Do you think people with hard luck quit gambling?

[GiftedMAN]

You're right, there's nothing like technical knowledge in gamble. It surprises me how must people is still going with this believe that gambling has to do with technics, for me I see nothing like technics unless we would want to try something different if not that, there's nothing like technics in gamble. The fact remains that gambling is a luck based whether we like it or not, and there's no way we would change that. So it's high time we understand this and just forget about this expectations we are having.

On point, yet some people will still do what its in their mind and at the end, they will be asking for advise and be seeking for consolation, even when they will not make use of it.
Gambling is not where most people think it is, and the earlier they take note of it, the more good result it will produce and it will not only benefit them but also benefit everyone around them, even to the society at large. And being smart or playing smart to gambling will cause one a lot things that will even deprived you your  happiness and joy.

[DaNNy001]

I don’t think people with hard luck should quit gambling because of their hard luck but their retirement from gambling should be because of irresponsible gambling, no good gambling strategy because they think their gambling bad habits is them having hard luck.

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

[retreat]

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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.

It depends on their circumstances. If they can still manage their gambling and maintain theirfinancial condition, then they can continue gambling by considering the financial risks and limiting their bets. However, if their gambling activity has severely affected their finances and made them unable to think rationally, then they should quit gambling completely when they can. If its like that, not only will their financial condition worsen, but they also risk becoming addicted, which will only worsen their condition.

[Julien_Olynpic]

In sports betting, failure really isn't fatal, and what's more, failures can shape your individual experience and thus contribute to future winnings. But this scenario has many conditions. You need to independently develop your own game hypotheses and test them in practice. Few people generally do this. As for casino games, luck and failure mutually offset each other, and in the long run, you'll still lose money.

[Mayor of ogba]

There's no technical knowledge in gambling on how to maximize winnings because gambling is a game of luck, and the outcome of matches might not go the way you predict them. Yes, there are some persons who find it very difficult to win their bets, but I don't suggest for such persons to completely quit gambling because I don't know what the future holds. Such persons can continue to gamble with what they can afford to lose, and one day luck might shine on them, and they will win a bet that will cover up all their losses.

[SFR10]

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.

It depends... If they're doing it for fun while only risking the amounts that they can afford to lose, then they clearly have enough self-control ^{[e.g., not chasing losses]}, so I see no harm in continuing such activities ^{[if their situation falls into any other category, they should stop (unfortunately, this is easier said than done and they might even shift their focus on something that'd make them lose more)]}.

[Frankolala]

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.

You sound strange. Gambling isn't a technical thing but a game of luck. I don't see any technical knowledge that's needed to win when gambling. Nobody can be unlucky for life and I don't believe that a gambler can gamble for six months without winning a single bet. The problem is are you lucky to gamble at the right time to be lucky and win your bet.

[Nathrixxx]

If we are into gambling with a defined purpose, then we can't afford to quit all because we couldn't achieve winning in most of the attempted playing we give, at first, it should be clear to us that gambling is fun, our expectations to winning a bet should be limited, because in gambling, it's more easy to lose than winning when we play, not winning does not renders it a failed attempt, instead we already achieved the success for having fun.

[passwordnow]

If we are into gambling with a defined purpose, then we can't afford to quit all because we couldn't achieve winning in most of the attempted playing we give, at first, it should be clear to us that gambling is fun, our expectations to winning a bet should be limited, because in gambling, it's more easy to lose than winning when we play, not winning does not renders it a failed attempt, instead we already achieved the success for having fun.

We can afford to quit even if we have defined purpose. I think that it makes sense for someone who's been eyeing to pursue that purpose but if they're not met, there's always a time to take rest and rethink if you'd still do that or not. Giving up or stopping doesn't mean that you'll not pursue your purpose anymore. But it's a way to rest and to absorb what's happening and being unlucky is a wake up call that you also need to relax. Even you can afford to lose and you can continue by having more of it, there are some battles that we can only win if we have stopped battling it.

[Showlove01]

In sports betting, failure really isn't fatal, and what's more, failures can shape your individual experience and thus contribute to future winnings. But this scenario has many conditions. You need to independently develop your own game hypotheses and test them in practice. Few people generally do this. As for casino games, luck and failure mutually offset each other, and in the long run, you'll still lose money.

