Recovering your list

[Findingnemo]

I have not seen anyone that has actually gotten back all his lost from gambling~

Maybe you didn't read enough stories, hear my story I lost $25 a couple of weeks back but then I won around $200 on the very next day, which means I recovered from the loss right?

Chasing loss in gambling is a bad thing and people who use the money that is needed for something else will be forced to recover and will lose more in the process of recovering that back.

[nakamura12]

No one will talk about winnings all the time. In my opinion, I think some countries also have the same kind of practice where someone wins will share some of the winnings which in my country called balato so it's either they didn't share their winnings so they can avoid doing it and thinking about if the winnings are even close to the total amount of money lose during gambling. One more thing, chasing losses isn't as simple as we think because out of 10 bets for example is that you will only win less than 50% or even much lower than that so it's pointless to chase losses.

[Fiatless]

I have not seen anyone that has actually gotten back all his lost from gambling or heard rather and that is the key word that ties one down in this gambling (I will recover ) that's why is good to use spare cash in gambling

The truth is that people lose more in gambling than they win. So when people complain that they have not gotten the money they lost back, they are not lying. People who see gambling as an alternative source of income are the victims of loss chasing. They want to recover losses because they see their deposits as capital. Seeing gambling as entertainment such as buying movie tickets or paying for online subscriptions, is the right approach.  

[Africolo]

I have not seen anyone that has actually gotten back all his lost from gambling or heard rather and that is the key word that ties one down in this gambling (I will recover ) that's why is good to use spare cash in gambling

I don't know if anyone has really recovered all they have lost while gambling because I haven't heard of it or maybe people don't often talk about their winnings and mostly talks about their looses, it's even difficult to win back what has been lost because in bid of winning back what has been lost you are very open to more losses and this has made it difficult to win back losses. If you want to keep record list of your loses it won't be funny because by the time you accumulate all you have lost it's going to hurt you when you haven't really won a better percentage compared to what you have lost, I think we shouldn't keep record of our wins nor losses so it won't put us under pressure.

If you gamble with the mindset of recovery your losses, I'm sorry to say but you will encounter more losses so it's better you just play with a clear mindset of making profit or just gambling for fun as recovering all that is lost is very difficult to achieve, chasing looses is one of the baddest part of gambling and people should desist from it as it makes one to loss more.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

When you intentionally chase after your loss thinking you can recover everything back, that's when you start to lay down a trap for yourself in the delusional mindset that makes you feel that you can actually win the house. Such mindset makes you forget that the chance of winning is not even up to 50% percent, the casino stands the better chance than the gambler.

[Hispo]

I have not seen anyone that has actually gotten back all his lost from gambling or heard rather and that is the key word that ties one down in this gambling (I will recover ) that's why is good to use spare cash in gambling

It is possible to get one's gambling losses back, some gamblers actually call it "revenge gambling", it is gambling for the sake of getting all money back.
Most of the cases people who get involved in regency gambling will see Al their funds depleted and and all their wealth gone, because of their sense of pride and greed.
The best approach when comes to gambling losses is always allow them to go and not to think about those losses any longer.

[Mhizlove]

Have seen how that I will recover it mindset can hook someone to be very slow because at first it will start like a joke making you feel like you want to fix one bad loss but before you know it you will end up going after the money before realising yourself or thinking straight. All I can say is that before you decides to use your money to gamble just put it in mind that you've lost that money because the moment you start being emotional that you will recover or win it back that's when the problems begin so it's either you stop gambling or turn into an addict

[Patikno]

I have not seen anyone that has actually gotten back all his lost from gambling or heard rather and that is the key word that ties one down in this gambling (I will recover ) that's why is good to use spare cash in gambling

I have never heard of anyone who has truly recovered all their gambling losses, and even if they have, I suspect they are rare (comparated to most).

In reality, the goal of gambling should be to treat it as entertainment, so you shouldn't take it too seriously and chase your losses. It is easy to experience deeper losses, if you view gambling as a way to make a profit, especially if you are trying to consistently win, which I believe it is impossible. Therefore, we often hear the phrase "be a responsible gambler", and the advice "limit your finances", or "practice good financial management when gambling". All of this is for our own good, so we can gamble responsibly. So, we need to remind each other not to overdo it, but to only gamble as much as we can afford.

Trust me, gambling will be more enjoyable and calming, if we treat it purely as entertainment.

[Yeesha]

I have not seen anyone that has actually gotten back all his lost from gambling or heard rather and that is the key word that ties one down in this gambling (I will recover ) that's why is good to use spare cash in gambling

"I will recover" is nothing but a big trap for a, gambler, because in the process of planning to recover their losses they will end up using more money to gamble and lose it as a result of their foolishness and carelessness. The fact about gambling is that, when you win at a moment, celebrate it. And at the same time when you loose just accept the fact and move on. And don't let anything like "I will recover" to even recover. Well it might be possible for some gamblers to recover their losses from gambling, but some might find it very difficult, and may result in additional losses, and some might end up getting addicted to gambling. After an addict realises his mistake, it is left for his family and society to help him or her rehabilitate and bring them back fully to the community in other for him or her to return back to their normal lifestyle and activities.

[Emjay24]

What do you say about people that win lotteries of big amounts? Surely most of them recovered their deposits and are beating the casinos by great amounts. I have got some considerable wins in gambling but I can't really say I recovered all since I lost count. Most gamblers cannot really give account of how much they've lost vs how much they've gained, so it would be difficult for even some serious gamblers to know if they've recovered all of their funds from gambling or not at all.

