what determine how long you spend on gambling site?

[mitchr4]

Honestly, if someone thinks they need to win back what they lost, they've already lost control and recovering everything is almost impossible. From my own experience, when my funds are gone or there's nothing left on the casino site, I can take a break and come back later or the next day. I can't keep funds sitting in the casino because sometimes I carelessly spend them too quickly, even without winning anything at all.

[purple_sparkles]

The question above reflect back to someone who was interrogating me on how much time need to spend on gambling site; actually at some point I feels perplexed a bit then, replied to him that whenever you are gambling and you exhausted your fund or even go half of what you have deposited on the gambling site you should be that calling it a day while gambling irrespective of how much you are making.

Again, I told to always allocate specific funds to gamble so that if that amount is entirely exhausted you should be that spacing the gambling site and never to make additional deposit to gamble.

However, the person in question never accepted, saying one need to gamble till they recover whatever they had lose while gambling. This made me to come ask if is that possible for someone to gamble till they restored back every single thing they had lost while gambling.

What do you think, your opinion is highly needed.

Well if that person told you that you need to continue gambling until you have completely recovered your lost money then this person is inviting you to throw yourself in the abyss of gambling addiction. Never chase loses is one of the golden rules of responsible gambling if you don't want to find yourself in unpleasant situations. If you chase loses you are gambling recklessly and you don't really know what you are doing in such context because you are leaded by a distorted belief that you can get back all your lost money, something not true in 99.99999% of the cases. You say it right, your advice is the right one, you just keep gambling an allocated amount which cannot make you any big difference even if you lose it and never deposit a single cent more no matter the outcome of your session.

For me, it is important to limit myself not only in terms of money, but also in the amount of time spent on online gambling, because we don’t really feel the passage of time when we start playing. It may seem like only a little time has passed, while in reality a large amount of time can go by, and other important things that directly affect our quality of life may remain undone.

[sompitonov]

Honestly, if someone thinks they need to win back what they lost, they've already lost control and recovering everything is almost impossible. From my own experience, when my funds are gone or there's nothing left on the casino site, I can take a break and come back later or the next day. I can't keep funds sitting in the casino because sometimes I carelessly spend them too quickly, even without winning anything at all.

I think this is a very common problem for many players, because almost no one wants to limit their time playing. Gambling is primarily associated with entertainment and relaxation, and it's no secret that players imagine castles in the air where they'll win huge sums, but in reality, this rarely happens. I've been gambling for a long time, and I've learned through experience that there's nothing better than learning to limit yourself—not by forcing it, but by carefully considering it—and also by limiting your losses per session. For example, I don't allow myself to play more than an hour a day to keep a fresh perspective on the game and avoid getting stuck. The same applies to losses, where everyone can set a limit for themselves per day, week, and so on.

[Grace333]

If your friend is lucky enough to get back all he has lost that will be a good one, but then, for him to lost the all the money he has deposit in his betting account shows that luck is not on his side because he’s no longer betting for fun rather to do revenge to betting platform, when greed and emotion takes over he won’t think rationally anymore, so he’s going to learn the hard way. Some persons never learn from others experience.

If he can set a limit to the duration he stays in the casino and amount he want to use in betting, and stick to his own rules the it’ll go a long way to prevent him from loosing so much money instead of trying to get back all he has lost.

[rachael9385]

It is obvious that he doesn't really understand whwt gambling is all about, only beginners would say that they have to keep chasing their losses till they recover. Gambling to recover is what makes it a losing game because the more you try to get back what you have already lost you are going to end up losing more. Getting back losses isn’t by the efforts you put in it's all about getting lucky.

[Lida93]

Placing a specific bankroll for gambling is smart idea as it prevents you from robbing yourself so much funds through loss chasing since you don't have a limited amount to use at a sitting. Apart from bank roll being a standard for when to stop gambling at exhaustion, it should also be that we recognise situations too which should trigger a discontinuity. For example, if I am losing at a streak for the number of times I have gambled for the day or I feel am not enjoying it even without exhausting my bankroll I can just stop and accept that it's not my lucky day.

Yes, the idea of ​​allocating a specific amount of money for gambling seems much more reasonable to me than the idea of ​​allocating a specific time for gambling. You can allocate money for gambling, but it's very difficult to allocate time.

While irresponsible gamblers are undisciplined and cannot control their decisions regarding either the amount or the time, at least responsible gamblers can allocate an amount to limit their losses and avoid chasing them.

As much as you would want to allocate a specific bankroll we can augment it with time allocation to completely have control of both factors in our gambling life. Something I believe that if every gambler can be able to personally manage both then they have being able to solve 99% of any gambling problems that seems as a trouble to others. Time is essential as the funds, having control of how you spend both should be learned by all gamblers.

[Hardyrobust]

It is obvious that he doesn't really understand whwt gambling is all about, only beginners would say that they have to keep chasing their losses till they recover. Gambling to recover is what makes it a losing game because the more you try to get back what you have already lost you are going to end up losing more. Getting back losses isn’t by the efforts you put in it's all about getting lucky.

It is only those that doesn't understand gambling that will chase after losses. Chasing after loses is trap of losing more money to avoid this we should always try to gamble with what we can afford to lose . The reason why most gambler do chase after losses is because they have used an amount they can afford to lose to gamble with, believing that they are going to win it back. So if it doesn't go the way they plan they start chasing after that money with the hope of getting it back.

[Derekfunds]

Honestly, if someone thinks they need to win back what they lost, they've already lost control and recovering everything is almost impossible. From my own experience, when my funds are gone or there's nothing left on the casino site, I can take a break and come back later or the next day. I can't keep funds sitting in the casino because sometimes I carelessly spend them too quickly, even without winning anything at all.

The possibility of getting back what we have lost In gambling is very very minimal and sometimes there is no possibility and the reason why this works for you is because you have disciplined yourself to that level and that is how we are supposed to gamble, whenever we are out of funds we stay off from gambling and then go back after sometime if you are interested in trying again but this doesn't work for some people because they didn't discipline themselves that way and it is very bad because addiction is very close to them.