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

[michellee]

Maybe half of my total balance and I will stop gambling. That is the best for me because I can use the rest of the money for gambling over the next few days. I don't know how many losses are enough but when my balance decreases to half, I will stop gambling before I lose more.

I agree that diehard gamblers will be difficult to stop gambling. They will think that they have a chance to win especially in the next rounds. But if they can think clearly, they will see that no guarantee they can win. This is why we must have limits when gambling so we know when to stop gambling.

[vanesha]

I am not an addict or a true gambler. But in some cases of my gambling, yes, I gamble, and when I lose, I create a new strategy before placing another bet. This may look complicated to those who gamble purely on hope and are willing to spend all their money because they believe they will win. For me, this is a system that must be beaten, and I will win when I find the weakness in that system.

[tvplus006]

...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..

Everything here will depend on how much the player adheres to the observance of risks. Therefore, one player, making small bets, will be able to spend the whole evening at the casino, while the other may lose his entire deposit in a couple of games and go home with empty pockets.

[masulum]

I also do something similar in this regard. The difference is that I set aside money for the next month. However, sometimes I spend it all in a few weeks. But after that, I rarely add to the budget and I stop when the budget runs out. However, most of the time I can make a profit, and within a month I can even withdraw part of it. I then put some of it back for the next month. This budget includes funds for my other hobbies and is not solely for gambling. By maintaining such limits, at least we can be in a less mentally taxing situation, even when we are unlucky and suffer many losses.

well, you are doing better i think, because I never trying to gamble once a month so far. Maybe i will try to implement this next time, so instead gamble every week i can accumulate for once with higher balance. very nice share bro, with current habit, I think I still need more gap to reduce addiction.

That was the right move. If you've been betting blindly, you should have learned from it and avoided repeating it. Yes, you've done it and corrected it. Good job, because I think only a small percentage of people can correct their mistakes.

And your new gambling habit of stopping when you lose or feel you've reached your limit should be maintained, as it will keep you safe even if you continue to gamble.

thanks bro, sure I will try to maintain my gambling habit, this really hard for me, until I give my money to my wife to prevent losing control because still have balance in wallet or bank account and try to make another deposit for betting. LOL.

[xenomorfo]

According to my understanding of gambling, it is not the number of games lost that actual justify how responsible a gambler was because at the end of the day the responsibility of a gambleer come down to how the gambler was able to manage his portfolio.
A gambler can split hiis/her portfolio into having 100 gameplay every and s/he loses 50 games, it doesn't mean the gambler is irresponsible. Besides, if we check the historical data of gamblers who are addict and abuse gambling, it always starts from bankroll mismanagement.

I honestly don't think your solution works. It can't create a science for managing gambling, because gambling is based on luck, which is something you absolutely can't predict.
Unfortunately we always fall into the problem of wanting to bring order to something that by nature is chaotic and random: luck.

[Dunamisx]

There's no specific number of losses that we must attain before calling it a day, since it is expected of us that we should gamble for fun, also, we have to be more inclined towards the fun we have in gambling, which may determine whether to when we should can it a day or continue gambling, except we are not playing to have fun, but to make money from gambling.

[Versatile_choice]

Everything here will depend on how much the player adheres to the observance of risks. Therefore, one player, making small bets, will be able to spend the whole evening at the casino, while the other may lose his entire deposit in a couple of games and go home with empty pockets.

You're right about this, a player who is making small bets is likely to spend more time than a player who is going with a higher amount. but I think it's depends because most of this low stakers usually set a limit on how many bets they will make a day some can decide to go for like 1-2 times irrespective of the outcome while most gamblers might decide to go without setting a limit unless they bet with the whole of thier bankroll. So it depends but I'm not disputing with you when you said that a player who is making small bets is likely to spend the whole evening which is true, and surely it is always very difficult for some gamblers to quite after making first or second attempt since they have enough money Left in thier bet account.

[suzanne5223]

According to my understanding of gambling, it is not the number of games lost that actual justify how responsible a gambler was because at the end of the day the responsibility of a gambleer come down to how the gambler was able to manage his portfolio.
A gambler can split hiis/her portfolio into having 100 gameplay every and s/he loses 50 games, it doesn't mean the gambler is irresponsible. Besides, if we check the historical data of gamblers who are addict and abuse gambling, it always starts from bankroll mismanagement.

