the fun begins when you start running out of bankroll

[Orpichukwu]

How can someone be caught unaware when they are gambling without noticing their balance is reducing unless something is clouding their mind? As for me, in each spin or each bet, without even looking at my balance, I already know what should be left, and for each win, I know how much was won and how much I'm supposed to have in total. Before I get to the stage where I can't monitor my balance, I'm already out of the casino.

I'm not really a fan of those kind of bet one will spend hours on and even to the point someone won't know or realize how much they have in their balance that doesn't sound okay to me because there is no way someone will gamble that they won't at least know the range of their balance. I can not even gamble without checking my balance steady to know how much is there so that I can be able to pull out or stop when I lose to a particular amount, anyone who doesn't check his or her balance is a reckless gambler and they can easily lose everything.

I never even thought of such until when I read the comment I replied to, because many of which I have seen and myself I don't gamble without taking account, and if someone is actually gambling and they don't know how much is left on their balance, it could only show the person is lost or somehow too desperate to win in a game which we are not supposed to be that deeply into it.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Lately I just discovered this during my gamble session, though it's been happening and it seems normal at first and that's why I refused to pay attention until I had several experience with it and that brought me to thinking if this is the actual reason people gamble irresponsibly and end up getting to the addiction stage where they start chasing losses even when their initial purpose was to keep it clean and stay on budget.
I don’t know if others also have similar experience, well here is my question:

Why does it always seem like you just discovered a new tactic or strategy when your bankroll is about to get exhausted.

Well, I don't actually have or get that experience that I have a new strategy when I am about running out of bankroll, what often times happens to me when I am running out of bankroll is that I begin to feel that I am just a few spins away from hitting it big, at this time, I get some sort of super convictions that I am going to get a big winning if I don't stop playing, and just when I eventually run out of bankroll, I start getting a really strong urge to deposit new money and continue to gamble..

I've fallen for this trick a couple of times and the outcome was that I ended up losing in both sessions, after a couple of that experiences, I decided within myself never to fall for such temptation again.
So nowadays, when I gamble and start getting such feeling, I stay focus and immediately I run out of bankroll, I close the casino and get myself going something else that takes my mind off gambling completely in that immediate time.

[boyptc]

In my opinion, it's nothing more than your own feelings. When your balance starts to decline, for example, when you only have 20% of your initial capital left, your mind starts working hard to try various ways to recover your losses. However, that doesn't mean it's a surefire way to restore the situation. What I mean is that these attempts are not always successful, and even if they are, I don't think it's because you've found the right strategy, but rather because the game has turned in your favor.
I often find myself in the same situation, and it's not uncommon for me to end up losing despite my best efforts to turn things around.

Well, we do mostly have that bad ending as we gamble. Despite with all we did for ourselves and to prolong the bankrolls that we have.

It's still the result that we mostly get because that's what gambling is, we lose and even with our best ways to avoid losses.

That will come no matter what happens and we're not going to lose if we won't gamble. So, we have to accept the reality about it once we've already set our foot to gamble.

[Stablexcoin]

I don’t think I can actually relate when it comes to finding a new strategy just at the brink of exhausting your bankroll because all I have is a distorted mindset that I try to control not to lose control.

At this point, it is normal to feel that way but I think that would be the worst time to discover a new strategy because you would not really be in the right state of mind to actually think properly after consecutive losses.