Sometimes You Need a Break

[Oluwa-btc]

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.

As a gambler, taking breaks protect your bankroll,protects your mind and protects your future.As you gamble, remember to take a break because If you can’t take a break,the game already owns you.And you know what that means.Its a smart move to step away from gambling occasionally because it risks tolerance rises where you're supposed to reclaim your focus and strong perspective.

[Rockstarguy]

There are times when the brain and the body are not willing to gamble. At these times, it is better to quit gambling because I see no reason why one should force himself or herself to gamble when it is not a life-or-death situation. It is important for gamblers to recognize these moments because it will save them from losing money and from making their emotions worse.

 There is a need to take a break from gambling because gambling is a game of fun, meaning one is supposed to be in the mood to enjoy themselves and not go in with emotions that, if the outcome of the game results in a loss, can affect them even more.

[HONDACD125]

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.

Well, even though taking a break or getting relaxed doesn't increase the chances of your winning, it does help you have more control, which saves you from excessive or unnecessary losses, which basically saves you money. Taking breaks is important for everyone, whether they are gambling or doing something else in general, because when you keep doing something for a long time without any breaks, your mind starts to get clogged, and then you lose the ability to think logically or rationally, which is why your emotions take over and you start making decisions that you might not generally make.

Also, taking breaks is not only important when you are losing constantly, but it is also important for gamblers to stop and take a break when they are on a winning streak, because as soon as the streak breaks, and if you lose control, you are going to lose everything you have won so far, and that isn't good. So one should make sure that they stop at the right time, and take a break and enjoy the profits or winnings before it's too late.

[Accardo]

Evaluation is important when gambling and this can help a player know when he is making profits and when profit is not enough to cover the loses. Gambling need understanding of what is on the ground and what is next move to take to be having a prosperous gambling results. Evaluation can help to different the when profits do come freely without gambling for too long and when profit does not come like that. When a gambler is very active evaluating their games, it can help to know why they are not making profits from betting.

Evaluation does offer that, but most of all it gives the player a much better control of what they're doing and grants reasonable notions about what changes deserves to be made on their current gaming level. Other than that, evaluation, because it needs time to analyze, builds inner peace through valuable rest, and places the gamer on a positive side of gambling.

[I_Anime]

There are times when the brain and the body are not willing to gamble. At these times, it is better to quit gambling because I see no reason why one should force himself or herself to gamble when it is not a life-or-death situation. It is important for gamblers to recognize these moments because it will save them from losing money and from making their emotions worse.

 There is a need to take a break from gambling because gambling is a game of fun, meaning one is supposed to be in the mood to enjoy themselves and not go in with emotions that, if the outcome of the game results in a loss, can affect them even more.

Exactly , why would one gamble when his exhausted or feeling emotional (especially when being sad). Because you won’t be able to think straight and you insisting to gamble when you are in such condition shows that you are not a responsible gambler and is also signs of being addicted to gambling, because if you are not addicted you can easily tell is not the best time to gamble or know when to stop when things aren’t going your way during your betting time, to save yourself the stress and time .

[Ultegra134]

Well, even though taking a break or getting relaxed doesn't increase the chances of your winning, it does help you have more control, which saves you from excessive or unnecessary losses, which basically saves you money. Taking breaks is important for everyone, whether they are gambling or doing something else in general, because when you keep doing something for a long time without any breaks, your mind starts to get clogged, and then you lose the ability to think logically or rationally, which is why your emotions take over and you start making decisions that you might not generally make.

Also, taking breaks is not only important when you are losing constantly, but it is also important for gamblers to stop and take a break when they are on a winning streak, because as soon as the streak breaks, and if you lose control, you are going to lose everything you have won so far, and that isn't good. So one should make sure that they stop at the right time, and take a break and enjoy the profits or winnings before it's too late.

The whole idea of taking a break is simply to cut your losses. You've placed a large bet which you were confident you're going to win; you didn't. You place another one, usually double than the previous one (in order to recoup the previous losses), and you lose that one too, and the next one, and so on. You're pissed, frustrated and stressed, if you continue gambling at this point, you're going to lose all you have left, this is where you should make the turning point and take a break; this is what it's about.

I also believe it's important to take a few days off every now and then, not everything is about gambling. I haven't gambled since before Christmas and I'll start the following week when the league restarts.