I honestly don't think your solution works. It can't create a science for managing gambling, because gambling is based on luck, which is something you absolutely can't predict.
Unfortunately we always fall into the problem of wanting to bring order to something that by nature is chaotic and random: luck.

I will never categorise gambling as something chaotic by nature, and only gamblers who seem not to understand the concept of gambling being a game of chance will have such an impression. Besides, we can categorize gambling as future trading, where you can predict the market using the perfect setup, and also confirm it with a tool like fib but the result is negative.
Despite the success, is not promised but consistency; psychology and capital management are needed to keep on trading. If the capital is managed well, you can lose 6 trades, win 3, and still be profitable.
The same thing goes for gambling, and I was surprised you're saying something else. The last time i checked, in every space, people who thrive there always follow this 3 things, which are consistency, psychology, and capital management (in some area is time management because time wasters are destiny wasters).

[Fredomago]

I am not an addict or a true gambler. But in some cases of my gambling, yes, I gamble, and when I lose, I create a new strategy before placing another bet. This may look complicated to those who gamble purely on hope and are willing to spend all their money because they believe they will win. For me, this is a system that must be beaten, and I will win when I find the weakness in that system.

And for sure that's something that is not easy to accomplish, there are different strategies that you use and there are some instances that you may win against the system , but in terms of beating it completely that's not going to happen unless you'll find something to cheat and you'll be able to escape from being caught.

Better to set up your limit and make sure to follow, it avoids you from losing a lot and keep you away from getting addicted.

[Victorybit1]

The mistake a lot of people make is that they wait until they incur lots of losses before they think about quitting gambling or taking a break for a while. you don't have to wait until you lose a lot of money before you think about calling it a day. some gamblers get addicted to gambling when they keep on chasing their losses and they don't realise this Until they have lost a lot. Always quit as early as possible

[TopT3ns]

The mistake a lot of people make is that they wait until they incur lots of losses before they think about quitting gambling or taking a break for a while. you don't have to wait until you lose a lot of money before you think about calling it a day. some gamblers get addicted to gambling when they keep on chasing their losses and they don't realise this Until they have lost a lot. Always quit as early as possible

Yes, it is important to decide to leave the situation rather fast so that the effects do not carry over to other spheres of your life. Not wanting to disrupt the sturdy emotional connexion which we have developed so far with the gaming machine will just add to the difficulty in breaking it once it has been established. In my opinion, such initiative to sacrifice a stable state of mind and financial security in the future is the best solution to saving our mental state and the situations when the losses are minimal, and one can easily sever contact.

[Mindyspace]

It's all about self-control. Some people aren't satisfied if they don't blow their entire bankroll in one go, while others are happy to quit when they can. Everyone has their own way of managing risk and emotions while gambling. However, responsible gamblers understand when to stop, whether because they've reached their target or because they feel the game is no longer profitable. Responsible gamblers won't fall into the trap of believing that if they try again, they can recoup all their losses or win more money, as they realize that such a mindset can potentially lead to even greater losses.

I completely agree. In the end, self-control is what separates fun from trouble. Risk always exists, but knowing when to stop, whether at a profit or a loss, is what makes the difference. Without that, any strategy becomes mere impulse and lacks self-control.

[Onyeeze]

The mistake a lot of people make is that they wait until they incur lots of losses before they think about quitting gambling or taking a break for a while. you don't have to wait until you lose a lot of money before you think about calling it a day. some gamblers get addicted to gambling when they keep on chasing their losses and they don't realise this Until they have lost a lot. Always quit as early as possible

there is no one who quit from gambling without experience a lot of losses because if you are winning in gambling you will think about the when you will continue coming and they have nothing to lose, you only continue gambling to make a profit, so there is nobody that take a break in gambling without undergoing a lot of losses or undergoing losses, so it is loss that people experience that made them to stop gambling so I believe but everything we do we need to understand the day procedures of gambling so that we shall not blame anybody for our misfortune and misunderstanding of gambling

[Ever-young]

I am not an addict or a true gambler. But in some cases of my gambling, yes, I gamble, and when I lose, I create a new strategy before placing another bet. This may look complicated to those who gamble purely on hope and are willing to spend all their money because they believe they will win. For me, this is a system that must be beaten, and I will win when I find the weakness in that system.

