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

[finaleshot2016]

Well, if you're a responsible gambler, it's not about the how many, it's about the discipline you have during gambling. Of course, stop gambling if you've noticed a lot of signs and of course, sensing that there's a huge chance you'll lose money or already losing a lot. You will set a limit for yourself so you can be avoiding some huge losses, it's not about how many, it's about utilizing the funds you have by optimizing your decisions and still trying to make huge profit for the last allocated balance for gambling.

Discipline is important

[bitzizzix]

A valuable lesson for me is to never make another deposit once my gambling budget is depleted.
I've tried this several times, and after my budget was depleted, I felt that if I made another deposit, I would definitely win. It turned out to be an illusion, because in reality, after my second deposit, I still lost.
So I'm very determined not to do it again, and the best thing for me now is that when I lose and my balance is depleted, I firmly stop. Even though I sometimes feel the urge to make another deposit, I have to fight it and do it the next day or the day after, and the results are better because sometimes I get lucky.

[rachael9385]

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

[Fortify]

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.

For me it's simply one deposit, whether that is $10 or $100 - I've always had enough self control so far that I've bailed after losing the sum that I've put in upfront. I don't like losing a lot to gambling, so always go in with a fixed mindset that any money put down is gone already. On some rare occasions I've been able to win more than I put down. That way I can choose the rate that I play at as well, if I want to make it last a long time then $0.10 slots will go quite far, alternatively I might dump the whole amount across one or two sports bets. Anyone who keeps topping up is already stuck in that gambling loser mentality, somehow seeking revenge against a house that does not have an opinion it just works off mathematical fact.

[Findingnemo]

I don't have any specific criteria like how many los or how much amount to lose before call it a day, I will just do it when I feel like it is enough for the day which we will get when we feel like this is not our lucky day, I might be wrong completely but this is what kept me away from compulsive gambling while also maintaining the healthy betting habits.

[lionheart78]

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.

[Davidvictorson]

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.

Th answer to the question is that you should not chase your loss. If a gambler losses the first time and continues to play in the hopes that they will be able to win the next game, that is a typical example of chasing a loss and that should never happen because in the end, your loss is the casino's gain. Stick with your plan for which you had before you started to gamble. Don't bet more than you can afford to lose. Anything other than this is biting more than you can choose and it means losses. Just call it a day before you wreck your day.

[Bright0515]

This is right mate, some gamblers will lose everything in their bank account before they stop gambling but some gamblers will stop gambling after they get a few losses. If I deposit $50 into my betting account and I lose 90% of the money I deposit into my bet account, what I will actually do at that point is quit because if I continue gambling I will lose all of them. Those gamblers that continue gambling when they lose the initial money they deposit beloved that they will recover their losses but they still continue losing.

[Cryptohygenic]

Most gamblers don't care how many times they plays before they have to take leave, they just gamble according to how the funds in their betting account could sustain.
They have to bet untill there is nothing left with them to continue. Some also bets until their conscience begin to ring them bells whispering them that playing further will be a point of regrets if they have not been able to win all the while.
Some periodically sets budgets and plans of how much to spend, time to spend and how many times to play before they call it a day.
So that you are asking is irrational and best to individual players.

[Patikno]

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.

I also believe that gambling should be completed within the allocated amount, as we never know what will happen before the bankroll is depleted. There might be an opportunity to win more in the quarter, or midway through the game. So, I think it is okay to do, so as long as we are using money we can afford to lose. Personally, I usually stop mid-game due to time constraints, meaning sometimes I have to stop because I don't have time to continue gambling, so I abandon it. I rarely stop abruptly when gambling, as long as I still have plenty of time to do so, and I will continue if I am still losing.

Regarding winnings, I usually stop mid-game, when I have doubled my bankroll, and sometimes even half. For me, a doubled profit is enough, and I can save the winnings for the next gambling session.

[icebar]

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.

No one can give a straight answer on how many times a gambler should stop gambling for a day, but if they gamble according to their ability, they will be able to easily understand when they need to stop. Someone may be able to bet a certain amount in 5 consecutive matches, if he loses 3 matches in a row, I think he should stop gambling for that day. Also, the gambler may have some other reasons, such as if he understands his emotions in gambling, then he should stop gambling for that day, so that he can protect himself from big losses. If his strategies do not seem to be working properly, he can stop there too.

