Do you think people with hard luck quit gambling?

[tread93]

Have you ever seen yourself in a situation where you made a conclusion that gambling is not for you or do you have any around you?

No matter how some individuals are exposed to gambling they don't still have the technical knowledge on how to maximize their winnings, they incurred losses more than profit. This categories of people have no gambling philosophy. Am aware of the fact that gambling is a game of luck but this specific people seem to be out of luck or under going hard luck each time they indulge in gambling.
do you suggest with me that such people should completely quit from gambling to prevent future losses that will suddenly turned them into addiction or you prefer them keep trying after all failure isn't fatal.

Oh yeah, I learned that gambling wasnt for me at a very young age. After having worked my way up from $10 to $180 at only 16 years of age and losing it all on one bet was a tough pill to swallow and on a cruise ship at that with no supervision I could have been living it up and it was in the early 2000s man oh man did I hate that outcome haha. Luckily my dad never noticed the 10 spot I picked from his wallet went missing and I was off the hook. No net gain and no net loss, just severe regret. I promised myself that I would never get into gambling without much caution after that.

[jostorres]

people think differently, to some they may have tough luck but they careless about it because they gamble only for fun so fhey don't rewlly care if they win or lose because the goal is to keep themselves entertained..while there are others that might consider quitting as a result of not getting lucky enough to win..everyone has different reasons to quit gambling it doesn't matter what It is the most important thing is to stop

Yeah, if you are gambling for fun, hard luck doesn't mean a lot because eventually you had fun. But if someone is gambling with the sole intention to make/earn money, they better get a reality check quickly before they dig a hole that's too deep already. I never felt the need to quit gambling because I had hard luck, in fact bad streaks only make me want to gamble more because I feel like my account RTP must be high after all these losses.

For those who are gambling to make money - please stop. I've seen enough cases to suggest you that not only it never works, it makes you dig a hole that's very difficult to overcome.

[Antotena]

I have never once thought that gambling was for me, and most gamblers likely don't have that mindset when they start. When your true intention is to earn big through gambling, addiction can surely creep up on you without you even noticing.

And once that happens, the changes to your character and your personal life will surely follow just as quickly. That is why some people say to always gamble only in moderation, so it doesn't lead to total ruin in the end.

I think mine was as a result of high expectations. I don't gamble when my peers where doing all the crazy stuff with gambling when we used to have time together to catch fun. All I do is look at them like people that are not serious with their life until I became a victim of money doubler, yes that was the intention from the beginning. I saw other gamblers that made money without understanding the motivation behind where they are with gambling only for me to think I will recreate the same picture.

I did gamble few games and I made money, not big money though. I thought I have arrived only for me to start making loss. Sometimes, I will gamble and put my games together with expectations that when I win this money this is what I'm going to do with this money, I recalculated potential money that has not come half way only to lose everything. At some point, I bet 5 different bet in a day and never win anything. It's later that I realized that the things I see online is different from reality.

[Emeraldo]

Have you ever seen yourself in a situation where you made a conclusion that gambling is not for you or do you have any around you?

No matter how some individuals are exposed to gambling they don't still have the technical knowledge on how to maximize their winnings, they incurred losses more than profit. This categories of people have no gambling philosophy. Am aware of the fact that gambling is a game of luck but this specific people seem to be out of luck or under going hard luck each time they indulge in gambling.
do you suggest with me that such people should completely quit from gambling to prevent future losses that will suddenly turned them into addiction or you prefer them keep trying after all failure isn't fatal.

Oh yeah, I learned that gambling wasnt for me at a very young age. After having worked my way up from $10 to $180 at only 16 years of age and losing it all on one bet was a tough pill to swallow and on a cruise ship at that with no supervision I could have been living it up and it was in the early 2000s man oh man did I hate that outcome haha. Luckily my dad never noticed the 10 spot I picked from his wallet went missing and I was off the hook. No net gain and no net loss, just severe regret. I promised myself that I would never get into gambling without much caution after that.

People that are gambling at a young age can make mistakes from their bets and it will not be helpful to them when they gamble without any supervision. People are making losses from gambling due to wrong choices made to earn money when the person does not have the full consciousness to select games that will make them earn from gambling. Self supervision is not enough to make money from betting and that's the mistakes young gamblers are making to make money from gambling. Betting should have a limit and should not be everyday event.

