As a gambler have you ever felt that you are been monitoring anytime you losses

[boyptc]

I only monitor myself.  And if I feel that it is the casino that's monitoring me, maybe the signs will be there when they start messaging me about the wins that I make.

With that, you know what I mean that there's something wrong with how you gamble and they like to stop from winning to distract you.

[Smartprofit]

I remember playing roulette at a brick-and-mortar casino, and the croupiers were watching me closely as I moved from one table to the next, winning constantly. That's a fact! 🙋 However, it most likely wasn't that they didn't like that I was constantly winning. I was probably just very drunk, as I was drinking alcohol (absinthe) while playing. Shot after shot... Perhaps I was walking unsteadily, unsteadily, or something like that... And that caught their attention. 💃

In general, I believe there's no need to explain events that happen to us in life with mysticism. I'm not a proponent of magical thinking, I'm a proponent of a scientific approach!

When you lose at an online casino, no one is deliberately watching you. Of course, all online activity is recorded by special algorithms. And online casinos also keep logs of events and record a detailed history of all games.  But if you think the "Eye of Sauron" is watching you, and the Dark Lord himself laughs evilly every time you lose, then this is, of course, not true.🧖

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I only monitor myself.  And if I feel that it is the casino that's monitoring me, maybe the signs will be there when they start messaging me about the wins that I make.

With that, you know what I mean that there's something wrong with how you gamble and they like to stop from winning to distract you.

Lol, and we know that the casino don't even have enough time to start monitoring a gambler who is not on the list of suspected players,  whether the casino monitors a player or not, it doesn't stops the person from winning or losing, OP forgot that luck can just be completely against a player sometimes, while at times too, they could be lucky to win and when they are winning, they won't say the casino is monitoring them.

[lombok]

I only monitor myself.  And if I feel that it is the casino that's monitoring me, maybe the signs will be there when they start messaging me about the wins that I make.

With that, you know what I mean that there's something wrong with how you gamble and they like to stop from winning to distract you.

Lol, and we know that the casino don't even have enough time to start monitoring a gambler who is not on the list of suspected players,  whether the casino monitors a player or not, it doesn't stops the person from winning or losing, OP forgot that luck can just be completely against a player sometimes, while at times too, they could be lucky to win and when they are winning, they won't say the casino is monitoring them.

Fortune in gambling is just by chance and the organisers do not interfere. The amusement is not watched at all when the participants win, only on losing occasions. This argument can make us realise that all game results are individual risks and have no externalities. When we give this credit, it makes us grow up to accept reality. The assumption of casinos keeping watch on the player in personal advantage is only illusion which The long perspective is harmful to our own psychology.

[Yorubek]

I have been having this feeling and i thought of bregin it here to share my feelings because i don't know if anyone here might be having these same thoughts, like the way i do gamble, i gamble careful and responsible with a few odds with a big amount that i can afford to lose and i will end up losing the ticket by one game cutting from the ticket, and  i will take a break till the next week, i will share the odds into different tickets just to make sure that i wining but yet it seems that i have someone that is monitoring or preventing me from winning and you know how painful it is to see your tickets cut by one game, and i know the fact that no one is monitoring or preventing me from winning but i just want to know why i keep having such feelings anytime i losese and i don't know if anyone has the same thought too.

What you’re feeling is actually common in gambling and not new to us when you consistently lose by one leg, your brain looks for a pattern or someone controlling it, even though it’s just variance and probability playing out. Near misses are especially painful because they create the illusion that you were so close, which emotionally hits harder than a total loss. It’s not someone monitoring you hence it’s the psychological effect of randomness plus expectation, and recognizing that already shows you’re thinking more rationally than you realize.

I understand what you are saying because losing a single game can be quite an emotional experience. When it occurs frequently, it begins to make it personal as though something is happening against you despite the fact that it does not make sense logically. It is also very frustrating when there is a near-miss as this leaves you with the impression that you were very close to winning. That emotional effect is greater than an utter loss. Well, it is only a matter of chance and luck. It is not a bad nor irresponsible idea to take breaks like you do.