[Lida93]

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.

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share you thoughts.

If it's about emptying of bankroll then in my opinion I don't think it's a factual means to use in identifying who's a responsible gambler amd who's isn't. I can decide to make my bankroll in the amount I want to use for all my gambling session for the day and since it's a percent I have already marked for my gambling then it's fine by me that I have to finish it before calling it a day. I think the emphasis should be on not gambling beyond what you can afford to lose, as usual.

[fredericktaylor]

I gamble in small amounts, mainly for entertainment purposes with the money I can afford to lose. First, I set a time and money limit, after winning or losing, I wait for a while before gambling again, I use a small amount of money every day to bet, which does not cause me any financial problems due to losing. I set aside all the necessary money in advance so that I do not lose money due to emotion or greed after gambling. When we gamble calmly without expecting to gain, there is no risk of losing extra money, we have control over ourselves, and we can enjoy the real fun of gambling.

[macson]

Some gamblers might gamble until they've exhausted their entire bankroll before calling it a day, but I don't think that way because it's quite a loss for me to blow my entire bankroll in one go when I could have played again the next day. If I find that after a few tries I just don't get the feeling that the game isn't what I expected, then I know it's time to step back and conserve my bankroll for better opportunities tomorrow. I don't need to force myself to keep trying when I know the odds aren't in my favor. It's that simple.

[silpersurfer]

I guess one or two losses were enough proof that luck wasn't on my side that day, and I'd try again another time.

A bad thing happened to me: I gambled nonstop until morning, still hitting the spin button. That night, I made more than ten deposits of the same amount. The first three deposits were consecutive losses, and on the fourth, I won big enough to cover the previous three losses. But then I thought, "I've been gambling for so long, how can I not have luck?" And eventually, I made another deposit and lost. The thought crossed my mind, "How could I end up gambling with a loss?" I kept depositing again and again until I completely wiped out my account balance. This was a truly bad experience that I absolutely didn't want to repeat, and it was this incident that made me realize and limit my gambling more.

[Mr_Brilliant$]

For me when I’m betting, it does not get to the point where I will have to be losing over and over. I already decide beforehand how much I am willing to lose for the day, and once that budget is gone, that is it for me…. No chasing, no one more try and all of that..

Because that is the only way to stay sane with gambling ooo..  The moment you cross your own limit, that is when things start going sideways. So for me, it is not about how many losses, it is about hitting that set amount and calling it a day.

[Versatile_choice]

Well I believe my own way of gambling Is different from every other gamblers here which most gamblers might not call it a day even after experiencing series of loses unless thier bankroll run dry. For me I don't gamble this way, when I try for like 2-3 times and it didn't work out for me, then I will call it a day which all gamblers are expected to go with this approach instead of to continue when they already know that they are in a losing streak. The reason why most gamblers don't usually think about stopping during this process is that they feel that the losing streak is almost coming to an end not knowing that they still have more losses awaiting.

[hyudien]

My gambling budget isn't always the same each week, but I always emphasize that when I make a deposit, I limit it to two deposits if it's on slots, and I only play twice a week, or not at all. If my balance is depleted, it's time to stop and come back the following week if I want. In a lucky situation, there are two options: withdraw even if the winnings are small, or keep playing if I'm not satisfied. But with sports betting, I can be much more disciplined. I don't know why, but maybe it's because there's no interaction; I just place a bet and then sleep or watch the game if it's a big one.

[uchegod-21]

Well I believe my own way of gambling Is different from every other gamblers here which most gamblers might not call it a day even after experiencing series of loses unless thier bankroll run dry. For me I don't gamble this way, when I try for like 2-3 times and it didn't work out for me, then I will call it a day which all gamblers are expected to go with this approach instead of to continue when they already know that they are in a losing streak. The reason why most gamblers don't usually think about stopping during this process is that they feel that the losing streak is almost coming to an end not knowing that they still have more losses awaiting.

This your approach to gambling loss is okay, but for those who didn't put in so much money to gamble. This is how it is expected to be, after at most 3 consecutive losses, the next move should be to take a break instead of of chasing losses.

In my own case, my mood determines how I quit gambling for the day. I could try to exhaust my budget for the day or quit after a loss that demotivated me. There's no specific number or amount of loss I aim for, but I am sure I am never going to chase losses.

[Fredomago]

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.