Recovering your list

[r_victory]

Certainly, the best option for a gambler, and especially for those who claim to gamble for fun, is to do so with money specifically set aside for this activity and not risk the resources needed to maintain their home, pay bills, and cover other daily needs, particularly if they have dependents. It's this idea that they will recover what they lost that ultimately leads them to lose even more.

[Dareo]

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

.....We should never force ourselves to recover what we’ve lost, just gamble as usual if we win, we enjoy it if we lose, we accept it.

Actually many people go into gambling with the wrong idea that if they are patient or play more they will eventually recover all their losses. But in reality that rarely happens, because the system is designed in such a way that the house has an advantage in the end, So in my opinion when gambling it is necessary to accept from the beginning that the possibility of losing is high, If someone keeps this in mind and plays only for fun and uses money that will not be a problem even if they lose then the matter becomes much easier. But when someone plays with the thought that they have to win, then the pressure builds and the losses also increase.

[Fredomago]

Certainly, the best option for a gambler, and especially for those who claim to gamble for fun, is to do so with money specifically set aside for this activity and not risk the resources needed to maintain their home, pay bills, and cover other daily needs, particularly if they have dependents. It's this idea that they will recover what they lost that ultimately leads them to lose even more.

Yeah right, better to stop after realizing that the money which is not supposed to be used for gambling already lose, such actions needs to be carried and be decided wisely, instead of pushing for more and try to chase, it's a must to stop and accept the mistake then move forward to avoid losing more, usually those who keeps on trying their luck losses more and become addicted if they can't handle the pressures.

[liasbaa]

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

.....We should never force ourselves to recover what we’ve lost, just gamble as usual if we win, we enjoy it if we lose, we accept it.

Actually many people go into gambling with the wrong idea that if they are patient or play more they will eventually recover all their losses. But in reality that rarely happens, because the system is designed in such a way that the house has an advantage in the end, So in my opinion when gambling it is necessary to accept from the beginning that the possibility of losing is high, If someone keeps this in mind and plays only for fun and uses money that will not be a problem even if they lose then the matter becomes much easier. But when someone plays with the thought that they have to win, then the pressure builds and the losses also increase.

It is necessary to keep a separate allocation for gambling so that even if you lose money, it will not have a negative impact on your normal life. You should gamble with funds that you can afford to lose. It is wrong to expect good results in everything without a target. Your goal in gambling should be to have fun because if your goal is to make money, you are bound to get addicted. As you said, many gamblers start gambling with the wrong idea and they think that through gambling they will earn a lot of money in a short time and become rich, but they forget that gambling is not a scheme to get rich, as a result their losses keep increasing. Even if you gamble for fun, you can become addicted. To avoid addiction, you need to set aside a certain amount for gambling and keep it within your financial capabilities.

[danherbias07]

The thng about chasing losses is that the gambler is going to lose in the long run even though there are times that he or she would be successful. Recovering losses in some cases would be possible especially when the gambler is Lucky, there is no guarantee of winning and losing. chasing losses is something that's messed up because the chances of recovery are very low and you can't tell of other things might happen. nothing can make there be a situation where chasing losses is safe.

Yes, that's correct. Either that or just getting a part of what we lost, which will make us think that we can do it, although it could be a trap.

Losses don't mean our chances of winning grow. Gambling has no emotions, so it will not feel bad for us. It will just keep on taking as we go on. So, if a chance comes and we win a big amount that would tie the losses that we had, I think it's the right time to think about slowing down and just enjoying the games.
Chasing losses could lead to gambling addiction, and I think many gamblers have already been trapped in that kind of situation.

[Johnlomape]

Certainly, the best option for a gambler, and especially for those who claim to gamble for fun, is to do so with money specifically set aside for this activity and not risk the resources needed to maintain their home, pay bills, and cover other daily needs, particularly if they have dependents. It's this idea that they will recover what they lost that ultimately leads them to lose even more.

It is better to gamble with consciousness and never assume you are gambling for fun because that can lead you to gamble for too long and that can result in severe mistakes that can not be undone. Any money that has been lost should not be attempted to be recovered because that is where problem can surface which can lead to another severe loses when you tried to recover your past loses.
It is not really easy to be profitable for a long time when gambling, you can use your profits for something like investment that will bring profit to you.

[batang_bitcoin]

Certainly, the best option for a gambler, and especially for those who claim to gamble for fun, is to do so with money specifically set aside for this activity and not risk the resources needed to maintain their home, pay bills, and cover other daily needs, particularly if they have dependents. It's this idea that they will recover what they lost that ultimately leads them to lose even more.

