Do you think people with hard luck quit gambling?

[Furious 7]

Unlucky gamblers don't necessarily stop after losing. They might still gamble to win, but it depends on their mindset. If their mindset is wise from the start, they might stop after just one loss.
I've personally experienced unlucky situations, but I continued gambling because I still wanted to win. So, I think whether or not to stop depends on each individual's awareness.

So many gamblers have this positive mindset toward gambling, which leads them to think that by keeping on playing, they have a chance of winning. Understanding is very important in gambling, and when you don't have the right understanding, you might think everything you are doing is the right thing. Mindset is the main factor in gambling, and if you have the wrong mindset, it can lead you to outcomes you never even planned for.

It's okay to think positively even when gambling but this mindset can become a little biased when those who lose always say they will succeed and reverse their previous losses which ultimately causes their mindset to cloud their rationality when gambling.

Many gamblers seem to think that this is a positive mindset but they don't realize that their situation is already dire and their mistake is fatal causing their expectations from gambling to go awry because their so called “positive” mindset slowly changes so that winning always becomes the goal in their gambling.

Yet we know that gambling is not just about winning in fact losing is what always dominates. However some of us do not think too much about this simply because we try to think positively about gambling which we always do.

[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.

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.

I couldn't agree more. I was 16 when I first gambled wandering on a cruise ship while my parents were out to a dinner date. I was tall enough and old enough looking to pass for 18 at the time but my gambling experience back then was nearly 20 years ago. Things have changed so much. No kids can just hop on a browser and go over to the next crypto casino if they are savvy enough. Albeit most kids today probably aren't but with these younger generations that are more tech savvy you will find a select few that 1. know how to get their hands on some bitcoin or even on their parents bitcoin ( I took 10 from my dads wallet at the time). Kids thehse days gotta crack into the hardware wallet or even worse their parents cell phone and even when that happens they may have other layers to pass through. I was in a unique position when I learned my lesson at a young age, most kids probably wouldn't have the sauce I had!!! They might have another kind though...

[Yablee0]

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.

If you have now understood the hand writing written on the wall and for it to be obvious to you that gambling is no longer fair to you or it is not favouring you then you need nobody to beg you before doing the needful, all you need is just make the big move by walking away and save yourself the stress and the exposure to more lost.

However sometimes we are the once causing problems for ourselves because I see no sense in trying to force something that isn't working, as a matter of fact gambling is not a do or die affairs perhaps every player is 100% free to work away at the moment if it's feeling toxic or bored  and offcourse nobody we question you for doing so.

[ruykeri]

If you have now understood the hand writing written on the wall and for it to be obvious to you that gambling is no longer fair to you or it is not favouring you then you need nobody to beg you before doing the needful, all you need is just make the big move by walking away and save yourself the stress and the exposure to more lost.

However sometimes we are the once causing problems for ourselves because I see no sense in trying to force something that isn't working, as a matter of fact gambling is not a do or die affairs perhaps every player is 100% free to work away at the moment if it's feeling toxic or bored  and offcourse nobody we question you for doing so.

But for those who have developed a habit of gambling for a long time, it is very difficult to get out of the world of gambling very easily. Since many people gamble for entertainment, if it turns into an addiction, it becomes a problem. At some point, according to the financial situation, it seems that they should quit gambling. But they are not mentally ready at that time. This situation becomes even more difficult for a person. In gambling, one should manage the funds and bet in such a way that gambling can be done for a long time. So, gambling can be continued for entertainment for a long time without any financial loss.

[dimonstration]

But for those who have developed a habit of gambling for a long time, it is very difficult to get out of the world of gambling very easily. Since many people gamble for entertainment, if it turns into an addiction, it becomes a problem.

Having enough gambling experience makes gambler immune to pain of losses. In fact, some of them will become more motivated play again since they want to revenge gambling.

Only gambler with less experience will be discouraged immediately to play once they experienced hard luck.

However, most of us have a beginners which is why many gambler converted to regular gambler.

[Mahiyammahi]

Yeah, I’ve been there, honestly. I had a phase where I kept telling myself “next time I’ll figure it out”, but every session just ended with regret and that tight feeling in the chest. What I realised was it wasn’t about lack of strategy or philosophy, it was about how gambling was affecting me. Some people just don’t mix well with it mentally, and that’s okay.

Luck plays a role, sure, but mindset matters more. If losses hit harder than wins feel good, that’s a red flag. I’ve seen friends chase losses and slowly lose control, not money at first, but their peace of mind. For people like that, quitting isn’t weakness, it’s self awareness. Failure isn’t fatal, but repeating the same damage to yourself can be. Walking away can actually be the real win.

[centrum]

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.

a person who becomes addicted to gambling cannot quit easily even after losing. because there is always a hope in their mind that luck can change at any time. losing today does not mean they will lose tomorrow and they do not want to believe that. if they do not play for a few days weeks or months they feel like they are missing many big opportunities. they think that if they had played during that time they might have won. a gambler knows that gambling involves risk suffering and that most of the time the result is loss. even then the hope of one big win keeps pulling them back again and again. people quitting gambling just because of losses is very rare. most people continue with the hope of better days believing that one day their luck will surely change.

