When you’re supposed to stop but the sportsbook pulls you back in

[Oluwa-btc]

The past few days have been rough for me, it's bad run after bad run, and because of that I was actually planning to stop for a while, reflect on what went wrong, and just cut the losses before things got worse. you know ( risk management thing...)

But today, things suddenly changed.

It felt like the sportsbook read my mind. I placed a small parlay, just $6, and somehow it hit and turned that into $300.  Now here I am again, back to grinding since I have funds to play with. The year is ending and I’m still gambling, so hopefully this bankroll lasts longer this time, before I end up giving it all back again.

Just sharing my experience,  Anyone else experienced something like this?

Yeah, it's most as if you're always being monitored during that period.Sportsbooks games are usually are usually targeted to always pull you back.There are situations where you’re about to stop,but the sportsbook deliberately pulls you back in.The real strategy here is now self control and however,taking breaks or setting limits,is strength,not failure.

[Anayochukwu]

The past few days have been rough for me, it's bad run after bad run, and because of that I was actually planning to stop for a while, reflect on what went wrong, and just cut the losses before things got worse. you know ( risk management thing...)

But today, things suddenly changed.

It felt like the sportsbook read my mind. I placed a small parlay, just $6, and somehow it hit and turned that into $300.  Now here I am again, back to grinding since I have funds to play with. The year is ending and I’m still gambling, so hopefully this bankroll lasts longer this time, before I end up giving it all back again.

Just sharing my experience,  Anyone else experienced something like this?

Yes, they have noticed that you want to left them that is why they gave you the win. But I want you to remember the losses than you have gone through days because that is what can keep you safe when you want gamble above your limit, these are the things that casinos do sometimes and you wouldn't know, especially when you are gambling for profit you might be feeling that they winning is satting until you get bad day that you would going to remember what have been through.

[Somto9Light]

Exactly, he's the one who lacks self control and fail to keep to his words. If you want to quit something you ought to be determined about it, develop discipline and maintain it, not get carried away by every little temptation. However I'll say he was very lucky to win big reward with little stake, in such situations I always advise people to withdraw a large chunk of their reward instead keeping it to try again and end up losing everything or more than half to the house.

This reminds me of something that happened to me the previous day in slot game, although I'm not a fan of slot game just decided to give it a trial and see how it goes. So then I tried the first time and it didn't work I also tried the second time yet it didn't work, when I look at my balance I was seeing zeros then I quit. after that I said that I'm not going to bet on slot anymore, Reaching the next day I just got a message from my email that my account has been credited with some amount of bonus so I decided to login the account to confirm and it was true but the rules is I'm going to use the bonus with real cash, I don't know what came over me that made me to make a deposit, before I realized that it is temptation then I have already lost the second deposit after this experience then I was able to figure out that it's temptation.

[Dunamisx]

The sportsbook is not the one pulling us back, instead our greed is doing that, therefore, we must be able to fight the greedy nature in us that keeps saying insatiable of all that we had in gambling, we have to learn on how to set limits, know when to act and the time to also withdraw from any action, we should not be moved emotionally in gambling, because this could affect us in the real life outside gambling.

[Kasabus]

Yeah, it's most as if you're always being monitored during that period.Sportsbooks games are usually are usually targeted to always pull you back.There are situations where you’re about to stop,but the sportsbook deliberately pulls you back in.The real strategy here is now self control and however,taking breaks or setting limits,is strength,not failure.

That’s just a coincidence. There’s no way a sportsbook is closely monitoring regular gamblers like that. Based on the amount the OP shared, he’s not a threat at all. Winning less than $1,000 isn’t a big deal. They pay out that kind of money every day while handling millions in wagers.

So there’s no need to overthink it. In the end, the decision is on us whether we continue or stop.
The sportsbook will still be there whether we’re struggling or celebrating.

[Oluwa-btc]

It felt like the sportsbook read my mind. I placed a small parlay, just $6, and somehow it hit and turned that into $300.  Now here I am again, back to grinding since I have funds to play with. The year is ending and I’m still gambling, so hopefully this bankroll lasts longer this time, before I end up giving it all back again.

Just sharing my experience,  Anyone else experienced something like this?

There's usually a way parley could be so cunny to draw you back in and when you observe that you should pull back cause literally that's a way it tries to get you come back gambling. So generally sportsbook are mostly designed to draw you back or pull you back. Regardless if you're staying low on a smaller budget you should stick to that cause when you play with funds you could end up getting the game twisted and then you lose.

[YOSHIE]

The past few days have been rough for me, it's bad run after bad run, and because of that I was actually planning to stop for a while, reflect on what went wrong, and just cut the losses before things got worse. you know ( risk management thing...)

I thought it was myself who felt something like that, fortunately I'm not alone. OP feels what I feel too.

That's the world of gambling, you have to be sure that in life we ​​have bad luck and good luck, this situation can happen in daily activities or when doing gambling activities, my suggestion is that situations like that have happened "stop gambling" for severalthat day was better.

So, if the method to stop gambling doesn't work, the next day you go in and gamble and the same thing keeps happening again, meaning you don't belong in that casino anymore. go out and go to another casino, chances are you will be detected or read about your activities at that casino, meaning you don't get a 1% chance, meaning you have a 0% chance of winning.

[Dr.Osh]

Whatever we do, we will always associate luck with defeat, as if it were a miracle. Most gamblers have experienced this when they lose hope but luck refuses to let us stop. Stay conscious if you are beyond your limits, be determined to stop temporarily, both in a state of defeat and victory.

[Nathrixxx]

So many find it difficult to discipline themselves in gambling, so as thoughts come, they are taking actions without fervent thinking to know if it's good or not for us to take at that moment.

