Stop chasing your losses and use it as a lesson.

[eisen33]

Exactly, as what inside your mind is to find ways to recover and if you keep failing yourself it added pressures and aggression which most of the time lead you to keep adding more money to your bankroll. With good control over your emotion, you'll be able to save your butt losing more, as even you keep pushing yourself, you'll be able to accept the outcome and reflect if what made you wrong then adjust or rest for some time and be back to try some luck if fate decides to back you up.

If you can control your emotions, you'll be more likely to deposit less frequently and possibly withdraw your winnings more often. Self-control is crucial in gambling, when you're emotional, you can often make bad decisions and are more likely to break the rules if you have it. I believe this is important even when you're playing for fun, because winning is much more enjoyable than losing.

[Pandorak]

I'm very sure most gamblers still chase their losses. Emotions are just one difficult thing to control but if one is disciplined enough then it would be an easy task. It sounds stupid when a gambler says he's chasing his loss or trying to recover them. They only end up in more losses. Let's not forget that while it may seem like we have a chance of winning or these games are probably fair, they are designed to make us as gamblers not win. The house have a higher edge compared to that which any gambler would ever have. What keeps most gamblers in the game long enough is their ability to manage their risks long enough to hit a substantial win. And this can only be possible when you are able to control your emotions..

Of course, the world of gambling is full of people like this. They don't realize that what they are doing is only pushing them deeper into the hole of loss. Often regret comes when all their money is gone, but foolishly, when they have some money again, they continue to deposit it without considering the risks. Whereas responsible gamblers are those who always accept losses, because they know this is the risk when deciding to gamble, and the money used is definitely taken from the gambling budget, in other words, money that can be lost. so that defeat does not become more painful.

[maydna]

Exactly, as what inside your mind is to find ways to recover and if you keep failing yourself it added pressures and aggression which most of the time lead you to keep adding more money to your bankroll. With good control over your emotion, you'll be able to save your butt losing more, as even you keep pushing yourself, you'll be able to accept the outcome and reflect if what made you wrong then adjust or rest for some time and be back to try some luck if fate decides to back you up.

If you can control your emotions, you'll be more likely to deposit less frequently and possibly withdraw your winnings more often. Self-control is crucial in gambling, when you're emotional, you can often make bad decisions and are more likely to break the rules if you have it. I believe this is important even when you're playing for fun, because winning is much more enjoyable than losing.

Having control needs practice many times so he can control his emotions automatically and not getting trigger with something. It may be difficult at the first but if he really wants to have a strong control of his emotions, he should practice and not stops.

He will see the results later when something trying to effect his emotions but nothing bad happens because he can control it. He will not emotional especially making decision and will consider with many things. Stop chasing your losses will not gives you the losing money but that may increase your losses amount.

[liasbaa]

I'm very sure most gamblers still chase their losses. Emotions are just one difficult thing to control but if one is disciplined enough then it would be an easy task. It sounds stupid when a gambler says he's chasing his loss or trying to recover them. They only end up in more losses. Let's not forget that while it may seem like we have a chance of winning or these games are probably fair, they are designed to make us as gamblers not win. The house have a higher edge compared to that which any gambler would ever have. What keeps most gamblers in the game long enough is their ability to manage their risks long enough to hit a substantial win. And this can only be possible when you are able to control your emotions..

Of course, the world of gambling is full of people like this. They don't realize that what they are doing is only pushing them deeper into the hole of loss. Often regret comes when all their money is gone, but foolishly, when they have some money again, they continue to deposit it without considering the risks. Whereas responsible gamblers are those who always accept losses, because they know this is the risk when deciding to gamble, and the money used is definitely taken from the gambling budget, in other words, money that can be lost. so that defeat does not become more painful.

Most addicted gamblers do not realize they are addicted until their money is gone. They do not admit that they are addicted until their losses start to pile up and if someone gives them advice to play responsibly, they do not admit that they are addicted. In responsible gamblers, they are aware of their losses and try to correct their mistakes the next time they play.

When you understand that every decision is risky and there is a possibility of losing, you will bet by limiting the time you bet or by allocating a certain amount of money and this is a sign of a responsible gambler. When you think that you are getting entertainment through gambling, the risk of increasing the amount of losses increases. Limiting the allocation of money is responsibility.

[junder]

Exactly, as what inside your mind is to find ways to recover and if you keep failing yourself it added pressures and aggression which most of the time lead you to keep adding more money to your bankroll. With good control over your emotion, you'll be able to save your butt losing more, as even you keep pushing yourself, you'll be able to accept the outcome and reflect if what made you wrong then adjust or rest for some time and be back to try some luck if fate decides to back you up.

