Winning is hard, why not quit?

[Makus]

Most people are relentless when it comes to gambling because they believe that they are going to win one way or the other because others are winning from, this is their motivation and also what propels them to keep on gambling even when they know that the game is hard. For some they have already accepted that the game is hard but they cannot seem to quit and the reason for that is because they are addicted to gambling, for such gamblers quitting is actually going to be really difficult for them, it is something they can't do easily

[batang_bitcoin]

What really made me create this thread is because I still can't figure out why people who lose often can't quite gambling or take a break even when they know that they can't win to recover their money.

IMO, number 1 reason is about the reason of they're chasing their losses. They think that they can always recover those losses they've made even if it looks impossible based on the amount that they've lost. And so, that could be the reason why you see people who often lose and yet, they're not quitting because they think that it's so fine for them to continue to gamble and not being aware of how much is still left on their pockets. Leaving gambling temporarily or having a break is important when we're so stressed and there's no other things we can think of but to revenge gamble.

[odunybiz]

There's also the emotional aspect: when someone wins once, they have the feeling that it could happen again at any moment. That's why stopping isn't always as easy as it seems from the outside.

Winning often attract gamblers to play more. But the best in gambling is to be self discipline so that when you win, you won't lose all back to gambling.

Most people are relentless when it comes to gambling because they believe that they are going to win one way or the other because others are winning from, this is their motivation and also what propels them to keep on gambling even when they know that the game is hard. For some they have already accepted that the game is hard but they cannot seem to quit and the reason for that is because they are addicted to gambling, for such gamblers quitting is actually going to be really difficult for them, it is something they can't do easily

It is often advisable not to start gambling at all because it isn't easy to quit either for you are addict or not. This is why you see people still gambling even when they are losing. Although some people see it as fun while some believe they will definitely win one day.

[Issa56]

Without doing any research I can actually say that gamblers that are benefiting from gamble in aspect of winning their bet are lower than the gamblers that are losing their bet because there's no guarantee to win any game except the gambler is lucky,

Gambling is all about making analysis and if you are lucky also. I will say some people are always lucky and they are always winning more, but they are just greedy and after winning some amount of money, they are not still going to stop gambling, they will make sure the continue gambling, and most of them do end up losing at the end.

As a gambler make sure you know when to stop, don’t think just think because you are winning already and you going to think that’s your lucky day already. Whenever you are experiencing a winning streak, just know that if you don’t stop gambling at the right time, then the winning streak is going to end at some point, and you might just be losing back what you have won, so as a gambler always know when to stop gambling.

[Vaculin]

In reality, those who seek to win are those who come to gamble and expect to make a living, but those who seek for entertainment alone, they don't target winning, they just aim to find the entertainment they are looking for. And when they found it, its like they're also winning.

So gambling is not just all about winning, its also gaining satisfaction from your gambling deposits.

However, winning is hard for those who gamble to make money, yet they find no reason to quit simply because they're up for bigger profits, and probably inevitable losses as well.

[adultcrypto]

What really made me create this thread is because I still can't figure out why people who lose often can't quite gambling or take a break even when they know that they can't win to recover their money.

The reason it is appearing like winning is so hard is because lots of players do not gamble with a strategy or should I say a plan, they just wake up, login to their account an place bets on selected games without working out their strategy to cover things like capital exposure, risk to reward, safety bets that returns their capital incase the risky bet fails, hedge against themselves sometimes and many other parameters that can make you very profitable at a go or conserve your equity should your prediction go south.

Let me demonstrate with example: we know that Arsenal is in good form, so is Manchester City, Bayern Munic and Barcelona. These are times that hardly play a match without scoring so after betting everything a player wants to be, putting a parley of 1+ in these matches is like a safety bet that will return the capital if the major bets fails. This will completely eliminate the idea of quitting due to lack of winning. If a player is getting at least 50% of his capital returned even in bad days, such player will never nurture the idea of quitting as he will not see winning as impossible.