I don't totally agree with you because not everyone failure shape, some people don't understand failure and some don't know what to do when they fail that is why some people go do things or go extra miles just to make  sure they cover their mistake but in gambling that is not how to follow or correct mistake. First they should understand and know that gambling is, gambling is not what someone should rush or eager to get back your money because by so doing, someone will likely turn addict. Failure in gambling deserve a different approach and also a way to correct it.

[sompitonov]

If we are into gambling with a defined purpose, then we can't afford to quit all because we couldn't achieve winning in most of the attempted playing we give, at first, it should be clear to us that gambling is fun, our expectations to winning a bet should be limited, because in gambling, it's more easy to lose than winning when we play, not winning does not renders it a failed attempt, instead we already achieved the success for having fun.

We can afford to quit even if we have defined purpose. I think that it makes sense for someone who's been eyeing to pursue that purpose but if they're not met, there's always a time to take rest and rethink if you'd still do that or not. Giving up or stopping doesn't mean that you'll not pursue your purpose anymore. But it's a way to rest and to absorb what's happening and being unlucky is a wake up call that you also need to relax. Even you can afford to lose and you can continue by having more of it, there are some battles that we can only win if we have stopped battling it.

Some quit, while others will simply continue playing relentlessly, telling themselves that luck is just around the corner; they just need to be patient. Of course, a losing streak can be long, and no one knows when it'll end, but the same can be said for a winning streak. Players just need to understand that their deposit isn't unlimited and can eventually run out. Therefore, they should reduce their bets with each loss, not increase them, because the risk is too great to withstand losses. It's a shame players realize this too late.

[mcdouglasx]

Sometimes we just have bad streaks; I don't think it's a matter of permanent bad luck. It could be a knowledge issue, for example in sports, not analyzing matches correctly, putting too many combinations into bets, or simply not knowing anything about the sport. It could be a technical factor... but as far as gambling is concerned, you could simply have three years of "bad luck" and end up winning the lottery the next day.

[Fredomago]

If we are into gambling with a defined purpose, then we can't afford to quit all because we couldn't achieve winning in most of the attempted playing we give, at first, it should be clear to us that gambling is fun, our expectations to winning a bet should be limited, because in gambling, it's more easy to lose than winning when we play, not winning does not renders it a failed attempt, instead we already achieved the success for having fun.

We can afford to quit even if we have defined purpose. I think that it makes sense for someone who's been eyeing to pursue that purpose but if they're not met, there's always a time to take rest and rethink if you'd still do that or not. Giving up or stopping doesn't mean that you'll not pursue your purpose anymore. But it's a way to rest and to absorb what's happening and being unlucky is a wake up call that you also need to relax. Even you can afford to lose and you can continue by having more of it, there are some battles that we can only win if we have stopped battling it.

Some quit, while others will simply continue playing relentlessly, telling themselves that luck is just around the corner; they just need to be patient. Of course, a losing streak can be long, and no one knows when it'll end, but the same can be said for a winning streak. Players just need to understand that their deposit isn't unlimited and can eventually run out. Therefore, they should reduce their bets with each loss, not increase them, because the risk is too great to withstand losses. It's a shame players realize this too late.

That kind of mentality lead a gambler to lose more, thinking that by continuing luck may back them up and will allow them to win decently, but even in some instances they'll be able to win and have good winning streaks they'll forgot to recognize and unable to cash out their winning profits and instead of quitting they've been fallen to their belief that they already have the right pattern and strategies to keep winning.

[passwordnow]

We can afford to quit even if we have defined purpose. I think that it makes sense for someone who's been eyeing to pursue that purpose but if they're not met, there's always a time to take rest and rethink if you'd still do that or not. Giving up or stopping doesn't mean that you'll not pursue your purpose anymore. But it's a way to rest and to absorb what's happening and being unlucky is a wake up call that you also need to relax. Even you can afford to lose and you can continue by having more of it, there are some battles that we can only win if we have stopped battling it.

Some quit, while others will simply continue playing relentlessly, telling themselves that luck is just around the corner; they just need to be patient. Of course, a losing streak can be long, and no one knows when it'll end, but the same can be said for a winning streak. Players just need to understand that their deposit isn't unlimited and can eventually run out. Therefore, they should reduce their bets with each loss, not increase them, because the risk is too great to withstand losses. It's a shame players realize this too late.

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.

