Winning first and not stopping, luck or skill?

[ozgr]

When gambling, it’s very important to move your winnings to the right place and not keep playing. Last night I got a $10 free slot bonus from a casino. Luck was on my side and I won $700. I cashed it out, poured myself a whiskey, transferred $600 to another casino, and lost it all

[iBaba]

When gambling, it’s very important to move your winnings to the right place and not keep playing. Last night I got a $10 free slot bonus from a casino. Luck was on my side and I won $700. I cashed it out, poured myself a whiskey, transferred $600 to another casino, and lost it all

Recently, I personally learnt some things about gambling and being contented and not ambitious when practicing it and it is like this because of its two basic features, one is that gambling has to do with you trying to win something you have little or no control over, because it is a total game of luck, that you can not be so sure about the outcome and as a result you have to add an extra layer of caution to it by yourself.

I've said that if I have made a good money from gambling, I will be ready to sacrifice 10 percent of it and if the win is up to 500 dollars and above, it will be 15 percent. I've assumed the 15% to be the VAT and that VAT is basically spared for another gambling but not to go and sink in every you've made from one casino to another casino because you might end in utter disappoint and regret when you finally lose everything.

[michellee]

When gambling, it’s very important to move your winnings to the right place and not keep playing. Last night I got a $10 free slot bonus from a casino. Luck was on my side and I won $700. I cashed it out, poured myself a whiskey, transferred $600 to another casino, and lost it all

You almost benefit from your winning if you don't transfer to another casino.

That's why we must control ourselves and not be tempted to send our winnings to another casino. $700 is big money for some people so we must not risk it gambling and hope it gets bigger. Gambling will not let you chase more wins too often so withdrawing the money is better.

That's a lesson for all, not just you, to always remember that winning is difficult so we must not waste it. No need to greedily chase more winning and feel satisfied with the winning.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

winning from the first trial can be a result of luck or skill but whatever it may be it is not possible to win consistently, even if you apply skills you can't continue winning. There are sport bettors that lose after winning because they keep trying to make more attempts to make profit. not stopping after winning might lead to addiction if you continue making it a routine. people that got addicted to gambling started out like this and overtime it became an habit they couldn't control. After winning from the first trial there is no need to continue

After winning more, that's when they even have the zeal to keep gambling non stop because they believe they have either have the skill to keep winning or that they are very lucky to win always, what some of them don't realize is that they can not control their winning in gambling. There's no gambler that doesn't lose after winning but the fact that some persons do not even use the money they have won to do more meaningful things is what surprises me, at least they should have the knowledge that gambling is a game of luck, they should use any win they get to do important things before losing more.

[EarnOnVictor]

Is it the winning at first and then losing and trying to improve their skills after losing and then losing or winning again that keeps people from not getting out of gambling addiction, or is there something else that if you develop some skills, you will never lose again.

There's no such a thing in gambling, we lose, we gain, and the combination of these losing and gaining depends highly on lucky, which is beyond any gambler. So, no one can say empathically that they have a hack to always win in gambling, regardless of how experienced they are and the gambling system they deployed. It all boils down to a responsible gambling, as even initial fun mentality could later become an issue if care is not taken, which is not limited to addiction, but also desperate. Gamblers should also zero their minds from the money to be made. This will go a long way in playing it with a neutral mind, and with better financial accountability.

[leonair]

When gambling, it’s very important to move your winnings to the right place and not keep playing. Last night I got a $10 free slot bonus from a casino. Luck was on my side and I won $700. I cashed it out, poured myself a whiskey, transferred $600 to another casino, and lost it all

I have seen that gamblers, no matter how big they win, cannot keep it. After winning, they either continue gambling and lose it again, or they can cash out the money and come back and lose even more. Or, like you, they deposit it at another casino and lose it. Very few gamblers can keep their winnings and use them for something good. Everyone else loses more than they win. What is permanently gained from gambling is fun, emotion, depression, etc.

[Akbarkoe]

When I first bet, I won $50 and was very happy, but later, when I kept betting in the hope of winning more, I lost. Then, a friend of mine bet double than me and won.

Most people say that they gamble for fun, but at some point, it turns out that even though they played for fun at first, they became addicted to gambling and later they are the ones trying to get out of this addiction. Is it the winning at first and then losing and trying to improve their skills after losing and then losing or winning again that keeps people from not getting out of gambling addiction, or is there something else that if you develop some skills, you will never lose again.

Winning and losing are normal things in our hands, that's not the problem, the problem is in your expectations about the gambling you do, aren't you gambling for a win at the end of your gambling, there is no consistency for your own enjoyment in gambling, your goals slowly shift as the game progresses which influences you to continue pursuing victory.
Open skills that increase but understanding, especially if you play slot games, there is no skill there, sports betting can be done with your analytical skills but you will definitely lose in the future even though you can analyze, many unexpected things influence the results, addiction comes not because of that but because you want to win big.

