Sometimes You Need a Break

[centrum]

This is a very common thing. I've often been a bit tired when gambling, but not because I gamble too much, but rather because of the things I did before, like partying, drinking, working a lot...
I've learned that it's not worth it. You want to be at your best when you decide to gamble. Doing it when you're tired puts your money at risk and will most likely cost you more than it would had you waited until the next morning when you're well rested.

gambling while feeling tired is never a good decision. when a person is fatigued their thinking ability decreases and emotions start to dominate. gambling requires focus patience and control which are usually absent when someone is exhausted. many people believe that luck will work in such moments but in reality it does not. when you are not well rested making poor bets taking excessive risks and increasing losses after losses become very common. therefore waiting until your body and mind are in a good condition is the wiser choice. proper sleep a balanced mental state and clear thinking lead to better decisions. this reduces financial loss and keeps the experience under control. in the long run this habit makes a person more responsible increases self control and improves decision making skills over time leading to fewer losses in the future.

[Dickiy]

That's a very dangerous situation because there's no longer any fun, you're already desperate, and you're likely to make aggressive decisions. But it all comes down to your approach. If you're a responsible gambler, you shouldn't be in that situation.

Not all of us can be smart when it comes to gambling. Even pros who’ve been doing this for a long time still make costly mistakes, so making mistakes is normal. What really matters is being able to correct them.

One way to do that is by actually recognizing what went wrong and reflecting on it. You’ll only be able to do that once you’re no longer blinded by your gambling side. That’s why taking a break is important, even though it’s not easy. Not everyone can do it right away, and for some it takes time before they finally realize it.

I understand what you're saying, but I guess I should add that the mistakes you're referring to aren't the ones that make a gambler lose, they're the ones that need to be corrected, such as overreacting to gambling such as betting more than the limit, because when it comes to decision-making mistakes, we'll never know which decision is the right one to make to win, but finally you're right that most gamblers will be able to identify their mistakes once they realize them.

[TelolettOm]

I don't think taking a break from gambling can increase your chances of winning, but actually, this is to prevent us from getting too involved in gambling, especially when we are losing, our minds can be completely controlled.

You're right. There is no correlation between the chance of winning and taking a break. However, taking a break can prevent us from more severe losses. Once we becomes emotional and can't think with calm mind, the chance to get losses will be bigger. It is because we lose focus, we are controlled by our emotion.

If we don't immediately think about stopping, even when we are doing other work, our minds will still think about gambling, so the results could be worse. So stop and play again when you can accept any result.

Yes, we sometimes still can't forget the losses in gambling if we aren't busy with other activities. Sure, it is recommended to do other activities when we stop playing gambling games. So, our focus will be on other activities and we have no time to remember the losses in gambling. However, at the end of the day, we must try to learn how to accept the losses in gambling. It is because the losses in gambling is something unavoidable.

[Mr_Brilliant$]

One good thing about taking a break is that it wear off that urge and emotion that is caused by you taking several losses, wanting you to want to keep betting or stacking, with the feelings that you will recover and make the money back..
So sometime taking a break is just it, it just help in many way, help in making you reset you brain and all..

[Beparanf]

One good thing about taking a break is that it wear off that urge and emotion that is caused by you taking several losses, wanting you to want to keep betting or stacking, with the feelings that you will recover and make the money back..
So sometime taking a break is just it, it just help in many way, help in making you reset you brain and all..

I experienced a lot of impulse gambling which is the product of continuously gambling and chasing profit/losses. Our mind think uncontrollably once we are already in the momentum of gambling.

Taking a break is beneficial as a gambler and in fact scheduling your game play with intervals for break is the right approach on gambling so that you will not consider your previous game to your current game and avoid chasing losses.

Chasing losses is the main reason why break is important. It disrupt our mind to think logically again.

[Lida93]

Have you ever been in a spot where you know you’re losing because you’re no longer making logical decisions? Emotions take over, you can feel it’s already hurting your bankroll, but you still can’t stop or step away.

The times I was in that situation and couldn't stop but kept going in the expectation that there might be a twist in the outcome in my favour for a recovery, it left me in a bad state financially and emotionally at the end. Though it's being long all of those experiences happened, now I can't remember when I fell for it anymore because the lessons has being a good experience that reminds me that calling it a day by quitting isn't a bad idea or a show of weakness but of necessity.

[Frankolala]

One good thing about taking a break is that it wear off that urge and emotion that is caused by you taking several losses, wanting you to want to keep betting or stacking, with the feelings that you will recover and make the money back..
So sometime taking a break is just it, it just help in many way, help in making you reset you brain and all..