Having a discerning spirit could make us get closer to doing what is right more often, as long as we can maintain high level of emotional discipline, atimes we only found ourselves being attracted to doing some things, but when we look at it from the right perspective, we are going to understand why we shouldn't go for some of them as the feelings comes in, we must be able to resist.

[Muba20]

I think that sportsbook are not doing anything, rather we gamblers are the ones who are attracted to sportsbook. If we can control our greed, then there is no problem in gambling. We have to learn to limit ourselves after a loss. We have to know when to take a break from gambling. If a gambler is aware of the amount of his bet and the limitations there before gambling, the possibility of big losses will be reduced. If the winning money is properly managed after winning in gambling, then the gambler will have a strong financial backup, which will help in controlling his emotions.

[nimogsm]

Just sharing my experience,  Anyone else experienced something like this?

You should definitely take a break to get your affairs and finances in order. Focus on something else, such as your career or family. If you have been experiencing a long string of failures, you should definitely stop and think about the direction you are heading in. It is worth starting from scratch with your entire environment, your habits, and so on.tomorrow is the start of a new calendar year. It's time to take action. Good luck!

[sompitonov]

I think that sportsbook are not doing anything, rather we gamblers are the ones who are attracted to sportsbook. If we can control our greed, then there is no problem in gambling. We have to learn to limit ourselves after a loss. We have to know when to take a break from gambling. If a gambler is aware of the amount of his bet and the limitations there before gambling, the possibility of big losses will be reduced. If the winning money is properly managed after winning in gambling, then the gambler will have a strong financial backup, which will help in controlling his emotions.

Yes, but each player decides for themselves when to stop. Bookmakers can only offer bonuses, which are very tempting for many players. I also know that there are various campaigns that call those who haven't placed a bet in a while, even if they've forgotten. This is an effective method, because some people just need a reminder to start betting again. In general, I learned to control myself a long time ago, and any methods no longer work on me. I enjoy doing it easily and without stress.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

A big win for me is a call to take a break, though I might have the feeling of wanting to try a couple of times if such luck could repeat again but I don't try with a huge amount to avoid losing all the money again. If it's about going back to gamble again, sure, the person would definitely go back to gamble because the amount they have won will pull the person back but for me, not until I have enjoyed the money I just won.

[Yorubek]

The sportsbook is not the one pulling us back, instead our greed is doing that, therefore, we must be able to fight the greedy nature in us that keeps saying insatiable of all that we had in gambling, we have to learn on how to set limits, know when to act and the time to also withdraw from any action, we should not be moved emotionally in gambling, because this could affect us in the real life outside gambling.

Yes, the main reason for returning to gambling again and again is because of greed, a gambler loses self-control over himself in gambling due to his failure to control his emotions or greed, as a result, the gambler understands that now is not the right time to gamble, despite knowing all this, the gambler is attracted to gambling again and again without following all the rules due to emotions or greed. By gambling without following the right rules, there is no control over himself, as a result, the gambler starts betting with excessive risks, due to which the gambler quickly faces financial losses and the possibility of turning into a gambling addiction increases many times over.

[Jody.Drummer]

Casinos certainly don't force their users. Anyone who wants to stop playing can do so, and the casino won't prohibit it. It's just that we're sometimes easily tempted to return or continue gambling because we want to win. And you're right; for anyone who behaves responsibly while gambling without excessive behavior, it's fine; the casino won't object. I've never encountered a casino that would force a customer to stop playing; that's beyond the concept of providing comfort to its customers.

There’s really only one goal for casinos when they run a business, and that’s to be profitable. If you’re losing money, they’ll be happy to keep you around. There’s no reason to ban you. But once you start hurting their bankroll, that’s usually when limits come in.

Even then, casinos are still up almost every day because of the house edge. So whatever we do as players is on us. They’ll keep serving us and making the experience enjoyable, because at the end of the day, they’re the ones collecting the profits. That’s the normal scenario.

Of course, the casino's goal in running a business is to make a profit, and they profit from the large number of players who play, because of the large number of players who lose, the majority of them lose. However, it's unlikely that any player will cause the casino to lose money. I believe that even if a player does win big, it's unlikely to be significant for the casino. And with the casino scenario you described, I agree, because the casino will still make a profit regardless.

[junder]

I think that if you enjoy it, you do not necessarily have to quit completely. You can reduce your bet, meaning limit yourself to playing with minimal bets so that it does not put any financial pressure on you, especially if you lose most of your bets. But of course, this will depend on the decision of each individual player. If you feel that it is better for you to stop, that will also be the right decision.

Yes, now I enjoy gambling, unlike before, I always pursued winning, no matter the circumstances. But now I gamble with strong limits, so whatever the outcome, I have to be content and not overdo it.
And of course, I feel like I've reduced my betting, from almost daily to occasional. I've actually tried to stop, but I eventually relapsed, but fortunately, I've returned a different and better version.

[Botnake]

Yes, now I enjoy gambling, unlike before, I always pursued winning, no matter the circumstances. But now I gamble with strong limits, so whatever the outcome, I have to be content and not overdo it.

Because there’s always another day for gambling. One of the problems with gamblers is we think we won’t come back tomorrow, so even when we’re winning we don’t know how to stop because of greed. Once we start losing, that’s when everything changes, from happiness down to frustration and sadness.

That cycle in gambling is actually pretty stressful, to be honest.

And of course, I feel like I've reduced my betting, from almost daily to occasional. I've actually tried to stop, but I eventually relapsed, but fortunately, I've returned a different and better version.

It’s just right that we learn from our mistakes, because doing the same mistakes over and over will eventually bankrupt us and turn us into those gamblers who blame casinos for their own fate. That’s something we shouldn’t allow to happen to ourselves.