what determine how long you spend on gambling site?

[Bitcoin.com97]

That is a wrong mindset , the moment you start chasing your loses trust me you may not like the end , when ever you reach your limit while gambling it’s better to take a break because if you have the mindset of recovery all you have lost , you may probably lost more in the process , gambling is a game of luck , that is why it’s advisable to bet for fun , the moment you take it personal and desperate you may not like yourself at the long run, so whenever you exceed your budget, just quit and rest , no need of proving a point .

[aoluain]

The pertinent approach would be to quit when around 50% of the deposit is lost and to take a
break and come back later for a fresh round. Tha majority of us at this stage know that chasing
losses doesnt necessarily yield positive results.

But I have to say personally from past experiences that it is quite difficult to  stay disciplined and
not chase losses.

[Agbamoni]

If it were that easy to win, then everyone who lost in gambling would be winning back their money. Trying to regain losses is a sign of chasing losses. Not all losses can be won back, unless luck is on your side.

To some extent, a gambler needs to quit after so many tries to win back the money they lost. There is always another chance on a different day. Today may not be favorable, but tomorrow can be favorable to them.

[Ronsbit]

Thinking of what would determine how long you spend time on the casino is not necessary, if you are a disciplined gambler, this should not deter you because you will know when to call it a day when the time arises. Sometimes, you do not even need to play till you exhaust your budget for the day; you just have to quit immediately to save yourself from imminent loss and possible emotional outburst which could trigger a chase to recover your loses if you are in that condition while gambling.

[Joeboy]

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.

If the person is practicing what he told you, then am sure he will eventually end up as an addict, that is if he isn't one already...It so funny how some gambler think that they can bend/outsmart the odds...Truth be told it may be possible to recover most of what you lost in gambler but then that will always be a likelihood, it isn't always certain you do so. So why don't folks just get it into their thick skull that  nothing is certain in gamblingg...

And im response to your question, well I kinda agree with you. Infact I think that all gamblers should always have a budget for the amount of money they are meant to use to gamble....And gamblers should always call it a day and rest whenever they have exhausted the entire money that they had budgeted..

[Crypto Library]

Time limit is subjective to each individual but the thumb rule will be stay in the casino as long as you are having fun in it, the moment it turns into angry or even stress due to the lost bet then it is time to think about calling it off. And also you can just stick with strict budget, once you lost the deposit then it is also the time to quit for the day, don't try to deposit again with the intention of making those loss back which is what we call as early sign of addiction.

True, but it is often seen that even those of us who try to gamble responsibly do not pay much attention to time maintenance.  However, I think we should give the most importance to this issue because time cannot be bought with money. If money is lost, it can be recovered, but time cannot be recovered.
In my case, I try to follow this. Most of the time, I like to gamble in my free time. If it's sports betting, I do bet placement and occasionally score checking. On the other hand, when I play casino slot games, I sometimes take a little longer to play because emotions work to recover losses.

[len01]

I only gamble when I have free time (usually when playing casino games). At that time, I usually have plenty of time, although there is still a possibility that I might gamble longer. But I’m the type of person who gets bored easily, and when I start feeling bored with a certain game, I will immediately stop gambling and only come back when I have free time again. So it doesn’t matter how much I win or lose, once I feel uncomfortable continuing to play, I prefer to leave the game rather than risk something bad happening, such as going all in on a bet.

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.

That’s a pretty common mistake among gamblers, and it often makes them lose even more instead of getting anything back. This mindset is really bad, because gambling should be just for fun testing your luck with money you can afford to lose, not trying to chase money that’s already gone.

[Ivystar5]

Well whenever the fun expires that's exactly when I'm done with gambling, even if it expires right when I just opened the site I'm leaving because I'm not after winning or making money but having fun but of course I can't lie by saying I'm not after the wins, but regardless of that I still find it more convincing to gamble only more for fun than whatever so if the fun is not coming in heading straight to something else that can give me the fun.

[r_victory]

It always depends on my daily budget or my availability; sometimes I can spend two to three hours gambling, usually on slots or blackjack, but sometimes I can't even manage thirty minutes. Besides money, you need free time to gamble, since I never do it while working or while doing another activity. I only use my computer, so most of the time I gamble on weekends and always within my financial limits.

[Mr_Brilliant$]

That is a wrong mindset , the moment you start chasing your loses trust me you may not like the end , when ever you reach your limit while gambling it’s better to take a break because if you have the mindset of recovery all you have lost , you may probably lost more in the process , gambling is a game of luck , that is why it’s advisable to bet for fun , the moment you take it personal and desperate you may not like yourself at the long run, so whenever you exceed your budget, just quit and rest , no need of proving a point .

True, chasing losses is where many people get messed up.. Once emotions enter gambling, clear thinking will just leave..
And the part about budget is it. If people set limit and respect it, it will save plenty regret later.. The Problem is that most people do not want to stop when they suppose to stop, they will be telling their self one more try till everything goes.

If it is for fun, let it remain fun.. The moment it turn to desperation or way to fix money problems, then it has already turned a red flag..

[Mrbluntzy]

I'm saying this for every gambling, it's not a decision that is biased or subjective, this is objective to all gamblers, what should determine the time, hours or how long someone must spend in gambling is the amount of free/leisure time the person have to spend. We can not underestimate the fact that most gamblers are over gambling with the useful time that should have been invested on something else but they easily get carried away with gambling activities and then invest useful time into gambling, meanwhile that's not how it is supposed to be, every reasonable person knows that it is only their leisure time that should be spent on gambling. If you spend too much meaningful time on gambling, it means you are not even taking opportunities seriously in your life.