[passwordnow]

Every regret is only realized in the end and that's why many of the players who think that they should be around with the luck as they continue, regrets it that they should have started when they've experienced a couple of losses already. It's made them think that a little more and luck is there until they have nothing left to gamble and so the realization is always in the end that they should have stopped.

Sometimes even players start to think about losing, but they still play and place large bets without managing their risk. I even remember myself playing beyond my risk limits, but at some point I had hope that maybe I'd win. Of course, looking back, I realize it was naive, but I played regardless. We need to control ourselves, and if we see we're losing, we need to stop right then, because constantly making up excuses will only make things worse. Now I've learned to stop playing immediately when my loss limit is reached.

The hope that we'd win in the end is always there. But we have to give up on that hope when we keep on losing and we realized that this losing streak is going to stay for the moment. I guess that others don't want to call themselves a loser because they're on a streak and just one win will lift them up. I am that kind of person but I don't go over that decision when I have lost so much already that I cannot bear. The problem starts from that, when you can no longer bear the losses and you're overreacting to it, you're likely not to quit and only will be left empty handed upon desiring to recover so much.

[Tonimez]

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I don't know how you come to the conclusion that no knowledge can make someone win gambling but that is not completely true. To win gambling, you need some level of knowledge in the game and the more knowledge you have, the easier it is for you to even win. You may not win all the time but sound knowledge increases the rate at which you win. Like today, we know that Al Hilal will play over 3.5 because they are playing a time that is weak and concedes lots of goals. Behold the match vomited over 4.5 which was a sweet single win. You don't bet this by luck, it is knowledge which is important in gambling as well as luck.

All I am saying is one can bet on the game based on pure luck with no knowledge at all and still can win that makes the knowledge is irrelevant here and those kinds of bets will be having lesser odds so it is worth taking the risk is another question. In sports betting having the knowledge makes the betting more fun, dope but it doesn't make us win or atleast it is not enough to make us win.

Let's be specific, can you make a huge bet at random that way without checking the performance of the teams,  their current form and other minor details? If you bet exclusively on luck, you will never have the confidence to put good money; knowledge gives you the confidence to bet bigger money and get big reward from that. Gambling based on luck is not sustainable and in a matter of time, you become discouraged due to lack of motivation.

Luck is not sustainable in gambling because when you base your gambling on luck, you tend to bet on teams that have very low chances of winning believing that they will win eventually. In gambling, a player must have his personal reason for making any decisions on gambling and this has to do with knowledge and experience too. In gambling, there are teams that would always be a threat to another team (even bigger team) but this does not end there. Those lower teams will find every means not to loose such game due to a supposed rivalry between the teams.

Luck makes a gambler to bet in a stupid unrealistic way and they sometimes bet high too even when they're also betting wrongly. You really don't have all the time to loose your stakes and this means that you can take your time to make some analysis, check the records and bet what you can afford to loose, not hoping on luck and Betting blindly.

[Samlucky O]

No matter how some individuals are exposed to gambling they don't still have the technical knowledge on how to maximize their winnings, they incurred losses more than profit.

Surely everyone can not be thesame, some people are good when it comes to financial management while some aren't Good both in gambling and other things. The fact is that most people tend to lose in gambling due to addiction, when they lose they gamble to chase their loses or try to win huge, and it makes them not to have self control of themselves. In fact this is a normal case that happens to most gamblers.

[Emikoyumi]

Have you ever seen yourself in a situation where you made a conclusion that gambling is not for you or do you have any around you?

No matter how some individuals are exposed to gambling they don't still have the technical knowledge on how to maximize their winnings, they incurred losses more than profit. This categories of people have no gambling philosophy. Am aware of the fact that gambling is a game of luck but this specific people seem to be out of luck or under going hard luck each time they indulge in gambling.
do you suggest with me that such people should completely quit from gambling to prevent future losses that will suddenly turned them into addiction or you prefer them keep trying after all failure isn't fatal.

Oh yeah, I learned that gambling wasnt for me at a very young age. After having worked my way up from $10 to $180 at only 16 years of age and losing it all on one bet was a tough pill to swallow and on a cruise ship at that with no supervision I could have been living it up and it was in the early 2000s man oh man did I hate that outcome haha. Luckily my dad never noticed the 10 spot I picked from his wallet went missing and I was off the hook. No net gain and no net loss, just severe regret. I promised myself that I would never get into gambling without much caution after that.