Saving yourself from more losses is something that must be realized, for some people it may not apply or they don't realize that I didn't really care about it at first but now I am aware of it and try to do what I do with the limits set. Exactly forcing myself in the context of recovering is good, because indeed by forcing this later it will become a habit that is the nature of good behavior that sometimes must be forced first.

[POPOLUV]

In a situation where by i experience so much losses in the third week of the month and when the new week comes and instead of chasing on how to correct what preventing from what hide me from winning the last time, all i could be thinking of is looking out and chasing my losses, so i only take my losses as an experience to know what to avoid when it comes to predict the right games, i have seen a process were so many get so emotional on their past and which so many could gather the courage to move on, like they say that best teacher is based on experience have come in contact with and which you always pick it as a point of contact and move on and stop chasing losing.

[Proty]

Exactly, as what inside your mind is to find ways to recover and if you keep failing yourself it added pressures and aggression which most of the time lead you to keep adding more money to your bankroll. With good control over your emotion, you'll be able to save your butt losing more, as even you keep pushing yourself, you'll be able to accept the outcome and reflect if what made you wrong then adjust or rest for some time and be back to try some luck if fate decides to back you up.

Saving yourself from more losses is something that must be realized, for some people it may not apply or they don't realize that I didn't really care about it at first but now I am aware of it and try to do what I do with the limits set. Exactly forcing myself in the context of recovering is good, because indeed by forcing this later it will become a habit that is the nature of good behavior that sometimes must be forced first.

There are people that see losing and chasing after losses as part of gambling. They failed to realise the negative effect of chasing after losses. Chasing after losses during gambling will only leads to addiction and a state of depression. It is good to always set a limit to avoid chasing after losses with the mindset of winning back what have already been lost.
Having the mindset that chasing after losses will only lead to more losses will save gambler from incurring more loses.

[Fredomago]

Exactly, as what inside your mind is to find ways to recover and if you keep failing yourself it added pressures and aggression which most of the time lead you to keep adding more money to your bankroll. With good control over your emotion, you'll be able to save your butt losing more, as even you keep pushing yourself, you'll be able to accept the outcome and reflect if what made you wrong then adjust or rest for some time and be back to try some luck if fate decides to back you up.

Saving yourself from more losses is something that must be realized, for some people it may not apply or they don't realize that I didn't really care about it at first but now I am aware of it and try to do what I do with the limits set. Exactly forcing myself in the context of recovering is good, because indeed by forcing this later it will become a habit that is the nature of good behavior that sometimes must be forced first.

There are people that see losing and chasing after losses as part of gambling. They failed to realise the negative effect of chasing after losses. Chasing after losses during gambling will only leads to addiction and a state of depression. It is good to always set a limit to avoid chasing after losses with the mindset of winning back what have already been lost.
Having the mindset that chasing after losses will only lead to more losses will save gambler from incurring more loses.

It is a must that you need to accept the outcome, no need to chase as similar to what you said, at first it's just an ordinary chase but along the way it can convert yourself to addiction, having a mindset that gambling always accompanied by risk can place in a situation where you need to allign yourself with how much risk you can handle and how good you are in handling pressure, with good control over your emotions can save you a lot in terms of losing too much.

[Bluedrem]

Saving yourself from more losses is something that must be realized, for some people it may not apply or they don't realize that I didn't really care about it at first but now I am aware of it and try to do what I do with the limits set. Exactly forcing myself in the context of recovering is good, because indeed by forcing this later it will become a habit that is the nature of good behavior that sometimes must be forced first.

If people are highly aware, then the chances of making mistakes are greatly reduced, and therefore there is no possibility of harm. People face harm because they are not aware. If people could really understand the harm, they would never do those things, and therefore they would never face harm. So it is natural that people will not be aware, but responsible people learn from mistakes once they make a mistake, that is, they do not make the same mistake again and again. Therefore, learning from mistakes is very important to avoid harm.

[Wakate]

In a situation where by i experience so much losses in the third week of the month and when the new week comes and instead of chasing on how to correct what preventing from what hide me from winning the last time, all i could be thinking of is looking out and chasing my losses, so i only take my losses as an experience to know what to avoid when it comes to predict the right games, i have seen a process were so many get so emotional on their past and which so many could gather the courage to move on, like they say that best teacher is based on experience have come in contact with and which you always pick it as a point of contact and move on and stop chasing losing.

