Is it really your money that you lost?

[Mindyspace]

When you won the bet, you could have used that money in some other sector, then I would say that the money you won was actually yours. You said that the money you won in gambling did not come from my wallet, but I would say that when I won, I could have put it in my money bag. So later when you lose that money in gambling again, I would say that it is your money that you have lost. To be honest, gamblers think this way and if they lose this money, they bet more to win again. This is not really logical. Gambling with emotion can never benefit a person.

That makes sense. When you win something in a game, the best thing to do is withdraw it as quickly as possible so it's truly yours. In my case, I set aside a specific amount just for gambling, so what I win or lose stays within that limit and doesn't touch the rest. And gambling with emotion doesn't really help anyone and ends up costing you more money trying to recover something already lost. That's why I try to stay in control and not let excitement get the better of me.

[Powerjumboo]

If you bet a $1 and you win $100 but you lose it all again the next round you bet, is it really your money that you lost even though you just won that $100? More like you lost the potential of having that amount of money which is why it hurts but if we are being honest it should be easy to move on because that money did not exactly come from your own wallet. Do you find yourself harder to move on if you lose money from a huge win even if you just bet only a small amount?

When I win by betting, the money I win is mine and I will definitely have affection and love for that money. if I win $100 with $1, then of course $100 is mine for that one dollar because I took the risk and won. If I had not taken the risk with $1, then I would not have gotten $100. Of course, I was able to achieve success because I took the maximum risk. Because of which I will have regret and affection for this $100 if I lose $100 next time. But here of course if I win $100 with $1, I will take it out and keep it at home and I will take a break from gambling for a few days.

[Rufsilf]

It is considered your money if you withdraw it after winning. But if you keep it there and lose it because of your greediness, you only lose your capital and time (and effort).

I suggest withdrawing your winnings right after and stopping gambling for a while. That is the time you make the casino lose to you. But that was just a time, only because when you gamble back, you will lose and lose several times before winning again. Honestly, if you will never stop gambling, no matter how much you win today, it will be spent back at the casino. In the end, the casinos still win.

[vanesha]

If I bet $1 and win $100 and lose it again, I consider it a loss of $100 because that $100 is already my right when I win.
Furthermore, if I win $100, I will not continue playing on the same day. I will immediately withdraw it and deposit a small amount to play if I feel the game is not satisfying.

[Raflesia]

It is considered your money if you withdraw it after winning. But if you keep it there and lose it because of your greediness, you only lose your capital and time (and effort).

I suggest withdrawing your winnings right after and stopping gambling for a while. That is the time you make the casino lose to you. But that was just a time, only because when you gamble back, you will lose and lose several times before winning again. Honestly, if you will never stop gambling, no matter how much you win today, it will be spent back at the casino. In the end, the casinos still win.

Before the money is withdrawn, while it's still in the casino's wallet, it can still be considered the casino's money. If a player gives in to greed and loses, the only thing they lose is their time and effort. However, once they've successfully withdrawn the money, they're free to use it for whatever they like, including gambling again, for example, at a different casino, where the chances of the money being returned to the casino are the same.

The best option when you've already made a profit from gambling is to withdraw it. Considering the greater chance of losing, it can lead to losing your winnings. The problem is, the temptation to gamble is strong, making it sometimes difficult to immediately withdraw your winnings. Those who can truly resist this strong temptation and cash out without hesitation are considered winners.

[Betwrong]

If I win a bet and I withdraw 70% of my winnings to my personal account and lose 30% back to the system, I don't find it difficult to move on because I didn't lose all the money, but if I win a bet and lose all my winnings back to the system in the next round of my bet, I will find it hard to move on because I should have withdrawn part of the money since I know that it's very easy to lose a bet.  

I think it's the right strategy. I usually suggest to withdraw 50% of your winnings and play play with the rest, but I do realize that if you won $1,000, maybe leaving $500 on a gambling site is too much. The thing is that I've never had that experience myself, winning $1,000, the max I won was below $300, and maybe that's why ... Oh, wait, no, I did win over $1,000 couple of times in poker and that case I withdrew everything right away, I mean, 100% of it. So, yeah, it depends on how much you won and big the amount for you personally.

And back to the topic. If you won something it becomes your money and losing it is painful.

[liasbaa]

It is considered your money if you withdraw it after winning. But if you keep it there and lose it because of your greediness, you only lose your capital and time (and effort).

I suggest withdrawing your winnings right after and stopping gambling for a while. That is the time you make the casino lose to you. But that was just a time, only because when you gamble back, you will lose and lose several times before winning again. Honestly, if you will never stop gambling, no matter how much you win today, it will be spent back at the casino. In the end, the casinos still win.