People that are gambling at a young age can make mistakes from their bets and it will not be helpful to them when they gamble without any supervision. People are making losses from gambling due to wrong choices made to earn money when the person does not have the full consciousness to select games that will make them earn from gambling. Self supervision is not enough to make money from betting and that's the mistakes young gamblers are making to make money from gambling. Betting should have a limit and should not be everyday event.

In my opinion getting involved in gambling at a young age is very risky. At this age people are more emotional and the ability to make sound decisions is not fully developed. Gambling without proper supervision increasess the chances of making poor decisions and often leads to financial loss. Having self control alone is not enough to make gambling profitable. Instead it graduaally leads to addiction. When gambling becomes a regular habit it harms education family life and future prospects. Therefore in my view setting clear limits on gambling is essential and keeping young people away from such habbits is the best decision.

[btc78]

What technical knowledge are you talking about?

In gambling there is no real knowledge that can make you win, so if you are someone who is not blessed enough to have more wins and can't afford the loss then quitting is the wise choice. Or you can just take it as regular gamblers and gamble only with the money that you can afford to lose, now the choice is yours to pick.

the fact that people have “technical knowledge” when it comes to gambling doesn’t really matter because even if they are not equipped with any knowledge or skills as long as they enjoy gambling then that would be enough for you to continue

[Kelward]

Have you ever seen yourself in a situation where you made a conclusion that gambling is not for you or do you have any around you?

No matter how some individuals are exposed to gambling they don't still have the technical knowledge on how to maximize their winnings, they incurred losses more than profit. This categories of people have no gambling philosophy. Am aware of the fact that gambling is a game of luck but this specific people seem to be out of luck or under going hard luck each time they indulge in gambling.
do you suggest with me that such people should completely quit from gambling to prevent future losses that will suddenly turned them into addiction or you prefer them keep trying after all failure isn't fatal.

Oh yeah, I learned that gambling wasnt for me at a very young age. After having worked my way up from $10 to $180 at only 16 years of age and losing it all on one bet was a tough pill to swallow and on a cruise ship at that with no supervision I could have been living it up and it was in the early 2000s man oh man did I hate that outcome haha. Luckily my dad never noticed the 10 spot I picked from his wallet went missing and I was off the hook. No net gain and no net loss, just severe regret. I promised myself that I would never get into gambling without much caution after that.

Gambling wins depends much on luck than skills and that is why we need to be very cautious while we gamble, don't think that if you win that you will continue to win, you should know when to stop. I don't think that there is a person that is meant to have permanent bad luck or continuous good luck that is why we need to be gambling responsibly everytime. You don't control the casino or whether you can win or not, what you have a control over is your bankroll so you need to know how to manage it by using small amounts that you can afford to loose.

[shawonngp]

Quiting you mean entirely or going for a long break?

Let me assume you're talking about quiting for some time and later come back again to gamble, if that's the case then i would say that I have done that before. I made a lot of bet but the last game keep spoiling my bet for 3 good times, then I just felt that my luck is still very far so I decided to go for a long break. So when I came back my first attempt was successful then I never thought about going again because I know I might loss back the money to gamble if I keep going back.

OP means quite gambling for permanently As far as I understand, not for a long break to gamble, small gamblers can betting constantly they don't need to take a break, They treating gambling as an entertainment, I spend some dollars in gamble just for relax to my mental pressure, You made bets to make money, So when you made fail attempt you depressed, And decide to take a long break, long break can remove some stress.

[LastKiss]

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do you suggest with me that such people should completely quit from gambling to prevent future losses that will suddenly turned them into addiction or you prefer them keep trying after all failure isn't fatal.

I think having basic knowledge about gambling can help, but it doesn’t guarantee winning. In areas like sports betting, deeper knowledge is definitely an advantage you can analyze teams, players, statistics, form and other factors to make more informed decisions. That kind of analysis can improve judgment, even though luck still plays a big role. However, knowledge alone often isn’t enough. Gambling will always involve chance and no amount of analysis can remove that completely. Still, having more knowledge is better than gambling blindly.

When someone keeps losing too much in gambling, it becomes a serious problem. At that point, they usually face two choices: either they change their habits, or the consequences can become harmful to their life. That’s why it’s important to guide people toward change teaching self-control, proper money management and knowing when to stop is far more valuable than teaching them how to gamble more.

[POPOLUV]

being honest with on this that people with hard luck will never quit gambling because of the hope of winning might come at anytime and also staying a day, week or months without staking a bet, it will look like they are missing out allot of opportunities to that he/she could win, so a gambler is always aware of a hard time in the process of gambling and risky that is involved too, so I'm not seeing any people quitting just because those people have not been wining for a while but to continue betting for a better a day is coming.

