Sometimes You Need a Break

[hedgeh0g]

Going for a long break eases stress and helps the brain to make better decisions when the player resumes back to gambling. Although most gamers find it hard to accept the warnings that says go take some rest, they assume more of their winning chances would be missed. Not realizing that proving stubborn would only result to losing the ability to take the right steps, thereby accumulating more losses.

I tested this on myself and took a long break from the game after a big loss. I can confidently say that it helped me reflect on many things, reflect on the mistakes I made, and even become more emotionally stable. I simply realized that I don't have the same overwhelming drive to play that I used to, so this allowed me to quit whenever I want, rather than when I'm forced to by emotion. When I lose, I simply tell myself to stop and quit, so I don't even allow myself to end up in a terrible situation on the day of the game, that's all.

[danadc]

When I lose, I simply tell myself to stop and quit, so I don't even allow myself to end up in a terrible situation on the day of the game, that's all.

I do something like that too; there's nothing better than resting and taking the necessary breaks, We shouldn't always push ourselves to the limit to win or achieve good results in the game We're casino players we win, we lose. We can't always be looking for results that benefit us because in the long run we'll lose, We shouldn't forget that it's best to play with controlled money and avoid running out of money.

[bettercrypto]

Even when there are no losses, taking a good rest is not in anyway being lazy. Global organisations understands this principle of rest so much that they do it in a magnificent way. So the principal of rest should personalized. Good health is attached to good results as bad health can affect our mental and physical performance. If the mind and the brain is so clogged by emotions, physical stress and any other kind of unrest, every other thing you engage in can take the shape of what's going on inside you. Taking enough rest a priceless healthy adventure (physically and spiritually (if you believe)) Very beautiful adventure much more important when the torment of unrest is already visibly taking it's hold on you.

You're right about that; we really need to take a break, especially if our gambling funds are already exhausted. To be honest, practicing fund limits is a huge deal for any gambler who chooses to do it.

This method teaches us to be disciplined and to have self-control as casino players. This is exactly what I’ve been practicing ever since,
and honestly speaking, the results have been 'so far, so good' for me.

[Cryptmuster]

I tested this on myself and took a long break from the game after a big loss. I can confidently say that it helped me reflect on many things, reflect on the mistakes I made, and even become more emotionally stable. I simply realized that I don't have the same overwhelming drive to play that I used to, so this allowed me to quit whenever I want, rather than when I'm forced to by emotion. When I lose, I simply tell myself to stop and quit, so I don't even allow myself to end up in a terrible situation on the day of the game, that's all.

A big loss can make you consider stopping, and most importantly, you should learn from it that you shouldn't bet too much, more than you're willing to lose in a single bet. There's no bet worth believing in enough to bet half your deposit, this is a lesson worth learning and never repeating. All bets should be viewed as equally risky, because I think everyone has seen the safest bet turn into a losing one. A break can be helpful to realize this and return with new experience.

[Orpichukwu]

A big loss can make you consider stopping, and most importantly, you should learn from it that you shouldn't bet too much, more than you're willing to lose in a single bet. There's no bet worth believing in enough to bet half your deposit, this is a lesson worth learning and never repeating. All bets should be viewed as equally risky, because I think everyone has seen the safest bet turn into a losing one. A break can be helpful to realize this and return with new experience.

Viewing every bet with an equal risk level is a practice that has not only helped many manage the bankroll properly, but it has also saved them from being emotionally traumatized as a result of putting too much confidence in a particular game which ends up disappointing them.

[shawonngp]

I tested this on myself and took a long break from the game after a big loss. I can confidently say that it helped me reflect on many things, reflect on the mistakes I made, and even become more emotionally stable. I simply realized that I don't have the same overwhelming drive to play that I used to, so this allowed me to quit whenever I want, rather than when I'm forced to by emotion. When I lose, I simply tell myself to stop and quit, so I don't even allow myself to end up in a terrible situation on the day of the game, that's all.

A big loss can make you consider stopping, and most importantly, you should learn from it that you shouldn't bet too much, more than you're willing to lose in a single bet. There's no bet worth believing in enough to bet half your deposit, this is a lesson worth learning and never repeating. All bets should be viewed as equally risky, because I think everyone has seen the safest bet turn into a losing one. A break can be helpful to realize this and return with new experience.

A significant loss would naturally prompt anyone to take a break. Still, I have seen gamblers who lost everything and continued playing, even borrowing money from friends and neighbors to play again. Think about how badly they are addicted to gambling. This is mainly because they have no self-control. So even after such a significant loss, he can't get out of gambling. I think those who treat gambling purely as entertainment do not need to take a break. A break is essential only for those who are addicted and have suffered a lot.

