of roulette, I will have this kind of bouts that I need to increase my bet because winning the same amount over and over again seems to be tiring and so I need a fresh set of dopamine like faster games or bigger risk.

Strange, it's what I would call this one, because tell me, how the hell are you winning the exact same amount again and again? Can you share us a screenshot of your winning? That's hard to believe.

Your complain isn't about the getting bored of gambling, it is also not about addiction where you can't stop but yours is a will or desire to make better money from gambling, your complain is all about winning too less.

You need to increase your bet, that's not a problem, but are you making more money than before? Because this is the only way it make sense to me, you already have a figure and you have gambled many times using the amount of money and now you want to increase it.

Ask yourself a question, the first amount what what you could actually afford to lose, are you just trying to deceive yourself for nothing? Is this increment of money going to make you win more? Can you afford to lose the new raised amount?

A very common psychological pattern in gambling called tolerance it’s similar to what happens with any dopamine based activity when the brain gets used to a certain level of stimulation the excitement fades and you start chasing a higher rush that’s why people who gamble regularly often begin increasing their stakes or switching to faster games like slots or roulette variants they’re not necessarily chasing money anymore they’re chasing that feeling of thrill that once came easily.

The danger is that this tolerance builds silently at first it feels like boredom but gradually it pushes you to take bigger risks without realizing how much your behavior has changed when you said you need to increase the bet to make things exciting again that’s a clear sign the reward system in your brain is starting to adapt this doesn’t mean you’re addicted yet but it’s a step in that direction if it continues unchecked. A good way to handle this is to pause for a bit maybe take a few days off gambling altogether and do something completely different something that relaxes you but doesn’t give instant rewards when you come back you’ll notice how your excitement resets and you can enjoy small wins again if you really want to raise your bet make sure it’s still within your loss limit don’t increase it just for the rush because the dopamine you’re chasing doesn’t last long but the losses will if they come.

[Dunamisx]

Personally i never experienced this, as long as am gambling with the excitement and satisfaction needed without having fear or being anxious for nothing

Are you sure about this? Because I do not think there is a gambler that would not have experienced this before, but just that they will learn from their mistakes and not let it repeat again.

Fine we all gambler and often losses more than we earn, some may take this personal whenever they missed a winning opportunity, this can touch them down to the marrow of their bone, because the loss was too heavy for them to take just like that, especially when they already have the expectation of wining, while in other cases, some gamblers wouldn't mind on anything that happens, because they have the mentality of gambling being all about fun, how could they experienced fatigue while playing when they are not being depressed.

[Marykeller]

When you no longer feel satisfied with the same amount you have been winning in gambling for a long time

Just know that you are indirectly losing control of the way you gamble, and it will lead to financial harm because you are taking risks with higher amounts on gambling, which is not certain that you will win, as you do in roulette.

You know how it's always been in gambling when someone loses a higher amount in gambling, they will try to recover them, which they hardly do, leading them to many losses they will later regret. That's where I see this dopamine(bigger risk) is leading to. Save yourself now before it's too late

[DubemIfedigbo001]

Recently while playing my favorite game of roulette, I will have this kind of bouts that I need to increase my bet because winning the same amount over and over again seems to be tiring and so I need a fresh set of dopamine like faster games or bigger risk.

It happens, doing the same thing over and over again can be tiring and sometimes we need a new trigger to fun. As long as you're feeding your triggers within your means and limit, then it's not a problem. The real problem only comes when you're going out of budget in your exploration and fantasies, then it's no longer fun and you're heading towards financial catastrophe.

Just know that you are indirectly losing control of the way you gamble, and it will lead to financial harm because you are taking risks with higher amounts on gambling, which is not certain that you will win, as you do in roulette.

Exploring higher amounts isn't always the problem add long as you stay on budget, you're not a robot that repeats the same practices without getting bored, the problem comes from compromising your budget to fuel such desires.

[Ever-young]

Recently while playing my favorite game of roulette, I will have this kind of bouts that I need to increase my bet because winning the same amount over and over again seems to be tiring and so I need a fresh set of dopamine like faster games or bigger risk.

There’s absolutely nothing wrong with upping your stakes. The most important thing that you should consider is if you’re okay losing that new amount you wanna set, is it within your means? And if yes is the answer to those questions then surely you can.
Although I’ve not had that feeling before, I mostly don’t even have a particular amount pattern I stick to whenever I wanna gamble, sometimes when I feel like going with low stakes, I go with tide and when I feel like going bigger, I go too, but I always make sure these amounts are what I can afford to lose.

[maknyos]

I often experience this: sometimes I get bored with a game I'm playing and look for a new challenge. But the problem is, I never find that in the new games I explore, and eventually I decide to stop gambling.
This is a situation where we might get a little bored with a game, or play too long and become bored. So I prefer to take a break and return another day to enjoy the game again. I think this is perfectly normal, and probably everyone experiences it. Especially when wins or losses don't come, in other words, our balance never decreases or increases while playing.

[cryptoaddictchie]

Anyone of you recently experience gambling fatigue? When you are used with this dopamine and whatever effect on our brain that when we are used to it, we look for more exciting games or we up the stakes to get that feeling?

Recently while playing my favorite game of roulette, I will have this kind of bouts that I need to increase my bet because winning the same amount over and over again seems to be tiring and so I need a fresh set of dopamine like faster games or bigger risk.

For me it’s normal to feel that kind of gambling fatigue especially when the excitement wears off, but that feeling is actually a warning sign. When you start chasing a bigger rush or increasing your bets just to feel something, it usually means you’re no longer playing for fun you’re chasing the dopamine. That’s the stage where it helps to slow down, take a break, or even switch to none gambling activities and have a break before the habit turns into something harder to control called addiction.

[Oasisman]

Anyone of you recently experience gambling fatigue? When you are used with this dopamine and whatever effect on our brain that when we are used to it, we look for more exciting games or we up the stakes to get that feeling?

Recently while playing my favorite game of roulette, I will have this kind of bouts that I need to increase my bet because winning the same amount over and over again seems to be tiring and so I need a fresh set of dopamine like faster games or bigger risk.

Sounds like a mental stress to me. It is when you overthink about something or make you over excited like before it happens you've got a lot things going on through your mind. In your case, looks like you're too excited to hit that huge win that your mind keeps telling you to put a little bit more.
This doesn't sound good to me. Mental health is really important, so you should be extra careful about your gambling habits as this poses some signs of gambling addiction. Increasing your bets may not be a problem if you have a lot to lose that you can afford to, but when gambling becomes too frequent, that's when everything falls apart.