Does anyone else feel unlucky every time they lose?

[#CapsLOck]

Accepting the result is not easy and many are trap in their ego and trying to recovers their losses and don't realize that still difficult. The game indeed offering many chances but we have to choose when we can play and take a rest. If we can think wise, we will not chase or recover our losses but we accept the result. We know we can return to casino anytime so we really need to take a rest and calm down after gets the bad experiences. We do that to manages our emotion and forget that losing in gambling can happens anytime.

The best thing is to fully accept our losses and not continue trying to recover by gambling That will only deplete our savings if we try the probability of recovery is very low Personally , I've always said that when it comes to recovering, it's about doing something like a sport doing any kind of activity that keeps the person occupied most of the time so that the urge to gamble fades away.

Gamblers often feel unfortunate when they lose yet this is normal whenever one is gambling since each game is founded on chances. People can easily develop the perception that they are not lucky when they suffer a number of losses consecutively. But the fact is that the actual issue usually starts when the players attempt to pursue such losses. When being frustrated or out of ego, one tends to lose even more and get more stressed. This is the reason why that finding should be welcomed and a break should follow a poor session. Clearing the mind can be done by other activities such as sporting, work or hobbies. Players will be able to make more responsible decisions and gamble because they have better emotional control.

[Joeboy]

The best thing is to fully accept our losses and not continue trying to recover by gambling That will only deplete our savings if we try the probability of recovery is very low Personally , I've always said that when it comes to recovering, it's about doing something like a sport doing any kind of activity that keeps the person occupied most of the time so that the urge to gamble fades away.

In addition to keeping oneself preoccupied, it is also best that folks only gamble with the amount they feel comfortable to lose, coz if they do, it will be less possible for them to chase after their losses incase any happens...  And also folks really need to work on their mindset pertaining gambling... So many folks that came into Gambling did so with the mentality of making huge money.... And with this very mentality, it becomes so much easier for them to chases after their loss, all in the aim of trying to recover the amount that was lost...But when this mentality is fixed, losses wouldn't be a thing that lead to them losing their self control and then trying to chase after...

[junder]

But I think the real problem is when someone starts thinking of gambling as a sure income. In reality winning is part of losing, If it is understood from the beginning that it is not possible to win all bets, then even if you lose, it can be taken a little easier. Many people do not understand this point so after losing a few times they become very disappointed. In my opinion when gambling, you need to be mentally prepared in advance that sometimes you will win and sometimes you will lose.

That's right, problems will arise if we respond to gambling incorrectly, and it is certain that negative consequences will follow when we gamble with mistakes from the start. The mistake here is not the behavior, but the response, which is that gambling should be considered entertainment but is instead considered a source of income.

Actually, in my opinion, it is not necessary to prepare mentally, because when we decide to gamble, we should already understand that what we are most likely to experience is defeat.

[liasbaa]

Accepting the result is not easy and many are trap in their ego and trying to recovers their losses and don't realize that still difficult. The game indeed offering many chances but we have to choose when we can play and take a rest. If we can think wise, we will not chase or recover our losses but we accept the result. We know we can return to casino anytime so we really need to take a rest and calm down after gets the bad experiences. We do that to manages our emotion and forget that losing in gambling can happens anytime.

The best thing is to fully accept our losses and not continue trying to recover by gambling That will only deplete our savings if we try the probability of recovery is very low Personally , I've always said that when it comes to recovering, it's about doing something like a sport doing any kind of activity that keeps the person occupied most of the time so that the urge to gamble fades away.

Gamblers often feel unfortunate when they lose yet this is normal whenever one is gambling since each game is founded on chances. People can easily develop the perception that they are not lucky when they suffer a number of losses consecutively. But the fact is that the actual issue usually starts when the players attempt to pursue such losses. When being frustrated or out of ego, one tends to lose even more and get more stressed. This is the reason why that finding should be welcomed and a break should follow a poor session. Clearing the mind can be done by other activities such as sporting, work or hobbies. Players will be able to make more responsible decisions and gamble because they have better emotional control.

When a gambler starts to think that winning or losing in gambling is a natural thing, he can play it in control because he is mentally prepared. The danger arises when a gambler gambles for the sake of making money. Most gamblers blame their luck for losing but luck is not responsible in all cases. A gambler winning in betting depends on his decisions. Making good decisions can lead to good gambling results and there will be more chances of winning. The results of well-planned decisions are always likely to be positive, although luck plays a role, but the good decisions you make are more important for winning.

