Does a gambling win change your mindset for the whole day?

[shanz]

For example, whenever I win while gambling (whether it’s a big or small amount) and luck feels like it’s on my side for a moment, I become sure that everything will go RIGHT that day (in my pro and social life), no matter what decisions I make… I should call it a self-confidence boost!
Does that happen to you too?

[swogerino]

For example, whenever I win while gambling (whether it’s a big or small amount) and luck feels like it’s on my side for a moment, I become sure that everything will go RIGHT that day (in my pro and social life), no matter what decisions I make… I should call it a self-confidence boost!
Does that happen to you too?

Absolutely not. In fact when I am winning I am thinking like you but my problem is that I keep gambling until I lose it all and after that everything seems to go really south for me. I do not believe in superstition and that things that will happen next will be either good or bad depending on my mood. The only good mood I know for sure for myself is that after I have won a lot of money I know things will be good to me at least for that day if not for a couple of days as I know I will have more money to spend on whatever I like.

[Sim_card]

It's if I win something big that my week will be different and full of excitement because I have some free money to spend. However, if it's a small amount of money, it doesn't change anything. There's is this joy that is attached to winning I feel whenever, I win.

[Cointxz]

For example, whenever I win while gambling (whether it’s a big or small amount) and luck feels like it’s on my side for a moment, I become sure that everything will go RIGHT that day (in my pro and social life), no matter what decisions I make… I should call it a self-confidence boost!
Does that happen to you too?

Happens a lot. Being optimistic makes everything feels right since you only focus on the positive things and ignore negativity.

Your day will probably go your way if you feel lucky and you have a mindset that you are lucky all day. It’s not a magic rather your mind is focused on positive things which is always there even with some bad luck.

Life is just balance between luck and unlucky. Ignoring one means the other one will control your day.

[Hardyrobust]

I do feel that way but I don't act on such feelings because ni know that it will only land me on losses.
Gambler often feels confident whenever they win , they fail to understand that luck will not always be on there side. No matter the level of confidence that we may be feeling after winning, we shouldn't allow this to deceive us into thinking that we will continue winning.

[Slow death]

For example, whenever I win while gambling (whether it’s a big or small amount) and luck feels like it’s on my side for a moment, I become sure that everything will go RIGHT that day (in my pro and social life), no matter what decisions I make… I should call it a self-confidence boost!
Does that happen to you too?

In my case, I always prefer to put my feelings aside when I gamble. This means that even if I win a big parlay, my mood doesn't change much; I don't become optimistic about other things. I can stay calm and deal with other issues as if I hadn't won anything in the gambling.

I think it's very important to know how to set aside entertainment when dealing with other serious matters, and for me, gambling is entertainment.

For example, a few days ago I was lucky enough to win a parlay and profited. Then, when I went to solve my problems in the real world, everything went wrong for me in the real world. This shows how one thing has nothing to do with the other. It's a good thing I didn't get optimistic after winning the parlay.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

If I hit a good win then of course it changes my mindset. To put it in simpler terms, it makes me happier, in a better mood. I don’t think most gamblers feel any differently to that. Winning bring happiness, losing brings frustration and maybe low mood.

[Pandu Geddon]

For example, whenever I win while gambling (whether it’s a big or small amount) and luck feels like it’s on my side for a moment, I become sure that everything will go RIGHT that day (in my pro and social life), no matter what decisions I make… I should call it a self-confidence boost!
Does that happen to you too?

What I felt was just a sense of being luckier. I didn't think all matters that day would be easy for me. But confidence might increase when we achieve a win. 
All gamblers might feel it, with the winnings they get. Treating friends to drinks and food is not an issue. A certain confidence is certainly built for every gambler who wins a bet.

[Ever-young]

It does happen to me at times, but this kind of confidence boost can also be detrimental to a gambler, because they could end up feeling overconfident when making subsequent bets, same feeling players often get during a winning streak. And it’s often difficult or impossible to notice when you’ve switched, so even when the loss starts coming, you’ll still maintain that confidence that you’ll still at some point start winning your money back, and that’s exactly the foundation of loss chasing, even if you never really intended to chase losses from the start, you just find yourself there and incurring more losses before you know it.

[Furball808]

For example, whenever I win while gambling (whether it’s a big or small amount) and luck feels like it’s on my side for a moment, I become sure that everything will go RIGHT that day (in my pro and social life), no matter what decisions I make… I should call it a self-confidence boost!
Does that happen to you too?

I bet it happens to everyone especially if it is quite a big amount that you have won. When we win we feel so happy that we either bet some more or we treat everyone and sometimes we end up regretting those decisions lol. We are immediately humbled though right after we lose and it is a cycle.