Taking a break saves your ass from losing more. It gives you joy when you're not losing a dime because you're not gambling. It makes you strategies back and reaccess your gambling activities to know if you are to limit it. Any gambler that doesn't go on break will end up in losses. He will be addicted and stay unhappy.

[fredericktaylor]

One good thing about taking a break is that it wear off that urge and emotion that is caused by you taking several losses, wanting you to want to keep betting or stacking, with the feelings that you will recover and make the money back..
So sometime taking a break is just it, it just help in many way, help in making you reset you brain and all..

It is good to take a break between gambling. This allows you to control your emotions and greed, which gives you time to make the right decision. As a result, the possibility of making mistakes is relatively reduced, which reduces the risk of losing extra money. Therefore, regardless of whether you win or lose through gambling, it is very important to take a break, as a result, you can protect yourself from the possibility of losing extra money. By taking time between gambling, we can think about everything anew, as a result, we can identify what is right and what is wrong and manage gambling accordingly, which reduces the possibility of spending extra money and extra time and addiction.

[Bright0515]

Have you ever been in a spot where you know you’re losing because you’re no longer making logical decisions? Emotions take over, you can feel it’s already hurting your bankroll, but you still can’t stop or step away.

That happened to me. It took some time before I finally forced myself to take a break for a few days. Honestly, it worked. When I came back, I felt more relaxed, more clear-headed, and the results were better. I’m not chasing losses anymore, and I feel like I’m back in control.

Just sharing this as a reminder. If we really want to increase our chances of winning and still enjoy gambling, we need a clear mind. Sometimes the best move is not to bet at all. We all deserve a break.

I have been in this spot when I was still a beginner but as I started to get exposed to what gambling is all about my idea about it changed. At that point where you start feeling like chasing that's the time you need to stop but for a lot of gamblers they get more agitated because they don't know how to control their emotions. This is where taking a break comes in, you don't just take a step back because you feel you might lose but it is important for you to reset and also be in control over your decisions, this is possible to practice but difficult

[bettercrypto]

One good thing about taking a break is that it wear off that urge and emotion that is caused by you taking several losses, wanting you to want to keep betting or stacking, with the feelings that you will recover and make the money back..
So sometime taking a break is just it, it just help in many way, help in making you reset you brain and all..

I experienced a lot of impulse gambling which is the product of continuously gambling and chasing profit/losses. Our mind think uncontrollably once we are already in the momentum of gambling.

Taking a break is beneficial as a gambler and in fact scheduling your game play with intervals for break is the right approach on gambling so that you will not consider your previous game to your current game and avoid chasing losses.

Chasing losses is the main reason why break is important. It disrupt our mind to think logically again.

It’s just like our bodies when we know we need to rest, we take a break and catch up on sleep to recover our physical strength.

I think gambling is the same way. When you notice that winning is becoming elusive, that’s already a sign that you should stop and take a recess.
Just come back once you’ve refreshed your mind.

[Ziskinberg]

I think gambling is the same way. When you notice that winning is becoming elusive, that’s already a sign that you should stop and take a recess.
Just come back once you’ve refreshed your mind.

That’s really how you should handle a bad run, you assess what’s happening and try to find the main reason behind it because most of the time ego takes over and we stop making logical decisions while trying to get revenge on losses. That’s why chasing losses is never a good idea, it shows an inability to accept defeat and creates the false belief that we have to win every time, which only leads to more mistakes.

[Z_MBFM]

Yes, have been in this situation several times, taking a break is probably the best option we need at this point.
Taking a break does not mean entirely quitting from gambling. Many folks get this part wrong. At the same time, there are several reasons why people go on break, some may have lost a lot, while to some may have won a lot, so they feel comfrotable with the amount won, instead of continue betting for the meantime they take a break to enjoy their win.

Taking a break while gambling is very important as it will keep you away from addiction. Yes, taking a break does not mean that you will give up gambling. The point of taking a break is that you will be able to control your emotions. And you will be able to realize how much money you are losing in gambling and how much money you are recovering from it by winning. And in this case, you will understand your progress and automatically try to keep yourself away from gambling if you are gambling more than usual. And that is why taking a break is definitely important.

[Mindyspace]

One good thing about taking a break is that it wear off that urge and emotion that is caused by you taking several losses, wanting you to want to keep betting or stacking, with the feelings that you will recover and make the money back..
So sometime taking a break is just it, it just help in many way, help in making you reset you brain and all..

That's a very interesting point. After some losses, emotion ends up weighing heavily on decisions, and the pause comes in precisely as an attempt to regain control.