[Dunamisx]

It's important that will take a break when necessary, but when there is no need for such, we shouldn't bother ourselves because we can't deny having fun while gambling, this is what we do that comes from our heart without being persuaded of force to do, so therefore, the decision to stop, pause or take a break for some time or for any reason has to come from our individual decision, which we must have considered not being an hindrance to us as being denied from gambling.

[o48o]

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A big loss can make you consider stopping, and most importantly, you should learn from it that you shouldn't bet too much, more than you're willing to lose in a single bet. There's no bet worth believing in enough to bet half your deposit, this is a lesson worth learning and never repeating. All bets should be viewed as equally risky, because I think everyone has seen the safest bet turn into a losing one. A break can be helpful to realize this and return with new experience.

I don't follow that logic.

You say that every bet should be viewed as an equal risk, but in same post you acknowledged that you shouldn't bet with bets that are too high (or more then you can lose).
But bigger bets are by definition a bigger risk. Because it doesn't matter what your odds are. When it comes to risk, you are only risking the amount you are betting. Rest is just speculation of the outcome.

[AmoreJaz]

It's important that will take a break when necessary, but when there is no need for such, we shouldn't bother ourselves because we can't deny having fun while gambling, this is what we do that comes from our heart without being persuaded of force to do, so therefore, the decision to stop, pause or take a break for some time or for any reason has to come from our individual decision, which we must have considered not being an hindrance to us as being denied from gambling.

If you want to have some fresh start every session, then, much better to give yourself a break every once in a while and don't push too much of yourself into something you can't manage. This can easily start anxiety and stress in yourself and may further give you a lot issues later on. Do remember, whatever you do will reflect on how you react to certain things. We all know that once you are playing, you can't really stop because that's the magic of gambling and we all experienced such. But for sure, you already learned a thing or two in those years that you've playing. So for me, you already know what to do to maintain your sanity when it comes to gambling. It is just most of the time you ignore what's in front of you thinking the problem will fade away. But it is not.

[mcdouglasx]

It's important that will take a break when necessary, but when there is no need for such, we shouldn't bother ourselves because we can't deny having fun while gambling, this is what we do that comes from our heart without being persuaded of force to do, so therefore, the decision to stop, pause or take a break for some time or for any reason has to come from our individual decision, which we must have considered not being an hindrance to us as being denied from gambling.

The curious thing is that gambling should be a method of relaxation, so for some, playing translates to "taking a break".

Therefore, if gambling stresses you out, makes you anxious, or tires you out, I think you're playing it wrong because it means you're not enjoying it as you should. So, it's not really taking a break, but rather breaking a bad habit.

[dunfida]

I tested this on myself and took a long break from the game after a big loss. I can confidently say that it helped me reflect on many things, reflect on the mistakes I made, and even become more emotionally stable. I simply realized that I don't have the same overwhelming drive to play that I used to, so this allowed me to quit whenever I want, rather than when I'm forced to by emotion. When I lose, I simply tell myself to stop and quit, so I don't even allow myself to end up in a terrible situation on the day of the game, that's all.

A big loss can make you consider stopping, and most importantly, you should learn from it that you shouldn't bet too much, more than you're willing to lose in a single bet. There's no bet worth believing in enough to bet half your deposit, this is a lesson worth learning and never repeating. All bets should be viewed as equally risky, because I think everyone has seen the safest bet turn into a losing one. A break can be helpful to realize this and return with new experience.

A significant loss would naturally prompt anyone to take a break. Still, I have seen gamblers who lost everything and continued playing, even borrowing money from friends and neighbors to play again. Think about how badly they are addicted to gambling. This is mainly because they have no self-control. So even after such a significant loss, he can't get out of gambling. I think those who treat gambling purely as entertainment do not need to take a break. A break is essential only for those who are addicted and have suffered a lot.

Actually you shouldnt be waiting for those loses to be significant before you would stop but since we are talking about reality then almost 100% of gamblers do really reach out this state on which the moment or time that they would completel stop is that on the time that they do literally have no money for them to bet or play on. Regrets are always on the end and if you wont be mindful in regarding about your actions then you will literally be having those common stopping points on which you are only considering on having a break when you do lose it all on which its not something recommended. Break doesnt only talks about losing but also when you are winning on which simply means that if you are that on the positive side, then its just that right that you do need up to consider on having that stop then make those winnings to be used on the right way or something which is more worth.

On the moment that gambling becomes stressful already or you have losing up too much despite of how many times you've been testing out, then this is the perfect time that you should stop and call it a day.

