Who are you in gambling (winner or loser)?

[Ever-young]

Why are you beating yourself up so much? Don't think you're the only one losing. Almost everyone's results here aren't very good. If you take the total amount of money spent on gambling and the final winnings, the former will significantly outweigh the latter. So, you have to accept this. No strategy in the world can guarantee success in this field. Even the smartest people fail here.

I don’t know why some people would even think or believe it’s easy to beat the system, even if one may think he’s being consistent in their wins, it’ll still somehow tilt to the other side which could actually be seen as the normal balanced way of gambling according to house edge. Only gamblers who are not aware of the house edge can feel they can win consistently win in gambling, which is why gamblers should always at all time know the essential rules of gambling as this helps them shape their attitude and approach towards gambling.

[Grace333]

Why are you beating yourself up so much? Don't think you're the only one losing. Almost everyone's results here aren't very good. If you take the total amount of money spent on gambling and the final winnings, the former will significantly outweigh the latter. So, you have to accept this. No strategy in the world can guarantee success in this field. Even the smartest people fail here.

I don’t know why some people would even think or believe it’s easy to beat the system, even if one may think he’s being consistent in their wins, it’ll still somehow tilt to the other side which could actually be seen as the normal balanced way of gambling according to house edge. Only gamblers who are not aware of the house edge can feel they can win consistently win in gambling, which is why gamblers should always at all time know the essential rules of gambling as this helps them shape their attitude and approach towards gambling.

I'm not ashamed to admit that I'm on the losing side of gamble irrespective of the fact that I win something yet it cannot account for all the loses I've had. Some persons put themselves into unnecessary pressure, why try to beat the system when the default design is that the house would always be on the wining side, both for sport betting and casino games. And once you have this knowledge there is no need to start chasing wins or loss all you should do is to let go and learn to use proper risk management so you dont get too upset when you lose money into the system.

[Owen Lim]

I am not so sure about the amount I win or loose but overall makes me think that I win more than loose because I still have my control

[fredericktaylor]

Why are you beating yourself up so much? Don't think you're the only one losing. Almost everyone's results here aren't very good. If you take the total amount of money spent on gambling and the final winnings, the former will significantly outweigh the latter. So, you have to accept this. No strategy in the world can guarantee success in this field. Even the smartest people fail here.

I don’t know why some people would even think or believe it’s easy to beat the system, even if one may think he’s being consistent in their wins, it’ll still somehow tilt to the other side which could actually be seen as the normal balanced way of gambling according to house edge. Only gamblers who are not aware of the house edge can feel they can win consistently win in gambling, which is why gamblers should always at all time know the essential rules of gambling as this helps them shape their attitude and approach towards gambling.

It is true that no matter how much we win through gambling, the losses are always greater in the end. The number of people who can achieve success through gambling is very limited. I think gambling is always good for entertainment, but most people gamble to make money or get rich quick. It is better to gamble with money that you can afford to lose. This will not put too much pressure on yourself, so the main purpose of gambling will be right and you can protect yourself from excessive losses.

[Ever-young]

Naturally, looking at overall statistics is scary. Why? People don't want to face harsh reality, which might not be entirely pleasant. So some people simply try to avoid it. Why upset themselves unnecessarily?

I, on the contrary, enjoy looking at statistics because it gives a complete picture of what's going on. It's no problem to find out you've spent much more money than you've won. I think this is a completely normal state of affairs.

Well, that's right but despite the stats, one needs to stay in control of their gambling habits, which will help them to maintain responsible gambling and still keep the fun on, without having any emotional impulses, because the result won't always be favourable if one neglects to stay in charge of their emotions, which can cause problems for them. That is why they have to do everything possible just to stay in track, which will keep them safe from problem gambling.

[Jubilee58]

Honestly, I have not been favoured by gambling. My winning is not regular, therefore, making me to record more losses than win. Gambling is not a game of regular income, i have used many strategies just to enable record more wins than losses and sometimes, you even see your most trusted game disappointing your bet. Though i don't gamble regularly sometimes once or twice in a month but I loose more than I win, sometimes I feel maybe am not using the right strategy, but this is not true because even tipsters and influencers do fail in their predictions.

[fruktik]

I don’t know why some people would even think or believe it’s easy to beat the system, even if one may think he’s being consistent in their wins, it’ll still somehow tilt to the other side which could actually be seen as the normal balanced way of gambling according to house edge. Only gamblers who are not aware of the house edge can feel they can win consistently win in gambling, which is why gamblers should always at all time know the essential rules of gambling as this helps them shape their attitude and approach towards gambling.

I'm curious about the answer to this question myself. I've asked myself this question more than once. And I still don't have a concrete answer. The thirst for quick and easy money draws me into this process. You don't need to apply intense physical force, like you do at work. You don't need to think too much or strain your brain. All of this attracts absolutely anyone, like a magnet. Even the most rational person, gambling still entices with its temptation.