[Slow death]

When people understand that anything done in excess can lead to addiction, they are better able to manage all aspects of life. They know that when gambling, they should spend little time and only use amounts of money they can afford to lose.

They also know they should look for other forms of real-world entertainment and constantly have fun in the real world, because the happier people are in the real world, the less likely they are to become addicted to gambling. Unfortunately, some people do the opposite; they turn to gambling when they already have serious problems in the real world that they can't cope with, and as a consequence, they only gamble, forget about the real world, and become addicted.

[bangjoe]

Is it the winning at first and then losing and trying to improve their skills after losing and then losing or winning again that keeps people from not getting out of gambling addiction, or is there something else that if you develop some skills, you will never lose again.

There's no such a thing in gambling, we lose, we gain, and the combination of these losing and gaining depends highly on lucky, which is beyond any gambler. So, no one can say empathically that they have a hack to always win in gambling, regardless of how experienced they are and the gambling system they deployed. It all boils down to a responsible gambling, as even initial fun mentality could later become an issue if care is not taken, which is not limited to addiction, but also desperate. Gamblers should also zero their minds from the money to be made. This will go a long way in playing it with a neutral mind, and with better financial accountability.

That's how gambling is there is no guarantee whatsoever to get a win even though you are very experienced in the world of gambling for many years, still the most important factor is luck, that's gambling.
And of course gambling responsibly must be a guideline in gambling so that we do not enter into a dark world with full of losses and torment for immeasurable losses, it is an asset for us to stay safe in gambling, the fact that has been trained so far is not how we can win a lot in gambling but how we are disciplined to gamble responsibly, understand our own emotions and have wise limits.

[sompitonov]

This is a classic path for many players, a series of wins and losses. But I think, in general, it's always more dangerous for a player to initially win big due to luck, because it makes a huge impression on them. After that, they won't be able to quit, thinking it will always be like that. In reality, they'll start losing and won't be able to win back their losses, because the game can easily take everything back. This is the influence of luck, but of course, I personally don't rely much on luck. It's better to develop skills and mastery, because that's how professionals operate.

[Bitcoin Smith]

When I first bet, I won $50 and was very happy, but later, when I kept betting in the hope of winning more, I lost. Then, a friend of mine bet double than me and won.

Each and every bet's results are irrelevant to past or future bets, so if you won your first bet means you got lucky and you tried to repeat the same but luck didn't work on that time. Your friend betting and won is irrelevant too on this matter.

There is no skill here, it is all just random events and you need to be in the right place at the right time to get through it, sometimes we do but most of the time we don't but it doesn't stop people from expecting to make it though in their next bet, or next bet and so on.

[icebar]

If you had kept you cool after winning $50, you might have had the money. But you were greedy, which is why you didn't win. It could be that even if you lost later, your friend won. Because luck doesn't always work the same way. If someone loses today, they might get lucky some other day. Many people gamble for fun, but not everyone gambles for fun, and a gambler becomes addicted to his gambling activity. If you put too much effort into gambling or trying to make money through gambling, the gambler will lose. If someone wins at gambling, they may become more motivated to gamble, which will not cure their addiction, but if someone can control themselves even after winning, then winning is not difficult for them.

[swogerino]

If you had kept you cool after winning $50, you might have had the money. But you were greedy, which is why you didn't win. It could be that even if you lost later, your friend won. Because luck doesn't always work the same way. If someone loses today, they might get lucky some other day. Many people gamble for fun, but not everyone gambles for fun, and a gambler becomes addicted to his gambling activity. If you put too much effort into gambling or trying to make money through gambling, the gambler will lose. If someone wins at gambling, they may become more motivated to gamble, which will not cure their addiction, but if someone can control themselves even after winning, then winning is not difficult for them.

The problem is that even if you win and quit soon after you get back to gambling. I have seen this pattern so many times and even myself so many times I want to quit and I quit, I go out then to have a walk or to watch some shops to buy something with that money but any time I am near doing that my brain says let's get back home and win some more so we can buy even more things. This makes me go back and then as usual I lose the winnings together with money from my own which is the end result I and no one else desires. That is the difficulty in gambling, not controlling yourself during game play and after a win but rather to keep your cool and do something else when you win some money.

[liuka]

When gambling, it’s very important to move your winnings to the right place and not keep playing. Last night I got a $10 free slot bonus from a casino. Luck was on my side and I won $700. I cashed it out, poured myself a whiskey, transferred $600 to another casino, and lost it all

What luck is this, from $10 free in a slot game you can turn it into $700 that's crazy luck, maybe you play in Christmas themed slots, with what we feel winning feels easier? I mean not too easy to lose, meaning breaking even but we were satisfied with the old slot game.