You are right that after winning once, the gambler should stop playing because there is no guarantee that he will win next time. Those smart gamblers will stop gambling immediately and keep a small amount for later play and withdraw the remaining amount. The casino will never put itself in a loss. These developers program the casino platform in their favour so that gamblers fall into temptation and play again and gamblers lose. Not all gamblers have the ability to withdraw money after winning in gambling because they want to win another $100.

[Yamifoud]

After you won, you also realized that it was just a reward for losing in the past.

If I lost $100 yesterday but won $100 today. Did I really win something? If we had records of all our losses in the past, we could probably say that we don't win anything. The casino doesn't lose anything to the gamblers. The win of the gamblers is the loss of the others. Don't think that because you win, you win at all. You'll never know it was the money you lost in the previous bets.

That is why I don't celebrate if I win because I haven't recovered my losses yet.

[fredericktaylor]

After you won, you also realized that it was just a reward for losing in the past.

If I lost $100 yesterday but won $100 today. Did I really win something? If we had records of all our losses in the past, we could probably say that we don't win anything. The casino doesn't lose anything to the gamblers. The win of the gamblers is the loss of the others. Don't think that because you win, you win at all. You'll never know it was the money you lost in the previous bets.

That is why I don't celebrate if I win because I haven't recovered my losses yet.

Your thinking is correct, if we think like that, then I would say that we have never made money by gambling in a casino, because today I win $200 but yesterday I lost $220, if we think like that, no one has ever made a profit by gambling in a casino. Even if someone wins by gambling today, he lost tomorrow, gambling is not a good way to earn money for entertainment. We can enjoy real fun by gambling with the money we can afford to lose.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

If I bet $1 and win $100 and lose it again, I consider it a loss of $100 because that $100 is already my right when I win.
Furthermore, if I win $100, I will not continue playing on the same day. I will immediately withdraw it and deposit a small amount to play if I feel the game is not satisfying.

That's going to be a lose of $101 because your profit from the previous bet was $99 and now that you have lose everything, that's a lose of $101. Yea, the best decision one can take after winning such a big amount is to take a break and cash out the money, then use the money for something good, not to spend it on gambling again.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Losing a lot adds to the desire for high expectations, slots could mean high rolling, while sport is quite manageable the anxiety is just same. Gamblers who have within them concluded they've lost so much money gambling, would immediately wish to hit back at once more than all the funds casino has taken from their wallet. It's hard to move on, that's the reason behind problem gaming and loss chasing.

At the end of the day, if we really look at it, we have to accept things as they happened, there's no other way If we don't accept it, it's because we're wrong. We decided to play and stay? Well, we lost? There's not much we can do, just move on, If you don't want to lose money playing, then don't play Everything in life is a decision.

[DiMarxist]

If you bet a $1 and you win $100 but you lose it all again the next round you bet, is it really your money that you lost even though you just won that $100? More like you lost the potential of having that amount of money which is why it hurts but if we are being honest it should be easy to move on because that money did not exactly come from your own wallet. Do you find yourself harder to move on if you lose money from a huge win even if you just bet only a small amount?

Op it is my money because I used the $1 to win $100 which is automatically mine and if withdraw it, I will us it to buy things and if I used it again to gamble planning to win more $100s of dollars and in the process, I loss them again. That means I have loss all my money to the casino again. This has happened to almost all the gamblers here. But it is not easy to win $100 with $1 unless the person play with either slot or spin games but if it is sport games, that should be a multiple games and one game would just end everything for you.

[FFrankie]

I don’t think there any many net positive gamblers so that’s not something that even needs to be asked. If that was the case I don’t think there would be a million different ways to gamble

[@nn@_pen9]

If I bet $1 and win $100 and lose it again, I consider it a loss of $100 because that $100 is already my right when I win.
Furthermore, if I win $100, I will not continue playing on the same day. I will immediately withdraw it and deposit a small amount to play if I feel the game is not satisfying.

Indeed, it's best to do so. If we achieve a significant win, as you mentioned above, it would be wise to stop immediately and enjoy the results of our gambling, rather than continuing with the pretext of increasing their desired profits. This greed is what causes them to lose all the money they've earned or held. However, always remember the principle we uphold in gambling play responsibly, not seeking a primary source of income there, as the risk of losing is always present. If you gamble frequently, consider time and money limits.

