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

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Every day is never the same in gambling, some days are like that, you are going to win some days and be too excited about it and some days you are also going to be happy for not losing too much but the bad one is the days you feel so unhappy because you didn't win at all. You are going to measure your long term success after gambling for a certain period that you have set for yourself. I didn't lose everyday and I don't also win everyday, the days comes with different luck.

[IsraelK]

Most of us gamblers already know the reality. In the long run, casinos are profitable, not us. No matter how much research we do, we never really find a situation where the edge is clearly on our side.

Have you ever reached a point where winning feels so hard that you end up being thankful you didn’t lose that much? Like you look back and ask yourself, how long have I been gambling already, am I actually winning overall? And if the honest answer is no, then why am I still playing?

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.

That’s real talk. Every gambler hits that moment where a “small loss” feels like a win, and that’s usually the gut check. For me, that’s when I step back and ask whether I’m betting for fun and edge, or just out of habit. Gambling’s fine when it’s entertainment with limits, but once you’re chasing or just relieved you didn’t get crushed, that’s the sign to pause, reset, or walk away for a bit. Staying honest with yourself is the only way to last in this game.

[Zadicar]

Most of us gamblers already know the reality. In the long run, casinos are profitable, not us. No matter how much research we do, we never really find a situation where the edge is clearly on our side.

Have you ever reached a point where winning feels so hard that you end up being thankful you didn’t lose that much? Like you look back and ask yourself, how long have I been gambling already, am I actually winning overall? And if the honest answer is no, then why am I still playing?

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.

Multiple times on which if you are down then you have been able to recover at least 50% of it then it would be giving out that kind of emotion or reaction that you are thankful that you do able to get at least half on what you had lost earlier. This is where it do shows on how well you are on controlling your emotions because this is where you would usually be having that kind of approach whether you would be stopping completely on that gambling session or you would be that continuing as long you do seem that you do able to recover on what you had lost. Most of the time you would be having this kind of approach on which you would be continuing until the last drop of your fund and hoping that you will be able to multiply your bankroll. Those what if's into your mind will definitely circling out and you will be trying out to make yourself that play continuously until you would be seeing our bankroll busted up.

[Oluwa-btc]

Have you ever reached a point where winning feels so hard that you end up being thankful you didn’t lose that much? Like you look back and ask yourself, how long have I been gambling already, am I actually winning overall? And if the honest answer is no, then why am I still playing?

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.

Well it's better off to gambling safe while keeping your bankroll at an equilibrium pace since loosing in gambling it's mostly the order for the day, so when you feel that way of being uncomfortable it's required you out a stop entirely and track your progress so far. You don't always expect to win at every instance so keeping to the rule of gambling low would be of greater help. So when we get to understand that chasing loses shouldn't be part of our target we would definitely have a successful gambling experience.

[Jatiluhung]

Well, sometimes I still feel happy when I win a few times after losing a few times.Sometimes even though what I win in the end is not more than what I lost. somehow I still feel satisfied when I finally win. It's as if I have completed my task. 
But it's still much more enjoyable when we actually win more. And usually we'll immediately withdraw it and have fun with the money.

And when I think back on this, it seems like I actually stopped betting when I won. Because sometimes enjoying winning seems to have become a habit for me.

[Zigabel]

The edge clearly is always on the side of the casino, even when they try making  the algorithm seem like it should favour us more on a 60/40% basis, you still find it difficult to get that 60%as often especially on casino games, gambling  is far more profitable to the casino than the gamblers, if you are to look into the habit, you can choose from it the exact way you want it to go for you such that weather you are loosing or winning, you choose your kind and type of acceptance to any of the situations you find yourself as a gambler.

[YOSHIE]

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

Not for both, I'm not happy and don't think I've won, even though I didn't lose a large amount, gambling is still gambling in the game we are required to risk money even if it's a small or large amount.

If I don't win or lose a small amount, I also think I failed at gambling and I lost, actually there are many types of games that can be chosen in gambling, it aims to minimize losses and provide an opportunity to win, for that reason gamble in the type of game that we understand, don't gamble because you see other people have good opportunities, gamble we and other people have different fates.

[robelneo]

Have you ever reached a point where winning feels so hard that you end up being thankful you didn’t lose that much? Like you look back and ask yourself, how long have I been gambling already, am I actually winning overall? And if the honest answer is no, then why am I still playing?

If you're going to ask this of yourself, then you're gambling with the intention of winning and not losing. People who gamble for entertainment do not calculate their losses because their funds are allocated, so they are fully aware that the possibility of losing is very imminent.

They are focused on being entertained, so when they lose, they are happy to declare that at least they enjoyed the game, so they never really feel sorry for their losses, because gambling is a game of uncertainty; you can win, and you can also lose.
 

[Tungbulu]

I don’t know about others, but I’ve already come to the realization that I can’t always be profitable as long as gambling is concerned, so if I’m gambling because I just wanna entertain myself and have some fun, I care more or less about whether I win or not, so I simply try not to lose too much because I know that losses are inevitable and they’ll always come, so rather than completely try to avoid losing by trying to win more, I just play on, let luck decide my fate and try not to lose too much.

Also in other cases where I’m playing just to win, I set a budget that I can afford to lose at that moment, use it to chase some wins, if I succeed I go home happy, and if i don’t and the budget is drained, I still go back home a little disappointed, and that’s just the game.

[Yorubek]

Mainly gamble for fun, it is not right to expect something from gambling that is never possible in reality. Many people think that they can easily win a lot of money through gambling and start gambling with that hope, but in reality, it is never possible to get rich quickly through gambling, and many people think that they can change their lives through gambling, but in reality it is never possible. Therefore, it is very important to gain the right knowledge before gambling, gambling can sometimes win but very limited, and moreover, you can enjoy entertainment, nothing more. If we expect more than this and conduct gambling, the possibility of our own loss increases.