That's a mistake if a gambler does that still. They're irresponsible and don't know what to prioritize when they gamble and what the bills are for. They're free to gamble but they shouldn't forget about paying the bills and avoid spending the money that's assigned for it. The chances are there but you better be sure not to reach the due date before you make something just to solve it because that's going to put you in a deeper hole that you have no ladder to get out with. Don't dig your own grave by being an irresponsible gambler like them.

[Jody.Drummer]

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 believe there are people who are very lucky to be able to recover all their losses with their winnings, but people like this are very few and far between. Out of a hundred people, there may be only one, or perhaps none at all. In my opinion, it is best not to think that we can recover all our losses, because what we fear will only trigger us to gamble excessively in pursuit of wins that are not actually necessary. It is fortunate for those who win big and recoup all their losses, but the problem is that not everyone will remember the total amount they have lost while gambling.

[michellee]

Certainly, the best option for a gambler, and especially for those who claim to gamble for fun, is to do so with money specifically set aside for this activity and not risk the resources needed to maintain their home, pay bills, and cover other daily needs, particularly if they have dependents. It's this idea that they will recover what they lost that ultimately leads them to lose even more.

That's a mistake if a gambler does that still. They're irresponsible and don't know what to prioritize when they gamble and what the bills are for. They're free to gamble but they shouldn't forget about paying the bills and avoid spending the money that's assigned for it. The chances are there but you better be sure not to reach the due date before you make something just to solve it because that's going to put you in a deeper hole that you have no ladder to get out with. Don't dig your own grave by being an irresponsible gambler like them.

Those who often gambling do not understand their mistakes. The things is how they can gets their money back even if that means they should use more money. Only those who can treat gambling as fun activity will always responsible with their gambling activity.

Gamblers could lose much and if they don't checking their balance, they will not care if their losses becomes big. They must separating their income to many so that will not disrupt each others.

[Youngrebel]

Certainly, the best option for a gambler, and especially for those who claim to gamble for fun, is to do so with money specifically set aside for this activity and not risk the resources needed to maintain their home, pay bills, and cover other daily needs, particularly if they have dependents. It's this idea that they will recover what they lost that ultimately leads them to lose even more.

Aside setting an amount of money Aside for gambling or any other expenses it is also very important to note that the it will take discipline and determination to actually stand by it and make it work. This is true because after you remove the money and proberbly you are done with the said amount theres still much temptation and tendency take from other places and spend on gambling.  Some Aside keeping money you still self discipline to stand by the decisions you've taken.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Certainly, the best option for a gambler, and especially for those who claim to gamble for fun, is to do so with money specifically set aside for this activity and not risk the resources needed to maintain their home, pay bills, and cover other daily needs, particularly if they have dependents. It's this idea that they will recover what they lost that ultimately leads them to lose even more.

Responsible gambling is not reserved for those who have dependents alone, gambling responsibly is supposed to be something that is practised by every single person who find his or her way into gambling.

And the options you are talking about I believe is supposed to be for all gamblers not specially for those who claim to be gambling for fun, because choosing to gamble for fun is a duty we all as gamblers owe ourselves and destinies, no body becomes great from wasting money on gambling and chasing after loses that they can never recover, those who choose to gamble for fun understands this already and very well and it's the reason they choose or prefer to treat gambling as a fun activity cause in doing so, it's helps them maintain a good level of responsibility around gambling as well, who we all should be concerned about and always advising are those who are gambling to make money.

[Zigabel]

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

That I will recover phrase has kept some gamblers stucked, in a bid to recover they have explored several tactics to gamble and got to the point where they actually stucked but because they still have they believe that eventually they will win and recover, they will fail to recognise that they are not in a good position and so they will keep on chasing at the recovery untill they hit rock bottom in some cases. Recover is not something we put our mind to and start chasing after, it is one in which we sometimes get lucky to get and we leave without further attempts.

[batang_bitcoin]

Certainly, the best option for a gambler, and especially for those who claim to gamble for fun, is to do so with money specifically set aside for this activity and not risk the resources needed to maintain their home, pay bills, and cover other daily needs, particularly if they have dependents. It's this idea that they will recover what they lost that ultimately leads them to lose even more.

That's a mistake if a gambler does that still. They're irresponsible and don't know what to prioritize when they gamble and what the bills are for. They're free to gamble but they shouldn't forget about paying the bills and avoid spending the money that's assigned for it. The chances are there but you better be sure not to reach the due date before you make something just to solve it because that's going to put you in a deeper hole that you have no ladder to get out with. Don't dig your own grave by being an irresponsible gambler like them.