[JiiBs]

It always depends on my daily budget or my availability; sometimes I can spend two to three hours gambling, usually on slots or blackjack, but sometimes I can't even manage thirty minutes. Besides money, you need free time to gamble, since I never do it while working or while doing another activity. I only use my computer, so most of the time I gamble on weekends and always within my financial limits.

The budget surely do play an important role in gambling because, you obviously can’t gamble without some bankroll except, you want to play on demo but, that usually comes with little to no thrills about the activity, there isn’t an adrenaline draw about it. You would just be placing bets and not having any thought about the amount. So, the bankroll really.

Then for sports betting gamblers, when you are playing a live game and just want to win, you would be out there placing bets. Especially when the bets isn’t going my way, I do entertain the idea of placing more bets and at times, it ends badly because, it’s an emotion moved bet without any careful analysis.

[blockman]

However, the person in question never accepted, saying one need to gamble till they recover whatever they had lose while gambling.

Don't argue with that person anymore. Your chance of winning the argument with him is close to zero. These are the people that only believes themselves and whatever they say even if it's a wrong belief and words. That's why I avoid these kind of people when they have been standing on their side too strong even if the obviousness of their belief is very wrong. Do not waste your energy into these talks that you'll only get triggered and might return the argument to you for defending what you believe is right.

[Stepstowealth]

It always depends on my daily budget or my availability; sometimes I can spend two to three hours gambling, usually on slots or blackjack, but sometimes I can't even manage thirty minutes. Besides money, you need free time to gamble, since I never do it while working or while doing another activity. I only use my computer, so most of the time I gamble on weekends and always within my financial limits.

The budget surely do play an important role in gambling because, you obviously can’t gamble without some bankroll except, you want to play on demo but, that usually comes with little to no thrills about the activity, there isn’t an adrenaline draw about it. You would just be placing bets and not having any thought about the amount. So, the bankroll really.

If you are able to maintain a strict budget you will be on the safe side even you gamble for long or you gamble for a little while on a gambling platform the idea is just to have your budget as your marker for you to know when you've gambled enough.
If you are a gambler, gambling without a budget, you may be locked in on a game, it gets your interest, you play until you exhaust your bankroll, but because you are not strict on a budget, you fund again and continue playing to loose just some more. It is a dangerous cycle to play without budget.

[suzanne5223]

It is good to allocate a specific funds for gambling to avoid the temptation of over gambling but having the determine of exhausting half of your fund on gambling is not a good idea if it is not the amount you can afford to loose on gambling in a day if want avoid the temptation of gambling addiction.
I think we should see gambling as an investment high risk with 1% chance of winning so we can have the impression of setting daily budget on our fund either 1-3% of our fund for proper risk management and also have gaming longevity experience. The winning maybe small but at least we're having fun playing the game with little or no pressure which can be cause by the amount of fund lost per game.

[AmoreJaz]

It is good to allocate a specific funds for gambling to avoid the temptation of over gambling but having the determine of exhausting half of your fund on gambling is not a good idea if it is not the amount you can afford to loose on gambling in a day if want avoid the temptation of gambling addiction.
I think we should see gambling as an investment high risk with 1% chance of winning so we can have the impression of setting daily budget on our fund either 1-3% of our fund for proper risk management and also have gaming longevity experience. The winning maybe small but at least we're having fun playing the game with little or no pressure which can be cause by the amount of fund lost per game.

Setting your limit every session will go a long way because that will be your basis as to how long you will play in a given session. Because once it is depleted, it only mean one thing, you need to stop and call it a day. Just go back when you have more extra funds. So yes, how long you will spend is the amount of money that you can willingly spend for a given session.

[Sandra_hakeem]

That guy is delusional.

Ask all of the gamblers here if they're able to recover on one try just after they have lose. And it's better to just forget about those losses to move on.

The fact is, anything is possible in gambling, but what makes it unique is that it doesn't follow/ get influenced by any surrounding principles whatsoever. What that means is that if he once recovered, in a single bet, all he lost for that day, it wasn't about his strategies, but about the luck. This is the part where most gamblers will low-key start feeling like a demigod, and in a snap, they'll lose everything and go broke.

Just fund again your next gambling activity without thinking of recovering it anymore. Because that's the hard part starts and you're going to be in a trouble to yourself which makes it harder to recover.

Your emotions can never lie, neither can it allow your mind to focus on personal choices... The slightest aggression can make you go nuts, especially if you've been losing since from start.

[Pandorak]

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.

This is a very wrong way of thinking. Your friend is trapped and this is dangerous. The reason why this happened is because he gambled based on his emotions and it is very likely that the money he used for gambling was not money that he could afford to lose/money that he had set aside for gambling, but money from his savings/loans from other people, so he had to get that money back. But as we know, that will never happen, even though there is a very small chance. If they continue to hold onto that mindset, it's only a matter of time before they lose everything.

[Kelvinid]

I don't pay much attention to the time, but I don't stay long, especially if I have a losing streak.

Self-control matters a lot in gambling, and we should not just take it easy because this determines how responsible we are or not. That is why bankroll management should be applied, just not to exceed the amount allocated for gambling purposes. Of course, if we win, we can stay longer, but if we borrow money so we can continue gambling, I don't see it as reasonable enough.

[JoyMarsha]

A gambler with the mindset of recovery of what they have lost in gambling, is what has been keeping many gamblers in poverty. They are addicted to gambling that they can't come out of gambling addiction, no matter how hard they try to do that, their mind and brain will still be into gambling, to gamble to recover their lost money.

At the end of the day, who do they blame for the loss of gambling and blame continues to be on, is the gambler who doesn't gamble responsibly. They gamble like gambling is their financial rescue from poverty