[Fredomago]

Accepting the result is not easy and many are trap in their ego and trying to recovers their losses and don't realize that still difficult. The game indeed offering many chances but we have to choose when we can play and take a rest. If we can think wise, we will not chase or recover our losses but we accept the result. We know we can return to casino anytime so we really need to take a rest and calm down after gets the bad experiences. We do that to manages our emotion and forget that losing in gambling can happens anytime.

The best thing is to fully accept our losses and not continue trying to recover by gambling That will only deplete our savings if we try the probability of recovery is very low Personally , I've always said that when it comes to recovering, it's about doing something like a sport doing any kind of activity that keeps the person occupied most of the time so that the urge to gamble fades away.

You need a diversion it helps a lot to occupied what inside your mind as if you lean to what you want to do most of the time, it will lead you to keep chasing your losses, but if you have other activities in mind, it can gain your attention and bring something that may keep you busy and not to think of your losses, most of those discipline gambler have alternative options as they can pull a hard stop each time they need to move away, losing is a part of gambling you need to be aware and you need to have that strong will to keep your decision inline with how you plan your gambling activities.

[MinMan]

Before we enter a casino, we should already understand that losing is part of the game and we may end up not being profitable even if we have a high winning chance. For example, we might win 9 out of 10 predictions, but on the last one we become greedy because we feel very confident and decide to use all of our bankroll. If we lose that bet, it can ruin everything we previously won. So feeling unlucky is normal, but it depends on us whether we can accept it and move on or not.

Plus the whole point of casino is to make sure gamblers lose money, that's how they make a profit. If a casino allowed you to win all the time, like make it possible somehow, with some strategy or some tactics, then everyone would do that and all casinos would bankrupt. In most cases, casinos are just places where everyone loses.

Sure, there will be one or two lucky winners or jackpot winners and stuff like that, but those are outliers and not the reality. 99.99% of all people who gamble there will lose their money.

[Satofan44]

Gambling is either you win or you lose no other way about it , many do think that way too that they are unlucky whenever they experience losses . What about you Make a win will you still have same mindset ?nahh , just prepare your mind that once you stake there’s two possibility either you endup being the winner or the loser , in gambling you can’t just keep winning same way you can’t just keep losing .

Rarely seen correct answer on the topic of gambling in regards to losses and wins. Many people here write all sorts of nonsense about luck and unluckiness, concepts which do not exist at all in terms of reality. People are trying to assign meaning and find patterns in random outcomes. Given enough games, every possible pattern will play out eventually. Given enough plays, everyone in existence would have a very lucky streak at once. It means nothing, there is no such thing as personally being lucky or unlucky -- it is just random statistical variance. People should spend more time getting basic education, they do not even know how to live their lives. 

Plus the whole point of casino is to make sure gamblers lose money, that's how they make a profit. If a casino allowed you to win all the time, like make it possible somehow, with some strategy or some tactics, then everyone would do that and all casinos would bankrupt. In most cases, casinos are just places where everyone loses.

Sure, there will be one or two lucky winners or jackpot winners and stuff like that, but those are outliers and not the reality. 99.99% of all people who gamble there will lose their money.

It is supposed to be an entertainment business, but since people on average are very uneducated we have these misconceptions about gambling as a for profit thing -- among many other misconceptions that are here. The money that is being wagered should be seen as the cost to entertain yourself. That is all there is, but many people try to complicate this subject unnecessary because they refuse to embrace the reality of gambling. They are too scared to give up the hopium of winning something and improving their otherwise pretty shitty life. People who have decent lives do not need to delude themselves with any kind of hope.

[Pandorak]

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The best thing is to fully accept our losses and not continue trying to recover by gambling That will only deplete our savings if we try the probability of recovery is very low Personally , I've always said that when it comes to recovering, it's about doing something like a sport doing any kind of activity that keeps the person occupied most of the time so that the urge to gamble fades away.

Accepting defeat is the hardest thing to do, especially if the money used does not come from a gambling budget that has been prepared in advance, but from money that should not be used for gambling (money for living expenses). Ego or guilt will force you to chase those losses, we know this will trigger a fall to an even greater level of loss, but it is difficult to stop, feeling that there is a chance to chase previous losses.

I say this because based on personal experience, even if you keep yourself busy with sports or other activities, it's only temporary. Afterwards, that feeling will come back, it's very difficult to get rid of it.

[Betwrong]

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Plus the whole point of casino is to make sure gamblers lose money, that's how they make a profit. ~

Nope. That's a common misconception. If all gamblers were only losing their money in casinos, they would have stopped gambling a long time ago, and there would be no such thing as gambling these days. In fact, casinos not only want people were winning small amounts sometimes, but they want some big wins too so that they could tell about it and attract more people to play on their platform. They make their profit not from the money lost on their platform, but from the house edge, so, the more people play in their casino, the better for them.

