If you’re just happy not to lose much, are you really winning?

[Hatchy]

I’m not saying gambling is bad by default. But sometimes it’s worth questioning whether we’re still playing for fun, or just stuck chasing something that never really comes.

It depends on your mindset, what you mean by winning and losing. If by winning you want to have so much profits that's almost to no loss then you will have to find something else aside gambling to do. That's because in gambling it's just like a 50/50 way thing. You can loss, you will lose but over time make sure you are able to recover the little you can.. there won't always be that picture perfect when it comes to gambling because like you said, the house has an edge more than us. It's the business for them while it's the fun for us. If they allow the ratio of win to loss be higher than what it is, they would simply not be profitable as a casino..

[Ziskinberg]

We all gamble and expect profits, regardless if some are here for entertainment alone, but still winning is their goal. Now if you find yourself hardly winning at all, what's the point of consistent gambling? If you are happy that you don't lose a lot, well that only means a thing, you are also winning a few times. Hence, you are not actually gambling just for a loss.

But as much as possible, maximize your winning profits with gambling, if not, just gamble for fun using some amount of your spare money.

[Odogwu-Blockchain]

I’m not saying gambling is bad by default. But sometimes it’s worth questioning whether we’re still playing for fun, or just stuck chasing something that never really comes.

It does come, no matter the time it may take to materialized after a long time of getting it successful in betting, don't worry, winning does happen whether you playing for fun, or entertainment or otherwise, what matters most is that, consistency pays off.

[Somto9Light]

The answer is no" I'm not happy not to lose much when I know that I'm not wining. I can only be bold enough to say that I'm not losing much if I'm also wining, moreover I have never seen someone who claims that they don't lose much when they are not winning. If you're having steady wining in gamble then you can proudly say that you don't lose much more especially when you're going with lower stake. I personally can not say that I'm not losing much because if you consider the total amount of money I lost in gamble, the winings I have made so far might not even cover half of my Lost.

[mcdouglasx]

When gambling for fun, losses that are acceptable to our wallets could be considered normal, since we are betting for leisure, to de-stress, or simply for pure fun. In other words, money isn't perceived the same way in these cases; it's like going to the movies, playing pool, having beers, or watching a game. These are leisure activities that ultimately don't bring money back into your pocket. However, if you approach gambling for fun, you might make a profit some days.

[finaleshot2016]

If I have had a really rough day where I am down like $2k and I make a bet that wins me $1500 back, I am feeling good that I only lost $500 on the day compared to where I was. If all you do is lose then you probably need to stop gambling because you're obviously not very good at it. Better to spend your time on something that is worth your time.

Same take.

If you knew that gambling is not your forte, then quit. It's not worth the risk of money especially if you lack comprehension of the situation, it's going to be always a tough bet for you. It's like a business where you flip or just liquidate the item in order to have a minimal lose, that's how gambling works too. If people can flip and minimize the losses then they're definitely good at the game, but if people are just risk takers, don't usually analyze and just throwing money, then they shouldn't play gambling in the first place 'cause that's definitely a waste of time.

[Joy- maker]

If you find yourself in a situation whereby you are struggling to win while gambling, them stop immediately don't force it. And if you have already lost some reasonable amount of money never try to win it back, because if you try to win Back the lost money the more you get yourself trapped. As a gambler you should know when to stop, always have a limit and stick to it, because it will help you a lot. Gambling is said to be enjoyable when you gamble for fun and not the other way around, and with the amount of money you can afford to loose, to avoid chasing after your looses and end up causing yourself more damages.

[Mpamaegbu]

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Sincerely speaking the kind of adrenaline that comes from you watching a live match and predicting it's outcome is real and that alone can be regarded as entertaining even without money involved in it, whenever you are watching football, it naturally brings excitement, tension and emotional feelings.

Well, if you regard the adrenaline pumps or rush that comes with watching a live match as entertaining you won't be absolutely wrong. That also gives me an idea of what type of sports you like. You like high risk and dangerous/extreme sports. Perhaps, sports like skydiving, motorbike racing, rock climbing, kickboxing, Slap fighting, Base Jumping, bull riding, just to mention a few; will excite you?

[Mandoy]

When gambling for fun, losses that are acceptable to our wallets could be considered normal, since we are betting for leisure, to de-stress, or simply for pure fun. In other words, money isn't perceived the same way in these cases; it's like going to the movies, playing pool, having beers, or watching a game. These are leisure activities that ultimately don't bring money back into your pocket. However, if you approach gambling for fun, you might make a profit some days.

It all depends on how you define it to know whether you are really winning. When you only play to have fun and you are okay with the minor losses, then it is possible to make those losses minimal so that winning is a win to you since you are able to have a fun experience without damaging your wallet. The most difficult part is to consider that it is not losing much but being profitable. You are not winning it financially but insofar as you want to have some entertainment, relief, and social fun, then the real win is to have fun and be responsible at the same time to a minimum of regret.

[Anayochukwu]

When gambling for fun, losses that are acceptable to our wallets could be considered normal, since we are betting for leisure, to de-stress, or simply for pure fun. In other words, money isn't perceived the same way in these cases; it's like going to the movies, playing pool, having beers, or watching a game. These are leisure activities that ultimately don't bring money back into your pocket. However, if you approach gambling for fun, you might make a profit some days.

It all depends on how you define it to know whether you are really winning. When you only play to have fun and you are okay with the minor losses, then it is possible to make those losses minimal so that winning is a win to you since you are able to have a fun experience without damaging your wallet. The most difficult part is to consider that it is not losing much but being profitable. You are not winning it financially but insofar as you want to have some entertainment, relief, and social fun, then the real win is to have fun and be responsible at the same time to a minimum of regret.

Sometimes we often talk about winning as if is something that is so easy to get, at least let's make sure we have fun because I think is the real win in gambling. Let's try as much as you can to keep it running smoothly without wanting to win the game because there is no guarantee that says a gambler must make it through gambling so long as you enjoying the fun and entertainment without spending much money is part of the win because there is no how we can get it correctly without losing at the same time.

[Shinpako09]

Why do I feel happy when I don’t lose much? It’s not that I’m happy, I just think it’s better to lose a little than to lose everything. For example, when I’m playing and almost get drained but then get lucky and nearly recover, of course I’d feel relieved and happy that I didn’t get wiped out. It’s the same when I lose yesterday and win today, I’d still feel good even if it’s just breakeven. I don’t know, even if I’m negative overall, I still feel happy when I win, even though I know that if I had just kept the money, I would’ve earned more. Lol.

[Ibeology]

I’m not saying gambling is bad by default. But sometimes it’s worth questioning whether we’re still playing for fun, or just stuck chasing something that never really comes.

Gambling for fun or not gambling for fun, what that is important is that only little amount of money should be used to gamble. If just 1% of you weekly income is spent on gambling every week, that is what I am implying, to spend just the amount of money in a way that gambling can not affect you financially and emotionally. And it is simple, just 1% if you weekly income.

Sometimes gambling is being motivated with the amount of money you win, that makes you to regret of using a small amount of money, winning can make you to stick a big amount of money which you are not sure of winning and you cannot predict the exact time you will win a bet the time you will use a small amount of money to play a bet may the time you will win, betting is only for matured mind that can bear a loss at any time.