But I have a question for you: how can I know the right time to pause before emotion can dominate everything? Is there any strategy?

[As-Soon-As]

Have you ever been in a spot where you know you’re losing because you’re no longer making logical decisions? Emotions take over, you can feel it’s already hurting your bankroll, but you still can’t stop or step away.

That happened to me. It took some time before I finally forced myself to take a break for a few days. Honestly, it worked. When I came back, I felt more relaxed, more clear-headed, and the results were better. I’m not chasing losses anymore, and I feel like I’m back in control.

Just sharing this as a reminder. If we really want to increase our chances of winning and still enjoy gambling, we need a clear mind. Sometimes the best move is not to bet at all. We all deserve a break.

Yes, it is correct that you spoke my mind, if you bet continuously then you must force your mind to bet every time. And the right research is not easily available and the chances of betting in the wrong place are high and the gambler is likely to lose. So in terms of betting, betting slowly is very important because if you bet on gambling then you must take a break.
You should take a break after losing and rest after winning big/small amounts of money then it will be possible to stay away from the symptoms of addiction. If every gambler adopts these strategies, he will definitely be able to increase his chances of winning gambling.

[icebar]

Have you ever been in a spot where you know you’re losing because you’re no longer making logical decisions? Emotions take over, you can feel it’s already hurting your bankroll, but you still can’t stop or step away.

This has happened to me many times. I have had this feeling when I lost at a gambling and became reckless. At one point, I continued gambling despite getting annoyed. But later I realized that I should take a break at that time. Sometimes a gambler is likely to face such embarrassing situations. At that time, you should keep yourself calm. If possible, taking a break for a few days will help you avoid such embarrassing situations. I have also found many proofs that when I take a break and start betting again, I get comparatively better results. Gamblers should take regular breaks in any situation.

[AmaGold70]

Have you ever been in a spot where you know you’re losing because you’re no longer making logical decisions? Emotions take over, you can feel it’s already hurting your bankroll, but you still can’t stop or step away.

That happened to me. It took some time before I finally forced myself to take a break for a few days. Honestly, it worked. When I came back, I felt more relaxed, more clear-headed, and the results were better. I’m not chasing losses anymore, and I feel like I’m back in control.

Just sharing this as a reminder. If we really want to increase our chances of winning and still enjoy gambling, we need a clear mind. Sometimes the best move is not to bet at all. We all deserve a break.

I'm positive that most gamblers have been in this situation before and I'm included as I have been there too but not because I was chasing losses but because I was constantly betting and I failed to settle down to organize myself properly the way I usually do especially with predictions, every gambler needs a clear head and a relaxed mind to be able to focus on predictions. I realized that Once in a while we need to take a break from what ever we are doing to get good results, taking a break from gambling sometimes can even help prevent a gambler from getting addicted and chasing losses.

[cutecui]

Yes, but sometimes I think that if I take a break, I feel like I would be wasting time and that it won't lead me to success as quickly. Sometimes I feel tired, but the future motivates me to invest as much as I can in my projects

[silpersurfer]

I think almost every gambler has been in this situation, including myself.

I once suffered a huge loss in gambling, a loss that I couldn't fully bear, and even today, I still remember it clearly. The losses continued one after another, until I had spent my entire bank account.
These losses continued in succession, and after my capital was depleted, I found myself in a real dilemma. I was faced with two choices: first, to withdraw my savings and continue playing in the hope of a big win that could recoup my previous losses, or to choose to end the game and accept the losses. In the end, I chose to end it with a total loss. This incident truly motivated me to take a break from gambling, just to regain control over myself. It was something I never expected to happen again.

[OgNasty]

It is always a good idea to take a break from anything, especially if you are getting burned out.  It is amazing what people can begin to call normal when they're stuck in their box for too long.  Be careful and diversify everything in your life, from your investments, to your hobbies, to your free time.  Complacency kills great men.

[Jatiluhung]

One good thing about taking a break is that it wear off that urge and emotion that is caused by you taking several losses, wanting you to want to keep betting or stacking, with the feelings that you will recover and make the money back..
So sometime taking a break is just it, it just help in many way, help in making you reset you brain and all..

Taking a break and pausing for a moment can indeed be a solution when we are too emotionally affected and when we start to lose our ability to think clearly and feel tired. sometimes I also take a break when I notice signs of mental fatigue. For example, when I start gambling to win back my previous losses even in games that i know nothing about, which only makes the outcome worse. in such situations, I always force myself to go out and enjoy some activities outside to relax my mind. And once my mind is relaxed again, I can think more clearly, and the results are sometimes even better.