It is true that if a gambler starts losing repeatedly while gambling, he may feel that someone is watching him, this is mainly due to a misconception in his mind created by repeated losses. We do not really know what the outcome of gambling can be, the outcome of gambling is completely uncertain, the probability of losing is always higher than winning when gambling, another thing is that you have to be lucky to win when gambling, the lucky ones can win most of the time when gambling. However, I think it is very important to take a break from repeated losses while gambling, as this can reduce the risk of losing money and maintain self-control over yourself, and this misconception of the mind can be changed.

[Joeboy]

It is true that if a gambler starts losing repeatedly while gambling, he may feel that someone is watching him, this is mainly due to a misconception in his mind created by repeated losses. We do not really know what the outcome of gambling can be, the outcome of gambling is completely uncertain, the probability of losing is always higher than winning when gambling, another thing is that you have to be lucky to win when gambling, the lucky ones can win most of the time when gambling. However, I think it is very important to take a break from repeated losses while gambling, as this can reduce the risk of losing money and maintain self-control over yourself, and this misconception of the mind can be changed.

I sometimes feel that this feeling that some gamblers get of someone being watching them sometimes comes from there inability to accept their losses... Sure they may assume and tell other folks that the loss didn't affect them or that they risked the amount they could comfortably lose... But then the question is, did they really accept the loss? Or they just seem to be making up the claims about them accepting their losses... Have been there so I know for sure how frustrating it can be when folks experiences repeated losses, that loses can turn your behavior into that of another... And sometimes in that state of anger and paranoia you get from constant losses, you begin to make different unrealistic assumptions, such as the assumption that you are being monitored and limited from progressing....

[FanEagle]

The scam websites that makes you lose time to time because they coded it that way are not really that shocking because there are scammers everywhere and regulations on online casinos are very low.

Just because a place has a curacao license doesn't mean they are not going to scam you, we have seen plenty of websites like freebitco.in for example have that license and yet they have still scammed everyone and many examples like that exists today. So online casinos are very risky and only way to be sure is either sports betting which you can see the results, or provably fair gambling games.

[Findingnemo]

This is nothing but our brain is trying to pattern to put the blame of losing the money on something else which is common though but no one is making you lose, it's the results you picked end up making you to lose and if you think the sport is trying to manipulate the results because they want you to lose your $100 or something then it will feel stupid for even thinking like that.

[boyptc]

I only monitor myself.  And if I feel that it is the casino that's monitoring me, maybe the signs will be there when they start messaging me about the wins that I make.

With that, you know what I mean that there's something wrong with how you gamble and they like to stop from winning to distract you.

Lol, and we know that the casino don't even have enough time to start monitoring a gambler who is not on the list of suspected players,  whether the casino monitors a player or not, it doesn't stops the person from winning or losing, OP forgot that luck can just be completely against a player sometimes, while at times too, they could be lucky to win and when they are winning, they won't say the casino is monitoring them.

Yes, they won't put you on their priority to get monitored if you're just doing fine and does almost nothing aside from gambling.

You're not going to get their attention if you're losing often as well. We can be lucky and win but the casinos or anybody won't monitor us not unless you've won like hundred thousand dollars to a million from a single bet or win.

[nelson4lov]

I've had this thought one time but quickly scrapped it off because if you take a step back and look at the big picture, in the grand scheme of things, you're just a single player in a pool of thousands of other players and most times these players don't really care about our bets as they don't even know us or what we look like. It's the reason I prefer sportsbetting to Casino because with sports betting, there's little to no evidence of actual manipulation and I doubt it happens in top leagues since those are super competitive so you sorta like get a fair chance.

I've won and lost bets so it's almost certain that I'm not being tracked because my size is not size.

[Makus]

During my early phases of sports betting i actually felt that way because anytime I decide not to bet for some reasons that day becomes the profitable for a lot of people but whenever I decide to bet there is always a cut one, this made me feel like the bookies were monitoring my account and manipulating the results to make me lose my bets but that was just because I was inexperienced. overtime i started to understand what betting is all about and how to take my mind off a bet that I placed. loses are normal.

[Kelvinid]

There is no one who prevents you from winning, but know that having casino is a business, and it will never allow its players to keep winning while the house consistently losing. Gambling is business, and the edge is always on the house, so accept the fact that you are more destined to lose than win.

However, gamblers can be extra lucky and may win decent amount, but we can't tell how much losses that person acquired first before he got lucky and win a huge amount. But for sure, the total losses are bigger compared to their winnings.