[liasbaa]

Before we enter a casino, we should already understand that losing is part of the game and we may end up not being profitable even if we have a high winning chance. For example, we might win 9 out of 10 predictions, but on the last one we become greedy because we feel very confident and decide to use all of our bankroll. If we lose that bet, it can ruin everything we previously won. So feeling unlucky is normal, but it depends on us whether we can accept it and move on or not.

Plus the whole point of casino is to make sure gamblers lose money, that's how they make a profit. If a casino allowed you to win all the time, like make it possible somehow, with some strategy or some tactics, then everyone would do that and all casinos would bankrupt. In most cases, casinos are just places where everyone loses.

Sure, there will be one or two lucky winners or jackpot winners and stuff like that, but those are outliers and not the reality. 99.99% of all people who gamble there will lose their money.

The main goal of casino developers is to fulfill their own goals and literally they want to keep their profit high at the end of the day. Casino algorithms are set in their favour but they often use tricks to attract gamblers. There are a few casinos that offer gamblers attractive offers or allow them to win. When those gamblers win multiple times, they build confidence and keep playing more. The confidence that is built in gamblers after one or two wins entices them to gamble more. This is how casinos run their campaigns and allow gamblers to earn a very small amount of money and taken a lot more money from those gamblers.

[Orpichukwu]

Normally the feelings will always come but how to manage is what that truly matters, which one should not allow it to get into us, by finding it difficult to control our emotions when we are in such situations, because it can make us to lose control and take decisions that won't be helpful in our lives.

If anyone is feeling unlucky with gambling, the worst thing they can do is forget about gambling because they will conclude that it doesn't favour them, and that won't lead to any form of taking reckless decisions which could cause them financial loss. The person might get emotional or down to some extent, but it won't affect them as much as those who believe they can still change the odds in their favour.

[Yorubek]

Before we enter a casino, we should already understand that losing is part of the game and we may end up not being profitable even if we have a high winning chance. For example, we might win 9 out of 10 predictions, but on the last one we become greedy because we feel very confident and decide to use all of our bankroll. If we lose that bet, it can ruin everything we previously won. So feeling unlucky is normal, but it depends on us whether we can accept it and move on or not.

Plus the whole point of casino is to make sure gamblers lose money, that's how they make a profit. If a casino allowed you to win all the time, like make it possible somehow, with some strategy or some tactics, then everyone would do that and all casinos would bankrupt. In most cases, casinos are just places where everyone loses.

Sure, there will be one or two lucky winners or jackpot winners and stuff like that, but those are outliers and not the reality. 99.99% of all people who gamble there will lose their money.

Gambling is for entertainment, choosing to gamble to make money is very risky. You can never say anything for confirm through gambling because its results are completely unpredictable. Most people start gambling with the wrong idea, as a result of which they face more money loss. When you gamble with the right knowledge, you will lose relatively less, and when you start gambling without the right knowledge about gambling, only hoping to make quick money, you will face more money loss, so gamble with the right knowledge, as a result, you will lose less money.

[rachael9385]

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Plus the whole point of casino is to make sure gamblers lose money, that's how they make a profit. ~

Nope. That's a common misconception. If all gamblers were only losing their money in casinos, they would have stopped gambling a long time ago, and there would be no such thing as gambling these days. In fact, casinos not only want people were winning small amounts sometimes, but they want some big wins too so that they could tell about it and attract more people to play on their platform. They make their profit not from the money lost on their platform, but from the house edge, so, the more people play in their casino, the better for them.

He has a point but even though the game was designed to put the casino in profit not every gambler loses, some are lucky enough to win but what's the percentage of those winning compared to those losing, the profits they make is high because there are more losers than win winners, that's how gambling works.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Fortune can fade away, but it is our attitude towards money and the way to use it that makes the real difference.

Money will always run out, no matter what, there will always be a way for things to happen that way. For that reason, when there is money, I always recommend making investments, and what better investment than buying BTC? It's the best thing in the world. Just by buying BTC we realize that things can be possible if we make them possible I've read some stories of people who win the jackpot and then lose everything just because they dedicated themselves to spending and spending.

[LUCKMCFLY]

In addition to keeping oneself preoccupied, it is also best that folks only gamble with the amount they feel comfortable to lose, coz if they do, it will be less possible for them to chase after their losses incase any happens...  And also folks really need to work on their mindset pertaining gambling... So many folks that came into Gambling did so with the mentality of making huge money.... And with this very mentality, it becomes so much easier for them to chases after their loss, all in the aim of trying to recover the amount that was lost...But when this mentality is fixed, losses wouldn't be a thing that lead to them losing their self control and then trying to chase after...

