ALL YOUR WINNINGS GO BACK TO THE GAME?

[Awaklara]

Especially if a player is already addicted to gambling, the difficulty increases exponentially. Stopping it is a difficult task, but initially the desire to control oneself must come from the player and then from those around him.

The first factor is indeed one's own desire to control their gambling activities. But the influence of people around us is also important to consider. Family will support us to improve or get out of addiction. However, if we are still in an environment where friends are also addicted gamblers, it is difficult to consistently control ourselves. We can start by not gambling, but when the people around us continue to be gamblers who often talk about gambling, we will also return to gambling.

[DacianBlock]

This has actually happened to me a couple of times in the past, in fact more times than I can recall until I finally learned the hard way that any money won from gambling shouldn’t be compounded back into the bankroll, I mean this isn’t some kind of a business or investment where you just compound your gains to get much higher returns. So right now whatever I win, I withdraw it immediately, no matter how small, this enables me to lock in all my wins even if I continue playing it’ll be from my initial bankroll, and not my winnings.

Not only you, of course I have also experienced it even can be said often, especially when I was still very new to gambling, actually gambling with the amount of money from previous wins is not an important problem as long as we have divided part of the money for our needs and desires, at least as a form of appreciation for ourselves for the luck that comes.
Your actions are correct by immediately withdrawing when lucky because that's the best thing rather than ending up with regret.

What you explained expresses true development, due to the fact that many individuals do not attain that kind of understanding. The mental process of winning via gambling makes it seem that it is an additional amount of money hence deceiving the brain into making more risky bets. The habit of withdrawing your wins immediately is in the real sense one of the smartest habits you can develop. It establishes the mental distinction between play and profit money.
To me, the trick is to take gambling as a form of entertainment and not a form of income. Making decisions when you view it as an advantage and not something to count on makes you a calmer, and controlled person. Winning is preferable to regretting later on and it will save you later on in the year of being affected by emotional chasing.

[Achalugo 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

When we sincerely accept that gambling is all about having fun, then we are going to know that there is more to expect from us in realizing that gambling shouldn't be a one way pattern of having fun, we are to use our money for the purpose of playing bets as an entertainment to us, forgetting whether we are going to win or lose, when we have the right mindset towards playing, thigs will work for us the normal and usual ways, and to follow all these steps mentioned by OP will not be difficult to take.

Exactly,  one can easily follow the steps and adhere to it without finding it difficult to do them, that is why its always important to know what it takes for one to gamble without going against the rules, which will enable one to enjoy the importance of gambling as a form of entertainment and not a place to double,  which can corrupt their mindset if they think of it that way.

[Fredomago]

That's an illusion for many thinking that gambling will make their lives positively. But those that OP has said are just a few of his concern on how gambling experience can be that good when you're in it than to experience the negative side of it due to your recklessness.

Sometimes, even though I have won and made a withdrawal, there is still some money that I deposit back into the casino to gamble again, but that's not a problem for me because I have already spent most of my winnings on what I want and need.

If that's the case when you've already taken most from your winnings and you deposit it back to the casino to try again. That's not a problem, they're just the excess that you've got and you're attempting that it might multiply again if you're in luck.

I don't think it's a loss because even before doing it, I was already prepared to lose, and it was done with the money left over from my previous winnings. Sometimes the money I put back into gambling can also be profitable, but I don't remember exactly how many times, only that I have experienced profits again.

As long as we still have the desire to gamble, reinvesting the winnings from gambling back into gambling is a natural thing to do, but it’s not natural if you’re not prepared to lose.

It's not a normal sequence when you aggressively trying to keep betting even if you already have that chance to collect your earnings, most likely that statement is true, if you have that mindset which you are ready and willing to let the money you use whatever the outcome there's nothing that will affects your emotion, but it's still best to wise and enjoy if you already gaing some profits, quitting is good then enjoy your profits using it to other alternative ways that far from gambling.

[dunfida]

That's an illusion for many thinking that gambling will make their lives positively. But those that OP has said are just a few of his concern on how gambling experience can be that good when you're in it than to experience the negative side of it due to your recklessness.

Sometimes, even though I have won and made a withdrawal, there is still some money that I deposit back into the casino to gamble again, but that's not a problem for me because I have already spent most of my winnings on what I want and need.

If that's the case when you've already taken most from your winnings and you deposit it back to the casino to try again. That's not a problem, they're just the excess that you've got and you're attempting that it might multiply again if you're in luck.

I don't think it's a loss because even before doing it, I was already prepared to lose, and it was done with the money left over from my previous winnings. Sometimes the money I put back into gambling can also be profitable, but I don't remember exactly how many times, only that I have experienced profits again.

