ALL YOUR WINNINGS GO BACK TO THE GAME?

[danherbias07]

I will add one more to that list.
- Add one more hobby that is not about gambling.

Recently, my gambling activities were lessened thanks to an old-school MMORPG that opened with a private server. I played like there's no tomorrow, and I just realized I have not played any gambling casino game for the whole day. So, I tried once with a bit of a deposit, played slots, won, and exited. (I didn't even think twice.)

My mind is still on the game that I am playing and not on gambling. I want to go back and play that MMO so I can strengthen my account. Having another hobby can definitely change the routine of a person, and I think it can help someone who is trying to control their gambling activities.

[Cointxz]

Books on finance won't help you maintain control in the world of gambling. They only teach you how to budget properly and how money can be a source of income, just like renting out an apartment to others. They're full of clever ideas that are even outdated, but they lack the important psychological aspects that gamblers and bettors need to understand their nature and motivate them to continue gambling.

Definitely, Gambling needs a different level of financial management because it involves entertainment that usually blinded user to spend more than what they can afford to lose.

Unlike investment that you can be disciplined on buying assets for profit purposes because you are not doing it for entered purposes which an addiction will less likely to occur.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I usually gamble on slots just for fun. But I always try to come out with about a five percent profit, which is quite a lot for me. When I win more than that, I withdraw it right away, so I can keep playing without worry. And I do the same when I start losing. If I realize things aren't going well, I try to control myself as quickly as possible to avoid bigger losses. This self-control is essential for me.

Nice approach you have, if you are disciplined to stick with being satisfied by just small profits, then you could be getting enough profit when you sum up all you got. Although, there's some times you can also fall into big lose unintentionally because of random chances of winning or losing, if you don't control your bankroll very well, you can lose all you have won.

[Mahanton]

What people in your community say is true, therefore, don't make gambling a place to seek financial gain only, use it as a place to seek entertainment. If you don't believe me, you can open the statement on the gambling platform where you play, I can say 100% that you lost overall. Sometimes we get good results (win) & sometimes we don't (lose), but generally, we lose.

If they seek consistent financial gain on gambling for sure that all of their winnings will just go back on gambling because their urge to win more would come up that's why they force to bet more.

But if they have that intention to play only for fun, well I guess they won't get much affected on possible huge losses since most of people have this mindset can control their losing and winning, also including the money they spent on gambling.

Gamblers just need to enjoy and don't chase those almost impossible to happen.

Most people who gamble for profit end up proving the same truth over and over again the house always wins in the long run no matter how good you think your strategy is the odds are stacked to make sure the casino stays ahead that’s why the smartest approach is to treat gambling purely as entertainment not as an income source. When you gamble for fun the mindset shifts completely instead of stressing over wins or losses you focus on the experience and when you lose it doesn’t sting as much because it’s money you already accepted to spend it’s like paying for a movie or a night out you enjoy the moment and walk away satisfied not desperate to recover what’s gone.

On the other hand when people start seeing gambling as a way to make consistent money that’s where addiction starts every win feels like a step closer to success and every loss feels like a challenge to chase back but in the end the winnings always circle back into new bets because greed never sleeps. So the best mindset is to play for entertainment only set a limit accept losses as part of the game and never let gambling become a financial plan the ones who understand this are the ones who actually get to enjoy it without regrets.

[sotelorene]

In our community this days there is a popular saying that if you win 1m from betting you will loss 2m to it but I disagree with that.
I will tell you for free that those who face such are those with no financial risk plans at all, those that that do that are either too greedy or desperate to make it after seeing a big win once therefore make themselves hungry for more which in turn exposed them too big risk of loosing more than they gain from gambling

Ways to avoid this things from happening
1_ know when to stop
2_ put a daily stake stop on your games
3_ read alot of books (financial books)
4_ don't stake when you not stable mentally

I think if you can follow up with this steps you will definitely see how your gambling life will turn around your real life positively.

It is not just about having financial risk plans because it is way more than that, sometimes whether you have a financial risk plans or not there are period you will be on a losing streak no matter how you gamble and sometime it usually last long and if you are the type of gambler that don't gamble a lot, you will still lose. Knowing when to stop in gambling is one thing then having the ability to stop it is another thing, you can know when to stop but it is possible that you may not be able to stop when the time will come because you will be carried away and stable mentality doesn't guarantee winning either.

[Zackz5000]

Did you confirm if those people that are saying this in your community are speaking out of experience or not? They might not be wrong, they could be speaking from self experience and the experience of other people, despite all these guides that you listed, human can not be 100% too careful and accurate while making a decision all the time at their gambling desk. Luck waves, when you are at the face of it, winning becomes frequent and can look easy but when you are out of luck, losses surplus. 

