Sometimes You Need a Break

[nimogsm]

Gambling is an addictive thing and can damage psychology so we must be able to do it reasonably, setting the time we will spend is important, for example with an hour or a maximum of two hours. But when you've lost a bet, it doesn't mean you have to keep doing it again even though you haven't reached the set time, so apart from time, we also have to have a limit on the funds we allocate.

This is the main mistake made by beginners who think they can quickly win back their losses. The second important point is personal discipline. If you don't have it, then it's better not to start playing at all. Because in addition to losing, you can also end up in debt in pursuit of winning. This understanding comes with experience, but beginners are driven by excitement and a lack of understanding of the consequences.

[fruktik]

its normal to go through losing streaks, you cannot always get your predictions correctly due to uncontrollable factors asides from emotions.If you bet on sports games there are some factors that leads to losses in betting, injured players, weather condition and some other things fmcna disrupt a prediction. But it is right to take a break no matter what the reason for the failed predictions might be

What kind of predictions can you make when playing slots? Are there any strategies? I seriously doubt it, though. I've been playing for years, and nothing seems to help me win. The casino always takes its toll. I've sifted through countless resources online, but I still haven't found anything worthwhile. It's all just a fantasy. So I've accepted reality as it is. I've stopped wasting my time and just keep playing, sticking to the deposit limits so I don't go overboard.

[Inwestour]

This is the main mistake made by beginners who think they can quickly win back their losses. The second important point is personal discipline. If you don't have it, then it's better not to start playing at all. Because in addition to losing, you can also end up in debt in pursuit of winning. This understanding comes with experience, but beginners are driven by excitement and a lack of understanding of the consequences.

Besides wagering and personal discipline, playing with borrowed money is the third thing that should never be allowed in gambling. But I think in this case, the above will be a consequence, and there may be even more reasons for a break. For example, exhaustion, illness, family problems, simply the decision to take a break from gambling, and many other reasons that can force us to take a break.

[Mr_Brilliant$]

Gambling is an addictive thing and can damage psychology so we must be able to do it reasonably, setting the time we will spend is important, for example with an hour or a maximum of two hours. But when you've lost a bet, it doesn't mean you have to keep doing it again even though you haven't reached the set time, so apart from time, we also have to have a limit on the funds we allocate.

Yeah, gambling can quickly become addictive and even mentally draining if it cannot be controlled properly… Setting a time limit is important yes, but it should not be the only rule sha..  I sha feel what is even more important is setting a clear budget and sticking to it...

Because, losing a bet does not mean you should keep playing just because you still have time left.. That can also lead to chasing ur losses, which can get people get trapped again.. So knowing when to stop, especially after a loss, is more of discipline and self control.. 

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Gambling is an addictive thing and can damage psychology so we must be able to do it reasonably, setting the time we will spend is important, for example with an hour or a maximum of two hours. But when you've lost a bet, it doesn't mean you have to keep doing it again even though you haven't reached the set time, so apart from time, we also have to have a limit on the funds we allocate.

This is the main mistake made by beginners who think they can quickly win back their losses. The second important point is personal discipline. If you don't have it, then it's better not to start playing at all. Because in addition to losing, you can also end up in debt in pursuit of winning. This understanding comes with experience, but beginners are driven by excitement and a lack of understanding of the consequences.

You've said it all, beginners are driven by excitement and lack of understanding, absolutely true because as a newbie who is just getting into gambling without someone who is experienced guiding you, you are bound to make some mistakes because at that stage, you don't know or have no idea how important discipline, self control, patience and self sufficiency is in the place of gambling, you Gamble and treat it like any other normal activity we engage in out there until the losses inevitably begin to come in...

Gambling was never an activity to be taken or treated as a serious but unfortunately, our need for money has blinded us to the reasons why gambling exists in the first place, and as a result, we have several problem gamblers today because many gamble and don't know when to take a bow and rest even if it's for a short while like couple of days.

[Smartprofit]

In my opinion, this is a universal rule. For example, it's well known that muscles grow during rest and relaxation, not during intense physical training. 🏋️

The main mental processes in the human body occur during sleep. During dreams, colossal information processing occurs on a subconscious level. The human psyche filters out all unnecessary information and harmful mental processes.

Switching from one activity to another is also very beneficial! It can significantly increase your productivity. And, of course, this universal basic principle fully applies to gambling. If you constantly gamble, you will inevitably begin to think in a pattern and make very serious mistakes. This result has a logical explanation. The human brain is very lazy. When engaged in one activity, it tries to create a certain system of patterns so that the brain does not have to overexert itself (which the brain really doesn't like, as it is incredibly energy-consuming for the entire body).