[Vaculin]

Sometimes we really felt that everyone is conspiring on us to lose our bet and then we blame everyone one around us, except our yourselves. Not to break the bubble to the OP, but this sounds like a lame excuses.

If we lost, then we should just accept that fact and not look for anyone or anything or think something that make us lose. Just move forward or take a break, everyone has his bad days in gambling. Best case for us to win, but that is not always going to happen.

If you are a newbie in gambling, I would understand that. But the other side of my mind is yelling out that losses are normal when gambling. And even from a non-gambler's point of view, this kind of narrative is very understandable.

Gambling casinos are not playing with us, but they're doing business with us. And the only way for them to profit is to see us losing, because that becomes their victory. Otherwise, they won't stand still operating in the market if we are constantly winning while they are suffering from losses.

[Orpichukwu]

This is nothing but our brain is trying to pattern to put the blame of losing the money on something else which is common though but no one is making you lose, it's the results you picked end up making you to lose and if you think the sport is trying to manipulate the results because they want you to lose your $100 or something then it will feel stupid for even thinking like that.

The OP doesn't even see it as if the sport itself or the bookie is the one trying to manipulate the game in order for him to win or lose, but the statement sounds like there is something always trying to make him lose no matter the type of game he bets on. My advice for the OP is, since such a losing streak is happening, better take a break and leave gambling, as the reason for such feelings might come from constant losses.

[TheUltraElite]

The thought that someone is monitoring and preventing you from winning is a common gambling related delusion. Because they all want to win and because they are not getting those wins, they think that someone is out there who is stopping them from winning, which is completely false.

The math is designed to be like that, you will win some games but you will lose more than that making the cumulative losses more than the wins.

There is no button to turn luck on or off, it does not work like that. You get lucky or you dont.

[Findingnemo]

This is nothing but our brain is trying to pattern to put the blame of losing the money on something else which is common though but no one is making you lose, it's the results you picked end up making you to lose and if you think the sport is trying to manipulate the results because they want you to lose your $100 or something then it will feel stupid for even thinking like that.

The OP doesn't even see it as if the sport itself or the bookie is the one trying to manipulate the game in order for him to win or lose, but the statement sounds like there is something always trying to make him lose no matter the type of game he bets on. My advice for the OP is, since such a losing streak is happening, better take a break and leave gambling, as the reason for such feelings might come from constant losses.

Bookies can manipulate the odds but not the results and if there is a sportbookies that post fake results just to make someone lose then they won't be available in the reputed casino and people won't be using them at all so that's unlikely what OP said but he is just looking for a reason why he always lose but that is what happens with parlay.

[letteredhub]

When we're gambling and making long losses after several strategies that may have being incorporated into the bets just to find one lucky winning ticket, yet, itt still happens that we losing. At that moment we can start generating many questions about our self, some persons might even think they're cursed  with bad luck, that's why they are not winning.  When you pinpoint your mind on making profit that's when this type of self questioning emanates for mind and it can lead to self doubt.

[Bitcoin.com97]

It’s normal to feel that way , especially when you even reduced it to small odd with big money, sometimes you just to get your staking power again yet it still lost , but truth be told nobody is monitoring you , it’s just a feeling, and it could  also be a coincidence, and most times it’s just one point , maybe you aren’t lucky enough, but just chill for a while , you will differently get them one day .

[Orpichukwu]

The OP doesn't even see it as if the sport itself or the bookie is the one trying to manipulate the game in order for him to win or lose, but the statement sounds like there is something always trying to make him lose no matter the type of game he bets on. My advice for the OP is, since such a losing streak is happening, better take a break and leave gambling, as the reason for such feelings might come from constant losses.

Bookies can manipulate the odds but not the results and if there is a sportbookies that post fake results just to make someone lose then they won't be available in the reputed casino and people won't be using them at all so that's unlikely what OP said but he is just looking for a reason why he always lose but that is what happens with parlay.

We are still on the same page here; the Op is not accusing the bookie but might be pointing in another direction. As we all know, results for games are verified from other sources, so the bookies can't lie about results. The worst they can do is to say a game was marked as void or whatever language they will use and cancel a particular game, but they can announce fake results, especially for sports, whose results can be verified from anywhere.