Those who often gambling do not understand their mistakes. The things is how they can gets their money back even if that means they should use more money. Only those who can treat gambling as fun activity will always responsible with their gambling activity.

Gamblers could lose much and if they don't checking their balance, they will not care if their losses becomes big. They must separating their income to many so that will not disrupt each others.

I think they thought of it that they can always recover their money fast and that's why they're not scared in spending the money they have for important things like the bills. Me, honestly I'm scared of doing that anymore because I am thinking of the worse case scenario. I've been there and done that and I don't want to repeat such mistakes anymore. Because if you're a gambler, you want to have fun and make some money, you're not going to add up another risk which is like this. Spending the money that's not dedicated for gambling.

[aioc]

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 should be lost. OP should correct that title. We all know Google indexes many of the discussions here. About the topic, only those who hit the jackpot in a lottery can claim that they recovered their losses, and it's so rare for a gambler to hit the jackpot in a lottery in a casino platform; very few gamblers have recovered their losses, but they will eventually lose it when they continue to play, so it's a continuing cycle.

[Lida93]

Certainly, the best option for a gambler, and especially for those who claim to gamble for fun, is to do so with money specifically set aside for this activity and not risk the resources needed to maintain their home, pay bills, and cover other daily needs, particularly if they have dependents. It's this idea that they will recover what they lost that ultimately leads them to lose even more.

By experience I understood that it's when a person gambles with money that wasn't planned to be used for gambling or what they can't afford to lose, that's where they start forging for recovery of their losses. It's quite abnormal for anyone to use funds meant for other utilities to gamble, and when an individual begins to do this then it's something that must be treated with deliberate attention by retracing your actions and putting a stop to a bad attitude you're building that can be self destructive.

[Julien_Olynpic]

Sometimes gamblers win back their winnings, that is, restore their initial capital. However, it can be said that wagering doesn't exist in principle. What we call wagering is simply new random wins (wins of varying degrees of randomness), which may or may not occur. However, when a gambler's initial capital is restored, they develop the illusion that wagering is some magical and easy process, rather than a simple random event. This is a common cognitive misconception.

[SmartGold01]

There are people who so much believed that they would recover while gambling but without knowing that gambling doesn't work that way, and this is what mostly tied down many gamblers to continue gambling all these while with the hope that they would recover so easily. Of course there are possibility to recover but the tendency to do that is very slim because gambling is not a game of certainties rather a probability game where you can't actually defines the further and direction of the games where it would lead us, so those who are gambling are just doing that for entertainment purposes.

[MRY]

Sometimes gamblers win back their winnings, that is, restore their initial capital. However, it can be said that wagering doesn't exist in principle. What we call wagering is simply new random wins (wins of varying degrees of randomness), which may or may not occur. However, when a gambler's initial capital is restored, they develop the illusion that wagering is some magical and easy process, rather than a simple random event. This is a common cognitive misconception.

Recovering their assets in speculative play is a one shot, probabilistic process with no regard to previous losses. We tend to assume that capital recovery is the by-product of a fairy tale strategy which is rather simple to imitate. Nevertheless, all the results are subject to probability variability, which is not yet under the control of any human being. With the awareness of these cognitive restrictions, we can then be more keen when it comes to expectations management so as not to fall into this vicious circle of dependency.

[Bright0515]

There are people who so much believed that they would recover while gambling but without knowing that gambling doesn't work that way, and this is what mostly tied down many gamblers to continue gambling all these while with the hope that they would recover so easily. Of course there are possibility to recover but the tendency to do that is very slim because gambling is not a game of certainties rather a probability game where you can't actually defines the further and direction of the games where it would lead us, so those who are gambling are just doing that for entertainment purposes.

First of all, I think op have to edit the topic because it's obvious that there's an error there.
If risk recovering is easy then we all would have been recovering all our losses from gamble.
Winning is not even guaranteed not talk more of recovering from our losses. Gamble is for entertainment so even though you lose you shouldn't be bother, but that is if you are gambling for entertainment. To be certain here, I don't think there's any guarantee to recover from our losses except we are lucky.

[fredericktaylor]

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

Gambling is nothing but foolishness to choose gambling for entertainment, to make quick money. The possibility of losing money through gambling is always high, so gamble with the money you can afford to lose. By doing this, you will have self-control over yourself and thus protect yourself from additional losses. The more aggressive you become in trying to get back the money you lost due to gambling, the more likely you are to lose money, so you will only lose money, it is not possible to recover it. Gambling with the right concept is very important, as this will give you self-control and protect yourself from gambling addiction.