If a statistical study were done here, we would realize that everyone who falls into addiction does so because of a lack of money and because they are chasing losses I think the highest percentage of addiction would reach that point, and those who would lose the most would be people from the middle and lower classes, especially those who take high risks and put everything into it with very high hopes That would be , for me, the most likely result, just looking at it roughly.

[BABY SHOES]

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Plus the whole point of casino is to make sure gamblers lose money, that's how they make a profit. ~

Nope. That's a common misconception. If all gamblers were only losing their money in casinos, they would have stopped gambling a long time ago, and there would be no such thing as gambling these days. In fact, casinos not only want people were winning small amounts sometimes, but they want some big wins too so that they could tell about it and attract more people to play on their platform. They make their profit not from the money lost on their platform, but from the house edge, so, the more people play in their casino, the better for them.

If slogans like this ensure the player loses then obviously we won't bet, it's like being fooled isn't it... So the point is that the casino will never lose.

And it is true that casinos give big winnings to those who are lucky and many casinos pay those winnings to their wallets for real... whereas what we think as gambling players often lose because they are unlucky.

The casino has many games from third parties, maybe the revenue will be shared, while the casino's own games such as house edge then it is pure casino profit completely.

At least that's what I know.

[LUCKMCFLY]

You need a diversion it helps a lot to occupied what inside your mind as if you lean to what you want to do most of the time, it will lead you to keep chasing your losses, but if you have other activities in mind, it can gain your attention and bring something that may keep you busy and not to think of your losses, most of those discipline gambler have alternative options as they can pull a hard stop each time they need to move away, losing is a part of gambling you need to be aware and you need to have that strong will to keep your decision inline with how you plan your gambling activities.

If we start from the premise that we are people who don't like to lose, that's acceptable; we are human. Who likes to lose? Nobody, that's obvious But in gaming, this can be very likely and can happen in any way. We must be prepared to lose. If we bet a lot of money, then the mental preparation must be greater, because we all react the same way; each person has their own way of dealing with things.

[Hatchy]

I catch myself thinking, if I hadn’t played those games, it would’ve gone the other way.

Does anyone else feel like this, or is it just me with this weird mindset?

It's a wired mindset, because how would someone lose two out of five placed games and will be feeling unlucky? I can only use such terms when after playing several games and different sessions I find out that I've not even gotten a good amount of win. This way, all I have to do is evaluate my gambling life so far and if it has nothing significant to add, then it might be good to stop gambling completely. It's human to be unlucky, but in this case you are winning so I don't see anything wrong here.. you just have to do more in believing in lucky as a major factor of your games. You can't always win all.the chance of that happening is very small, so you must be willing to let go and move on..

[Rockstarguy]

Normally the feelings will always come but how to manage is what that truly matters, which one should not allow it to get into us, by finding it difficult to control our emotions when we are in such situations, because it can make us to lose control and take decisions that won't be helpful in our lives.

If anyone is feeling unlucky with gambling, the worst thing they can do is forget about gambling because they will conclude that it doesn't favour them, and that won't lead to any form of taking reckless decisions which could cause them financial loss. The person might get emotional or down to some extent, but it won't affect them as much as those who believe they can still change the odds in their favour.

When you think gambling doesn't favours you and you still continue to try your best to see if you can be lucky and still and you continue to lose, if one is not careful the thoughts which you have about gambling can cause one to be emotional.

Gamblers needs to be very careful because what they think about gambling is very important and if is what they are not suppose to see in away it can negative outcome especially when one is trying to change the outcome by all means.

[uneng]

The main goal of casino developers is to fulfill their own goals and literally they want to keep their profit high at the end of the day. Casino algorithms are set in their favour but they often use tricks to attract gamblers. There are a few casinos that offer gamblers attractive offers or allow them to win. When those gamblers win multiple times, they build confidence and keep playing more. The confidence that is built in gamblers after one or two wins entices them to gamble more. This is how casinos run their campaigns and allow gamblers to earn a very small amount of money and taken a lot more money from those gamblers.

Gambling games are designed to make players lose the more they play, so gamblers shouldn't feel bad for being unlucky at all... They aren't being a failure, it's just that the games are working exactly how they are supposed to work, due to the reason you mentioned above. Anyway, if consecutive losses are being a big issue for a gambler, it means he should stop immediately, because gambling stopped being entertaining for him. It has become a burden, a reason to feel bad about, so he should give up at once.