Unfortunately you may still not be too satisfied so the money was transferred to another casino and lost it all, this would really be an emotion if it were from my own side.
Maybe I will cash out $500 and the rest will continue to play for luck again.

[Dickiy]

When gambling, it’s very important to move your winnings to the right place and not keep playing. Last night I got a $10 free slot bonus from a casino. Luck was on my side and I won $700. I cashed it out, poured myself a whiskey, transferred $600 to another casino, and lost it all

I have seen that gamblers, no matter how big they win, cannot keep it. After winning, they either continue gambling and lose it again, or they can cash out the money and come back and lose even more. Or, like you, they deposit it at another casino and lose it. Very few gamblers can keep their winnings and use them for something good. Everyone else loses more than they win. What is permanently gained from gambling is fun, emotion, depression, etc.

Often it is like that, the cause is usually because their confidence increases after successfully getting a win, hoping to get a second, third and so on in the same place or elsewhere, when in reality there is still no guarantee or the point is that defeat is something that is still very likely to happen.
I also have some friends who have that approach to gambling and instead of getting bigger wins they end up regretting it.
The fact is that there are very few gamblers who can actually enjoy the results of their winnings.

[boyptc]

It is very impossible that even you learn the best skills in gambling that you will not lose ever. Maybe at a very special and rare case that the person is very lucky.

But luck is also fading and that's why it becomes impossible that we'll never hit any lose at all.

We're playing games that are just either win or lose and it's very unlikely that we'll get to win at all times even if you're the luckiest person alive ever.

[hedgeh0g]

It is very impossible that even you learn the best skills in gambling that you will not lose ever. Maybe at a very special and rare case that the person is very lucky.

But luck is also fading and that's why it becomes impossible that we'll never hit any lose at all.

We're playing games that are just either win or lose and it's very unlikely that we'll get to win at all times even if you're the luckiest person alive ever.

Many players simply don't understand that luck can't last forever. The thing is, everything always comes to an end. For example, someone plays and wins, but doesn't understand that it's just luck. Such a player might only think of one thing, that they're so smart and skilled, when in fact, that's not true at all. I understand that sometimes I can win because of luck that's happened to me. It's important to understand this, because otherwise, at some point, you'll have to fall too far. You need to be prepared for that.

[o48o]

When I first bet, I won $50 and was very happy, but later, when I kept betting in the hope of winning more, I lost. Then, a friend of mine bet double than me and won.

It's sad that you could not hold onto your money and winning. You need to be more responsible on gambling. I hope you learnt a lessons today. The more you play the more you'll learn.

I have literally not met anyone who can "hold onto their money and winning". As there's no skill to anything else but learning not to lose more then you was ready to lose.
Imho there's no lesson here. Did abaeze plan to cash out when $50 limit was out? If not then he didn't have a plan, and if his plan would have been cashing $100, he wouldn't have even broke his own plan.

Anyone who is winning at the moment is lucky and obviously they don't want to reduce their feeling of superiority to "luck", so they rather believe they are just good at it.

[Showlove01]

When gambling, it’s very important to move your winnings to the right place and not keep playing. Last night I got a $10 free slot bonus from a casino. Luck was on my side and I won $700. I cashed it out, poured myself a whiskey, transferred $600 to another casino, and lost it all

Are you serious, what were you thinking? That is not good for real and I can imagine or see myself doing that kind of thing in gambling, using $10 to win $700 and lavish it in a blink of an eye. What I always do is that anytime I win money from gambling I will quickly withdraw all to my account first even though I would want to still try luck that same day, then later I will deposit back the one I want to use to gamble and once I used it up, I'm done for that day and thank God I don't play slots because you can literally lose everything and it can be really tempting.

[ShowOff]

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Many players simply don't understand that luck can't last forever. The thing is, everything always comes to an end. For example, someone plays and wins, but doesn't understand that it's just luck. Such a player might only think of one thing, that they're so smart and skilled, when in fact, that's not true at all. I understand that sometimes I can win because of luck that's happened to me. It's important to understand this, because otherwise, at some point, you'll have to fall too far. You need to be prepared for that.

Actualy, every gambler has some understanding of how luck works in each game, but when they are in a winning position, they sometimes think, “This is my lucky day.” So they keep gambling and ignore their limits, believing that their lucky day will last a long time.

Skill only functions to increase the chances of winning, it does not guarantee victory, the rest is luck. I think every gambler has experienced a period like this, where they get carried away by the atmosphere and become overly confident when betting. Some manage to avoid major losses because they realize their mistake sooner.