I like your idea and gamblers have so many ways to ensure they make money from betting. I don't support the idea of trying to hard to make money especially when it involves chasing loses which might be hard to recover. Those that are still gambling should ensure how they chase their loses because it's not going to be funny after losing to the casino, trying hard again to lose another money to the casino.

[GiftedMAN]

Saving yourself from more losses is something that must be realized, for some people it may not apply or they don't realize that I didn't really care about it at first but now I am aware of it and try to do what I do with the limits set. Exactly forcing myself in the context of recovering is good, because indeed by forcing this later it will become a habit that is the nature of good behavior that sometimes must be forced first.

Gamblers that avoid chasing their losses never become addicted to gambling they set limits to their gambling and hence they get to their limits they stop nut minding the amount they lost. Forcing yourself to attract luck when it's not coming can be tiring and also a sign of addiction but if you learn to overcome the urge to continue when you are not making profit then you won't think about chasing losses.

[Mindyspace]

In a situation where by i experience so much losses in the third week of the month and when the new week comes and instead of chasing on how to correct what preventing from what hide me from winning the last time, all i could be thinking of is looking out and chasing my losses, so i only take my losses as an experience to know what to avoid when it comes to predict the right games, i have seen a process were so many get so emotional on their past and which so many could gather the courage to move on, like they say that best teacher is based on experience have come in contact with and which you always pick it as a point of contact and move on and stop chasing losing.

That's absolutely right. When we start thinking only about recovering what we've lost, we're usually making decisions based on emotion, and then the risk of losing even more increases.

Viewing losses as learning experiences is the healthiest approach. Making mistakes is part of the process, but insisting on trying to recover quickly almost always worsens the situation. Separating the emotional from the rational is difficult, but it's what makes the difference in the long run. It's always good to think before acting...

In this case, discipline and control are worth much more than any individual gamble, if you understand me...

[Queen uloma]

Ever since I understood that gambling is just for fun and entertainment, it has really made me not to chase losses, instead I cannel that energy in something else, which many people don't still understand even after you warned them, As a gambler whenever you loss don't try to get your money back so bad, render than doing so, just take a dip breath and reflect on what just happened and learn from it, because when you chase losses you're automatically going to loss more, it can lead you to be more depressed, at this point many thoughts will be going through your mind, so instead of panicking, discover what was the mistake you made and how you can improve.

[Jody.Drummer]

In a situation where by i experience so much losses in the third week of the month and when the new week comes and instead of chasing on how to correct what preventing from what hide me from winning the last time, all i could be thinking of is looking out and chasing my losses, so i only take my losses as an experience to know what to avoid when it comes to predict the right games, i have seen a process were so many get so emotional on their past and which so many could gather the courage to move on, like they say that best teacher is based on experience have come in contact with and which you always pick it as a point of contact and move on and stop chasing losing.

You should be able to change that, don't let chasing losses become a habit that is difficult to break, because it will put you in an unfortunate problem because it can make you experience huge losses. I agree that the best teacher is experience, because from there we will get lessons for ourselves and we can even share them with others, from here we can determine what to avoid and what to do but unfortunately not everyone can easily do it. We must be able to accept disappointing results in gambling, because that is the key to preventing addiction and greater losses.

[junder]

There are people that see losing and chasing after losses as part of gambling. They failed to realise the negative effect of chasing after losses. Chasing after losses during gambling will only leads to addiction and a state of depression. It is good to always set a limit to avoid chasing after losses with the mindset of winning back what have already been lost.
Having the mindset that chasing after losses will only lead to more losses will save gambler from incurring more loses.

The cause of the loss-chasing behavior is because initially it cannot accept the defeat that occurs, the reaction that is felt is not accepting this and the action taken as a solution is to gamble again until you get the desired victory, but this is not possible, it is definitely only likely to increase the amount of loss. The exact solution is to stop betting at that time by not continuing to gamble again, this may be difficult but for a better result it must be done than returning to gambling it might only make things worse.

[ruykeri]

In a situation where by i experience so much losses in the third week of the month and when the new week comes and instead of chasing on how to correct what preventing from what hide me from winning the last time, all i could be thinking of is looking out and chasing my losses, so i only take my losses as an experience to know what to avoid when it comes to predict the right games, i have seen a process were so many get so emotional on their past and which so many could gather the courage to move on, like they say that best teacher is based on experience have come in contact with and which you always pick it as a point of contact and move on and stop chasing losing.

It happens that losing in gambling is a common thing that no one can easily accept. When one can easily accept the fact of losing, then no one will bet later with the aim of recovering the lost money. And I think the first emotion in the world of gambling starts from beginning . And this emotion makes a new investor addicted.

