ALL YOUR WINNINGS GO BACK TO THE GAME?

[Distinctin]

Knowing when to stop can be one of the things that can save you from this...chasing more profits after winning is one of the reasons why a lot.of people end up throwing back their wins into gambling, this is majorly caused by greed, when you aren't satisfied with the little amount that you get from gambling you might be pushed to gamble more, without self control you would always continue to lose

It's all just because we're human beings. Losing control of ourselves and our greed is meant to happen anytime. We're doing this many times, but we're still not learning yet.  However, this does not just lead us to throw our wins back to the casino. We also throw our money from our pockets.

In the end, the casinos make more money than they pay the gamblers. But despite such a thing, I believe we enjoy ourselves from gambling. Let us stop blaming the casino because it is our fault. We aren't cheated. It just happens that we are not always lucky enough to win.

[EluguHcman]

This gives me similar vibes like trading. Over there, the focus is often capital preservation until you see an opportunity and then you can size in big with conviction.

Trading risk and gambling are almost the same, you will think you have sighted a winning point and rushes to stake and hoped to win then at end tiu lose.

You also get lucky to win at some points and on the same vein of probably streak wins, you may think the all looking green lights will always be the winning points and then out of greeds you stakes very high amount chasing bigger returns and then... Boom it turns a regrettable decision of yourself.

I personally adopt a strategy where I take out a specific amount of winnings and deposit into a long term storage of some sorts because I've come to an agreement within myself that in gambling, I can always go back to zero (0) and if I do, I want to ensure that I still have a fighting chance to start over or try again.

This strategy actually makes no difference because when you blow off your gambling or trading account and you are persistent to keep giving it trials, you will at anywhere fund your account again and so on the looses keep counting.

Just in the same vein that in the long run players returns back to the industry.

[ginsan]

Knowing when to stop can be one of the things that can save you from this...chasing more profits after winning is one of the reasons why a lot.of people end up throwing back their wins into gambling, this is majorly caused by greed, when you aren't satisfied with the little amount that you get from gambling you might be pushed to gamble more, without self control you would always continue to lose

It's all just because we're human beings. Losing control of ourselves and our greed is meant to happen anytime. We're doing this many times, but we're still not learning yet.  However, this does not just lead us to throw our wins back to the casino. We also throw our money from our pockets.

In the end, the casinos make more money than they pay the gamblers. But despite such a thing, I believe we enjoy ourselves from gambling. Let us stop blaming the casino because it is our fault. We aren't cheated. It just happens that we are not always lucky enough to win.

Most people are greedy as it seems, betting without limits that eventually lose what has been won and lose the money in our wallets, and that's where we start to enter the space of chasing defeat, this is human nature but it depends on humans to control it.

If speaking honestly, in every game that is done there must be a victory that exceeds the amount of deposit we make but in the end it feels insufficient and even think it is great when it is just luck, because of greed that we return our winnings to the casino, knowing the gratitude for the victory and knowing to stop is the key in this section.

[Free Market Capitalist]

Knowing when to stop can be one of the things that can save you from this...chasing more profits after winning is one of the reasons why a lot.of people end up throwing back their wins into gambling, this is majorly caused by greed, when you aren't satisfied with the little amount that you get from gambling you might be pushed to gamble more, without self control you would always continue to lose

It's all just because we're human beings. Losing control of ourselves and our greed is meant to happen anytime...

Most people are greedy as it seems, betting without limits that eventually lose what has been won and lose the money in our wallets...

Leaving aside cases where someone wins a big jackpot in one session and instead of stopping, continues playing until they lose everything and more, which I think is what the OP is referring to, many people do not understand compound interest and how it works against us when gambling. Every time you bet, you are accumulating negative compound interest against yourself. I would say that more than 90% of the people who write in this section do not understand this. That is why I believe the saying quoted by the OP is true. It does not have to be in the same session. You can win a million today and go home. But if you continue playing long enough, you will lose that million, and then some more.

That's why casinos are such profitable business.

[xenomorfo]

People who don?t have financial knowledge and can?t manage their money usually lose more when they gamble.
I?ve noticed that people who are successful in the stock market tend to do well in gambling too.
Whenever I deposit money into a casino, I always keep notes about how much I plan to cash out and all my losses.

precisely
If you don't have any financial knowledge, maybe it's better to study that first and then take up hobbies or games like gambling.
as the word itself says, it's a game, not a job

after learning these things then maybe you can play! before not

[Lida93]

You can be sure of losing back to the casino all what you have won if it happened that you refuse to divert that funds into some good estate, the moment you think of doubling the funds you would be certain that you're losing all your funds to your capital. Before people would have started giving warnings about chasing for more after a good win, they may be talking out of experience. With all the rules a gambler can keep for himself, if he's lacking discipline in his mind, every rules are of no use.

[junder]

Most people are greedy as it seems, betting without limits that eventually lose what has been won and lose the money in our wallets, and that's where we start to enter the space of chasing defeat, this is human nature but it depends on humans to control it.