[mirakal]

That’s one reason people don’t quit easily, the challenge of winning keeps pulling them back. It’s hard for sure, but not impossible, and every time we experience a near win it increases the excitement even more. If I relate it to my own experience, I’m still chasing that big win I’ve always dreamed about. Even with the losses it doesn’t really stop me, I still make sure I have a small budget for gambling almost like it’s part of my regular spending.

No regrets though, because I still enjoy it. Of course there are times I feel disappointed, but that’s just part of the experience.

[DYOR+BTC]

In life one thing we must no is, winners never quite and quitters never win, one may constantly losing in gambling and may belief quitting is the only option without knowing something good can still come out at last. As for me I never see quitting as an option even if I am operating in a long losing streak instead going back to see if I can find the reasons behind my failure is the next thing is will do. Most times losing is caused by one gambling mistake especially when greed is attached to gambling when we have known the main functions of greed, i know one maybe carried away at times but our ability to retrace our steps and operate with our stipulated principles reduces the chances of losing then increases our winning.  So instead of quitting i think going back to see where the mistake is from is the best decision and not quitting.

[terrific]

I still can't figure out why people who lose often can't quite gambling or take a break even when they know that they can't win to recover their money.

Those who have been addicted to gambling can answer this, and that's the answer.
They are already addicted and that's why they're making themselves invested onto it and they're not quitting no matter how much money they have lost.
So, for a gambler that has lost a lot of money and they are enjoying it can't skip that part of being addicted when they have been so attached to the games they are happy to play with.

[Sonia_123]

Without doing any research I can actually say that gamblers that are benefiting from gamble in aspect of winning their bet are lower than the gamblers that are losing their bet because there's no guarantee to win any game except the gambler is lucky, which makes me believe that losers are more than the winners. If you observe properly, we could notice that the gambers that are winning their bet are likely gambling for entertainment (am not sure actually, probably not all of them), meanwhile those gamblers that are losing their bet are desperately gambling to make money through it. Even after multiple trials and no positive results, why not quit?.

What really made me create this thread is because I still can't figure out why people who lose often can't quite gambling or take a break even when they know that they can't win to recover their money.

Gamblers are already aware that winning in gambling is not easy, since they know that gambling is not guaranteed, and mainly it's for fun and not for money, winning in gambling does not come easy.

Those gamblers that are not winning and yet still gambling believing that some day they will win, may be gambling with a hard luck or addicts that have refused to quit because of wanting to get their money back or they are gambling for health purpose.,

[acroman08]

What really made me create this thread is because I still can't figure out why people who lose often can't quite gambling or take a break even when they know that they can't win to recover their money.

Because there are gamblers that have deluded themselves and trully believes that they will eventually win or be able to get their losses back and win some more if they just keep gambling. Also, not being able to stop or take a break from gambling despite knowing they won't fully recover their money is how gambling addiction usually develops

[famososMuertos]

:://:::Even after multiple trials and no positive results, why not quit?.

What really made me create this thread is because I still can't figure out why people who lose often can't quite gambling or take a break even when they know that they can't win to recover their money.

First, you need to figure out where you stand. Are you gambling for fun, or are you doing it because of the motto “Winning is hard”?

The second phrase, “Winning is hard,” can have a positive connotation. Many successful people use it, and I'm not just talking about gambling; it applies to any area of life.

So why quit if you're only doing it for fun? You get the point. If gambling is resulting in losses for you (and not only that, but also affecting your mental well-being) the answer is simple: quit, or work hard to win, because achieving it isn’t easy.

[AVE5]

Without doing any research I can actually say that gamblers that are benefiting from gamble in aspect of winning their bet are lower than the gamblers that are losing their bet because there's no guarantee to win any game except the gambler is lucky, which makes me believe that losers are more than the winners. If you observe properly, we could notice that the gambers that are winning their bet are likely gambling for entertainment (am not sure actually, probably not all of them), meanwhile those gamblers that are losing their bet are desperately gambling to make money through it. Even after multiple trials and no positive results, why not quit?.