Therefore, gambling 24/7 is definitely not recommended.  Players should have other interests and hobbies that inspire them. 🌛

[imthegreat]

In my opinion, this is a universal rule. For example, it's well known that muscles grow during rest and relaxation, not during intense physical training. 🏋️

The main mental processes in the human body occur during sleep. During dreams, colossal information processing occurs on a subconscious level. The human psyche filters out all unnecessary information and harmful mental processes.

Switching from one activity to another is also very beneficial! It can significantly increase your productivity. And, of course, this universal basic principle fully applies to gambling. If you constantly gamble, you will inevitably begin to think in a pattern and make very serious mistakes. This result has a logical explanation. The human brain is very lazy. When engaged in one activity, it tries to create a certain system of patterns so that the brain does not have to overexert itself (which the brain really doesn't like, as it is incredibly energy-consuming for the entire body).

Therefore, gambling 24/7 is definitely not recommended.  Players should have other interests and hobbies that inspire them. 🌛

That's true, and if someone engages in various hobbies, their horizons greatly expand. At some point, they begin to understand that everything is interconnected, and that one skill can flow into another. This also applies to thinking about interdependencies and sequences. And this is an excellent way not only to pause gambling, but to forget about it altogether.
 However, I'm not saying this is a bad thing. I want to convey that a fully developed individual can easily develop a profitable hobby for themselves, one that will be more profitable than gambling, which is unstable, and they will also be able to manage the process themselves.
Every gambler just needs to start taking an interest in what they're best at.

[$weetne$$]

True, sometimes you stepping back is really the smartest move. Because when things are not going well at some point, emotions will start coming, wanting to take over and that is when more mistakes happen. So taking a break does not mean you’ve lost opportunities, it just means you’re giving your mind time to rest and reset small.
Even people that depend on gambling for income still need rest at sometimes. If it is not working for you at the moment, forcing it will only make it even more worse. That short break might save.

Overcoming that dopamine of continuing even when you are seeing clearly that it does not seem to be clearly favourable is a form of discipline that must be attained to be able  to stop as at when required to protect your self from possible negative effects that may lay ahead. Stopping and resting from gambling at some point is very important and this does not matter  the excuse you have or reason you have not to, you just have to stop sometimes.

[Fredomago]

Gambling is an addictive thing and can damage psychology so we must be able to do it reasonably, setting the time we will spend is important, for example with an hour or a maximum of two hours. But when you've lost a bet, it doesn't mean you have to keep doing it again even though you haven't reached the set time, so apart from time, we also have to have a limit on the funds we allocate.

Yeah, gambling can quickly become addictive and even mentally draining if it cannot be controlled properly… Setting a time limit is important yes, but it should not be the only rule sha..  I sha feel what is even more important is setting a clear budget and sticking to it...

Because, losing a bet does not mean you should keep playing just because you still have time left.. That can also lead to chasing ur losses, which can get people get trapped again.. So knowing when to stop, especially after a loss, is more of discipline and self control.. 

More on self-will and good discipline with your time and finances, most of the time those who play to have some enjoyment use spare money and end thir sessions when the amount already loss, they are good to the outcome as long as they fill the desire of betting, and similar to what you said it's prevent them from chasing more as they know their limits and they are not exceeding most of the time.

It's your will that will lead you to have the break you need to reassess and re-analyze what should be the best approach each time you are into this activites.

[Royal Cap]

It is very important and necessary to have a break in gambling once you are not predicting right because the losing might be as a result of an emotion attach to whenever a gambler is predicting and once a gambler go for break, it doesn't mean that the feeling of gambling again within the days of going to break because a  addicted gambler will think that he loses out opportunities that he could have used to make it right to win, but the process in which a gambler is succeeding with his skills and being lucky to win almost all the time will not see any reasons of going to break because there are so many gamblers that their sources of income depend on gambling and if gambling is not working for you take off, not only that you need a break.

its normal to go through losing streaks, you cannot always get your predictions correctly due to uncontrollable factors asides from emotions.If you bet on sports games there are some factors that leads to losses in betting, injured players, weather condition and some other things fmcna disrupt a prediction. But it is right to take a break no matter what the reason for the failed predictions might be

In fact many times people only take a break after a loss but I think a break should only be taken when the game begins taking up too much space in the mind. If you are always thinking about if you will win or lose, then it's a real warning sign, In my opinion a break is not about fear but it is about knowing your limits. There are some things that can never be fully controlled such as player injuries or sudden situations, So stopping every now and then allows people to think realistically again and that is what works best in the long run.

