the fun begins when you start running out of bankroll

[Dareo]

I don't know how some of us feels each time we discovered that we are running out of bankroll, because this is a normal thing as we are also expected to ensure for an effective bankroll management in gambling, all these we are seeing do have advantage and situations like this are part of where we do see them manifest, because some may be caught unaware if they were found running out of bankroll unexpectedly.

I think the problem here is that we often think of our balance as what we have in our minds but in reality it is not as much, If we do not pay attention to small losses while gambling, suddenly one day we see that our bankroll is almost gone. At that time it seems like happened suddenly but in fact, it happened gradually. Many associated bankroll management with big players, but it is necessary for everyone, Because if there is no limit then the game is not in control. Another thing is that when we win, we get very confident and then we raise the size of the bet and that is where the problem starts, So I think it is very important to check out the status of your money regularly and keep a session limit. Then there is no case that you suddenly go out.

[Odusko]

I don't know how some of us feels each time we discovered that we are running out of bankroll, because this is a normal thing as we are also expected to ensure for an effective bankroll management in gambling, all these we are seeing do have advantage and situations like this are part of where we do see them manifest, because some may be caught unaware if they were found running out of bankroll unexpectedly.

I think the problem here is that we often think of our balance as what we have in our minds but in reality it is not as much, If we do not pay attention to small losses while gambling, suddenly one day we see that our bankroll is almost gone. At that time it seems like happened suddenly but in fact, it happened gradually. Many associated bankroll management with big players, but it is necessary for everyone, Because if there is no limit then the game is not in control. Another thing is that when we win, we get very confident and then we raise the size of the bet and that is where the problem starts, So I think it is very important to check out the status of your money regularly and keep a session limit. Then there is no case that you suddenly go out.

Gambling bankroll us hard to be managed if one make huge deposits, and winnings also, bit recording how much losses minus from the total winning that we have hard overall within the time frame, unlike addiction that blind your mind from calculating your entire bankroll this time you are using your available balance and games history to keep in check, in other not to be taken unaware when you suddenly discover that you don't have any balance left.

[shinratensei_]

The reason is that it's your instinct to keep survive. When you're feeling so desperate caused by your old strategy doesn't seem work and drain your bankroll. Then it pushes you to find a new trick that you think it may work.
So you start your experiment, and try to implement the new strategy in order to recover your lose or recoup some profit. Eventhough there is a moment when the odds are against you. However, you ignore it by continue to experiment with your strategy with the hope to get "profit".

So i personally see it as a "desperation moment". It's when you have no choice other than try a new thing to keep your bankroll survive. 

[Orpichukwu]

I don't know how some of us feels each time we discovered that we are running out of bankroll, because this is a normal thing as we are also expected to ensure for an effective bankroll management in gambling, all these we are seeing do have advantage and situations like this are part of where we do see them manifest, because some may be caught unaware if they were found running out of bankroll unexpectedly.

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.

[Findingnemo]

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

In reality, there is no tactic or strategy, it's just our mind trying to convince us to gamble more by having such thoughts so you will likely to deposit more money than you planned at first. It may looks fun but that is the critical point that your addictive behaviour is forcing you to do more and one who is ware of that and just exit can save themselves from losses.

[Ishicryptic]

The reason is that it's your instinct to keep survive. When you're feeling so desperate caused by your old strategy doesn't seem work and drain your bankroll. Then it pushes you to find a new trick that you think it may work.
So you start your experiment, and try to implement the new strategy in order to recover your lose or recoup some profit. Eventhough there is a moment when the odds are against you. However, you ignore it by continue to experiment with your strategy with the hope to get "profit".

So i personally see it as a "desperation moment". It's when you have no choice other than try a new thing to keep your bankroll survive. 

Anytime their is countdown to the end of something where we haven't achieved success we mostly find our selves in a desperate mood to achieve victory before the deadline. Example is in an examination hall or in gambling as the case is here, we start to think of a new strategy to experiment inorder to get result before time elapses or our bankroll deplates. This is why self control is important in gambling, we should try not to be too anxious to win, it'll do you no good because strategies are not enough to make you win. Plan your exit from a gambling site before starting, it will help you to be focused, know how much you're comfortable to path with before starting gambling.

[Showlove01]

I don't know how some of us feels each time we discovered that we are running out of bankroll, because this is a normal thing as we are also expected to ensure for an effective bankroll management in gambling, all these we are seeing do have advantage and situations like this are part of where we do see them manifest, because some may be caught unaware if they were found running out of bankroll unexpectedly.

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.

[eisen33]

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.

There’s nothing wrong with that, sometimes when you’re testing a new strategy, you have to expect that before you find one that actually works, you’ll spend some money on testing. But if it seems to you that you’ve found something that works well for you, you can deposit again and try to repeat everything once more. If the strategy is really good, it will allow you to win.

[Anayochukwu]

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

In reality, there is no tactic or strategy, it's just our mind trying to convince us to gamble more by having such thoughts so you will likely to deposit more money than you planned at first. It may looks fun but that is the critical point that your addictive behaviour is forcing you to do more and one who is ware of that and just exit can save themselves from losses.

You're right because no tactic or strategy that is above the game and that is why it's essential to apply self control and stop when necessary. Of course as a gambler that is careful will understand that the game is about going beyond and he wouldn't want to continue anymore because there is a high possiblity of losing if you don't exit and call it a day. Sometimes I don't know why most gamblers normally allow themselves to be convince because it doesn't make any sense at all for a gambler to get so low in the game.

[silpersurfer]

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

In reality, there is no tactic or strategy, it's just our mind trying to convince us to gamble more by having such thoughts so you will likely to deposit more money than you planned at first. It may looks fun but that is the critical point that your addictive behaviour is forcing you to do more and one who is ware of that and just exit can save themselves from losses.