[drangos]

I don’t know why some people would even think or believe it’s easy to beat the system, even if one may think he’s being consistent in their wins, it’ll still somehow tilt to the other side which could actually be seen as the normal balanced way of gambling according to house edge. Only gamblers who are not aware of the house edge can feel they can win consistently win in gambling, which is why gamblers should always at all time know the essential rules of gambling as this helps them shape their attitude and approach towards gambling.

I'm curious about the answer to this question myself. I've asked myself this question more than once. And I still don't have a concrete answer. The thirst for quick and easy money draws me into this process. You don't need to apply intense physical force, like you do at work. You don't need to think too much or strain your brain. All of this attracts absolutely anyone, like a magnet. Even the most rational person, gambling still entices with its temptation.

Most gamblers are neither winners nor losers, but are between, and the ones that are in between, and are molded by the short term effects. The idea of easy money is what is inviting to many people because gambling is simple to perform compared to the normal working life. However, as it is stated, the house always wins, and slowly shifts the balance towards the gamer. Even though someone can enjoy a series of successive victories, it does not last long. This is the reason why I believe gambling should be considered as entertainment rather than a good income generating activity. One should be aware of the risks and control him/herself in order to avoid the fact that the momentary pleasure will turn into the ongoing disappointments.

[junder]

It is true that no matter how much we win through gambling, the losses are always greater in the end. The number of people who can achieve success through gambling is very limited. I think gambling is always good for entertainment, but most people gamble to make money or get rich quick. It is better to gamble with money that you can afford to lose. This will not put too much pressure on yourself, so the main purpose of gambling will be right and you can protect yourself from excessive losses.

The reason why losses will always be greater is that the house always wins more often, so players will simply lose more frequently and that is a loss. We need to understand this concept so that we’re mindful not to overdo it.

Treating gambling as entertainment is a better approach than treating it as a way to make a profit, because the latter can make it difficult for us to accept losses, leading us to keep gambling in an attempt to recoup previous losses.

[Ever-young]

The only person who can give a direct answer to this question are those who has calculated their overall gambling performance in terms of winning and losses to know if throughly they are in winning or in lost as per overall but for those of us who can not give a proper calculation of this then it is hard to give a direct answer if you are a loser or a winner especially for those who has been in to gambling and doesn't keep records of their gambling activities, personally I have won before like several times and I have also lost and presently now I can't rely tell if I am a loser or a winner because I don't really care much about keeping records.

Though its important to keep record of how one gamble but as you said, its only for those who are interested to know if their winning is more than losing but for those that just gambling without realising how much they have used to gamble, especially if they feel that they have more losses are likely to tell if they are losers or winners but whatever they may be, its right to always exercise responsible gambling and to also keep their emotions in check.

[GeorgeJohn]

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Though its important to keep record of how one gamble but as you said, its only for those who are interested to know if their winning is more than losing but for those that just gambling without realising how much they have used to gamble, especially if they feel that they have more losses are likely to tell if they are losers or winners but whatever they may be, its right to always exercise responsible gambling and to also keep their emotions in check.

To exercise a responsible gambling is good and it will keep a track record of gamblers in good way, and the only way a gambler can exercise a responsible gambling..

It's when a gambler have a statistics for it gambling and also have a limit and budget of what it suppose to be spending in the gambling, weekly or monthly...

But a situation whereby a gambler doesn't know it's limit and it doesn't have a particular budget in gambling, it will make the gambler not to know what it has spent in gambling weekly or monthly...

Based from my own perspective, keeping records of what you have lost in gambling and what you have won in gambling, such records, will make you to be depressed or it will make you to hate gambling...for me it's not encouraging to be keeping records of what you have lost in gambling....

[Odusko]

I am not so sure about the amount I win or loose but overall makes me think that I win more than loose because I still have my control

If you can win more than you lose and you have your control over your gambling activities following your lay down principle of time management and bankroll management also, this will definitely put you at an advantage and you can say you are at a successful stage of your gambling.

[dunfida]

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Though its important to keep record of how one gamble but as you said, its only for those who are interested to know if their winning is more than losing but for those that just gambling without realising how much they have used to gamble, especially if they feel that they have more losses are likely to tell if they are losers or winners but whatever they may be, its right to always exercise responsible gambling and to also keep their emotions in check.

To exercise a responsible gambling is good and it will keep a track record of gamblers in good way, and the only way a gambler can exercise a responsible gambling..

It's when a gambler have a statistics for it gambling and also have a limit and budget of what it suppose to be spending in the gambling, weekly or monthly...

But a situation whereby a gambler doesn't know it's limit and it doesn't have a particular budget in gambling, it will make the gambler not to know what it has spent in gambling weekly or monthly...

Based from my own perspective, keeping records of what you have lost in gambling and what you have won in gambling, such records, will make you to be depressed or it will make you to hate gambling...for me it's not encouraging to be keeping records of what you have lost in gambling....