[Odusko]

I have not seen anyone that has actually gotten back all his lost from gambling or heard rather and that is the key word that ties one down in this gambling (I will recover ) that's why is good to use spare cash in gambling

Some gamblers are lucky to recover their loses, don't get things wrong, although the ratio at which we have such gambler that recovered from previous loses may be low, but that doesn't mean we don't have some of that in gambling, I still remember when I hard 50% of my entire bankroll wiped out in sport betting, but when I switched to spin I was able to recover 100% back on my bankroll, so yes one can be lucky to recover but not all the time.

[Akbarkoe]

I will recover, this phrase exists but it does not mean recovering the losses we have lost at gambling but this phrase exists because addicts begin to feel they no longer want to gamble by chasing losses or losing continuously without proper measures at gambling.

Never ask for the money you lost at the casino back, it's useless, they won't give it back, and there's no reason for them to.
Hoping to get lucky by gambling more only makes you suffer more.

[Hazink]

I have not seen anyone that has actually gotten back all his lost from gambling or heard rather and that is the key word that ties one down in this gambling (I will recover ) that's why is good to use spare cash in gambling

It's rare, there are people who might have made more money than they have ever lost to gambling, but it's rare, and such people don't always take gambling seriously, which limits the amount they could have possibly spent and lost to gambling, and when small luck hits their side, their winning is always enough to cover everything spent but for those who chase losses as a result of gambling with more than they can spare such only end up losing more instead of ever recovering the lost

[Ishicryptic]

I have not seen anyone that has actually gotten back all his lost from gambling or heard rather and that is the key word that ties one down in this gambling (I will recover ) that's why is good to use spare cash in gambling

It is possible to recover all your loses in gambling because I've seen gamblers who hit the jackpot and won multiple times more than their entire stakes in gambling and this is the reason why many gamblers keep chasing loses to hit it like these few jackpot winners. It is not all about winning huge amount of money that will cover all your loses it is about losing every big wins back to the casino on the long run the moment you start to chase loses when you're on a losing streak. Loses are a part of gambling likewise winnings you should just use amount that you are comfortable to loose everytime you want to gamble and try to have fun while at it.

[Alphakilo]

I have not seen anyone that has actually gotten back all his lost from gambling or heard rather and that is the key word that ties one down in this gambling (I will recover ) that's why is good to use spare cash in gambling

It's rare, there are people who might have made more money than they have ever lost to gambling, but it's rare, and such people don't always take gambling seriously, which limits the amount they could have possibly spent and lost to gambling, and when small luck hits their side, their winning is always enough to cover everything spent but for those who chase losses as a result of gambling with more than they can spare such only end up losing more instead of ever recovering the lost

The only way gamblers recover their losses is when they win big or have bonus rewards that may be substantial enough to bet with, otherwise, it remains to chase losses without end and of which leads to addiction.
A gambler who knows how to set limits on bets or use a budget, is financial literate enough to know when they have begun wasting their funds carelessly and that's what makes a difference between professionals and amateur gamblers.

[harapan]

I have not seen anyone that has actually gotten back all his lost from gambling or heard rather and that is the key word that ties one down in this gambling (I will recover ) that's why is good to use spare cash in gambling

The people who recover their loses are those who will have to stake highly on small odds with a big money, apart from that, do not fall for those who tell you and hint you directly they you can get back your loses from a casino site or a gambling sit. I have been delusional but this would be more than that but mere stupidly.

[sunsilk]

I have not seen anyone that has actually gotten back all his lost from gambling or heard rather and that is the key word that ties one down in this gambling (I will recover ) that's why is good to use spare cash in gambling

I think if there are gamblers who were able to recover all of their losses, they want to choose to remain silent. But if we're going to understand it.

The majority of the gamblers have never recovered everything that they have lost. And that's the reason even in the slightest amount that we can recover, we're trying.

And yes, it's definitely good to use money that's just a spare to you. So if you lose it, there will be no pains to be felt.

[Agbamoni]

First, you have to keep track of your wins and your losses before you can boast of recovering all your losses. I dont think any gambler will pay so much attention to details because of chasing his loss. Imagine the amount of effort needed to keep a record for each day and each game you play.

Theoretically, one big win like a lottery or jackpot can cover all your gambling losses. Only a few lucky gamblers will hit a jackpot in their entire life.

[Joy- maker]

I don't know if anyone here have recovered the amount of money he or she has lost to gambling, but i doubt. Because I believe no one has earned back up to 30 percent of the amount they lost to gambling. Me self I have been gambling for years now, still my losses is higher than what I have earned back.

Trying to recover your losses will make you lose more money, that is why I don't bother myself nor try to recover my losses, instead l gamble with the amount of money I can afford to lose to avoid chasing after losses. And those who are chasing or trying to recover the amount of money they have lost to gambling, are not longer gambling for fun or for entertainment, rather they are gambling with a purpose which is very wrong.

[Mate2237]

Trying to recover what you have lost in gambling is trapping yourself down and it's not easy to get out of such traps. You can't recover all what you have lost this is a reality that should be learnt early because, without having such information will mean you will continue to gamble chasing shadows thinking that you are going to get back what you have lost in the process of gambling and continue to lose more.


Removing your mind from winning big is one thing that will help people with this type of mindset, which I know will only come from gambler's who are new to gambling because, over time you will discover that gambling is not something that one should put hopes on making money from as it's designed to take money away from you.