[Graph001]

Losing a lot adds to the desire for high expectations, slots could mean high rolling, while sport is quite manageable the anxiety is just same. Gamblers who have within them concluded they've lost so much money gambling, would immediately wish to hit back at once more than all the funds casino has taken from their wallet. It's hard to move on, that's the reason behind problem gaming and loss chasing.

At the end of the day, if we really look at it, we have to accept things as they happened, there's no other way If we don't accept it, it's because we're wrong. We decided to play and stay? Well, we lost? There's not much we can do, just move on, If you don't want to lose money playing, then don't play Everything in life is a decision.

You are right that you can never change what has been done. If we do not take any action then we should also be prepared for the consequences. If someone likes to gamble then he should be prepared for the possibility of losing. Because losing and winning are both part of the game. Your situation and luck may not be in your favor. If you accept your losses then you will feel less stress and stop blaming others. And it will also help you think clearly. If you cannot accept the risk or loss of the game then I personally think it is better for you not to play that game because if you get emotional and make wrong decisions then it will affect you badly later.

[junder]

If I bet $1 and win $100 and lose it again, I consider it a loss of $100 because that $100 is already my right when I win.
Furthermore, if I win $100, I will not continue playing on the same day. I will immediately withdraw it and deposit a small amount to play if I feel the game is not satisfying.

Yes, the entire balance in the casino wallet is ours, no matter the amount. Only very lucky people can turn $1 into many times that. I've experienced this myself, but it didn't reach $100. But I still remember the winnings I made, I withdrew them and enjoyed them.
When a player has $1 and manages to turn it into $100, that should be more than enough, as it's a multiple of the profit, but the temptation to continue gambling is real, so it's natural for players to continue.

[BlackBaron]

If I bet $1 and win $100 and lose it again, I consider it a loss of $100 because that $100 is already my right when I win.
Furthermore, if I win $100, I will not continue playing on the same day. I will immediately withdraw it and deposit a small amount to play if I feel the game is not satisfying.

Yes, the entire balance in the casino wallet is ours, no matter the amount. Only very lucky people can turn $1 into many times that. I've experienced this myself, but it didn't reach $100. But I still remember the winnings I made, I withdrew them and enjoyed them.
When a player has $1 and manages to turn it into $100, that should be more than enough, as it's a multiple of the profit, but the temptation to continue gambling is real, so it's natural for players to continue.

However, sometimes people think that when they bring in $1 and win $100, then lose again, they'll consider their loss to be only $1. If that's based on the capital they brought, that's true, but based on what you said, I agree that they were losing $100 at the time.

And actually, this can be one way to encourage us to withdraw, because when we think that what's in our balance is ours, we'll be reluctant to lose that money again. So perhaps this mindset can be tried to avoid greed in gambling as well.

[ruykeri]

If I bet $1 and win $100 and lose it again, I consider it a loss of $100 because that $100 is already my right when I win.
Furthermore, if I win $100, I will not continue playing on the same day. I will immediately withdraw it and deposit a small amount to play if I feel the game is not satisfying.

Everyone thinks like this. I would feel the same way in my own case. It is a mental thing. Actually, when someone wins money by betting, he has full rights to that money and he plans in his mind what he will do with this money. Let me make it more clear, suppose if someone gets a job offer, he starts making all kinds of plans after getting the job, but if he is suddenly dropped before joining that job, then he will feel like losing the job. That is why when someone wins, even if he loses that money, it feels like he has lost his own money.

[OsaiEmma]

If you bet a $1 and you win $100 but you lose it all again the next round you bet, is it really your money that you lost even though you just won that $100? More like you lost the potential of having that amount of money which is why it hurts but if we are being honest it should be easy to move on because that money did not exactly come from your own wallet. Do you find yourself harder to move on if you lose money from a huge win even if you just bet only a small amount?

Well if it is this, yes it's your money u lost, but this is where some people get it wrong, they cry and lament that they lost money when they loose a potential win, e.g, if they staked a $10 bet to win $100, if it is lost, they will always say they lost $100 instead of $10 😂😂 that's just so funny, dude, that's a potential win it's not really ur money

[Wakate]

If I bet $1 and win $100 and lose it again, I consider it a loss of $100 because that $100 is already my right when I win.
Furthermore, if I win $100, I will not continue playing on the same day. I will immediately withdraw it and deposit a small amount to play if I feel the game is not satisfying.

You bet $1 and earned $100 and later you lose it due to maybe mistakes or not gambling on games that could give you the opportunity to win more. Losing the $100 back to the casino is not a lose, they have definitely taken the money they gave you back and since you could not make use of the money in a way that will bring profit to you. A lose is a lose and it's definitely a lose of money.