[Orpichukwu]

Unlucky gamblers don't necessarily stop after losing. They might still gamble to win, but it depends on their mindset. If their mindset is wise from the start, they might stop after just one loss.
I've personally experienced unlucky situations, but I continued gambling because I still wanted to win. So, I think whether or not to stop depends on each individual's awareness.

Deciding if you are lucky or not in gambling should go far above just one game. If someone is gambling and stops after just one loss, I don't consider that to be a good practice. Start with the minimum amount and try it out a few times; if the loss is on a streak, then you can consider it to be a bad day or being unlucky, as many do hit their lucky game after many times of trying, not as if they will have to break their bank first, but still gambling within a limit.

[Tmoonz]

Unlucky gamblers don't necessarily stop after losing. They might still gamble to win, but it depends on their mindset. If their mindset is wise from the start, they might stop after just one loss.
I've personally experienced unlucky situations, but I continued gambling because I still wanted to win. So, I think whether or not to stop depends on each individual's awareness.

Deciding if you are lucky or not in gambling should go far above just one game. If someone is gambling and stops after just one loss, I don't consider that to be a good practice. Start with the minimum amount and try it out a few times; if the loss is on a streak, then you can consider it to be a bad day or being unlucky, as many do hit their lucky game after many times of trying, not as if they will have to break their bank first, but still gambling within a limit.

It is true that everyone want to win in gambling and not lost some can bear it when they don't win at the initial time and hope they will win some day just as others they know have won while their are those that can not bear it when they happens to lose on several occasions without winning, there can hard time for some people where others happens to win easily, winning encourages a larger percentage of people to keep gambling but I agree with that quiting after a one attempt should not be considered as being unlucky even while we know that one can be lucky than the others in this game of gambling.

[Cgrexp]

Not everyone is suitable for gambling because if everyone was suitable for gambling, everyone would only win and no one would lose. However, there are some people who, despite betting repeatedly, face losses most of the time due to their lack of mental preparation, financial preparation, control and knowledge. In this case, the main problem is the lack of their own limits and self-control. If someone keeps losing in gambling repeatedly, it is safe and reasonable to quit completely rather than betting again to recover their losses. Therefore, if someone does not stop despite being at risk repeatedly, then not stopping is a big risk for him.

[vanesha]

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?

There is, but that is not me. Basically, in one religion that is the majority here, gambling is prohibited. They consider gambling a sin that must be avoided. I do not completely reject that view, but I studied it more deeply and came to the conclusion that gambling becomes a sin when people are exposed to gambling addiction and lose self-control. Simply put, anything done excessively is not good, especially gambling. The strong reason why I feel gambling is still part of my life is because this is where money circulation is very large and fast. If I do not enter the casino, then I feel like someone who does not want to broaden their knowledge just because of religion.

[rojan]

If you have now understood the hand writing written on the wall and for it to be obvious to you that gambling is no longer fair to you or it is not favouring you then you need nobody to beg you before doing the needful, all you need is just make the big move by walking away and save yourself the stress and the exposure to more lost.

However sometimes we are the once causing problems for ourselves because I see no sense in trying to force something that isn't working, as a matter of fact gambling is not a do or die affairs perhaps every player is 100% free to work away at the moment if it's feeling toxic or bored  and offcourse nobody we question you for doing so.

But for those who have developed a habit of gambling for a long time, it is very difficult to get out of the world of gambling very easily. Since many people gamble for entertainment, if it turns into an addiction, it becomes a problem. At some point, according to the financial situation, it seems that they should quit gambling. But they are not mentally ready at that time. This situation becomes even more difficult for a person. In gambling, one should manage the funds and bet in such a way that gambling can be done for a long time. So, gambling can be continued for entertainment for a long time without any financial loss.

I concur with what has been mentioned here. When the time comes and you realize that you are no longer winning the gambling game, it is always wiser to walk away. Gambling is not a life or death game and no one is supposed to coerce oneself in the event it is a stressing or economic disadvantage. Difficulty is in the fact that recreational gambling becomes a habit or addiction after a long period of time- many are not psychologically prepared to give up even when they need to. Gambling is entertainment and this is achieved through proper management of bankrolls and clearly defined limits. A simple case of hard luck does not do any good to make people give up, it is the awareness, discipline and self control that makes the difference between someone giving up or going on.

[junder]

Having enough gambling experience makes gambler immune to pain of losses. In fact, some of them will become more motivated play again since they want to revenge gambling.

Only gambler with less experience will be discouraged immediately to play once they experienced hard luck.

However, most of us have a beginners which is why many gambler converted to regular gambler.

Yes, I agree with you. Some people who gamble do what you described. With intentions based on resentment, their gambling continues, and the more they lose, the more they chase victory.
But in my opinion, quitting gambling is not only for those with less experience, it's more about individual awareness.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I aggre with you and for me people shouldn't just accept because gambling is a game of luck and it expected to lose or win and if their is constant lose you just have to accept it because the outcome is expected. If you constantly lose it is just better to stop gambling and figure out what is the problem to know if something is not being done the right way. It is not advisable to continue with gambling when the lose is too much, it is just better to take a break and check yourself very well.