[Odusko]

Taking a break as a gambler have alot of positive impact for the gambler both in their bankroll management and safety measures in terms of addictions, or mismanagement, this is very important for responsible gamblers in such a time, your reflect rearrange and redirect your gambling approach taking lessons from your previous experience and results, not only in gambling that we need such break even in every aspect too like trading working and the rest we need break at some point.

[coolcoinz]

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.

[Adams0001]

Everyone has their way of dealing with their hard time in gambling, but one of the most effective ways is to walk away whenever we feel like it's draining us. Some could just easily slow down on how they are gambling, but for some, if they don't take a break and get their head clear before coming back, it doesn't work. What I just usually do is, if I consider myself overstepping in any way, I go straight months without even thinking of gambling. It helps to save me from spending without deriving the pleasure from it.

Anything we're doing in this life we need a rest, gambling is something that is unpredictable and if is not favouring you the best tills you will do is to give your self a rest or probably look for other way if gambling is not helping, because some of the people I no that they don't have any things doing they make it a way of getting money in it and gambling is a place that can make you get addicted easily because what I understand about betting is that the more you win, that is how you will be playing more because you will get the believe of your self that you're perfect and gambling frequently and when you lose , you will start chasing your money and when you start chasing money you're have started to become addicted.

[serjent05]

Have you ever been in a spot where you know you’re losing because you’re no longer making logical decisions?

Yes, I cannot deny that not all sessions are perfect, where we somehow lose grip of our discipline and keep on betting  even if we know that the game we are playing has turned to an eating machine.

Emotions take over, you can feel it’s already hurting your bankroll, but you still can’t stop or step away.

Not necessarily an emotional takeover but rather being trapped in an illusion that the next bet will yield huge win.

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.

This is the reason why sane people advise to not be drunk when gambling or in a deep emotional state, because it will weaken our control and decision-making.

[Hypnosis00]

You're right there. Having a break does not mean you'll lose some opportunity to be in profits, but that's an effective way to keep you in track of your goal, to keep you back in control and high motivation to win.

Personally, I also experienced that but that time my greed is higher than anything, so I ended up with even bigger losses.

Now, I learned my lesson. Taking a break will help you to be a better and disciplined gambler once your back in the game.

[Cyber_warrior]

Exactly , why would one gamble when his exhausted or feeling emotional (especially when being sad).

Addicted gamblers are the ones that do things like this because why will you be exhausted and you still going to be forcing yourself to gamble, isn’t that even crazy, how are you going to enjoy the gambling. But I just think people that will do things like this are just people that are after money, even if they are emotional they just want to keep on gambling maybe they going to win some money, but if you are stressed or emotional how are you even going to think straight.

Gambling is suppose to be for fun, but when you are already exhausted or emotional, how are you going to have the fun. There are some times which you are not even suppose to gamble, if you are stressed, you don’t have to stress your brain again by doing analysis on bet which you will place.

[boyptc]

Definitely, that's the way to avoid being more stressed with gambling or any other things. And when things don't go well anymore, it's okay to quit.

That's normal and maybe others think that it's not something to be done but as you grow older, you'd notice chill people that are okay to quit.

Either with gambling or anything that they do because it's no longer fun and causing them with so much pain and stress, emotionally and financially.

When a gambler gambles to a point where gambling stops feeling like an entertainment or fun then it means you’re going or have gone of course. Many gamblers have found themselves in this position or may have noticed this switch but felt that it’s part of the game and then ignored it, without knowing that ignoring such a cue could mean directly consent to addiction or irresponsible gambling. Addiction doesn’t just start immediately, it’s often gradually and starts with such a switch and then they go on ignored for much longer it turns into addiction automatically.

And taking a break stops someone from being addicted when they're so close to it but you're able to counter it through that.

So, it's a good counter measure for someone who don't know how to stop. It only needs to be on that instant stop when they have no options left anymore.

Being an impulsive gambler is hard because they know where they're going but, they can stop that from just simple action of stopping.

[Tungbulu]

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 when you’re tired I believe would wear you out quickly and make you lose interest to gamble, at least for me that’s how it is, one thing that’s for sure is that the experience wouldn’t be fun anymore and you sure won’t be entertained with such an intense experience anymore.

