As a gambler how many loses are enough for you to call it a day?

[Ziskinberg]

If you are a responsible gambler, if you are seeing a consistent losses happening already at your first bets, that's good enough to say that this time isn't your lucky day, so its better to leave the casino immediately and try again another day. No need to chase your losses, because your bankroll may run out first before you will take back all those losses.

For winnings, I don't set any amount, I'm good with small but consistent wins. Or else greed will come out, and may not be controllable anymore until all my wins are slowly returning to the casino again.

[Silikiem]

Here is where you defines how responsible a gambler could be... There are people who gambles until they emptied their bankroll and there people who could just stake few games and whenever they incur loses they wouldn't mind to quit and have another rethink and do strategized themselves to know what best possible steps they could take this around to enable them win, this including with those are also gambling on slot and those who are doing sports betting.

I have came across where people says they are diehard gamblers and they wouldn't just quit immediately as you never can tell if there were to be another greater chances while gambling, but quitting on half way could cause you to miss such chances and, I have to ask the community to know how many looses one should experience or have before calling it a day or exit from the site, this question directly refers to the opposite as well and how much winning do you need to quit before all funds sent back to the casino or betting site.

share you thoughts.

if I lose after three consecutive losses then it is enough reason for me to stop gambling because I know that if I keep on chasing my losses or chasing profits it would only make me incur more losses. Three losses is enough for me to call it a day, a lot of people need to realize that you don't need to allow yourself incur lots of losses before you think about quitting. notice your activities is a beginner

This is one of the easiest way to become a gambling addict by not knowing when to call it a day after going on some consecutive losing streak without quitting instead you’re trying to chase your loses. It’s not always easy to quit from gambling after losing some bets especially if you still have some cash left with you that you can use to place the next bet because something keeps telling you not to quit that this could be your lucky bet. For me, I think the best way to tackle this issue isn’t even about calling it a day after some losing streak, it’s about you setting a budget of a certain amount of cash you will like to go out with for gambling and when you’ve exhausted it all, then you’re definitely leaving the casino and believe me the moment you step out of that casino hall your eyes will be cleared.

[Hypnosis00]

I have came across where people says they are diehard gamblers and they wouldn't just quit immediately as you never can tell if there were to be another greater chances while gambling, but quitting on half way could cause you to miss such chances and, I have to ask the community to know how many looses one should experience or have before calling it a day or exit from the site, this question directly refers to the opposite as well and how much winning do you need to quit before all funds sent back to the casino or betting site.

share you thoughts.

This kind of mindset of a gambler is no longer making them enjoy it but rather desperation.

For me, once I hit 3-5 losses in a row, I step back. I already know it is not my day. Of course, I still hope to win, but I also think about what happens if I keep going while I’m clearly losing.

I can't die chasing it because I understand what gambling is all about. We can win here, but at the same time, we lose as well. Accepting reality isn't difficult as long as we are not stupid enough to think of always winning.

[DaNNy001]

Just one enough is a lot to call it a day but a lot of gamblers wait until their losses become an issue to them before they consider quitting my advice is for gamblers not to allow themselves fall in the cycle of losses, after your first attempt and you end up losing until you loae too much...Don't let things get escalated before you act, you don't need to get to a point where you avoid making certain mistakes

[Obim34]

I have came across where people says they are diehard gamblers and they wouldn't just quit immediately as you never can tell if there were to be another greater chances while gambling, but quitting on half way could cause you to miss such chances and, I have to ask the community to know how many looses one should experience or have before calling it a day or exit from the site, this question directly refers to the opposite as well and how much winning do you need to quit before all funds sent back to the casino or betting site.

share you thoughts.

Diehard gamblers are the addicts or near to be addicts.

Quitting makes you a responsible gambler that understands were to draw the line, contrary to this, is a way to fall into financial problems that could be avoided in an actual sense.

Either on casinos or sports betting, once i exhaust my budget for the day, that's enough to call it a day. The main rule to gambling responsibly is not exceeding your budget, and budgets should be sized based on income.

[EluguHcman]

I do not count losses to say I have enough and call it a day.  I only count whether my bankroll is depleted or I think my winnings is enough to call it a day.

I only deposit what I can afford to lose, so my bankroll is the basis of whether I have to call it a day or not.  It would be tiring to count loses, and frustrating too.  Since if we start counting our losses, we might trigger revenge gambling aiming to regain the lost funds.

I also follow this kind of gambling method, not counting the numbers of loses and also not aiming to keep chasing for certain numbers of winning streaks what is important is to maintain the amount that I allocate and once it's already gone then it's time to stop, though in terms of winning it's a kind of bonus if ever that luck permits, also not aiming for something huge a portion or a double from the initial deposit might work then the enjoyment that fills the desire for playing.

