what determine how long you spend on gambling site?

[nelson4lov]

Trying to recover lost money is a sure-fire way to lose even more money. The way gambling and even trading works is that if you try to revenge gamble, you will end up losing more because then you're driven entirely by emotions and that's the wrong emotion to use for gambling. In gambling, you want to be objective and unbiased but that's not possible if your decisions are made entirely out of the desire to win back lost money.

[Odusko]

Winning is not by our own power but by luck. Anyone that has lost almost all his bankroll and feels he needs to recover back his losses before calling it a day will forcefully stop gambling when his bankroll is emptied. This is the problem that gamblers are facing, they keep on chasing their losses till they lose it all. It's an irresponsible way of gambling.

I do set a time limit of at least 30 minutes when I'm gambling and when my time is up, I stop gambling immediately, irrespective of the outcome of my bet at that moment. Having a gambling budget is very good.

Is an entirely wrong idea and wrong thing to do chasing your loses is one of the most risky things that some gambler's does that never ended well for them, this is why most of the time we see gamblers that want to recovery from their loses by all means end up losing more on the long run, so the ideal way t handle things with gambling is to gamble with the understanding that winning only come by luck and not expertise.

[Kavelj22]

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.

Here you are talking about a reasonable person who can control his behaviors and not leaded by greed. Even so, with this type of gamblers, you can assume that he is reasonable enough to stop gambling when feeling it's not his lucky day. But what do you expect if he succeeded to make small wins without finishing the set bankroll.

I guess the majority of gamblers aren't just playing out of fun but to hit the big win one day. Without this greedy ambition, casinos should be shut down earlier.

[Agbe]

Gambling to recover isn't even a 50/50 thing, there is a 70 percent chance that you might end up losing while chasing losses and another down side to this is the addiction it comes with. Chasing losses to recover makes you spend more time and more money which leads to gambling addiction. From my experience I have always learnt to forget about my losses and just move on instead of trying to recover.

[Jody.Drummer]

It is best not to spend too much time gambling because gambling for too long is not good, especially since the greater chance of losing means that we will experience more losses than wins. We must exercise discipline, particularly regarding the time spent gambling. Setting time limits and knowing when to stop is crucial, even when we feel lucky and the game is going well. It is unwise to assume this luck will persist. Unless one is prepared to accept losses, continuing to gamble after winning means risking the loss of both profits and the capital invested.

[Orpichukwu]

Trying to recover lost money is a sure-fire way to lose even more money. The way gambling and even trading works is that if you try to revenge gamble, you will end up losing more because then you're driven entirely by emotions and that's the wrong emotion to use for gambling. In gambling, you want to be objective and unbiased but that's not possible if your decisions are made entirely out of the desire to win back lost money.

Trading is a little bit different in that people can still become professionals and win trades more than gambling wins, which, no matter your skill, is not something to boast about, and with the result that everyone who has tried so hard to recover their money from gambling has lost more, I wonder why people can't just easily learn from others instead of repeating the same mistake. The more they try, the more money they lose; it's a clear fact. Only an unnoticeable amount of gamblers are lucky enough to use one win to recover the rest; they always lose it all.

[Nightwalker(NW)]

Your funds actually counts how much long you should spending while gambling on the gambling site because if you deposit a very little amount that can't even serve you for a long term you wouldn't waste time to exhaust all your money and then you stop gambling, but if you make huge deposit of money and gamble it would help you to stay long while gambling and when this amount is exhausted you can also quite gambling except you still wan keep gambling by making additional deposit to gambling site.
Again when you do no longer feels the vibe or not entertaining anymore then you could quite gambling at this moment, usually gambling isn't to gamble overly as it would lead to addictions.

[lovesmayfamilis]

You'll lose a lot of money and have no peace of mind with this mindset. It's like you expect to make money from gambling. This is a newbie mindset, and something to be avoided.
When you are pressured to win, you are likely to lose more because casinos are not and never a source of income. You have to set your limitation, and that limitation is based on what you can afford to lose and what will not disrupt your important daily activities. The right allocation is 1 to 2 hours daily on weekdays or 2 to 3 hours on weekends.

Besides that, I wonder where this person got so much money to play until then to make up for his losses? There are two options here: either he plays for small amounts, or he plays very little and finishes the games very quickly.

[qwertyup23]

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What do you think, your opinion is highly needed.

In order to answer your question, it is important to break it down to two (2) parts depending on the goal of the gambler, whether it is for:

• Profit; or
• Enjoyment.

It is very important to know firstly the goal of the gambler on why he wants to gamble in the first place because this will determine certain standards when to stop.

If that person primarily gambles for profit, then you can set parameters to determine when to stop or to continue. For example, you can stop whenever you incurred at least 20% profit of the total amount you gambled. On the other hand, you can also stop whenever you have incurred losses depending on your budget.