How do you consider yourself not to be a true gambler, we call everyone who stake a gambler it’s not some people true and the other not being true gamblers, with the right budget we use it wisely and if we lose it all that’s it, if you are managing your gambling budgeting very wisely that’s something to be proud of but I don’t consider the system to ever give us any weakness which we can win it with, if you win it’s all about luck and nothing more then that.

[Yamifoud]

Those who gamble more are even more exposed to bigger losses, regardless if you are a newbie or a legend in gambling. If you can set your betting limits and stick to it, that would be quite an advantage for you not to lose that much and avoid regretting, but if you aim to gamble more until your bankroll balance becomes critical, dont expect for profits anymore as everything that comes with gambling, losses are more possible to happen.

Putting a strict limit on what we can bet will also allow us to stay in the impartial state of our minds with a system that is geared towards draining the resources of players. We must learn that it is lack of simple reasoning and personal financial safety to pursue the wins to the extent we lose our entire bankroll. The ability to face temptation of carrying on being an essential way of ensuring that we are in control of our own destiny. Mature thinking allows us to appreciate all the things we have without exposing it to the inhuman risk.

Many gamblers overlook the importance of setting limits. They're so focused on winning that they ignore the possibility of losing. This is why we see so many gamblers facing serious financial problems, because they can't control their habit. It's no wonder why many people say gambling is dangerous because they witness a drastic change in gamblers' lives.
It is difficult to expect someone who is already in the state of addiction to think about if they are still doing okay. And they keep on gambling, believing they're still in control, even when they clearly are not.

[kawetsriyanto]

There's no specific number of losses that we must attain before calling it a day, since it is expected of us that we should gamble for fun, also, we have to be more inclined towards the fun we have in gambling, which may determine whether to when we should can it a day or continue gambling, except we are not playing to have fun, but to make money from gambling.

Even if you only gamble for fun, there should be a limit of your funds. For example, you have money allocated for gambling around $50 for the day. You need to stop if you have spent $50, whatever the result you get from the gambling at the day. If you keep gambling after you spend $50, it means you no longer gamble for fun but you gamble for recovering the losses. You must also remember that gambling for fun shouldn't be the same as gambling in an excessive way (gambling with no limit). There will be no fun if you spend all your money because you only keep gambling for fun without considering how much money you afford to lose.

[xenomorfo]

I will never categorise gambling as something chaotic by nature, and only gamblers who seem not to understand the concept of gambling being a game of chance will have such an impression. Besides, we can categorize gambling as future trading, where you can predict the market using the perfect setup, and also confirm it with a tool like fib but the result is negative.
Despite the success, is not promised but consistency; psychology and capital management are needed to keep on trading. If the capital is managed well, you can lose 6 trades, win 3, and still be profitable.
The same thing goes for gambling, and I was surprised you're saying something else. The last time i checked, in every space, people who thrive there always follow this 3 things, which are consistency, psychology, and capital management (in some area is time management because time wasters are destiny wasters).

I'm not understanding what you're saying, in my opinion gambling doesn't have much to do with trading, because in trading the market can have a certain direction, in my opinion, while in gambling it's luck, even a strong team can take, as they say, stakes and be unlucky and not win, or in poker, simply, you don't get the cards and you don't win.

[summonerrk]

share you thoughts.

Sometimes we all need to reassess our gambling priorities, because no matter how much we convince ourselves that we're playing for fun, everyone secretly dreams of a big win. I stop when I see that I've doubled my deposit (or 1.5x) or when it's time to gamble that evening. Lately, this kind of success has been happening frequently, and it's gratifying, but occasionally I lose half my deposit, and that's also a signal that it's time to quit the game and do some chores.

[TheUltraElite]

The diehard gamblers will get burnt out very quickly because casino losses are tough to recoup and more losses would be incurred. Eventually they will go bankrupt and enter into debt spiral.

But those stake a few games and stop if they lose beyond a limit are playing it safe. There are less number of people in this group and more in the previous group. The reason being people enter casinos with the urge to make money not lose it. Hence they see the lost money as something they need to chase back.

[@nn@_pen9]

There's no set figure for how much they should lose or how much they want to win before returning their money to the casino. This is highly subjective and depends on each individual's budget, goals, and level of self control. I don't think there's a specific or accurate strategy for gambling in slot games, it all depends on luck and random wins. If losses start to affect your mind and emotions like stress, frustration, or the urge to seek revenge by betting bigger to gain profits or recoup your funds, I think it's a sign to take a break or stop playing.