I love to join this conversation and while we are all banging on our bankrolls which points at the amount designated amount to loose before zooming off, we should also bear it in mind that there a times we gets carried away when we still still have enough funds to burnout while we may have some other agendas to attend off gambling.

I am saying this because, it is also important to spend time in the game with time factors because some bettors would be comfortable to feel relaxed in the casino all because they have a lot of funds to do away. So i am at the point that we also consider leisure time as much we also consider bankrolls before spending our resourceful times therein.

[AmoreJaz]

Just one enough is a lot to call it a day but a lot of gamblers wait until their losses become an issue to them before they consider quitting
..my advice is for gamblers not to allow themselves fall in the cycle of losses, after your first attempt and you end up losing until you loae too much...Don't let things get escalated before you act, you don't need to get to a point where you avoid making certain mistakes

On my end, if I already lost my allocated budget for the day, then, for me, it means, I need to stop and call it a day. There's no need to deposit again because I know for myself that I already depleted my budget for that day. Now, if I will continue playing, it means, that I am already using my money for other expenses and that will give me financial troubles later on.

I believe, we already have had the same experiences in gambling. We already lost a lot and so you should know when to stop already. Because if you will really follow your desires, you won't stop depositing after each loss. And so you need to be firm with yourself. Once you depleted your allocated budget, pause and assess your situation. Is it worth losing all your money on this game or not?

[Hispo]

Here is where you defines how responsible a gambler could be... There are people who gambles until they emptied their bankroll and there people who could just stake few games and whenever they incur loses they wouldn't mind to quit and have another rethink and do strategized themselves to know what best possible steps they could take this around to enable them win, this including with those are also gambling on slot and those who are doing sports betting.

I have came across where people says they are diehard gamblers and they wouldn't just quit immediately as you never can tell if there were to be another greater chances while gambling, but quitting on half way could cause you to miss such chances and, I have to ask the community to know how many looses one should experience or have before calling it a day or exit from the site, this question directly refers to the opposite as well and how much winning do you need to quit before all funds sent back to the casino or betting site.

share you thoughts.

I believe the most conservative thing to do in order to remain a responsible gambler would be to call it a day when we deplete our gambling budget, I don't see it as a matter of number of rolls or spins, but a manner of how much money we have lost to the casino and how much of that money represent our bankroll to be allowed to be taken by our bad luck.
Problems start when we allow ourselves to gamble more than we have set from the beginning with our budget, and that happens when we allow greed to kick in and take over our common sense.

In the end, depending on the depth of our pockets we can take rolls or spins of a few cents or several dollars, sessions are supposed to last as much as we want, adjusting our wager.

[Stalker22]

IMHO "diehard gambler" is somebody who believes they are going to be rich because they are betting big to try and recover losses.  This will eventually lead to a financial ruin as they continue to chase after the notion theres a "big win" waiting for them.

Its simple: Have a budget and stick to it.  As soon as you reach your budget, walk away.  Dont make that "one last bet" mistake. And, if you are winning, set a goal for yourself and when you reach that goal, cash out.

If you cant walk away after making money or stop losing, then you are just another easy target for the casino to get money from. You need to find self-control and dont overthink it.

[Merit.s]

When I'm on a losing streak, four losses are enough for me to nall it a day because there's no need to continue gambling, let it not be as if I'm chasing my losses.

The more you gamble, the more you are prone to losses. This is the main reason why when gambling, you should always think of stopping the game at the right time.

[Cantsay]

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For bookmakers I don’t usually go all day betting so it’s usually like two to three bets per day so I’m not really sure this question applies to me because I already have a limit set up for me.

But when it comes to casino gambling, I usually don’t go with the number of spins I play, I have a small budgets already so it not really something I would even need to put a limit on the numbers of spins. Once my bankroll gets finished I’ll call it a day, I don’t usually re-deposit…

[MRY]

When I'm on a losing streak, four losses are enough for me to nall it a day because there's no need to continue gambling, let it not be as if I'm chasing my losses.

The more you gamble, the more you are prone to losses. This is the main reason why when gambling, you should always think of stopping the game at the right time.

One must simply control his or her spending hinged on self-awareness which is essential to our prosperity in the face of an abnormally large number of losses. We should also exercise rationality in order to make sure that we do not get carried by the emotional need to recoup the lost capital at a fast rate. By controlling the time and the number of our contacts with gambling, we preserve our sanity with the help of which we spared our assets the complete ruin. Proper information on the right time spares us the time wasting vicious circle of economic recession.

[mirakal]

Gambling is not about seeing your bankroll completely drowning that's when you decide to stop betting, no that shouldn't be that way. At least gamble with what you can afford to lose, and stop immediately if you lose it all.

Gambling isn't a matter of how much you lose or how much you win, but its more on managing your funds appropriately so that you won't end up regretting why you decide to enter gambling and lose all your hard-earned money.

