what determine how long you spend on gambling site?

[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.

[Zadicar]

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.

Just let them be on what they've been thinking about on gambling duration or engagement that they do have. As long you are sticking into your principle that you should be only playing on the amount that you had allocated and do know on how to call it a day then you are that safe when it comes on busting up your finances and dont end up on getting addicted. That person who told you are the ones who are obviously losing up that much towards gambling and we can say that he's addicted into it. On the time or moment that you do decide on making up some recovering those loses then it is that pertaining that you are already that engaged too much on gambling and not already that going for the sake of fun and entertainment on which this is a must approach. Each person does have that different reason and perspective but its always best to follow yours on which is good.

Dont gamble into the amount that you cant afford to lose because this what causes for people to keep on chasing up their loses just because they cant just that accept on what happened or the outcome at the time that they do gamble. Sooner or later they would be finding out that their loses building up even more or becomes even more deeper on which recovery is guaranteed impossible not unless if you do hit up some jackpots then you might be able to make profits but we know that chances are slim or small.

[yhiaali3]

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.

[ScamViruS]

If a gambler develops the mindset that he will recover his losses by gambling, it will ruin him financially. Every gambler has their own unique perspective, which dictates how and for how long gamblers will play. If I look at it from my own perspective, I never think about recovering my previous losses in gambling. I think this kind of thinking will influence me to bet aggressively so that I will make more bad decisions and the losses will continue to mount.

[Su-asa]

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.

The truth of the matter here is that it is not all gamblers that has the same mindset or I would just say conceptions like you. You are wise enough to know this but other gamblers will not because of inspiration to make money from gamble or to even recover back their losses. Actually, as a gambler it is wise to set a specific funds to gamble with and when you have exhausted the funds no need to make further deposits. But those sets of gambers that are not disciplined continue to make deposits and chase after their losses forgetting the fact that there's no guarantee to recover back their losses.

[Muba20]

If a gambler develops the mindset that he will recover his losses by gambling, it will ruin him financially. Every gambler has their own unique perspective, which dictates how and for how long gamblers will play. If I look at it from my own perspective, I never think about recovering my previous losses in gambling. I think this kind of thinking will influence me to bet aggressively so that I will make more bad decisions and the losses will continue to mount.

If someone tries hard to recover their losses, they will definitely suffer more than others. One should set a limit to their gambling. So that the gambler gets a signal when it is time to stop. The more a gambler gambles, the more he will lose. And when a gambler's losses continue to increase, he will behave more aggressively. And this kind of behavior is definitely the worst time for a gambler. Those who can control themselves in difficult times will benefit the most. When I lose a lot in gambling, I try to temporarily distance myself from it.

[ScamViruS]

If a gambler develops the mindset that he will recover his losses by gambling, it will ruin him financially. Every gambler has their own unique perspective, which dictates how and for how long gamblers will play. If I look at it from my own perspective, I never think about recovering my previous losses in gambling. I think this kind of thinking will influence me to bet aggressively so that I will make more bad decisions and the losses will continue to mount.

If someone tries hard to recover their losses, they will definitely suffer more than others. One should set a limit to their gambling. So that the gambler gets a signal when it is time to stop. The more a gambler gambles, the more he will lose. And when a gambler's losses continue to increase, he will behave more aggressively. And this kind of behavior is definitely the worst time for a gambler. Those who can control themselves in difficult times will benefit the most. When I lose a lot in gambling, I try to temporarily distance myself from it.

The most important thing for a gambler is to develop the ability to control himself so that he has the right knowledge of when to stop. A gambler's downfall begins when he starts taking bets in the hope of recovering previous losses. The most important thing to do well in any sector is to control yourself, control greed, use time wisely, and understand the value of money. Because when someone considers these issues important, they really know when and how to make decisions. A gambler's own actions determine whether or not that gambler will lose everything in the future.

Therefore, gamblers need to think about how they view gambling, and whether they have succumbed to greed and forgotten to view gambling as a means of entertainment.

[Floxynice]

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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.

The person who said he gambles till he recovers all he has lost is in the best position to answer if that pattern has been productive to him. The urge to always want to recover all that has been lost is not a strategy, that is an act of indiscipline. Losses is part of gambling which gamblers cannot avoid. Once a gambler starts working hard to recover losses, along with all the emotional stress that comes with chasing losses, it is a sign that he is already losing control and clearing the path for addiction to come in.

I usually follow a strict bankroll, while also putting into consideration the duration of time I have at my disposal. Gambling goes well when discipline is involved.

[Y3shot]

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.

I agree with you; the bankroll needs to be spent completely before one finally decides to stop gambling. I think the best thing is for you to examine yourself closely. Check very well if the losses are not too much and if it is worth it to continue gambling.

If, from your conscience, you think it is enough to stop playing, then it is better to stop and never continue to play. For many people, the bankroll they have set aside to gamble with is not even an amount of money they can afford to lose easily in gambling. In gambling, the most important thing is to examine yourself at every step you take; it is not just about the bankroll.

[Dr.Osh]

This is where many gamblers make a mistake, making them suffer even more. Some are lucky enough to recover. In general, many more end up losing because they chase past losses. Never chase losses in gambling; accept what you've lost. Gambling is all about luck, not skill.