[Byebyebtc]

Most of us gamblers already know the reality. In the long run, casinos are profitable, not us. No matter how much research we do, we never really find a situation where the edge is clearly on our side.

Have you ever reached a point where winning feels so hard that you end up being thankful you didn’t lose that much? Like you look back and ask yourself, how long have I been gambling already, am I actually winning overall? And if the honest answer is no, then why am I still playing?

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.

At this point gambling becomes dangerous, and it is best to avoid it because there is no fun or entertainment in it any more, your just trying to survive, and make some money.

When you notice such it is better to replace gambling immediately with another activity, since it's one easy way to escape gambling
Meanwhile gambling in a long term is already favouring the casino, so if your intentions is to make money in it, it will be unrealistic.

[nimogsm]

Of course, this happens. After a series of failures, at least one victory still brings pleasure, as justice has prevailed. I think this is absolutely normal and that's how people are. After losing money, you still want to win back at least some of it, the main thing is not to go into double trouble, but that's not what we're talking about today. We play because it's fun and I get a rush of adrenaline from the result.

[Rockson1]

People gambling for fun know their limits. When they exceed that limit, it no longer becomes fun anymore, it turns into poor decision-making and addiction. I like it when gamblers can tell the truth, whether they are actually gambling for fun or they are gambling for profit. Because most times, they claim they are gambling for fun when they keep winning, but the moment they start losing their bankroll, they get scared and start acting like they were gambling for profit.

I think I agree with you, they actually understand that they are only for fun and will not try to gamble with what they can not aford to let slide, gamblers like this, knows that since they are gambling for fun, what will make them to be safe is they just maintain their purpose of gambling without trying to outsmart themselves by doing it the other way round, but for gamblers that gamble for fun to keep up with it, they must be disciplined because why most people that had in mind to only gamble for fun went into shit is that, they started over gambling unknowingly to them that they have just started what they can might not finish or get through with.

[Dr.Osh]

Many thoughts arise about gambling, especially those caused by losses, and many gamblers still play even though they are losing, this is because of hope and pleasure, what makes them continue to play is just a sense of satisfaction and trying to compare the number of losses with other people so that they still feel grateful for not spending a lot of money compared to other people. The thing we often deny is our own abilities

[Z_MBFM]

Most of us gamblers already know the reality. In the long run, casinos are profitable, not us. No matter how much research we do, we never really find a situation where the edge is clearly on our side.

Have you ever reached a point where winning feels so hard that you end up being thankful you didn’t lose that much? Like you look back and ask yourself, how long have I been gambling already, am I actually winning overall? And if the honest answer is no, then why am I still playing?

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.

When someone normally gambles and returns to gamble after a few days, it can be thought of as fun, but those who continue gambling despite losing regularly, basically continue gambling with the expectation of winning and they think that the win they will win will recover their previous losses. Again, when they win and are able to recover their losses, they expect that if they win more, it will increase their profits and make them rich and that will be an easy way for them to earn money.

[Findingnemo]

For me it's not actually about winning but existing here without addiction is kind of proud that I carry for myself when I look back because we can see 90% of the people in the world will claim gambling is addiction and it ruins one completely but here I am not into that and managed to be there in the way it is supposed to be.

[leonair]

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.

True, this is what we should do, but in reality, our emotions work in such a way that if we lose $1, we cannot stop gambling because at that time we think that since we have won again and recovered a larger amount, we will be able to recover the remaining small amount. Continuing to gamble with such confidence, later we have to lose the entire amount of that winning again. As long as this issue remains in our mind, it will not be possible to control emotions and protect large losses.

[Mindyspace]

I find this point very interesting. In the long run, casinos always have their advantages, and when we start celebrating just because we didn't lose too much, perhaps the game has already ceased to be fun.

It's worth stopping and asking yourself if it's still entertainment or just the hope that it will change someday.

[rachael9385]

Most of us gamblers already know the reality. In the long run, casinos are profitable, not us. No matter how much research we do, we never really find a situation where the edge is clearly on our side.

Have you ever reached a point where winning feels so hard that you end up being thankful you didn’t lose that much? Like you look back and ask yourself, how long have I been gambling already, am I actually winning overall? And if the honest answer is no, then why am I still playing?

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.

Well, everyone has what they satisfied with in gambling, some prefer to make profit and some are content with not losing much amd gambling responsibly. not losing is dependent on how you gamble and it is an intentional practice. if a gambler ends up not losing too much in the long run it comes with a good feeling than gambling and losing a lot of money, this usually comes with a lot of regret

[Onyeeze]

Most of us gamblers already know the reality. In the long run, casinos are profitable, not us. No matter how much research we do, we never really find a situation where the edge is clearly on our side.

Have you ever reached a point where winning feels so hard that you end up being thankful you didn’t lose that much? Like you look back and ask yourself, how long have I been gambling already, am I actually winning overall? And if the honest answer is no, then why am I still playing?

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.

what you are saying is reality because it seems that a casino is being programmed for the Favor of the owners it always be difficult before you see a casino favor thousands of players at once, so sometimes I don't think that Casino is all about to manipulation but due to people mistakenly win in Casino I have to consider it in a little way but not fully, so that is why as we are the players or the gamblers we need to derive a method that we favor us in Casino gambling so that we shall not to be losing always for them to make a profit, because in another way around the people who own casino does not have a good intentions so the players what they need is the profit on their side