[lombok]

being honest with on this that people with hard luck will never quit gambling because of the hope of winning might come at anytime and also staying a day, week or months without staking a bet, it will look like they are missing out allot of opportunities to that he/she could win, so a gambler is always aware of a hard time in the process of gambling and risky that is involved too, so I'm not seeing any people quitting just because those people have not been wining for a while but to continue betting for a better a day is coming.

The lack of capital compels small traders to make disproportional risks in order to get a nominal decent yield. We find that analytical knowledge is irrelevant in such circumstances that the law of life requires unrealistic immediate gains.

Developing a good economic base in the real world is a pre requisite before going all the way into this unstable digital space. By lacking a fixed and consistent external source of money, we will be merely betting with our expenditure cash but not investing to grow the assets professionally.

[Leahized]

What gambling are you talking about if it is normal casino then What technical knowledge are you talking about??
I should remind you that this is gambling and it is a game of luck, the only thing you can do is to minimise your losses by using proper risk management, apart from this I have no idea what technical knowledge you are talking about that is capable of maximising a game of luck and chances,

Technical knowledge refers to various techniques. In gambling, along with luck, strategy is often used to increase the chances of winning. But if one does not have proper knowledge about this then gambling has no effect. Because the rules of every game in every casino are handled precisely by algorithms. But we must be careful today not to lose everything and take risk measures. Many times it is seen that many people gamble randomly without knowing any rules.It is the most risky. So it is important to avoid these aspects.

[Dunamisx]

People cannot quit gambling all because they finds it more difficult to win a bet, its not possible that we always have our expectations meant in gambling, because we can have it come as a win or lose as the condition may be, which we don't have to worry ourself much, because in gambling, we have more fun playing and shouldn't be seen as a means to earn money more often, but occasional.

[swogerino]

Have you ever seen yourself in a situation where you made a conclusion that gambling is not for you or do you have any around you?

No matter how some individuals are exposed to gambling they don't still have the technical knowledge on how to maximize their winnings, they incurred losses more than profit. This categories of people have no gambling philosophy. Am aware of the fact that gambling is a game of luck but this specific people seem to be out of luck or under going hard luck each time they indulge in gambling.
do you suggest with me that such people should completely quit from gambling to prevent future losses that will suddenly turned them into addiction or you prefer them keep trying after all failure isn't fatal.

Not that long ago personally I have closed any port to my gambling activity. This was exactly because of my very hard luck which led me to such drastic measure. I have been suffering the worse luck from a couple of years and that made me think, if I keep losing every time I play gambling then there is no reason doing it anymore. It was difficult yes but I look forward the better days that will definitely come as long as I don't involve in activities that can make me lose money. I am thinking now what to do with these extra money while I am in trial with myself, how much time I will be able to achieve by staying clean from gambling injections.

[Maus0728]

If these people with hard luck does not have the self-awareness or does not want to look inward to see that gambling is not for them then probably they are not going to quit gambling for good because there will be times when you gamble that you actually hit it big and that serves as a psychological trigger to these people to continue gambling and not the other way around despite having more losses overall. But if these people are honest with themselves and admit that gambling is not for them, there is a high likeliness that they will quit gambling for good.

[Cryptmuster]

being honest with on this that people with hard luck will never quit gambling because of the hope of winning might come at anytime and also staying a day, week or months without staking a bet, it will look like they are missing out allot of opportunities to that he/she could win, so a gambler is always aware of a hard time in the process of gambling and risky that is involved too, so I'm not seeing any people quitting just because those people have not been wining for a while but to continue betting for a better a day is coming.

It depends on the purpose you play for. If it is just for entertainment and you play with a small fixed bet, I think such players will not think about quitting gambling. But if you start betting more and losing, it will create pressure, and then the desire to quit gambling may appear. In that case, will matter is which desire is stronger: the desire to win it back or the desire to leave it all behind.

[purple_sparkles]

If a person keeps losing constantly over a long period of time, it will definitely demotivate even the most hardcore player. The interest fades, because it’s not very comfortable to constantly feel like a loser, especially for those who place bets with small amounts. Although after some time a person may calm down, forget the disappointment, and start playing again. However, when the bets involve large sums of money, it becomes much harder to stop. The level of expectations tied to the game is much higher, which makes it difficult to quit so easily.