[Pandorak]

Not just once or twice, but i have experienced this very often. At the beginning of the game, everything still looks normal, controllable, and even the balance has started to increase, which means that if you stop at that point, it would already be a win. However, that is very difficult to do, as you assume that there will be more wins if you continue the round. It is not uncommon for bets to be increased as well. At that point, emotions are controlling everything. and in the end, it's predictable not only do the profits vanish, but the capital is lost as well.

[Berry2d]

Not just once or twice, but i have experienced this very often. At the beginning of the game, everything still looks normal, controllable, and even the balance has started to increase, which means that if you stop at that point, it would already be a win. However, that is very difficult to do, as you assume that there will be more wins if you continue the round. It is not uncommon for bets to be increased as well. At that point, emotions are controlling everything. and in the end, it's predictable not only do the profits vanish, but the capital is lost as well.

That is because you never gambled with principles, know matter how good or bad the game may look, a principled gambler must obey his lay down gambling rules that tends to guide him on the process of gambling. I know at times games may look tempting and attractive making it very difficult for someone to quit but because you have reached your limit the best is to take a break. If you say because you where enjoying a winning runs that was why you couldn't take a break, i think you need to work on your gambling strategy because you need the strategy to get to your destination in gambling.

[Furious 7]

When I lose, I simply tell myself to stop and quit, so I don't even allow myself to end up in a terrible situation on the day of the game, that's all.

I do something like that too; there's nothing better than resting and taking the necessary breaks, We shouldn't always push ourselves to the limit to win or achieve good results in the game We're casino players we win, we lose. We can't always be looking for results that benefit us because in the long run we'll lose, We shouldn't forget that it's best to play with controlled money and avoid running out of money.

We have to think coldly to do this because sometimes when we lose, we are always eager to increase and even not infrequently increase the bet with the aim of making a reversal and getting profit or taking capital that has been lost from the previous defeat.

This kind of ambition is quite difficult for some gamblers to avoid even though they realize that they need a little rest but indeed sometimes the urge to continue gambling is a little stronger which makes us forget important things where the limits in terms of time and money spending limits that we have become invalid just because of the lust we have.
The fact is that taking a short break apart from being able to make us like thinking more clearly, we also forget about ambition because we will always think that this is the beginning of gambling but there must be strength that must be possessed where we must be disciplined with ourselves and dare to stop even if we lose and not make victory the initial benchmark in gambling.

[Yablee0]

Even when there are no losses, taking a good rest is not in anyway being lazy. Global organisations understands this principle of rest so much that they do it in a magnificent way. So the principal of rest should personalized. Good health is attached to good results as bad health can affect our mental and physical performance. If the mind and the brain is so clogged by emotions, physical stress and any other kind of unrest, every other thing you engage in can take the shape of what's going on inside you. Taking enough rest a priceless healthy adventure (physically and spiritually (if you believe)) Very beautiful adventure much more important when the torment of unrest is already visibly taking it's hold on you.

You're right about that; we really need to take a break, especially if our gambling funds are already exhausted. To be honest, practicing fund limits is a huge deal for any gambler who chooses to do it.

This method teaches us to be disciplined and to have self-control as casino players. This is exactly what I’ve been practicing ever since,
and honestly speaking, the results have been 'so far, so good' for me.

That's the best and healthiest decision to take as a gambler to always take a deep rest as of when due because adequate rest when necessary brings sound mind and peace of mind, as a gambler you do not need any form of pressure regardless if in a winning or a losing streak moreover gambling games is not in form of any kind of competition or a do or die affairs what really count is when you have the required fun you crave for.

However endeavor to ensure your peace of mind comes first because who have life and sound health is who can gamble again.

[giammangiato]

When I lose, I simply tell myself to stop and quit, so I don't even allow myself to end up in a terrible situation on the day of the game, that's all.

I do something like that too; there's nothing better than resting and taking the necessary breaks, We shouldn't always push ourselves to the limit to win or achieve good results in the game We're casino players we win, we lose. We can't always be looking for results that benefit us because in the long run we'll lose, We shouldn't forget that it's best to play with controlled money and avoid running out of money.

Life breaks are good for you, gambling is not without a break.
Our body requires a break a day (when we go to sleep) how many breaks do we take each day?
Breaks are important, they have a very specific role and must be respected. Forcing a cycle, especially in the gambling sector, means compromising an "in this case economic" balance.
Having the patience and responsibility to figure out when to stop is of paramount importance.