Actually you dont need up to track but rather make yourself that wary into the actions that you've been currently doing. Make sure that you are just that spending into the amount that you can afford to lose and then thinking up gambling to be that a source of fun and entertainment rather than on thinking to make it as a source of income. In regarding about on the question on where i do belong, then i would say that im on the losing side but its just fine because i had already accepted that i will lose money in gambling because house do always win at the end and this is that heavily relies with luck and thats not shocking.It  all matters about on how oyu would be controlling yourself when it comes to emotion and specially into the money that you are spending because once you do lose up that control and moderation towards gambling specially on spending then this is where shit things do happen and thats something that you do need to be wary about. There's no issue if you do lose as long those amounts are just that totally for the sole purpose on having some leisure.

[danadc]

I am not so sure about the amount I win or loose but overall makes me think that I win more than loose because I still have my control

If you can win more than you lose and you have your control over your gambling activities following your lay down principle of time management and bankroll management also, this will definitely put you at an advantage and you can say you are at a successful stage of your gambling.

Congratulations, because few win more than they lose. If we search the entire forum, the most common thing people say is that they lose more than they win, and those with a higher success rate are special people. I admire those who play and win more than they lose because gambling is about luck, which means they are very lucky. Luck improves for many if we search for it too much, we won't find it for a long time.

[JunaidAzizi]

Congratulations, because few win more than they lose. If we search the entire forum, the most common thing people say is that they lose more than they win, and those with a higher success rate are special people. I admire those who play and win more than they lose because gambling is about luck, which means they are very lucky. Luck improves for many if we search for it too much, we won't find it for a long time.

Yeah, they used to say the losses are more than what they earn, and that's because the number of careless and unserious gamblers is high. In this forum, there is a huge number of gamblers who earn a lot from gambling, but they do not show themselves. The reason is that there is less talk about winning than about losses. Everyone makes the topic about gambling psychology and loss, and then we see users open their hearts there. However, I am sure if there were any topic about winning only, we would see many successful gamblers here too.

[danadc]

Yeah, they used to say the losses are more than what they earn, and that's because the number of careless and unserious gamblers is high. In this forum, there is a huge number of gamblers who earn a lot from gambling, but they do not show themselves. The reason is that there is less talk about winning than about losses. Everyone makes the topic about gambling psychology and loss, and then we see users open their hearts there. However, I am sure if there were any topic about winning only, we would see many successful gamblers here too.

There are two perspectives. The first is that many may hide to avoid being bothered or perhaps to prevent themselves from putting themselves in danger. The other is that some players don't like to boast about what they win; some do, but others are more careful with themselves. This could mean that they are only looking to be seen and gain fame, make friends, or get attention; they may be that type of person.

[vanesha]

I'm in a neutral position. I'm neither experiencing major losses nor significant gains. I'm neither a winner nor a loser. I'm simply happy adapting here, learning, and researching the financial flows of gambling. If I have free time and extra money for entertainment, I'll use it to research gambling. I strictly avoid gambling addiction because it would mean I'd be a loser if I got caught up in it. I hope it continues like this, and I hope you can also escape the trap of gambling addiction.

[Johnlomape]

Yeah, they used to say the losses are more than what they earn, and that's because the number of careless and unserious gamblers is high. In this forum, there is a huge number of gamblers who earn a lot from gambling, but they do not show themselves. The reason is that there is less talk about winning than about losses. Everyone makes the topic about gambling psychology and loss, and then we see users open their hearts there. However, I am sure if there were any topic about winning only, we would see many successful gamblers here too.

There are two perspectives. The first is that many may hide to avoid being bothered or perhaps to prevent themselves from putting themselves in danger. The other is that some players don't like to boast about what they win; some do, but others are more careful with themselves. This could mean that they are only looking to be seen and gain fame, make friends, or get attention; they may be that type of person.

If gamblers start posting their winnings, this can make other gamblers that are not in profit in a long term become bothered and start asking themselves why they are not being fortunate about gambling. This can make emotional gamblers to take action than will affect their gambling career and it is not going to be a good idea at all.

Gambling is luck and skill based depending on the ones we may like playing but many gamblers that don't have enough experience might think thathm for others to be in massive profits, they can also be among them causing panicking of doubling the gambling efforts.

[Powerjumboo]

Are questions like this necessary? I'm pretty sure that 98% of gamblers lose. Even if we hit the jackpot or massive win once or twice, I'm pretty sure we still lose overall.

Gambling is a game of luck, there is a guarantee of losing but there is no guarantee of winning. Those who participate in gambling also participate with the thought of losing. Especially when we participate in gambling, we do not keep in mind the possibility of winning, we always have the possibility of losing. So if the gambling platform can be calculated correctly, then it will be seen that the number of losses will be higher than the number of wins.

[Ambatman]

I would conclude I'm a player
But if I'm to pick I don't really know but my guts telling I should be losing
If accumulating wins to loss
Then my loss should be more
Now that I think about it I still don't know why I'm playing losing game
Maybe I believe I can turn it around in just a day.