Instead of taking a break to check yourself, it's better to quit since you already observed that gambling is not always favouring you. It's possible that even after taking a break and going over one after another to all your experience in gambling, even if you repeat, you might still experience same losses because it's not just an activity for you. That is the reason why some people chose who give them games to bet on because there own prediction is not working for them.

[Antotena]

But for those who have developed a habit of gambling for a long time, it is very difficult to get out of the world of gambling very easily. Since many people gamble for entertainment, if it turns into an addiction, it becomes a problem. At some point, according to the financial situation, it seems that they should quit gambling. But they are not mentally ready at that time. This situation becomes even more difficult for a person. In gambling, one should manage the funds and bet in such a way that gambling can be done for a long time. So, gambling can be continued for entertainment for a long time without any financial loss.

See mate, let me tell you one thing. I hope and pray we don't find our self in some difficult situations but I can tell you that anyone that thinks it's hard to leave gambling hasn't been faced with a difficult situation, believe me gambling will be the least that will come to your mind. You will even not touch the internet form some days. I have a guy that blocked his casino accounts and reused to fund it until recently he was given bonus on some he forgot, he got to know about that one through his email as Christmas bonus.

When I see people talk gambling addiction is hard to leave, then you don't have anything dip and bigger than gambling addiction. If you have friends and walk around with people, you will see them making progress in life while you that is facing gambling addiction hasn't progress in life. If you care and see that you are dip in gambling and have not been making any progress, you will leave gambling behind and focus on your life until you become balance again.

[Orpichukwu]

Deciding if you are lucky or not in gambling should go far above just one game. If someone is gambling and stops after just one loss, I don't consider that to be a good practice. Start with the minimum amount and try it out a few times; if the loss is on a streak, then you can consider it to be a bad day or being unlucky, as many do hit their lucky game after many times of trying, not as if they will have to break their bank first, but still gambling within a limit.

It is true that everyone want to win in gambling and not lost some can bear it when they don't win at the initial time and hope they will win some day just as others they know have won while their are those that can not bear it when they happens to lose on several occasions without winning, there can hard time for some people where others happens to win easily, winning encourages a larger percentage of people to keep gambling but I agree with that quiting after a one attempt should not be considered as being unlucky even while we know that one can be lucky than the others in this game of gambling.

No one really wants to lose or feel comfortable losing on a streak without any single win; it's disappointing and at the same time discouraging, but already knowing that gambling is a game of uncertainty should be able to give the person the zeal to try again as long as they are gambling with a little amount. For those who can't bear it at all and will want to take a break immediately, it's also fine, as not all out there are emotionally ready to be into gambling.

[POPOLUV]

I don't see any reasons that hard luck can make gambler quitting anytime soon unless that particular gambler is being monitor and restricted from having access to money if not, a gambler do noticed sometimes the rate at which he is losing in gambling has the reach the level of not gambling again yet he will never give up but keep pushing for a better days is coming and all gamblers has this same familiar mindset when it comes to gambling aspect, that hard luck comes all times and wining can come anytime because gambling is a game of luck and which every gamblers make provision of the income they will use to stake the games either weekly or daily and why some set of gamblers has make it obvious that their life depends on gambling and if they don't stake a game daily their minds is restless, so even with the hard luck in most times a true gamblers will never quit.

[rachael9385]

If you are gambling for profit alone, then you will have to be very cautious and be calculating your win and loss so that if it's too much, you adjust yourself so as not to push any further, but if the gambler doesn't put in much money, I don't see anything wrong with losing too much, just as most of us have lost more money than we have ever won from gambling.

There is nothing wrong in gambling for profit but it is important that it doesn't mean you should always expect to make profit. one mistake that a lot of gamblers that chase profits make is that they chase losses, in the process of trying to win you must learn to accept losses because they are inevitable. chasing losses is the reason so many gamblers lose more than what they make in the long run

[Inwestour]

No one really wants to lose or feel comfortable losing on a streak without any single win; it's disappointing and at the same time discouraging, but already knowing that gambling is a game of uncertainty should be able to give the person the zeal to try again as long as they are gambling with a little amount. For those who can't bear it at all and will want to take a break immediately, it's also fine, as not all out there are emotionally ready to be into gambling.

There are people who are less lucky, but that does not mean that after a series of losses they will want to quit gambling. Most likely a losing streak will lead a player to take a pause in order to understand why this losing streak happened. After that he will want to come back and try again, I think this is what happens most often. And for a player to fully decide to quit gambling, it has to be that every time he returns he gets another big losing streak with no meaningful wins. If this repeats several times in a row, it becomes obvious that gambling is not for him.

[Creeper0]

If your purpose in gambling is to make money, this reason alone is enough to stop gambling. If gambling is just a means of entertainment for you, then it is okay if luck goes against you. Don't focus on winning or losing, focus on enjoying yourself. If your purpose in gambling is to make money, then you should stop gambling even if luck is on your side. Because at some point, luck will work against you and you won't be able to believe it.