[junder]

This is the main mistake made by beginners who think they can quickly win back their losses. The second important point is personal discipline. If you don't have it, then it's better not to start playing at all. Because in addition to losing, you can also end up in debt in pursuit of winning. This understanding comes with experience, but beginners are driven by excitement and a lack of understanding of the consequences.

When I first learned about gambling, I thought the same thing, and I also thought that I could make money easily just by gambling, but all of that no longer applies when I have found a point of awareness and made my views open by seeing gambling as a means of entertainment, not to be taken seriously.

And it's true what you said, over time we will gain understanding but there are two possibilities, some are aware and intend to recover others are aware but don't care.

[giammangiato]

This is the main mistake made by beginners who think they can quickly win back their losses. The second important point is personal discipline. If you don't have it, then it's better not to start playing at all. Because in addition to losing, you can also end up in debt in pursuit of winning. This understanding comes with experience, but beginners are driven by excitement and a lack of understanding of the consequences.

When I first learned about gambling, I thought the same thing, and I also thought that I could make money easily just by gambling, but all of that no longer applies when I have found a point of awareness and made my views open by seeing gambling as a means of entertainment, not to be taken seriously.

And it's true what you said, over time we will gain understanding but there are two possibilities, some are aware and intend to recover others are aware but don't care.

Don't worry, you're not alone. If you read the forum, there are still people who believe gambling can be compared to a job.
Perhaps the only way to say that gambling helps "economically speaking" if you get a big, life-changing win and stop thinking about work and everything that oppresses you to earn money.
I think it's the only case where it can be said that gambling can be considered profitable, but for everything else I consider it fun that could give me a few treats if I win, nothing more, nothing less.

[Ishicryptic]

In my opinion, this is a universal rule. For example, it's well known that muscles grow during rest and relaxation, not during intense physical training. 🏋️

The main mental processes in the human body occur during sleep. During dreams, colossal information processing occurs on a subconscious level. The human psyche filters out all unnecessary information and harmful mental processes.

Switching from one activity to another is also very beneficial! It can significantly increase your productivity. And, of course, this universal basic principle fully applies to gambling. If you constantly gamble, you will inevitably begin to think in a pattern and make very serious mistakes. This result has a logical explanation. The human brain is very lazy. When engaged in one activity, it tries to create a certain system of patterns so that the brain does not have to overexert itself (which the brain really doesn't like, as it is incredibly energy-consuming for the entire body).

Therefore, gambling 24/7 is definitely not recommended.  Players should have other interests and hobbies that inspire them. 🌛

Healthwise taking breaks is very important, if you over engage in any activities that you're doing it will affect you negatively because the body needs rest and time to come back to the perticular task. If you overstay when you are gambling you will find out that you are overstressing your brain and your body will be more tensed, it will gradually become a tedious task. But when you gamble and stop when you feel like you have reached your peak you will get value for your time, you then take a break maybe for a day, couple of days even one week or more. Gambling is not a job that you must engage in it whether you feel like it or not, only gamble when you have to with amount that you are comfortable to loose.

[EarnOnVictor]

its normal to go through losing streaks, you cannot always get your predictions correctly due to uncontrollable factors asides from emotions.If you bet on sports games there are some factors that leads to losses in betting, injured players, weather condition and some other things fmcna disrupt a prediction. But it is right to take a break no matter what the reason for the failed predictions might be

What kind of predictions can you make when playing slots? Are there any strategies? I seriously doubt it, though.

You don't have to doubt it, you are saying the reality. There are some casino games that are helpless for gamblers, except they are deceiving themselves by not facing the reality. Games like Slot games are being played against the casino's algorithms, what can anyone possibly do in that situation ? Of course, unless the person is just lucky to win at times. And talking about luck, that's just the reason why people play games like Slot, because they never knew the time the system would bless the current player. Aside from this, no strategy or reason whatsoever is making people play such games.

[Yablee0]

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.

Personally I think you don't have to wait until you see signs of break down emotional before you take a break from the game's.once in while stop any that has to do with gambling,predictions or anything that has to do with the game's,don't even think of you wins and just take some time for yourself. You think,breath a fresh air and look for other strategic moves on how to play,this will help you evaluate your yourself and also see were you did wrong and right doing other games.

Taking a quality time rest has always been a strategy of renewing your self for a better performance ahead, I noticed something that some dude normally says that withdrawing backward from gambling for sometime or taking some time off is a significant sign of weakness which is very wrong and I wouldn't accept such idealogy, this is no sign of weakness rather an opportunity of doing better when next you decide coming back to game .

Gambling is not something we must die at the process rather a thing of fun and enjoyment, so if at any point you aren't having the required fun as usual then do well to walk away because their was never a time any folks was born with it (gambling).