As long as we still have the desire to gamble, reinvesting the winnings from gambling back into gambling is a natural thing to do, but it’s not natural if you’re not prepared to lose.

It's not a normal sequence when you aggressively trying to keep betting even if you already have that chance to collect your earnings, most likely that statement is true, if you have that mindset which you are ready and willing to let the money you use whatever the outcome there's nothing that will affects your emotion, but it's still best to wise and enjoy if you already gaing some profits, quitting is good then enjoy your profits using it to other alternative ways that far from gambling.

On the moment that i would be able to make up some winnings on gambling or lets say a lucky day then i would definitely be considering on cashing it out and buy something tangible or something that i would be able to make use rather than on spending it all again back into the casino. Its never been wise or advisable that you should be that playing further more but if you are that really want to have some fun and want to spend all of those in a day then it would be that up to you but just like been said that it would be ideal and best that you should cherish out atleast into something that can be hold or be used rather than on spending or losing it back again. There would be that sense of regret at the moment or time that you would be finding yourself that those big wins will be just that eventually be wasted or losing it back again.

You would be having those thoughts that you should have withdrawn all of those funds and would be that whether buying something or you would be treating up yourself. It would be just that depending on you.

[Tungbulu]

It's not a normal sequence when you aggressively trying to keep betting even if you already have that chance to collect your earnings, most likely that statement is true, if you have that mindset which you are ready and willing to let the money you use whatever the outcome there's nothing that will affects your emotion, but it's still best to wise and enjoy if you already gaing some profits, quitting is good then enjoy your profits using it to other alternative ways that far from gambling.

Personally, when ever I make some money from gambling, I immediately withdraw that win out, no matter how small or big it is, and even if I wish to continue, I’d either make another deposit or use what’s left of my bankroll and this has helped me avoid the situation of giving back my wins to the casino. Historically, this had been one of my biggest problems as a gambler, making me to always end up in loss every single time I hit the casino, and I figured out the reason for this was mostly greed, but thank God I quickly worked on it.

[nara1892]

Not only you, of course I have also experienced it even can be said often, especially when I was still very new to gambling, actually gambling with the amount of money from previous wins is not an important problem as long as we have divided part of the money for our needs and desires, at least as a form of appreciation for ourselves for the luck that comes.
Your actions are correct by immediately withdrawing when lucky because that's the best thing rather than ending up with regret.

What you explained expresses true development, due to the fact that many individuals do not attain that kind of understanding. The mental process of winning via gambling makes it seem that it is an additional amount of money hence deceiving the brain into making more risky bets. The habit of withdrawing your wins immediately is in the real sense one of the smartest habits you can develop. It establishes the mental distinction between play and profit money.
To me, the trick is to take gambling as a form of entertainment and not a form of income. Making decisions when you view it as an advantage and not something to count on makes you a calmer, and controlled person. Winning is preferable to regretting later on and it will save you later on in the year of being affected by emotional chasing.

Learning from experience my friend, I also initially had the wrong understanding so my approach also tends to be aggressive towards gambling which makes me continue to play after winning instead of withdrawing it and enjoying it.
Everything really depends on our understanding because every decision comes out of the mind, and it's great if for example you have the right perspective on gambling such as only making it as entertainment because you understand that winning in gambling depends on luck and not on anything else, this will make it easier for us to stop without any emotional burden.

[KiaKia]

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.

How is your 3rd point going to help a gambler? The mindset that gamblers have had nothing to do with financial books, those books are good for people who want to be good at investing their hardearned money, finance and gambling doesn't go well with eachother.

Gambling shouldn't be treated as a finance, it is wrong, stocks, bonds, shares and others are where finances makes sense, gambling is a game of luck that lacks strategy, the only option we have left is protect our funds and risk only what we can afford to lose.

People always learn this the hard way, right after they have make a grave mistake with gambling.

[rachael9385]

Everything you said is true, I agree with your four points and it is a fact that nowadays most of the winnings of gamblers go back to the casino and usually this happens because they can't resist betting, too much without any limits, even if they have planned limits often when they have gambled and lost they forget about the limits and continue playing, in the end everything runs out.
Therefore I agree that limits are the most important in gambling considering the percentage of losses is much higher than wins.

if gamblers set limits then they wouldn't be throwing all their wins back to the game, the problem here is about discipline and self control, gamblers get too greedy when thay are making profit and they think that it's always going to be possible to win. The simple rule is that the longer you keep on gambling the chances of winning keeps reducing and you might end up losing your profits.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Everything you said is true, I agree with your four points and it is a fact that nowadays most of the winnings of gamblers go back to the casino and usually this happens because they can't resist betting, too much without any limits, even if they have planned limits often when they have gambled and lost they forget about the limits and continue playing, in the end everything runs out.
Therefore I agree that limits are the most important in gambling considering the percentage of losses is much higher than wins.

if gamblers set limits then they wouldn't be throwing all their wins back to the game, the problem here is about discipline and self control, gamblers get too greedy when thay are making profit and they think that it's always going to be possible to win. The simple rule is that the longer you keep on gambling the chances of winning keeps reducing and you might end up losing your profits.