[cozytrade]

Not just once or twice, but i have experienced this very often. At the beginning of the game, everything still looks normal, controllable, and even the balance has started to increase, which means that if you stop at that point, it would already be a win. However, that is very difficult to do, as you assume that there will be more wins if you continue the round. It is not uncommon for bets to be increased as well. At that point, emotions are controlling everything. and in the end, it's predictable not only do the profits vanish, but the capital is lost as well.

That is because you never gambled with principles, know matter how good or bad the game may look, a principled gambler must obey his lay down gambling rules that tends to guide him on the process of gambling. I know at times games may look tempting and attractive making it very difficult for someone to quit but because you have reached your limit the best is to take a break. If you say because you where enjoying a winning runs that was why you couldn't take a break, i think you need to work on your gambling strategy because you need the strategy to get to your destination in gambling.

The first wins usually make people complacent and it becomes difficult to quit when already in the money. When emotions set in, discipline goes away and defeats are bound to occur. This is the reason why it is unsafe to gamble without any concrete regulations. An upright gambler should act within boundaries, either in winning or losing. Creating a break at the right moment is one of the aspects of a good strategy rather than a missed opportunity.

[Olatundespo]

I tested this on myself and took a long break from the game after a big loss. I can confidently say that it helped me reflect on many things, reflect on the mistakes I made, and even become more emotionally stable. I simply realized that I don't have the same overwhelming drive to play that I used to, so this allowed me to quit whenever I want, rather than when I'm forced to by emotion. When I lose, I simply tell myself to stop and quit, so I don't even allow myself to end up in a terrible situation on the day of the game, that's all.

A big loss can make you consider stopping, and most importantly, you should learn from it that you shouldn't bet too much, more than you're willing to lose in a single bet. There's no bet worth believing in enough to bet half your deposit, this is a lesson worth learning and never repeating. All bets should be viewed as equally risky, because I think everyone has seen the safest bet turn into a losing one. A break can be helpful to realize this and return with new experience.

A gambler big loss can be a good way to stop gambling or play less, but most gamblers don't learn from it. As soon as they have funds available, they start gambling again and try to win back the money they lost. Gamblers often remember big wins and losses, but they need to gamble with discipline to change their habits. You can gain experience from gambling, but you may make the same mistakes again. You need to apply proper fund management to keep losses to a minimum.

[Cryptmuster]

Not just once or twice, but i have experienced this very often. At the beginning of the game, everything still looks normal, controllable, and even the balance has started to increase, which means that if you stop at that point, it would already be a win. However, that is very difficult to do, as you assume that there will be more wins if you continue the round. It is not uncommon for bets to be increased as well. At that point, emotions are controlling everything. and in the end, it's predictable not only do the profits vanish, but the capital is lost as well.

When you notice the bets are starting to increase, it's time to stop, take a break, and think things through. This is the first sign that your game is spiraling out of control. Unless you decide to do this after seeing you're winning more bets, you decide to increase your bankroll and bet. But if you're trying to win back money, you should definitely stop and take a break before you lose too much.

[Rabata]

I tested this on myself and took a long break from the game after a big loss. I can confidently say that it helped me reflect on many things, reflect on the mistakes I made, and even become more emotionally stable. I simply realized that I don't have the same overwhelming drive to play that I used to, so this allowed me to quit whenever I want, rather than when I'm forced to by emotion. When I lose, I simply tell myself to stop and quit, so I don't even allow myself to end up in a terrible situation on the day of the game, that's all.

A big loss can make you consider stopping, and most importantly, you should learn from it that you shouldn't bet too much, more than you're willing to lose in a single bet. There's no bet worth believing in enough to bet half your deposit, this is a lesson worth learning and never repeating. All bets should be viewed as equally risky, because I think everyone has seen the safest bet turn into a losing one. A break can be helpful to realize this and return with new experience.

A significant loss would naturally prompt anyone to take a break. Still, I have seen gamblers who lost everything and continued playing, even borrowing money from friends and neighbors to play again. Think about how badly they are addicted to gambling. This is mainly because they have no self-control. So even after such a significant loss, he can't get out of gambling. I think those who treat gambling purely as entertainment do not need to take a break. A break is essential only for those who are addicted and have suffered a lot.

Those who are addicted to gambling have already lost a lot, but those who have not lost yet or are new to gambling should definitely start with good approach about gambling from the beginning. There are many gamblers who can gamble responsibly in the beginning. They also know how to control themselves, but sometimes the big wins of such gamblers encourage them to gamble recklessly later. Some lose control at some point in gambling and their wealth is also lost. That is why all gamblers should take regular breaks, regardless of the results of gambling, as this will reduce the tendency to gamble recklessly to a great extent and can help to take better decision.