What ever guide you are using, don't ever feel that it is a full proof that you can not lose more than what you have won, just don't gamble with the amount that you can not sacrifice to lose.

People says things out experience and this is true, what you are actually saying is correct, am a gambler if i start to calculate all i have lost in gambling and what i have also gain i wouldn't get it accurately but i have lost more than i have won, for instance you can win $100 today and loss it maybe in some months time you won't actually loss all at a time but when you begin to calculate the money you have lost since you won the $100 you will see that you have lost more then the $100 you won previously, though this may not be thesame to all gamblers but it's only few gamblers that can say they have won more than they lost and this people may not be regular gamblers.

[bettercrypto]

In our community this days there is a popular saying that if you win 1m from betting you will loss 2m to it but I disagree with that.
I will tell you for free that those who face such are those with no financial risk plans at all, those that that do that are either too greedy or desperate to make it after seeing a big win once therefore make themselves hungry for more which in turn exposed them too big risk of loosing more than they gain from gambling

Ways to avoid this things from happening
1_ know when to stop
2_ put a daily stake stop on your games
3_ read alot of books (financial books)
4_ don't stake when you not stable mentally

I think if you can follow up with this steps you will definitely see how your gambling life will turn around your real life positively.

When it comes to gambling, we should just enjoy it as a gambler. We shouldn't take gambling too seriously, nor should we expect to win big from this crypto casino business.

However, if a gambler develops an addiction, it becomes difficult for them to escape gambling because they will keep seeking it out. And this has many negative effects on the gambler themselves who loves to gamble

[imthegreat]

don't stake when you not stable mentally

The fourth point is really worth discussing because it's a pressing issue. Honestly, until I learned here on the forum that someone was gambling while drinking, I didn't know people were even combining the two. I still don't understand why. They're two different pastimes. For example, I don't even like playing computer games while drinking. So, it doesn't add any fun to gambling. Why mix these two activities? It's like eating two desserts at once, and it'll only result in a stomach ache.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

don't stake when you not stable mentally

The fourth point is really worth discussing because it's a pressing issue. Honestly, until I learned here on the forum that someone was gambling while drinking, I didn't know people were even combining the two. I still don't understand why. They're two different pastimes. For example, I don't even like playing computer games while drinking. So, it doesn't add any fun to gambling. Why mix these two activities? It's like eating two desserts at once, and it'll only result in a stomach ache.

Lols, then it simply means you've not been going out bud, first is try and live in a city with lots of casinos around, and secondly, try going out often, maybe during weekends, you could simply visit the club, big beer parlours, hotels and so on, alcohol has always been the best companion to gambling..

Now, I don't know about online gambling and I am not talking about this, but for offline gambling where the gambler visits a physical casinos, drinking and gambling is absolutely normal wit this type, you can simply verify this by visiting any casino, there will always be a bar in there where gamblers can get any type of drink, you can't find a casino without a bar, except if the owner of the casinos doesn't understand the casino business..😁

[robelneo]

Ways to avoid this things from happening
1_ know when to stop
2_ put a daily stake stop on your games
3_ read alot of books (financial books)
4_ don't stake when you not stable mentally

We can summarize this in one sentence: moderate your greed so you can think clearly and wisely; all your careless moves stem from failing to moderate it.
If you have no power with your greed and you have a weak character, no advice or guidelines on how you play will work, so develop your character and control your greed, and you will be fine playing.

[bitzizzix]

I usually gamble on slots just for fun. But I always try to come out with about a five percent profit, which is quite a lot for me. When I win more than that, I withdraw it right away, so I can keep playing without worry. And I do the same when I start losing. If I realize things aren't going well, I try to control myself as quickly as possible to avoid bigger losses. This self-control is essential for me.

Nice approach you have, if you are disciplined to stick with being satisfied by just small profits, then you could be getting enough profit when you sum up all you got. Although, there's some times you can also fall into big lose unintentionally because of random chances of winning or losing, if you don't control your bankroll very well, you can lose all you have won.

Discipline and self-control are crucial in gambling and must be applied consistently. Setting a win rate target is a good idea, and even small wins, if stopped immediately after reaching them, can lead to significant wins in the long run. Furthermore, stop playing immediately when on a losing streak to prevent your accumulated winnings from dwindling. I personally practice this, and when I win, even if it's only a small amount, I stop decisively. And while I'm sometimes tempted to keep playing in the hope of winning a bigger bet, this must be controlled immediately, as most players end up losing everything due to greed fueled by emotions that cause them to lose control.