From the on set if only we followed the right tips of gambling, then we should be able to understand that gambling as an event is meant to be played for an entertainment purpose while making profits out of it should be regarded as bonus to those who may be lucky to win with the matter of fact that gambling prediction event either sport bets or casino's remains unpredictable to be too highly anticipated for a reliable source of income.
I've examined the exercise and observed that even who treats gambling as entertainments do still fall addiction because they get lost over satisfying their emotions like the profit gamblers too.
So both sides can give up when they realizes that they're loosing more than they can afford.

[Creeper0]

What really made me create this thread is because I still can't figure out why people who lose often can't quite gambling or take a break even when they know that they can't win to recover their money.

People who gamble to make money have high expectations from gambling, which is why they are not satisfied with their winnings, but rather complain that they are losing. Even though it is true that they are losing, because most people lose more than they win in gambling, you can never win with a casino. People who use gambling as entertainment have low expectations from gambling, which is why they enjoy their wins even if their number of wins is small. For them, the money they earn is more memorable than the money they lose. That is why we see them satisfied with little.

[Shinpako09]

Gamblers are some of the most persistent people. No matter how hard it gets, how many times they lose, or how frustrated they become, many of them still refuse to quit. Some keep believing that one day they’ll hit it big and recover all their losses. If you really think about it, it’s kinda wishful thinking. Whether they gamble because of addiction, greed, or because they see it as a possible source of money, it’s hard to stop them. At the end of the day, their money, their rules.

[aoluain]

Not everyone finds winning difficult, there are certainly people who fins winning repetitively easy

The allure of hitting that jackpot by chance for casino games draws millions of players, some quit
but many keep going, they might win small amounts or larger ones which keeps the excitement
going but not necessarily addiction.

Gambling by younger generations is seen now as just part of the following sports and watching slorts,
if you lose today you might win back tomorrow.

[Achalugo BTC]

Gamblers really finds it difficult to quit from gambling, even when they know that they can't afford to lose anymore but yet, they will want to keep gambling until they got what they want, which is not positive feedback but negative and this will make the to live in regrets in all their lives and will want to start seeking for help when they already have the time to adjust their ways but choose to neglect it and do what pleases them, which might make or lead them into depression or in a devastated mood.

[topbitcoin]

When someone has felt the impact of gambling then it will be very difficult to stop, even though there are lots of people who advise to stop when they are already in a strong gambling atmosphere then it will definitely be very difficult to get out of gambling.

Gambling is complex sometimes we will be very easy to provide theory and understanding but when we try to do gambling directly then the theory can be meaningless.  If we don't gamble and think calmly using our rationality maybe it will seem easy to say we should quit or whatever when we lose but when we are already in the scope of gambling then there is definitely some pleasure and attraction that we cannot explain.

[alegotardo]

Without doing any research I can actually say that gamblers that are benefiting from gamble in aspect of winning their bet are lower than the gamblers that are losing their bet because there's no guarantee to win any game except the gambler is lucky, which makes me believe that losers are more than the winners. If you observe properly, we could notice that the gambers that are winning their bet are likely gambling for entertainment (am not sure actually, probably not all of them), meanwhile those gamblers that are losing their bet are desperately gambling to make money through it. Even after multiple trials and no positive results, why not quit?.

What really made me create this thread is because I still can't figure out why people who lose often can't quite gambling or take a break even when they know that they can't win to recover their money.

It is something no one people can explain.... beacause it is something bigger than just making money and many will say the answer is very simple: addiction, but I do not believe only in this.

Of course, I wont deny it... there are many gamblers that are addicted and truly believe on possibility of one day achieving a big win that will compensate the all losses they've had so far.... and sometimes that happens, so that is something that justifies why many people still continue gambling for money.

But, I believe there are people who gamble for entertainment, people who get "pleasure" from lose or winning money just to continue feeling the adrenaline of betting.... I am one of them!

[danadc]

What really made me create this thread is because I still can't figure out why people who lose often can't quite gambling or take a break even when they know that they can't win to recover their money.

What I think is that players maintain hope, and as long as we have that as humans it's difficult to give up But it turns out that giving up shouldn't be confused with stopping an activity that can be entertaining, but needs supervision so that it doesn't fall into another type of dangerous activity like addiction. The point is to control money, and if there is good control of money, I think everything will flow for the better.