[Nheer]

I'm very sure most gamblers still chase their losses. Emotions are just one difficult thing to control but if one is disciplined enough then it would be an easy task. It sounds stupid when a gambler says he's chasing his loss or trying to recover them. They only end up in more losses. Let's not forget that while it may seem like we have a chance of winning or these games are probably fair, they are designed to make us as gamblers not win. The house have a higher edge compared to that which any gambler would ever have. What keeps most gamblers in the game long enough is their ability to manage their risks long enough to hit a substantial win. And this can only be possible when you are able to control your emotions..

One thing about this is that no gambler will ever admit that they are are chasing after their losses just as they don't admit that they are addicted to it. A lot of gamblers still chase after their losses but wouldn't admit it. This emotions thing is really not easy to control, it takes a lot of discipline to be able to control it.

Chasing after ones loses is the fastest way to lose money and also the fastest way to get addicted that's why it is always advised to only gamble with the money you are willing to lose or can afford to lose. You're right any gambler that has the ability to manage risk properly and is also able to control his/her emotions will always have high success rates in gambling.

[liasbaa]

There are people that see losing and chasing after losses as part of gambling. They failed to realise the negative effect of chasing after losses. Chasing after losses during gambling will only leads to addiction and a state of depression. It is good to always set a limit to avoid chasing after losses with the mindset of winning back what have already been lost.
Having the mindset that chasing after losses will only lead to more losses will save gambler from incurring more loses.

The cause of the loss-chasing behavior is because initially it cannot accept the defeat that occurs, the reaction that is felt is not accepting this and the action taken as a solution is to gamble again until you get the desired victory, but this is not possible, it is definitely only likely to increase the amount of loss. The exact solution is to stop betting at that time by not continuing to gamble again, this may be difficult but for a better result it must be done than returning to gambling it might only make things worse.

There is a solution for gamblers if they apply it. However, most gamblers will not be able to put the solution into practice because it is easier said than difficult to done. In the initial stage, you will not be able to cut your losses and after a loss, you will be hard pressed to recover your money and will continue to gamble more. You will develop a fixed idea that winning can come by playing more and you will continue to be more aggressive. In such a situation, it would be right to stop gambling and declare war on emotions because the time after a loss is very difficult for a gambler to control his emotions.

[danherbias07]

Saving yourself from more losses is something that must be realized, for some people it may not apply or they don't realize that I didn't really care about it at first but now I am aware of it and try to do what I do with the limits set. Exactly forcing myself in the context of recovering is good, because indeed by forcing this later it will become a habit that is the nature of good behavior that sometimes must be forced first.

If people are highly aware, then the chances of making mistakes are greatly reduced, and therefore there is no possibility of harm. People face harm because they are not aware. If people could really understand the harm, they would never do those things, and therefore they would never face harm. So it is natural that people will not be aware, but responsible people learn from mistakes once they make a mistake, that is, they do not make the same mistake again and again. Therefore, learning from mistakes is very important to avoid harm.

That's correct. Awareness is needed when it comes to gambling, especially for those who are doing it alone at home. Why them? It's because they are the ones who are more prone to chasing their losses since no one around will stop them from doing it. Also, they are free to do anything they want, and I think it will be a big mistake to keep on gambling while the losses pile up.
Rest is needed. A pause to think. A moment to remind ourselves that there's always be another day to gamble again. We cannot do it all in just one day, or else we are just going to be frustrated so quickly, while after the next few days without money, stress will be around.

[Fredomago]

There are people that see losing and chasing after losses as part of gambling. They failed to realise the negative effect of chasing after losses. Chasing after losses during gambling will only leads to addiction and a state of depression. It is good to always set a limit to avoid chasing after losses with the mindset of winning back what have already been lost.
Having the mindset that chasing after losses will only lead to more losses will save gambler from incurring more loses.

The cause of the loss-chasing behavior is because initially it cannot accept the defeat that occurs, the reaction that is felt is not accepting this and the action taken as a solution is to gamble again until you get the desired victory, but this is not possible, it is definitely only likely to increase the amount of loss. The exact solution is to stop betting at that time by not continuing to gamble again, this may be difficult but for a better result it must be done than returning to gambling it might only make things worse.

Quickly stop that's a must if you still have that control inside you, chasing losses mostly ended up losing more those who can make a good decision pulling that hard stop avoid losing a lot, accepting your defeat can give you time to analyze what you've done wrong instead of becoming aggressive taking time to reassess and study the next pick or next game to bet will allow you to have a fresh mind and clear analysis of your next pick.