[Shinpako09]

Having such a plan is easy, but the challenging part is sticking to it. As a gambler, that’s not an easy task. It may look simple, but in reality it’s not. Why? Because when you’re actually in the situation, your emotions get involved. Practicing discipline after experiencing a lot of losses isn’t easy. Your mindset is already affected. Changing that mindset, whether slowly or abruptly, takes a lot of self restraint. And even if you manage to do it, there will still be times when you lose control.

[Findingnemo]

Ways to avoid this things from happening
1_ know when to stop
2_ put a daily stake stop on your games
3_ read alot of books (financial books)
4_ don't stake when you not stable mentally

I think if you can follow up with this steps you will definitely see how your gambling life will turn around your real life positively.

It feels we are going too much extremes to just for entertainment purposes or atleast that should be the real purpose behind someone to gamble.

I gamble occasionally not everyday that itself is a good choice in my opinion so I don't make it as a compulsory habit that keep me away from gambling and for about the greedy part I knew that house always wins.

[rakebit]

Many players end up recycling their winnings because the excitement makes it feel like “extra money.” But once it’s in your balance, it’s still your real bankroll and the house edge applies the same. A simple rule like withdrawing a % of every big win helps avoid giving everything back.

Do you follow any cash-out routine when you hit a good run?

[Ivystar5]

I feel like what people are talking about at this point is basically not the losses after a huge win but the cumulative losses I mean if you will win big in a casino you will probably loss twice the win which means you probably have been losses for some time before you made a good win they are not wrong with this because you can't just hit a casino one time and expect to win it's not always possible and it happens you will at the same time continue to loss gradually. so it's correct even with the said steps you will still loss.

That’s one way to view it. You can also consider the potential of increasing the bankroll once gambler already experienced a huge win then suddenly lose.

Gambler usually double or more their bankroll to easily cover their previous losses or increase their profit potential since they already experienced the win in the past.

Human Greed is the one being considered on this phrase.

Right if we also consider the fact that people do get gree at some point to double or increase their win we can say they loss more than they ever have or will win, yes I agree again because normally, people wouldn't even win if they just played once and lost so from my perception of the gambling algorithm it allows you to win a little bit more if you're just starting then you star lossing before you win again, but losses are always very high than wins.

[AmoreJaz]

Many players end up recycling their winnings because the excitement makes it feel like “extra money.” But once it’s in your balance, it’s still your real bankroll and the house edge applies the same. A simple rule like withdrawing a % of every big win helps avoid giving everything back.

Do you follow any cash-out routine when you hit a good run?

If you won't stop playing, your winnings will just end up in the casino again. So while you still have some money, better secure it buy buying tangible investments or assets, like even gold jewelry. At least something that you can fall back onto if you need it. So before you place another bet, better gauge your next step. You may have a good run, then, what. So separate some before it goes all back again to the casino. They won't stop you for playing again so the control is on your hands, not from them.

[Cyber_warrior]

In our community this days there is a popular saying that if you win 1m from betting you will loss 2m to it but I disagree with that.

If you can’t control your gambling behavior then something like this is going to happen. If you are a gambler, always know when to gamble, and always know when to stop gambling. Most gamblers today are just always so desperate to win during gambling, thats why even when they win, they won’t stop gambling, they going to keep on gambling till they lose everything back. Some people will end up increase the amount which they are gambling with just because they have won, and they want to increase the amount which they have won.

If you are gambling, always have a gambling budget, and as a gambler, never exceed your gambling budget irrespective of the condition. Don’t be carried away whenever you are gambling, always know when to stop.

[Dr.Osh]

usually it's like that when I win today $200 the day before maybe I've run out of $400, what's certain is that I don't count it I enjoy the bets I make more so that's what makes my life healthy in gambling maybe the method I use is not suitable for most people but for me it's suitable and comfortable for me to do

[Nwada001]

You don't have to disagree with that statement; if you check very well, before some will win that amount of money from gambling, they might have spent much more than that before even winning that amount they consider to be big, and if they are just starting to gamble and hit that big winning, over time, before they realize it, they will have spent that amount and even more. In the long run, the majority of bettors are not winning more than what they have lost.

[Yamifoud]

Ways to avoid this things from happening
1_ know when to stop
2_ put a daily stake stop on your games
3_ read alot of books (financial books)
4_ don't stake when you not stable mentally

I think if you can follow up with this steps you will definitely see how your gambling life will turn around your real life positively.

This won't help you in this case. It was not about reading books, but rather it is about how you manage your emotions. Gambling is full of temptation, and if you can't control yourself, that certainly leads to falling into addictions and greed. Perhaps a common mindset of the gamblers is that if they experience a win, they will increase their bets. This is how casinos take advantage of the situation and generate a profit.

Believe me or not, if a gambler doesn't correct their gambling behavior, no matter how many times they win, they still become empty. The casinos will take their money back faster.