[imthegreat]

For example, whenever I win while gambling (whether it’s a big or small amount) and luck feels like it’s on my side for a moment, I become sure that everything will go RIGHT that day (in my pro and social life), no matter what decisions I make… I should call it a self-confidence boost!
Does that happen to you too?

That's why many gamblers love this feeling so much. And perhaps that's why problem gambling so often devolves into a situation where money ceases to be the goal, and the problem gambler's ultimate goal becomes solely the enjoyment of being surrounded by the glittering atmosphere of the game, the euphoria, and the fun sounds. And every win isn't used to pay off debts, but merely to prolong the gambler's stay in this colorful online casino world. And that's bad. But I agree that if you control it, the world becomes brighter. It's like eating a cake in the middle of the week—a wonderful pleasure that boosts your mood, bringing pleasant emotions for a short period of time.

[virasisog]

It would surely change my mood, and sometimes changes my mind on going to work.
I mean when I win more than I earn in a day of work, then it would surely be worth it to take some day to relax and enjoy my time.

[_act_]

For example, whenever I win while gambling (whether it’s a big or small amount) and luck feels like it’s on my side for a moment, I become sure that everything will go RIGHT that day (in my pro and social life), no matter what decisions I make… I should call it a self-confidence boost!
Does that happen to you too?

No, it does not happen to me at all. But if I gamble and I will multiple times consecutively, I can think like that. But most of the time, a little win is enough for me because I know that if I continue to gamble, I will likely lose all the money that I won and the money that I first started using to gamble. What you explained has happened to me before when I was addicted to gambling a little.

But it is good to know that it can be a trap for some people.

[bitLeap]

For example, whenever I win while gambling (whether it’s a big or small amount) and luck feels like it’s on my side for a moment, I become sure that everything will go RIGHT that day (in my pro and social life), no matter what decisions I make… I should call it a self-confidence boost!
Does that happen to you too?

No, there's no need to overthink this to the point of having to relate it to your mindset in everyday life. Gambling should be separated from personal life. Because then that the winnings that occur are purely due to luck and not necessarily applicable to the activities you do. You are creating the illusion of control as if you can read the situation in every decision just because you have been gambling

[Nothingtodo]

For example, whenever I win while gambling (whether it’s a big or small amount) and luck feels like it’s on my side for a moment, I become sure that everything will go RIGHT that day (in my pro and social life), no matter what decisions I make… I should call it a self-confidence boost!
Does that happen to you too?

It is not possible to say whether everyone will be like you because maybe one day I won a bet, that day my other work may have bad results. Again, good results may come that day, but mental peace is largely responsible for this. The day you win, you will feel very good mentally and your interest in other work will be good. The better you can work with your mind and mentality on other work, the better the results of your work will be. Basically, if you win in gambling, if your mind is good, many times the results of other work also become good.

[acroman08]

Does that happen to you too?

Yeah it does in a similar way, I mean, I would usually be in a good mood and be more optimistic about things, but not the point that I think everything will go right no matter what decision I make, and to be honest, thinking that everything would go right no matter what decision you make would be a dangerous mindset to have.

[danherbias07]

Many times.

But it is a wrong perspective. One lucky win doesn't mean it will go all the way. In fact, I have witnessed many times that after I win, a losing streak does happen. Yeah, like 80 percent of the time. A winning streak rarely happens. That was one very lucky day.
We should really be careful after we win. We must always consider walking out and calling it a day. Forget about gambling after withdrawal and just enjoy whatever money you made. This is the very best choice that I have learned after long hours of gambling.

[348Judah]

Honestly when we have an opportunity to win a bet in gambling, it could change our entire perspective for that day toward gambling, sometimes this narrative could come as a deceive on us, that we don't see it as a continuous process and end up with the expectation that more of it are coming just the way we had the previous.

[TheUltraElite]

Even a small win is a confidence boost, specially if it comes early in the gambling session. However this confidence should be treated with caution. Because the next bet might not be a win, on the contrary it might be the start of a losing streak that if continued will lead to a net loss.

That is why confidence in gambling is a killer. You can never be confident about these games. You have to accept that you will lose and just in case you win something big, you have just been lucky.

[Hewlet]

For example, whenever I win while gambling (whether it’s a big or small amount) and luck feels like it’s on my side for a moment, I become sure that everything will go RIGHT that day (in my pro and social life), no matter what decisions I make… I should call it a self-confidence boost!
Does that happen to you too?

It is just emotion and can also happen when you wake up to something that is actually positive and it will look as if every other thing is bent on being positive in that guise. there is a lot of positives that is associated with winning big and for that, if you are not able to control your emotions at the time of your wins, be rest assured that your decisions at that time might be one that will lead to a latter regret. a win does not suggest that you are going to win again and the excitement that comes with it should never push you to making any form of hasty decision that is not logically wise.