Do you think people with hard luck quit gambling?

[BlackBaron]

If you are not gaining or your gambling strategy is not making money better to reassess if you are aiming to make money into this venue, gambling is a risky venue and it's tough to make money out from the house, you might be lucky at one point then suffer to lose after, balance and having a good mindset that practicing good discipline may allow you to win but if you think that you are no longer getting the outcome that youd desire, then better to stop and rest your mind for a while, it may help to prevent getting too deep and lead your way to addiction.

You can stop and take a break, but if it doesn’t change anything fundamentally once you return to gambling after the break, then that pause doesn’t have much meaning. It’s necessary not only to take breaks, but also to change your approach to gambling and your strategy. Only in that case you can expect any real changes. But if you’re simply losing and then take a break, after the break you’ll most likely just continue losing.

If you take a break and when you come back you make the same mistake, then your break was a waste. There is something wrong with the gambling that you are doing and if you realize that then it is a very good thing because it is the key that we can change our gambling or even be able to stop gambling completely if we feel that we can no longer control ourselves.

Gambling should not change us, emotionally or otherwise. But the problem is that gambling carries a huge risk of becoming emotionally unstable which in turn makes us change.

[Bright0515]

It's not going to hurt you that much if you are just consuming your allocated budget unlike with the amount that you spent where you carelessly use just to please your desire, most of the time you keep losing as you are no longer thinking correctly especially when luck doesn't show up and lead you to suffer more than what you can afford to let go.

I don't really gamble that much and that is what other gamblers always like to say to prove a point that people should not see them as a frequent gamblers that can easily become addicted to gambling at any time in point.
Gambling should be profitable and when it is not, there are so many things gamblers should not to prevent too many loses.

What good are they doing to themselves if they keep losing that they are not gambling too much? Trying to prove a point that they are not gambling all the time whereby they are spending so much money in gamble is a sign that they are trying to hide their gabit if addiction. Someone that is doing something right will not want to hide it from others. Gamblers should be free to share their experiences with other people even though they are doing it right or wrong so that other people can also learn from them and they too should also learn from others.

[Mate2237]

Everyone gambling is affected by this problem and not only confined to certain people before any gambler gets to the point of winning big or even small winning there is going to be hard luck along the way. it's not always easy for any gambler knowing that when it comes to gambling there is nothing like perfection it's more of a trial and error procedure. If everyone should quit gambling due to the fact that they are losing then every one will stop gambling in few weeks.


When gambling one key thing that should be in the mind of anyone is that, there is no guarantee in it so the mindset of every one gambling should be removed from winning. This is because gambling with the expectations of winning is not good one as it will create a very bad psychological impact on the mindset of the gambler this is were gambling addiction sets in slowly.

[ejikeme24]

What good are they doing to themselves if they keep losing that they are not gambling too much? Trying to prove a point that they are not gambling all the time whereby they are spending so much money in gamble is a sign that they are trying to hide their gabit if addiction. Someone that is doing something right will not want to hide it from others. Gamblers should be free to share their experiences with other people even though they are doing it right or wrong so that other people can also learn from them and they too should also learn from others.

I think it depends on how often they gamble, yeah I have seen some gamblers who says that they don't gamble too much and that is because they only gamble once a while sometimes they might decide not to gamble for one week. But for the fact that they are saying that they don't gamble too much does not necessarily mean that they don't Loss in gamble no" that's not what they meant, it is just like sometimes when arguing with friends among yourselves who gamble the most at that point everyone would start explaining about their gambling habit, and it's true that the guy that doesn't gamble more often might have small losses than a guy that gamble more often.

[Julien_Olynpic]

In fact, every game of chance and every gambler experiences a more or less prolonged losing streak. It happens to everyone, even to those who believe they have a good gambling system with decent risk management. The overwhelming majority of gamblers, after prolonged losing streaks, begin to doubt themselves and experience emotional distress. Losing money is extremely unpleasant, and not everyone can handle it. Only a gambling system that tolerates long-term losses can survive such conditions.

[davis196]

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.

Why should I care about other people and their gambling experiences? Everyone has a brain and everyone decides for himself about whether to quit gambling or to keep trying to make profits. Why should I have preferences about other people's experiences? OP, your question is formatted in a weird way. What do you mean by "gambling philosophy"? I don't call my perception of gambling "philosophy".
What kind of "technical knowledge" are you talking about? Gambling isn't rocket science. Having "knowledge" won't make you successful at gambling. There aren't people with "hard luck" and people with "good luck". Luck is completely random and it comes and goes just like that.

[Smartprofit]

In my youth, I was quite impulsive, so I often made decisions to give up certain activities forever. This happened after my first serious failures. I remember promising myself I'd never gamble again. I also had a habit of starting a "new life" on Mondays. 🙋

Now I'm a little wiser (or not?) and I don't do that anymore. Gambling is one of the most interesting human activities. Giving it up forever, in my opinion, is not the best idea. However, gambling should never be viewed as a stable source of income (unless you're a professional gambler). If you are a professional gambler, you need the appropriate skills and abilities. Most people don't have these skills. I gamble for fun. For me, it's a good way to distract myself from more serious matters and relieve stress.

Furthermore, I don't think losing large sums of money gambling is the best idea. A major loss pushes a person to try to win it back.  And attempts to win back losses often lead to significant financial losses. Moreover, a person can develop a gambling addiction. 🧖

[Orpichukwu]

They can't stop for various reason and the main reason is that they are addicted and they do not want to understand anything except gambling as they think they will be a winer and recover all of their loses one day and they will be able to fulfil all of their needs.

Their mind is all occupied with winning back all that has been lost, and they believe they have a better chance of winning as long as they keep on playing. They don't believe in giving up on gambling; as long as they keep on taking risks, then they have a chance of recovering and making a profit added to what they have put into gambling, which is a wrong mentality that has been eating these people up slowly.

[Localhostspeed]

Gambling for months or years without winning can be frustrating at some point, so there's a need for someone to taste winning in gambling so that the person will be confident enough in making predictions without having double thoughts. If you have been gambling for years and you keep incurring losses without winning, you need to change your gambling strategies and the options you bet on because they could be the reason why you have gambled for years without winning.

I will not last upto 2 months in gambling if I don't recover the total wager I have made in those days. I know there is fun in gambling like they say but a fun with many loss will remove my interest completely. I have gamble for 3 weeks and all the bet I made in those weeks didn't give me anything, I lost interest and I quit gambling for almost a month before I came back again to gambling so kind of luck, I made some wins that was more than my lost in the previous months.

Some people don't know when to call it quick with gambling, there are some gamblers that often refer their addiction to conviction, an act where they think they can one day win and recover the money they loss but in the end take years and doesn't win anything. That's the place some people don't know when to quit, many gamblers have lost all their money because of this altitude of gambling, they don't quit and they don't win, pure addiction.

[Akbarkoe]

It's not going to hurt you that much if you are just consuming your allocated budget unlike with the amount that you spent where you carelessly use just to please your desire, most of the time you keep losing as you are no longer thinking correctly especially when luck doesn't show up and lead you to suffer more than what you can afford to let go.

I don't really gamble that much and that is what other gamblers always like to say to prove a point that people should not see them as a frequent gamblers that can easily become addicted to gambling at any time in point.
Gambling should be profitable and when it is not, there are so many things gamblers should not to prevent too many loses.

The right words are "gambling should be fun" not become a burden on the mind because the losses are calculated excessively from what can be lost, someone who is less fortunate should be able to easily control themselves not to bet more, it is really illogical to force themselves to play, that is a stupid choice, even though they know they are less fortunate, why should they gamble more, right?