If speaking honestly, in every game that is done there must be a victory that exceeds the amount of deposit we make but in the end it feels insufficient and even think it is great when it is just luck, because of greed that we return our winnings to the casino, knowing the gratitude for the victory and knowing to stop is the key in this section.

The chances of losing are greater than winning, so it's natural to lose all previous winnings, including your own capital. Greedy behavior in gambling is a common problem, so it's not unusual. The best option is to withdraw your winnings and enjoy them. However, the temptation to continue gambling is strong, so some players fail to cash out. This is a common occurrence.

[Franklyn-wood]

People who don?t have financial knowledge and can?t manage their money usually lose more when they gamble.
I?ve noticed that people who are successful in the stock market tend to do well in gambling too.
Whenever I deposit money into a casino, I always keep notes about how much I plan to cash out and all my losses.

precisely
If you don't have any financial knowledge, maybe it's better to study that first and then take up hobbies or games like gambling.
as the word itself says, it's a game, not a job

after learning these things then maybe you can play! before not

Money management can be a problem for some people and that can make them lose money to gambling often time without getting a full awareness about their condition and how to stop and become a responsible gambler.
Money and profit management can help anyone to get a better result when gambling and being able to check whether they are being profitable or need to learn more for them to be making profits again from betting. When  a casino user does not keep his attention on his safety when betting, things can go wrong at anytime.

[Oluwa-btc]

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.

Most people finds it hard to read books that'll educate them cause they see it as time wasting,so this is always out of the way but then knowing when to stop is another strategy that can really work but people are triggered by winning so they find it hard to stop even when the situation needs it. Another thing that should be spelt out is money management most individuals that twnd to gamble forfeit this angle but it sure goes a long way in putting their habits to balance.

[VashaUdacha777]

Gambling is meant for fun. There’s nothing wrong if once a week I bet some money I don’t mind losing on a good football match. It’s a completely different story when you try to make money from gambling. That’s when you turn into a problem gambler who can lose their last cash or even their home. There’s no such thing as easy money, just like there’s no way to beat the casino.

[ginsan]

Most people are greedy as it seems, betting without limits that eventually lose what has been won and lose the money in our wallets...

Leaving aside cases where someone wins a big jackpot in one session and instead of stopping, continues playing until they lose everything and more, which I think is what the OP is referring to, many people do not understand compound interest and how it works against us when gambling. Every time you bet, you are accumulating negative compound interest against yourself. I would say that more than 90% of the people who write in this section do not understand this. That is why I believe the saying quoted by the OP is true. It does not have to be in the same session. You can win a million today and go home. But if you continue playing long enough, you will lose that million, and then some more.

That's why casinos are such profitable business.

Yes it is like that, I know how that person comes again in the future with the same hope, a big win, that's why they will come and come again, someone who has got a big win they will continue to have hope in the next betting bet, and it's nothing but their own greed for gambling.

So what has been won before will be returned over a long period of time even if not in one session, and isn't that the conclusion, although of course the cases vary in the same sentence, I saw my own friend do that, first he got a big win, then he withdrew it and bought a motorcycle, a week later he sold the motorcycle again for gambling capital, and the circle as described right?

[bettercrypto]

Most people are greedy as it seems, betting without limits that eventually lose what has been won and lose the money in our wallets...

Leaving aside cases where someone wins a big jackpot in one session and instead of stopping, continues playing until they lose everything and more, which I think is what the OP is referring to, many people do not understand compound interest and how it works against us when gambling. Every time you bet, you are accumulating negative compound interest against yourself. I would say that more than 90% of the people who write in this section do not understand this. That is why I believe the saying quoted by the OP is true. It does not have to be in the same session. You can win a million today and go home. But if you continue playing long enough, you will lose that million, and then some more.

That's why casinos are such profitable business.

Yes it is like that, I know how that person comes again in the future with the same hope, a big win, that's why they will come and come again, someone who has got a big win they will continue to have hope in the next betting bet, and it's nothing but their own greed for gambling.

So what has been won before will be returned over a long period of time even if not in one session, and isn't that the conclusion, although of course the cases vary in the same sentence, I saw my own friend do that, first he got a big win, then he withdrew it and bought a motorcycle, a week later he sold the motorcycle again for gambling capital, and the circle as described right?

I’ve read many stories where people became millionaires from gambling, but their success was only temporary because they didn’t manage the money
they won from playing in the casino properly.

Why? Because they became even more addicted to gambling, thinking they could repeatedly win the large amount they got from the casino. But they didn’t realize that luck only comes rarely, and most of the time in gambling, gamblers lose. Since we often lose, the result is that the money we use in the casino quickly disappears

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

Gambling is meant for fun. There’s nothing wrong if once a week I bet some money I don’t mind losing on a good football match. It’s a completely different story when you try to make money from gambling. That’s when you turn into a problem gambler who can lose their last cash or even their home. There’s no such thing as easy money, just like there’s no way to beat the casino.

As much as we wanted to believed that, there are still gamblers who looks for profit from time to time. We can enjoy the best of both worlds, enjoy the game and then win some money, it's not that bad.

And again, everything boils down on our control. We have to control our emotions like greed. If we have won enough money then maybe it's time to rest and quit and exit and enjoy your winnings and then go back the next day to bet on your favorite games. But for sure it's very hard for some to have that self-discipline in gambling.

