We don’t win because we’re never satisfied with winning

[Gost ms]

Almost every person has this problem. The biggest reason for this problem is not being able to control themselves and greed. When a person is able to control himself, if he is able to reach his goal, then he can quit gambling. But the one who is not able to control himself keeps playing more and in the end he faces losses. Many people face losses even in a profitable state because they are not able to control themselves, so controlling themselves is very important.

[Shadiq]

Make sure that you do not give up gambling forever after winning, if you return to gambling after a short break after winning, you can still lose. In the long run, you will never be able to profit from gambling if you gamble regularly.

The most effective step to profit from gambling is to give up gambling forever after winning a large amount. It is normal that you will have to lose a lot of money for that win. In fact, gambling is a kind of trap, once you enter, it is difficult for you to get out. Casinos are not willing to let you profit, they own casinos to profit themselves.

[Altryist]

Ever notice this?

When you’re winning, you don’t stop. You’re already up, but it still feels “not enough.” So you keep going, one more spin, one more bet, until the profit is gone.
But when you’re losing, you also don’t stop early. You only quit when the loss is already big, when it hurts.

So think about it.
We’re not satisfied with small wins, but somehow we only feel “done” after a big loss. Isn’t that backwards?

Maybe the real problem isn’t the casino. It’s how we handle winning and losing.

If you're not a disciplined bettor, this is exactly how things will play out for you. But you can choose a bet or several bets long before the match starts. If you know in advance that you want to place just two bets this weekend, no more, no less, then if you win you'll make a profit, if you lose, you'll lose, but you definitely won't keep betting. Moreover, I've noticed that when I have the option to choose one or two bets from all the games that will be played throughout the week, it gives me a much better selection of matches than when I can choose just a few matches or one match to bet on. That's discipline. Don't place too many bets, because it will tire you out and you'll definitely lose more. Try focusing on a few bets and a few matches, you'll learn them much better, and your results will be noticeably better.

[MRY]

Ever notice this?

When you’re winning, you don’t stop. You’re already up, but it still feels “not enough.” So you keep going, one more spin, one more bet, until the profit is gone.
But when you’re losing, you also don’t stop early. You only quit when the loss is already big, when it hurts.

So think about it.
We’re not satisfied with small wins, but somehow we only feel “done” after a big loss. Isn’t that backwards?

Maybe the real problem isn’t the casino. It’s how we handle winning and losing.

If you're not a disciplined bettor, this is exactly how things will play out for you. But you can choose a bet or several bets long before the match starts. If you know in advance that you want to place just two bets this weekend, no more, no less, then if you win you'll make a profit, if you lose, you'll lose, but you definitely won't keep betting. Moreover, I've noticed that when I have the option to choose one or two bets from all the games that will be played throughout the week, it gives me a much better selection of matches than when I can choose just a few matches or one match to bet on. That's discipline. Don't place too many bets, because it will tire you out and you'll definitely lose more. Try focusing on a few bets and a few matches, you'll learn them much better, and your results will be noticeably better.

Limiting your bet to a strict amount prior to a game commencing will offer immeasurable psychological serenity of mind, vital to predictable outcomes. With some limited alternatives of quality we shall be able to go into depth analysis that is much more precise than throwing out our capital in some random manner. You are correct that the first plan is the most vital to continue with in order to avoid fatigue, which may affect proper financial decision.

[Slow death]

I asked many people here in my country why they bet on sports, and the answer was simple: because they like football, because they have fun while having the chance to win a lot of money.

None of them, from what I've seen, put in a lot of money; they put in $1 or $5 on parlays with very high odds, and when they win, they can take the money and do business.

I also gamble for fun, I bet small amounts, but I celebrate when I win big. My point is: gambling, like everything else in life, requires you to use your head well to prosper. So if a person wins, for example, $10, that person won't buy anything significant, so they won't celebrate much. But if they win $10 million, they will celebrate a lot, travel, and won't have time to continue gambling.

[Youngrebel]

Ever notice this?

When you’re winning, you don’t stop. You’re already up, but it still feels “not enough.” So you keep going, one more spin, one more bet, until the profit is gone.
But when you’re losing, you also don’t stop early. You only quit when the loss is already big, when it hurts.

So think about it.
We’re not satisfied with small wins, but somehow we only feel “done” after a big loss. Isn’t that backwards?

Maybe the real problem isn’t the casino. It’s how we handle winning and losing.

The act of wining alone is a motivation alone to want to make you want to play more..
Offcourse we are humans and we all have this inherent greed in our genes to size opportunity in.what we have.  So if you are wining it is obviously an avenue to.continousely play and seize more opportunity to win as much as you can win and as long as the wining keeps coming.  Such day is fir you and you must seize every opportunity to win more

[Dickiy]

Ahh yes that's true and is a fact experienced by many gamblers especially those who are addicted, when they win they continue to advance because of greed, usually when the game is going very well then you will continue to increase your winning target and finally when suddenly the game goes bad then emotions arise and yes you lose control and lose everything, that's what addicts do, when they win they are greedy and when they lose they are curious and keep trying again, in most cases usually the session always ends with a big loss.

[Oluwa-btc]

When you’re winning, you don’t stop. You’re already up, but it still feels “not enough.” So you keep going, one more spin, one more bet, until the profit is gone.
But when you’re losing, you also don’t stop early. You only quit when the loss is already big, when it hurts.

You're absolutely right, man would always be at the end of wanting more money, more winnings, more achievements, everything more because with everything we still think or feel we've not done enough and thus we ought to satisfy that needs, which is why most individuals aa well as gamblers would never resist or stop involving in things that brings in more of that. At this point the main problem is ourselves beginning from our mindsets.

[mindrust]

That's why we call it an addiction. It doesn't matter if you win or lose. Winners chase more profits, losers chase their losses thinking they'll make a comeback. In the end both of them end up losing huge amounts. The only way to break this loop is to play less. There is no other way. Put yourself a limit. Say your weekly allowance is $100. Under no circumstances do not exceed this amount. Once you spend that $100, do not make "one more" bet. Put a limit on the profits too. Say if you turned this $100 into $200. Stop there. Wait till next week. Gamblers often think they need to play every game there is. Smokers have that same habit too. They want to smoke every cigarette in existence. Smarten up.