Yes, it's just a feeling that is made from addictive behavior within ourselves, if we continue to be provoked and we do what we feel we want then we will enter the real addiction zone, there is no such thing as a strategy and or like we feel like we will get a big win, the game from start to finish goes the same, except that we may feel dissatisfied and still want to win so that addictive spirit appears in our minds and hearts to make even more deposits.

It is better to avoid that feeling and stick to gambling limits so as not to lose more.

[junder]

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

In reality, there is no tactic or strategy, it's just our mind trying to convince us to gamble more by having such thoughts so you will likely to deposit more money than you planned at first. It may looks fun but that is the critical point that your addictive behaviour is forcing you to do more and one who is ware of that and just exit can save themselves from losses.

Saying it's just our thoughts like you said is true, even in other words it's also like the way we convince ourselves that we will be able to win when there is no clear certainty that we find anything that smells like a strategy.

The addictive behavior you mentioned is true, the difference is that there are those who realize it and get out immediately to save themselves and there are also those who realize it but don't get out immediately but stay on that path.

[Royal Cap]

You're right because no tactic or strategy that is above the game and that is why it's essential to apply self control and stop when necessary. Of course as a gambler that is careful will understand that the game is about going beyond and he wouldn't want to continue anymore because there is a high possiblity of losing if you don't exit and call it a day. Sometimes I don't know why most gamblers normally allow themselves to be convince because it doesn't make any sense at all for a gambler to get so low in the game.

People don't really want to lose especially when they feel like they've put in so much time and money and now that they're getting out, it's all in vain. Then they begin playing in order to justify their past decisions, not the game. At this stage, they convince themselves they're in control even though they know deep down they're losing control. And a lot of time the reason to go down is not greed but hope. They believe that if they win well it will be ok and the previous mistakes will be covered, this thought keeps people stuck, because if they get out, the loss will become real but if they keep playing, there's still a chance.

[bakasabo]

Someone might understand topic that first you need to lose some money before gambling starts to entertain you. Sounds fair, because first you pay for service, so to say buy entrance ticket, then you get entertained. But I dont think it is fully true. For me, fun starts from the start, even before I have placed my first bet, because I am already in cheerful mood that next minutes and hours are going to be great. When I start running out of bankroll, for me this means only that gambling for today is about to end (and it does not mean that now I have to change my playstyle, decrease or increase bet size, become less risky).

[Strongkored]

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.

Whatever the name or taste, gambling is always enticing.
Once you've played, you'll always feel compelled to play again and again.
That's why it's crucial to have self-control and limits so you know when you've overdone it.
Without self-control and limits, you won't realize you've overdone it.

[Wakate]

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

In reality, there is no tactic or strategy, it's just our mind trying to convince us to gamble more by having such thoughts so you will likely to deposit more money than you planned at first. It may looks fun but that is the critical point that your addictive behaviour is forcing you to do more and one who is ware of that and just exit can save themselves from losses.

Addiction is real and those that are going through addiction need to watch themselves and seek for guidance on how to relief themselves from the thought of gambling everyday. It is no more a fun for gamblers to see it as fun when their bankroll is down, maybe someone can have this kind of luck to win and become profitable but I have never seen this kind of occurrence happening everytime.

[Hypnosis00]

Someone might understand topic that first you need to lose some money before gambling starts to entertain you. Sounds fair, because first you pay for service, so to say buy entrance ticket, then you get entertained. But I dont think it is fully true. For me, fun starts from the start, even before I have placed my first bet, because I am already in cheerful mood that next minutes and hours are going to be great. When I start running out of bankroll, for me this means only that gambling for today is about to end (and it does not mean that now I have to change my playstyle, decrease or increase bet size, become less risky).

But that is not the case, I see for most gamblers. Most gamblers are more desperate to recover their losses than to accept that it's okay and that they were happy.

If you see yourself happy after suffering losses, I would say congratulations. And you are indeed special in the sense that you acted differently from others. Because I know how it feels when we lose, and the only thing that appears in our minds is to win. We usually follow our emotions rather than contradicting them. That is why we see most gamblers don't stop gambling despite losses because they can't accept defeat.

[Woodie]

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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.

Yep been on this road for sure  and guess others have been on this road

But I have learnt to grind and dig myself out of such situations with grinding strategies which works 50% of the time, but I wouldn't advise on making this a habit because it will @#& up your mentality.. but it gets intense and full of fun . Gamble responsibly guys and gals.

[nara1892]

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.

[Lida93]

I don't know how some of us feels each time we discovered that we are running out of bankroll, because this is a normal thing as we are also expected to ensure for an effective bankroll management in gambling, all these we are seeing do have advantage and situations like this are part of where we do see them manifest, because some may be caught unaware if they were found running out of bankroll unexpectedly.

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.

It does happens, people can really get unaware about how low their bankroll has gone down and that's because they get hooked to the game that they pay more attention to the games with little to no attention on what their bankroll is looking like at each session. Maybe you're not aware of it because it hasn't happen to you before, and that can be credited to individual differences in the ways we're gambling.

[Tungbulu]

Whatever the name or taste, gambling is always enticing.
Once you've played, you'll always feel compelled to play again and again.
That's why it's crucial to have self-control and limits so you know when you've overdone it.
Without self-control and limits, you won't realize you've overdone it.

That’s very correct. With something as addictive as gambling, losing control becomes very easy . Which is why gambling requires a person with a great deal of discipline, and this applies to everyone, it doesn’t matter whether you’re gambling for profits or you’re simply gambling for the fun of the game, if you lack discipline, you’ve missed it completely. Gambling can be fun and enjoyable, it can equally be destructive and detrimental, depending on how you approach it and you mindset towards it.