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for me the time I spend on a gambling site really depends on my limits not on trying to chase anything back. Once the amount is gone or even when I already lost half I also consider it a sign to stop & call it a day, gambling should only be done w/ money I already prepared to lose if it starts affecting my emotions or pushing me to deposit again that’s already a red flag. For me discipline is more important than luck, set limits, stick to them & know when to walk away, gambling should be entertainment only not a way to recover money or solve financial problems just my opinion.

[Mehmet69]

Yes of course, we should always decide how much time we will spend there before gambling. If we do not control our bankroll and time while gambling, it can easily become a problem. Gambling is a place of entertainment, we should spend our extra money and free time here. If we waste our valuable time in the casino, it will have a lot of impact on our real life. We should have the attitude of losing money while gambling.
If we do not consider it a place of entertainment, then this fun thing will gradually become a cause of big losses.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I think there was an old thread of me that I was asking how many hours is best for a gambler to last while gambling. We say gambling is for fun and some say it's a source of income for them, so everyone have their preference on that. Those that takes gambling as a source of income is already drawing their motivation from the fact that they want to make money from it, so they can stay all day gambling, while those that sees it as a source of fun will gamble when they are board or when they just want to while away time.

[Abu-Naim]

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.

You don’t need to gamble to recover your money back in gambling sites because you can not recover the money easily as you think because the gambling casinos are also looking and monitoring all your bets especially for casino games, and if you insisted to make the money back, you will end up losing more money which is very terrible.

However, the only think I will advice one to do in this case is to have a layer down plan on how to spend your deposited funds in gambling, stick to the plan regardless of the outcome, don’t make immediate changes just because you have massive profit or decide to cut down your bet just because you lose a particular game.

[Royal Cap]

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.

Exactly, without a fixed bankroll gambling can get out of control very quickly. At first people will play a small amount, but once they start losing, the urge to recoup their losses takes over. Then there is no logic, only emotion. In my opinion bankroll is not a financial limit, it is also a mental limit. Another important thing is to understand when to stop. Sometimes, even if you have money, your mind is no longer on the game, then forcing yourself to play only increases your frustration, I think the wisest thing to do is to walk away the day the game becomes stressful instead of enjoyable. Gambling becomes dangerous when people allow themselves to get out of control.

[lombok]

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.

Exactly, without a fixed bankroll gambling can get out of control very quickly. At first people will play a small amount, but once they start losing, the urge to recoup their losses takes over. Then there is no logic, only emotion. In my opinion bankroll is not a financial limit, it is also a mental limit. Another important thing is to understand when to stop. Sometimes, even if you have money, your mind is no longer on the game, then forcing yourself to play only increases your frustration, I think the wisest thing to do is to walk away the day the game becomes stressful instead of enjoyable. Gambling becomes dangerous when people allow themselves to get out of control.

Most important is staying calm when we encounter a scenario that we start losing track in our rational thought process. We should know that emotional outbursts will just ruin the financial base that we have all worked hard to develop. Working when mentally ill is a deadly and very dangerous step. To survive there is need of clear boundaries. When we are to walk away to be sane, we should know.

[AYOBA]

This is very dangerous for a gambler. Now he starts thinking that he will not stop until he recovers his lost funds. I never play with this mind set. If you lose one day, it does not mean that you have to win every day. So accepting it is also a kind of psychological thing.

I remembered a day when I was chasing my loses ended up losing all the bank roll I've had that moment. So it's only brings disaster not any solution

Any gambler who doesn’t accept the fact that he can win and lose any bet doesn’t understand anything about gambling. Gambling is a very risky game and no matter how good you are nothing is assured so accepting that anything can happen will definitely help you and also it good to know that chasing after your losses is very bad, it doesn’t always end well you only keep on losing money until you exhaust all your money.

When you plan your gambling activities properly you will be able to manage your finances and not spend excessively, this is the best way to keep things running smoothly.

[leonair]

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.

While gambling, basically no one goes there with a specific time. But one can go there with a specific budget. And until that budget is exhausted or a good amount of profit is made that satisfies him, he does not stop gambling. But in some cases, when someone suddenly needs some urgent and important work, then one can stop gambling. But what happens with most gamblers is that they continue gambling until the tire deposit budget is exhausted.

[Ziskinberg]

That person is most likely to suffer from gambling addiction in the future as he has no control over his urge to gambling.

Personally, I knew already when its the time to stop gambling when I have no longer funds available to bet which means my budget for gambling has already been used up. And when I've experienced too much losses than wins, I'll just call it a day and accept the fact that luck is not working for me so I'll just try the next day.

[SOKO-DEKE]

What should always determine our time spent on a gambling site should be the money budget and winning target. Once someone is exhausted or reaches their target amount won, they need to stop gambling. The target for winning should not be too much. If someone does not always reach their winning target, it is possible that even when they win a bet, they will still end up losing it easily at that point.If someone does not allocate money for gambling for a particular time, it is possible that they will end up losing more than they will planed for and regret later,as they may try to chase their losses.so it is always better to planed well.