How about plan, goals? Many gamblers don't have any plan or goal of what they will use the money they make from gambling to do, and this is why when a gambler luckily wins a significant amount of money from the game they are playing, what they do next is to increase their base bet, if they were betting $1 before, they start betting $5 now thinking they would possibly win again and this is nothing but greed at work..

A gambler who have plans and goals for his or her life will calculate well and make judicious use of every penny to get to ensure they actualize their plans and goals, if they are gambling, they are doing so with total consciousness that any win and profit that they make from that activity, they will use it to push their plans and goals forward, this are the type of people that after winning a good amount of money, they immediately pause and withdraw, and they may not gamble all through that week or month again until they make sure the profit made from the game is properly invested.

[junder]

It's not a normal sequence when you aggressively trying to keep betting even if you already have that chance to collect your earnings, most likely that statement is true, if you have that mindset which you are ready and willing to let the money you use whatever the outcome there's nothing that will affects your emotion, but it's still best to wise and enjoy if you already gaing some profits, quitting is good then enjoy your profits using it to other alternative ways that far from gambling.

Yes, I agree with you. It is not a good idea to bet aggressively because it can cause us to place bets without considering the risks, focusing only on winning.

In my opinion, this is done by people who are desperate when gambling because they are unlucky, but they continue to chase wins, which leads to aggressive gambling because it is based on emotions.

If you've made a profit from gambling, the best thing to do is to withdraw it and spend it.

[nara1892]

Everything you said is true, I agree with your four points and it is a fact that nowadays most of the winnings of gamblers go back to the casino and usually this happens because they can't resist betting, too much without any limits, even if they have planned limits often when they have gambled and lost they forget about the limits and continue playing, in the end everything runs out.
Therefore I agree that limits are the most important in gambling considering the percentage of losses is much higher than wins.

if gamblers set limits then they wouldn't be throwing all their wins back to the game, the problem here is about discipline and self control, gamblers get too greedy when thay are making profit and they think that it's always going to be possible to win. The simple rule is that the longer you keep on gambling the chances of winning keeps reducing and you might end up losing your profits.

Yes that's where the problem lies, they think the longer they bet the closer they will get to winning, I believe this is also the reason why they always chase losses or act greedy which makes discipline very difficult to apply, even though whether or not they play for a long time does not affect the results at the end of the game, fighting harder is also not a guarantee that you will win.
Basically, the chances of winning are there but that doesn't mean we have to chase it, the reason is as I said above and it is proven in most cases that gamblers lose a lot of money.

[Hewlet]

If you've made a profit from gambling, the best thing to do is to withdraw it and spend it.

There are different kind of gamblers based on their level of financial attainment and each kind react to their win in a different way. there are people that only gamble because they are looking for ways of doubling the little they already have so they can use the profit to get something for themselves. if such a person is wise enough, after wining, the best thing to do will be to move out. while some are able to move out after they have won, the vast majority always fails to opt out.

It is mainly a careless person that lacks an atom of financial plan that wins in his gambling and still through it into thine air just pursuing after greater win. as much as lied in you, you ought to avoid greed and be content with what you have and that way, you are sure you are not winning to loose it back to the casino.

[junder]

There are different kind of gamblers based on their level of financial attainment and each kind react to their win in a different way. there are people that only gamble because they are looking for ways of doubling the little they already have so they can use the profit to get something for themselves. if such a person is wise enough, after wining, the best thing to do will be to move out. while some are able to move out after they have won, the vast majority always fails to opt out.

It is mainly a careless person that lacks an atom of financial plan that wins in his gambling and still through it into thine air just pursuing after greater win. as much as lied in you, you ought to avoid greed and be content with what you have and that way, you are sure you are not winning to loose it back to the casino.

Yes, there are quite a few people who have won but failed to walk away with their winnings because the winnings they had previously obtained were lost again as they were used to chase bigger wins, thinking that they would be able to get bigger wins, but the end result was that they lost everything.

I myself have experienced this, and not just once, but lately I haven't been very enthusiastic about gambling. When I manage to get a win that I personally think is enough, I immediately cash it out, regardless of how much the win is, as long as it is equal to the amount of my initial deposit.

