what determine how long you spend on gambling site?

[Oasisman]

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.

If you're gambling for quite some time now, you should already know that the chances are slim. Though you can "try" to recover it back. Make at least one or two attempts, if you can't pick it up and still lose, then It's safe to say you call it a day, because if you're keeping at it, you will most likely going to exhaust all the balance left in your account and potentially lost some on your bank account.

[lombok]

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.

If you're gambling for quite some time now, you should already know that the chances are slim. Though you can "try" to recover it back. Make at least one or two attempts, if you can't pick it up and still lose, then It's safe to say you call it a day, because if you're keeping at it, you will most likely going to exhaust all the balance left in your account and potentially lost some on your bank account.

The consciousness of the small chance is one of the main reasons that help us to avoid the trap of excessive confidence in the full recovery of the loss by the help of blind faith. You are correct that a limitation of trying to find a balance back is a significant self-preservation step prior to our impulsive feelings having the power to override our reasonableness. We have the confidence to quit when the game is no longer with us to save the rest of the money in our own accounts a whole lot of serious financial losses.

[casey15]

The major factor that determines my stay on any gambling site is my money. Before I gamble, I already have a mental picture of how much I am willing to lose that day, and how much I am willing to win. So sometimes I calculate in value or in percentage. For example I may have $10 to gamble with and ready to lose. I'll divided it into 10 parts of $1 each and play multiple games. Whenever I enter a losing streak and I lose all $10 then I'm done for that day wether it took me 10mins or 5hrs to lose the money I'll leave . But on the other hand, if I plane to make a profit of $10 when I get to that point, I withdraw my money and stay clear. Still it doesn't matter how long it takes .
So the MN sin thing is which one cones first wether I meet my profit target or I lose the money. I did notice that sometimes it first get beyond an hour before either of both happen that is why I don't usually bother about the time as it is already short from using my approach.

[Accardo]

The major factor that determines my stay on any gambling site is my money. Before I gamble, I already have a mental picture of how much I am willing to lose that day, and how much I am willing to win. So sometimes I calculate in value or in percentage. For example I may have $10 to gamble with and ready to lose. I'll divided it into 10 parts of $1 each and play multiple games. Whenever I enter a losing streak and I lose all $10 then I'm done for that day wether it took me 10mins or 5hrs to lose the money I'll leave.

It's quite a nice strategy you have there, the method also helps with maintaining a bankroll for a longer duration, instead of losing all of it on a session the saved amount after the limit has been met get used for another session, thereby allowing a much better gambling experience.

[Pikiboy]

In my own opinion I like to say since gambling is not predictable,one cannot be specific  how long to be spending because to some gamblers if they visit the site depending on where they're gambling from and immediately they start gambling and is not favouring they stop with just a short period of time while when winning the timing prolonged with hope of more winning but one just have to be caution in either to reduce the chances of losing everything but most importantly it is good to stop gambling once you notice you have exhausted your funds.

[MainIbem]

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.

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.

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.

He'll learn the hard way cause trying to recover everything he's lost to the house would attract more loses and the more he tries to reviver it the more he gets unfortunate, such act would likely lead to addiction. That's why it's advised that people should gamble with their spare cash so they'll see no reason to chase lose and probably turn addicts on the long run.

[TypoTonic]

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 kind of mentality is very risky, there's no guarantee that he will recover what he lost earlier. What if he continues to lose instead? He will have to deposit more, and the money he needs to risk just to win back everything would be higher as well. A responsible gambler should know when to stop and accept his losses.

The major factor that determines my stay on any gambling site is my money. Before I gamble, I already have a mental picture of how much I am willing to lose that day, and how much I am willing to win. So sometimes I calculate in value or in percentage. For example I may have $10 to gamble with and ready to lose. I'll divided it into 10 parts of $1 each and play multiple games. Whenever I enter a losing streak and I lose all $10 then I'm done for that day wether it took me 10mins or 5hrs to lose the money I'll leave . But on the other hand, if I plane to make a profit of $10 when I get to that point, I withdraw my money and stay clear. Still it doesn't matter how long it takes.

That's a pretty nice approach. I like how you set a goal on your wins as well, and of course the most important thing is that you had your fun. Most people still continue to play even after winning a huge amount, but then ends up losing it all anyway.

[peter0425]

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 mindset will just make him lose more but it’s his money so who are we to intervene? If he wants to recover his lost money he can always come back on other days where he is most likely more emotionally stable.

[tread93]

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.

That is a pretty good rule of thumb. If you are up 50% or down 50% either way you should stop, reflect, and call it a day and then focus on the present. Go get yourself a little treat ya know enjoy it a bit, or if its the other way around practice restraint and reflect on your life choices. Maybe if its the latter you shouldn't gamble as much! Perhaps take up another hobby that could actully make you some money, something like metal detecting 

[CryptoYar]

Trying to bet until you get back what you lost is very risky trap known as chasing losses and it is main cause of most people losing everything. Although it is possible to get back money in single winning time, it is nearly impossible to do so regularly because of house advantage that makes casino win in long term.

Your friend is making mistake of gambler, which is thinking that someone who has been losing over and over again is somehow due to win because all of bets are different, and odds will never change in your favor. Also, math is not in their favor once you lose half of money, even to get to point of breaking even, you must double what you have left, which is likely to cause careless and angry choices. Only safe way of gambling is to do it with firm budget and then just quit when cash is gone, because then you are not taking it as job where you expect to be paid back, but as fun spending like movie ticket.