Either ways, it’s not ethical to gamble when you’re tired, just like you rightly said, gambling should be done with a leveled head if you’re to make the best gambling decisions and not when you’re feeing tensed, tired or exhausted whether physically, mentally or psychologically.

[Versatile_choice]

It's very essential for all gamblers to go for a break, it is just like when you work for 24 hours without a break. The next day you will be experiencing alot of pains in your body, that is to show that we have over work ourselves. The same thing applicable to gamble if you keep gambling without stopping let's say you started happily there's a certain stage where you will no longer feel happy if you continue doing it, one thing about gambling is that if you don't go for a break you will definitely get tired of having fun, and when this happened, you might loss control.

[NurseHub]

I'm glad you were about to find yourself or, better still, listen to yourself. It's good to take a break from gambling, especially when emotions are higher in predictions or when it seems you are just chasing losses. You need to calm down to be able to make the right decision, even though it still takes more luck to accompany it. Sometimes it's due to our expectations, and when it's cut short, we freak out and try getting it right immediately, but it doesn't work some days, while it does some days. But it's good to know when you need this break.

[Grace333]

There are times when the brain and the body are not willing to gamble. At these times, it is better to quit gambling because I see no reason why one should force himself or herself to gamble when it is not a life-or-death situation. It is important for gamblers to recognize these moments because it will save them from losing money and from making their emotions worse.

 There is a need to take a break from gambling because gambling is a game of fun, meaning one is supposed to be in the mood to enjoy themselves and not go in with emotions that, if the outcome of the game results in a loss, can affect them even more.

True talk. Sometimes when you’ve noticed your mind is not just there, forcing yourself to gamble in that state will never ends well. There is no point trying to push it when your body or mood is off, because that is usually when silly mistakes happen.
Gambling is meant to be for fun, not something you will do out of pressure or frustration. Taking a break at the right time will really save you money. Knowing when to pause is really a skill people should have, and a lot of people do not take it serious.

[Fredomago]

Definitely, that's the way to avoid being more stressed with gambling or any other things. And when things don't go well anymore, it's okay to quit.

That's normal and maybe others think that it's not something to be done but as you grow older, you'd notice chill people that are okay to quit.

Either with gambling or anything that they do because it's no longer fun and causing them with so much pain and stress, emotionally and financially.

When a gambler gambles to a point where gambling stops feeling like an entertainment or fun then it means you’re going or have gone of course. Many gamblers have found themselves in this position or may have noticed this switch but felt that it’s part of the game and then ignored it, without knowing that ignoring such a cue could mean directly consent to addiction or irresponsible gambling. Addiction doesn’t just start immediately, it’s often gradually and starts with such a switch and then they go on ignored for much longer it turns into addiction automatically.

And taking a break stops someone from being addicted when they're so close to it but you're able to counter it through that.

So, it's a good counter measure for someone who don't know how to stop. It only needs to be on that instant stop when they have no options left anymore.

Being an impulsive gambler is hard because they know where they're going but, they can stop that from just simple action of stopping.

Yup, that break will allow you to reassess yourself and prevent you from going all in and regret your possible action, and instead of pushing forward it will lead you to free up your minds and make some good decisions about how you see what causing your losses and maybe adjustments are needed to make your gambling session be at the better place.

It's something that will help to lead you to right an responsible gambling experienced and will keep you from what you set for your limitation.

[Powerjumboo]

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, I have read in my gambling experience several times in such situations and there I took a break for a few days after overcoming such a situation. After taking a break, I did not quit gambling at once because I only took a break for a few days to analyze myself better. Actually, if gambling is taken as entertainment, then it is possible to take a break at any time, but if gambling is not taken as entertainment but is used to earn money, then taking a break from gambling can be very difficult and especially addicted gamblers will never be able to take a break in such a situation. So it is important to take such a break sometimes to enjoy gambling beautifully.

[wiss19]

Betting all the time every single day is not a good idea and you should avoid that as much as possible. Reality is that most people will end up with bad results if they are not careful and because of that we are going to see things change a lot, because if you keep betting even when you are tired that is not how betting should be done.

Gambling is for fun and if you are not having fun and if you are doing it like a job because you are bored then you are not going to get the best out of it. So yeah, taking a break at gambling is good, and if you are annoyed by loses or have emotional reactions or anything like that then it would be wise to give a break and come back calm and more ready so that you can do a better job.