If that person gambles purely for entertainment and enjoyment, then this could be highly subjective as this varies from one person to another. For as long as you have the budget to fund your gambling activities and it continues to give you joy, then feel free to do so accordingly.

[junder]

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.

Setting a gambling budget and sticking to it once you reach your predetermined limit is one example of responsible gambling behavior. It is clearly a smart idea with a good purpose, as you said, to prevent large losses.

And consciously deciding to stop when you realize it's not your lucky day is a wise behavior in gambling. It can save you from problems and negative consequences that can occur, as is the case in most situations.

[Mr_Brilliant$]

Talking about what determine how long I spend on gambling site, for me it will depends on two factors, which are: My budgeted about that I have planned on using to bet for that day, while the second factor depends on my free time..
Because  I wouldn’t sit and be gambling when I ought to be doing something important with my time, and also wouldn’t still be gambling when i have exceeded my intended amount for that day..

I believe this two factor would help any gamblers out there to be discipline enough..

[AmoreJaz]

Talking about what determine how long I spend on gambling site, for me it will depends on two factors, which are: My budgeted about that I have planned on using to bet for that day, while the second factor depends on my free time..
Because  I wouldn’t sit and be gambling when I ought to be doing something important with my time, and also wouldn’t still be gambling when i have exceeded my intended amount for that day..

I believe this two factor would help any gamblers out there to be discipline enough..

I guess, that's true also to myself. That's like my determining factor for every gambling session. Allocated budget and time. Because if you don't have budget, why not sit in the first place. And also, the time, because even if you have extra money but your time is running out and you have other important things to attend to - I don't think you can spend that long thinking that you need to go somewhere else.

[gunhell16]

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.

We all know that in gambling, winning is usually just down to luck. However, sometimes it depends on the game you're playing like poker, which, as far as I know, really requires
a player to have a solid strategy.

Gambling as long as you still have money left to bet is a very dangerous habit for any gambler. The more you chase your losses trying to win them back, the more likely you are to end
up losing your entire fund. In the end, the house edge never loses and most gamblers actually know this.

[bakasabo]

Time I spend on gambling site depends from two factors: my balance and overall mood. If I feel unlucky and lose all my balance quick, then I dont make another deposit and leave the site. If I am not a mood of gambling for a long (for example I have started, and I dont feel like I am doing good), then I would leave balance and leave. I wont struggle myself to gamble till the end. I dont push myself to gamble till I win all the money casino has. In general I dont have long gambling sessions when I gamble online. Not longer than one hour. Gambling offline is different, it mostly depend on people around. In a good company I can play long.

[wiss19]

The key word here is “luck”. Many gamblers think they have special skills when gambling, feeling that they are destined for it and that this is their path to wealth, when in fact they are just lucky, nothing more. Increasing the bet amount in the belief that it will bring more profits will inevitably lead to losing everything, including the entire capital.

Honestly every gambler is not the same and there are many out there who think literally the opposite of it. I have a friend who keeps gambling even though he thinks that he will lose every game, whenever he plays on a match, he thinks the other side will win and he will lose money.

No idea why they would do something like that, those people never made sense to me. However, you are right that most people think they will win and imagine what they will do with the money, that's wrong.

[POPOLUV]

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.

This question is very simple to understand because is very much explaintary, because no gamblers that will spend so much time in a gambling site without benefiting something out of the gambling site, we all know as a gamblers there are games that require being online in the gambling site to be able to stake consistently as much as you plan to stake, so if someone that doesn't gamble sees a gambler being online in the gambling site will not understand what is truly keeping the gambler in site, so i believe that a gambler will not argue asking such question.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

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.

The best option is to have a gambling budget because the person that lacks budgeting in gambling will likely spend all their money including the funds that was not allocated for gambling and after they have spent all their money and perhaps lost it on the bet, that's when they will realize themselves and starting looking for money to chase for losses. I do agree with you, addiction can also keep someone gambling without minding how long they spend there.

[LOVER BOY 422]

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.

First thing you will think about is your data, without data nothing will work out for you firstly, secondly you have to fund the gambling account if not you can't stake,if you actually want to stay long in gambling hall ,all you need is to stock your account first maybe you can hardly do that you will definitely win ,maybe where you say you will stop let's it be so,don't try always to meet up to that boundaries,if the money exusted in where you said please move don't stake again.

[ralle14]

Without knowing how much that person spent, it's possible to recover all the money they've spent in the casino because we don't know how long they've been playing or spending in each session. Then again, if i'm in that person's shoes i'd rather not get my hopes up unless it's through sports betting or maybe poker.

It's nice to have a reason or goal to keep playing, but changing his goal to that only puts himself under unnecessary pressure to keep winning, and it's like a ticking time bomb when things don't go his way.

[swogerino]

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.