[r_victory]

As I replied in another thread, what determines when it's time to stop, or what's enough, in my case, isn't how many times I've lost, but how much I still have available to bet.

I can decide to stop earlier if I feel that "the tide isn't right for fishing," I don't tend to insist too much when I see that things aren't going the way I'd like.

[Somto9Light]

Just one enough is a lot to call it a day but a lot of gamblers wait until their losses become an issue to them before they consider quitting
..my advice is for gamblers not to allow themselves fall in the cycle of losses, after your first attempt and you end up losing until you loae too much...Don't let things get escalated before you act, you don't need to get to a point where you avoid making certain mistakes

Let's be realistic here it is very hard to go once, i could imagine the feeling when you only go once let's say the one is almost wining at this point you will be forced to try one more time which is normal. For me I can't possibly call it a day from the first attempt surely I will try one more time and if I'm not lucky in the second attempt then I can call it a day, I know it is individuals choice to decide when to stop and when not to stop and I must say that if that's the method you used, then you're likely to be safe from gambling problem.

[Botnake]

Losses or wins shouldn't really matter for you. You should limit the money you put in yv account and ideally also the amount of gambling you do.

If you bet on sports place only a maximum of a handful of slips let's say. Or split it to more slips with the same money.

Then if you gamble on chance based games, there's a few styles but you should always have a hard cap on money spent. If you can also limit your time then you may or may not have better chances to walk away with somethjngm because if you just keep playing indefinitely the only certainty is that you will lose your bankroll.

Sometimes I think that the real challenge in gambling is not how often you win or lose in the process, but its on how you manage your funds so that it won't end up in zero balance. Its not how good or bad you are as a gambler, but how effective you are in controlling your bankroll so that it may grow as much as possible.

Greed and patience are also tested in gambling. If you are greedy, you are more likely to lose it all, but if you are calm and patient, you will enjoy your game without too much losses on your part.

[Sonia_123]

Here is where you defines how responsible a gambler could be... There are people who gambles until they emptied their bankroll and there people who could just stake few games and whenever they incur loses they wouldn't mind to quit and have another rethink and do strategized themselves to know what best possible steps they could take this around to enable them win, this including with those are also gambling on slot and those who are doing sports betting.

I have came across where people says they are diehard gamblers and they wouldn't just quit immediately as you never can tell if there were to be another greater chances while gambling, but quitting on half way could cause you to miss such chances and, I have to ask the community to know how many looses one should experience or have before calling it a day or exit from the site, this question directly refers to the opposite as well and how much winning do you need to quit before all funds sent back to the casino or betting site.

share you thoughts.

Well as a gambler experiencing two times loss is enough to quit for the day if not you will end up losing all you have without noticing it and such act continues persistently, it then will lead to gambling addiction.

For winning, as soon as you have won for the first time, it is enough to quit, but if you really want to try more after the first and second win, just quit because as you are hoping to be winning, the next game might just be so sad for the day by losing all you have won.

[Orpichukwu]

To be honest, I don't have a specific amount of losing to experience before I will stop for the day, as I don't even make such a type of record. My own is to focus on playing within my budget. If I'm on a losing streak of 4 to 5 games straight up with no single win, that will definitely affect my mood, and I can just decide to call it a day. There are also times when I don't care about that; as long as I still have money left in my balance, I will just continue.

[NurseHub]

Here is where you defines how responsible a gambler could be... There are people who gambles until they emptied their bankroll and there people who could just stake few games and whenever they incur loses they wouldn't mind to quit and have another rethink and do strategized themselves to know what best possible steps they could take this around to enable them win, this including with those are also gambling on slot and those who are doing sports betting.

I have came across where people says they are diehard gamblers and they wouldn't just quit immediately as you never can tell if there were to be another greater chances while gambling, but quitting on half way could cause you to miss such chances and, I have to ask the community to know how many looses one should experience or have before calling it a day or exit from the site, this question directly refers to the opposite as well and how much winning do you need to quit before all funds sent back to the casino or betting site.

share you thoughts.

A gambler who works with a budget will be able to dictate when to call it a day faster than someone who gambles directly from an account without limitations. You don't have to wait till you lose everything before you will stop; as a gambler, a budget is always the best to help you regulate your money. If there is am budget, you can gamble as long as the money can go.

[Cyber_warrior]

I have came across where people says they are diehard gamblers and they wouldn't just quit immediately as you never can tell if there were to be another greater chances while gambling

I have heard some gamblers say something like this before, but I feel people who say things like this are already addicted to gambling. Most of them won’t want to stop gambling until they lose everything which they are having because they going to be thinking maybe their win is already closer, and if they continue gambling they will be able to achieve that, but if they stop gambling, all the money which they have lost will be gone already.

As a gambler, if what you are losing is getting to much, just stop gambling for that moment, take a rest and come back another time, trying to keep on gambling hoping for a miracle to happen is really bad.