[ruykeri]

Of course, the limit of gambling should always be set based on the budget and never fixed based on time. The person you gave the example of is completely addicted. That is why he has the mentality that he will continue to gamble until he recovers the lost money. You should set a limit with the amount of money that you are capable of losing in gambling. And prepare yourself mentally that I will never bet with more money than my limit . And if he wants to bet for a while, then he will bet with small amounts of money repeatedly and take his time. I think this is the best way.

[Pi-network314159]

Well you don't need to ague with anyone base on what they believe or how they determine how long a person can spend while gambling. If they decide to gamble till they recover their loses, then it's fine by them since anyone is ok by what they think is right for them. Like me I don't think their is a specific time one needs to spend in gambling site. If a gambler gambles and lose more, he may decide to take a break or quit. Or if they win much and they feel it's right time to quit, then they should quit to avoid loses. It is up to that person to decide when to stop in my own understanding.

[iBaba]

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.

If you're gambling for quite some time now, you should already know that the chances are slim. Though you can "try" to recover it back. Make at least one or two attempts, if you can't pick it up and still lose, then It's safe to say you call it a day, because if you're keeping at it, you will most likely going to exhaust all the balance left in your account and potentially lost some on your bank account.

Knowing the temptations that follow you trying to chase your losses however little it is best for you to advise him to even avoid doing that being it on one or two occasions because the chances that such chases won’t influence him to want to chase more is slim. The urge may not come in immediately, it could be after a reasonable amount of time, then before he knows he will be encouraged to always chase few times some more and by time, it will be increasing subconsciously.

My advise is, if you set your plans to play a total of three games in a week, stick to such plans whether it comes profitable or not, because the frequency of playing does not guarantee success because you can still play countless time and lose countless time. So it is better not to become over attached to trying to recover from losses instead of sticking your set plans.

[Strongkored]

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.

Maybe you could try it yourself, so you can tell the person exactly what you experienced when trying to recover what was lost.
In my experience, it is almost impossible to get back what has been lost, even if you have won a lot but don't stop, then the next chance that will happen is that you will lose everything you have won.
Because if it were possible to get back what was lost then all gamblers would be in green, so there would be no news of crimes committed by gamblers because of losses.

[Mpamaegbu]

...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.

You can't be making money if you've depleted half of your deposit. Whatever wins you make should be factored into what deposit you've make first before assuming you're making some money off it.

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.

Everyone learns at their own pace. Once you realize that, you will understand the luxury of not getting into every argument with people. It can be very exhausting trying to convince someone who's argumentative.

What do you think, your opinion is highly needed.

What determines my duration on a site is my state of mind at any time. If I'm relaxed and there are no encumbrances on the way, I will take more time. However, if there are pressing needs or emergencies; I will be numb to visit any site.

[junder]

Sometimes I spend a long time when the game is going well where every round that runs more often makes me succeed in getting benefits, sometimes there is a thought that it is better to cash it out immediately because the benefits have been obtained but sometimes the feeling of wanting to continue is stronger and the results are sometimes good sometimes bad.

[Ishicryptic]

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 a gambler doesn't want to stop until he recovers all his loses it means that if he's not lucky enough to be winning to recover he will become broke, sell his properties and be in dept, ultimately become addicted. Two things determine when I stop, one is when the amount I planned to gamble with is finished and if I time myself when to stop, either of them will authomatically push my stop button. You don't have control over your game what you have control over in gambling is your time and money, you need to exercise discipline when dealing with them. It is better to plan how you want to stop before starting to gamble, it is a good strategy because gambling is addictive.

[Cityhunter34]

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.

It's obvious that he gambles to become rich overnight which a responsible gambler would never in any way gamble with such mindset. Although I wouldn't blame him because gambling is a personal decision, but if you asked me I would advise he limit from such thought and stick with discipline because gambling is purely a game that luck plays a significant role in determining the final outcome and there's nothing else can change it except luck on your side that is why we need to accept any outcome in good faith and move on regardless any amount.

[Yablee0]

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

That is a very wrong mindset and has place some many greedy folks where they actually belong. No one can be too smart enough to get it all right so far as gambling is concerned, trying to chase your accumulated lost is more of doing yourself more harm than good because the more you strive getting back your Lost funds the greater lost you still incur on your self, so the best thing to do at that point you feel things isn't right is to work away and have your peace.

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.

Their is no two way about it, the raw truth remains impossible, once you have lost just forget it and take it to be part of the game because stressing further to see if you can get it back is completely waste of time because the casinos and others will continue taking from you if greed and emotions wouldn't let you do what's right.

[Outhue]

The amount that I am ready to lose is what will determine how long I want to keep gambling,  if I keep winning some little amounts of money here and there I can keep on going, not the greedy type of money though, once I made triple of what I am risking it's a good amount to call it a day.

The less greedy I have become with gambling the more I have enjoyed it, gambling makes sense when the risks taken is extremely low, you see the whole drama clearly and the excitement is well received compared to when your mind will be unsettled because of the high amount of money at risk.

Another reason why I can quit at any time is if I get lucky very early, let's say I am to spend 2 hours on gambling in a day but instead I get lucky after few minutes into the game I will quit, because I know that winning is not something that comes every time.