[Ishicryptic]

Everything you said is true, I agree with your four points and it is a fact that nowadays most of the winnings of gamblers go back to the casino and usually this happens because they can't resist betting, too much without any limits, even if they have planned limits often when they have gambled and lost they forget about the limits and continue playing, in the end everything runs out.
Therefore I agree that limits are the most important in gambling considering the percentage of losses is much higher than wins.

if gamblers set limits then they wouldn't be throwing all their wins back to the game, the problem here is about discipline and self control, gamblers get too greedy when thay are making profit and they think that it's always going to be possible to win. The simple rule is that the longer you keep on gambling the chances of winning keeps reducing and you might end up losing your profits.

Knowing when to stop is very important for gamblers that don't want to lose all their wins back to the casino, it is not easy to be in winning streaks so when you win take it, never gamble with it. Gamblers who are greedy coupled with a lack of self control are the ones who fall into this trap, they want to increase their wins but most times they lose what they have won. Inorder to avoid being in such situations where you will be tempted to continue gambling with your win you should plan how much you intend to gamble with before starting. You can also time yourself before you start gambling and no matter whether you're winning or losing you will stick to the pan.

[Fredomago]

It's not a normal sequence when you aggressively trying to keep betting even if you already have that chance to collect your earnings, most likely that statement is true, if you have that mindset which you are ready and willing to let the money you use whatever the outcome there's nothing that will affects your emotion, but it's still best to wise and enjoy if you already gaing some profits, quitting is good then enjoy your profits using it to other alternative ways that far from gambling.

Yes, I agree with you. It is not a good idea to bet aggressively because it can cause us to place bets without considering the risks, focusing only on winning.

In my opinion, this is done by people who are desperate when gambling because they are unlucky, but they continue to chase wins, which leads to aggressive gambling because it is based on emotions.

If you've made a profit from gambling, the best thing to do is to withdraw it and spend it.

Yeah right, and what even worse is it lead a person to a serious addiction when they unable to control that chase, trying to win either to recover or to earn some decent amount place you in a deephole which mostly cause desperation, it's best to play rgamble with conro of both emotions and good balance of your deposits, if you got the chance to win then go and cash it out, if you lose your initial deposit then move forward and cut your session be back when you already rest your mind, clear mindsets gave you much clearer visions with the strategy that you'll going to use on your next try.

[Julien_Olynpic]

The funniest piece of advice (and even funnier that the author generously doesn't ask you for money) is "read more financial books." It's like telling someone who wants to trade the stock market to read books on taxes or microeconomics. The rest of the advice is no less banal. The most important thing is: why should we be so sure that we'll be lucky and win in the long run, and that all we need to do to get rich is "just stop"? In my opinion, this is too superficial.

[rachael9385]

First thing(s) first. The first thing here's what is your reasons (psychology) behind gambling. As in what is the mindset about gaming? This answers the matter and reveals the personal general responses/approachs towards gambling.

Are you gambling to become rich? Definitely gambling has made a lot of people rich  this is not necessarily out of fat wins or continuous winning but most importantly intelligence just like the outlined approach by op.
Some will win but hope to keep winning thereby giving back all the winning in hopes of getting a fatter win.

You are right, the players reason for gambling is very important because most of the time gamblers get prompted by what drives them to gamble. if it's simply all about gambling to make profit that's quite normal but gambling to get rich could be a reason why a lot of gamblers end up losing their wins back to the game. Being obsessed with getting rich is the reason why gamblers end up losing a lot.

[fullfitlarry]

And looking at my stats for this week this could be what is happening to me. Lost the other day, and last night, I played and won the money back so I'm break even. And it's good that I was able to control myself not to bet anymore as I could have my recover money.

So I guess it goes down to our control that once we get back that money, we might need to take a break. But then again, it's going to be a cycle of winning and losing. Unless you have that incredible luck and won successively for days and then might have used that winnings of yours instead of giving it back.

[Eternad]

And looking at my stats for this week this could be what is happening to me. Lost the other day, and last night, I played and won the money back so I'm break even. And it's good that I was able to control myself not to bet anymore as I could have my recover money.

So I guess it goes down to our control that once we get back that money, we might need to take a break. But then again, it's going to be a cycle of winning and losing. Unless you have that incredible luck and won successively for days and then might have used that winnings of yours instead of giving it back.

That’s the gambling loop but you will always ended up in more losses as long as you continue to play due to the house edge and human error on the games.

Gambling should be use for entertainment purposes that’s why I rarely track my win/lose stats since it will just bother me on my next game. I only make sure that I only what I can afford to lose so that no matter what happened all the money spend on gambling will not be a financial challenge for me.