[tread93]

Victory can come back into play for those who are greedy --- but that saying can be broken if you know how to do it maybe with the 4 points that are conveyed there is a point how to overcome it.

I am the same when I win big, I will withdraw all of it and take a short break to enjoy the victory or leave a little balance in the account if you really want to return to playing, but you in the account already get the balance of the victory.

If the gambler is not satisfied, then he continues to play --- then loses and finally regrets it.

That's the thing with gambling one can never be satisfied even with a large win! I guess it is just in the nature of someone gambling to do this because I think the thrill of winning gambling games is even more addictive than gambling itself

[TheUltraElite]

Gambling will lead to a sure shot loss if you gamble what you have won thinking you will be able to double it.

Definitely the wrong choice if you are trying to increase your win and the right choice is to walk away with the win and put that to good use. There is no shame in that, rather the wise choice.

Risk management should be applied to trading, not to gambling specially not in EV- games.

[xenomorfo]

Money management can be a problem for some people and that can make them lose money to gambling often time without getting a full awareness about their condition and how to stop and become a responsible gambler.
Money and profit management can help anyone to get a better result when gambling and being able to check whether they are being profitable or need to learn more for them to be making profits again from betting. When  a casino user does not keep his attention on his safety when betting, things can go wrong at anytime.

Surely for some people managing money is a problem, but if we combine this with any addiction, not just gambling but also smoking or alcohol, the mix becomes really explosive.

So let's try to be careful and not use more money than necessary

[Guccho]

Most people are greedy as it seems, betting without limits that eventually lose what has been won and lose the money in our wallets, and that's where we start to enter the space of chasing defeat, this is human nature but it depends on humans to control it.

If speaking honestly, in every game that is done there must be a victory that exceeds the amount of deposit we make but in the end it feels insufficient and even think it is great when it is just luck, because of greed that we return our winnings to the casino, knowing the gratitude for the victory and knowing to stop is the key in this section.

Yes when we win, we think we can win more by playing a little more and when we lose we think we can make up for we loss by playing a little more, I think this is where the whole mess starts. Greed and frustration combine to drain people of their wallets. I personally think the real fight is not with the casino but with our own minds, because gambling is always uncertain but the big danger is that we cannot stop. If someone could come out of it thanking their luck if they win a lot of damage could have been avoided but most people think this is an opportunity and that's where everything goes wrong.

[giammangiato]

Surely for some people managing money is a problem, but if we combine this with any addiction, not just gambling but also smoking or alcohol, the mix becomes really explosive.

So let's try to be careful and not use more money than necessary

My luck is that I spend some of the extra money I make on gambling, my work pay is used entirely for the family in all its needs, and I also gamble small amounts and never exceed $40 a month.
I certainly reduce the probability of winning by a lot, but basically I have fun and I don't care about getting rich, if I win well if I win nothing it's okay the same.
First comes family, then needs, and last comes vices.

[Slow death]

Gambling is meant for fun. There’s nothing wrong if once a week I bet some money I don’t mind losing on a good football match. It’s a completely different story when you try to make money from gambling. That’s when you turn into a problem gambler who can lose their last cash or even their home. There’s no such thing as easy money, just like there’s no way to beat the casino.

I agree, but it's also necessary to add that when people turn to gambling to escape their real-world problems, they create another problem like addiction. That's why nobody should get involved with gambling to escape their real-world problems. Only people who are happy and looking for more fun should get involved with gambling, because that way they will gamble with amounts they can afford to lose and will gamble only with the clear intention of having fun. I've been telling people to gamble for fun. If they are sad after the game is over, then gambling isn't good for them, and they should stop.

[ginsan]

Most people are greedy as it seems, betting without limits that eventually lose what has been won and lose the money in our wallets, and that's where we start to enter the space of chasing defeat, this is human nature but it depends on humans to control it.

If speaking honestly, in every game that is done there must be a victory that exceeds the amount of deposit we make but in the end it feels insufficient and even think it is great when it is just luck, because of greed that we return our winnings to the casino, knowing the gratitude for the victory and knowing to stop is the key in this section.

Yes when we win, we think we can win more by playing a little more and when we lose we think we can make up for we loss by playing a little more, I think this is where the whole mess starts. Greed and frustration combine to drain people of their wallets. I personally think the real fight is not with the casino but with our own minds, because gambling is always uncertain but the big danger is that we cannot stop. If someone could come out of it thanking their luck if they win a lot of damage could have been avoided but most people think this is an opportunity and that's where everything goes wrong.

I have to say it's true, the main problem is in ourselves when it comes to gambling, no need to lose any amount or win any amount when we are not able to control the emotions that are in it it will be very very difficult to be able to stop from activities that trigger emotions such as gambling, that's why most of the winnings that have been obtained are bet again to get a bigger win.

I actually feel sorry for people like this, they lose themselves, no one can help them if they are trapped in addiction, there is no caveat to a win when they will give it back to the casino without being enjoyed by themselves or their families, I hope people who are still in this suffering will soon open their brains.