[Orpichukwu]

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.

I never knew there were some technicalities needed for us to understand how to win gambling; it's all about strategy. I don't see where the technical aspect is coming from, and no matter how well we try, it's more difficult to maintain being in profit than in loss in gambling.

[fuguebtc]

If we are into gambling with a defined purpose, then we can't afford to quit all because we couldn't achieve winning in most of the attempted playing we give, at first, it should be clear to us that gambling is fun, our expectations to winning a bet should be limited, because in gambling, it's more easy to lose than winning when we play, not winning does not renders it a failed attempt, instead we already achieved the success for having fun.

Hmm, peoples feelings about gambling are like this but in my opinion, just saying it is fun does not change the fact and a losing bet does not change into a win. You can call gambling entertainment only as long as it is under your control and does not ruin your life. I always say that a real gambler is one who never goes crazy to cover losses and does not bet extra money from his pocket no matter what the situation is. I do not know if you have noticed one thing, you will always see that the pain of losing is much more than the joy of winning and to satisfy this pain people fall into a bigger hole by trying to recover their losses

So playing for fun is okay but brother Macquarie thought that you are spending money for entertainment here, there is no guarantee of winning. And whenever you see that the fun is no more the wisest thing to do is to stop playing

[hedgeh0g]

We can afford to quit even if we have defined purpose. I think that it makes sense for someone who's been eyeing to pursue that purpose but if they're not met, there's always a time to take rest and rethink if you'd still do that or not. Giving up or stopping doesn't mean that you'll not pursue your purpose anymore. But it's a way to rest and to absorb what's happening and being unlucky is a wake up call that you also need to relax. Even you can afford to lose and you can continue by having more of it, there are some battles that we can only win if we have stopped battling it.

Some quit, while others will simply continue playing relentlessly, telling themselves that luck is just around the corner; they just need to be patient. Of course, a losing streak can be long, and no one knows when it'll end, but the same can be said for a winning streak. Players just need to understand that their deposit isn't unlimited and can eventually run out. Therefore, they should reduce their bets with each loss, not increase them, because the risk is too great to withstand losses. It's a shame players realize this too late.

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.

[HONDACD125]

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

I think quitting gambling is not that easy, especially for those who gamble for money and not for fun, because it's not possible that they have never won anything from gambling because when you start gambling, you tend to win some money in the initial stage, and those winnings will keep you hooked since you will feel that you can keep achieving that if you keep gambling, and over time, you will start getting addicted to it to an extent where you now can't quit even when you see that things are not working out and you are just constantly losing money.

If quitting was that easy then every gambling addict would quit gambling because most of them have a hard luck, those who are addicted to gambling would barely ever win anything good, and even if they do, they will lose it all back because they can't stop or quit after a win, their brain keeps telling them that they can multiply the sum they have right now, and they continue trying until they lose everything back and then they regret doing it, but they do it again next time because they are addicted.

[khiholangkang]

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.

It's just your feelings, just because you lose in a row or never feel a big win in your gambling, when it's all just because you don't have luck in your bets until you have feelings like that, and when you have luck in your gambling will you say gambling suits you? and will bet everything until there is nothing left, not like that take this conclusion, you just need to be regular in gambling and one day you will definitely get extraordinary luck in gambling that is done, maybe like an unexpected fortune like a jackpot for example.

[centrum]

There's no technical knowledge in gambling on how to maximize winnings because gambling is a game of luck, and the outcome of matches might not go the way you predict them. Yes, there are some persons who find it very difficult to win their bets, but I don't suggest for such persons to completely quit gambling because I don't know what the future holds. Such persons can continue to gamble with what they can afford to lose, and one day luck might shine on them, and they will win a bet that will cover up all their losses.

since gambling is mainly based on luck it is true that there is no guaranteed technique to increase winnings. however the biggest risk lies in the belief that one day luck will turn and all past losses will be recovered. in reality this rarely happens and it is this hope that often pushes people to place more bets and increase their losses. for those who are consistently losing simply telling them to continue is not always safe advice. even though the future is uncertain the odds are never different for anyone. playing only with what you can afford to lose may seem safer but it still carries risk. gambling should never be seen as a way to recover losses. in my opinion the wisest approach is to keep gambling strictly within the limits of entertainment and to stop before it turns into emotional attachment unrealistic hope or financial pressure.