Maybe I should just quit

[Grace333]

Hey guys, I want to share with you one of my experience I've had so far while gambling especially on casino games and I believe some persons might have similar experience as well.

You know gamble can be frustrating sometimes especially when you're on a losing streak and the funny part is throughout that session you might not have had a single win and the moment you start thinking of quitting maybe just giving it one last try, you just end up winning that bet and then you start feeling lively ones more. I've had this experience for several number of times and sometimes I wonder if luck can read minds lol

Have you come across situations like this?
And did you continue playing afterwards or you just quit the session?

[Ruttoshi]

Of course, it's a norm to most gamblers. Just one win can change the mindset of a gambler to believe that he can continue winning his bet after several losses despite that his plans on quitting. This is because nobody wants to be a loser even if you're gambling for fun.

Gambling is two side, it's either you win or lose but if you're losing consecutively without a win throughout the week, it means that gambling is unfair to you because you should be able to win at least once in order to motivate you let it not be as if you are under a spell.

[Charles-Tim]

I have experienced it several times before, but I did not decide to quit because of the little amount of money that I am using to gamble, it can be followed by multiple winnings but also just little amount of money adding up to my gambling account. The gambling sites do this to make those that use high amount of money to gamble to lose fast, but in a way that if you are using small amount of money, you will also first be losing, but you will later noticed that you are winning. And it is possible that you will noticed that you have won a little higher than the money you begin the betting with.

[aioc]

Have you come across situations like this?

It happened and can happen to every gambler; it's not a unique situation. I experienced that several times, this is what makes gambling exciting because of the uncertainty attached to it, you just never know what the roll or situation is going to present to you.

And did you continue playing afterwards or you just quit the session?

If I have the motivation to continue, I'll still go for it. If I think I will just lose my winnings and the motivation isn't there anymore, then it's time for me to quit. The most important thing is your motivation; it's what drives you to bet.

[rdluffy]

It’s completely normal
Losing several bets in a row and feeling close to giving up or running out of money, only to then land a big win, it happens all the time, and it’s happened to me plenty of times too
I usually stop betting when I have a big win like that

I prefer it when I win several small bets during my gambling sessions because I have more fun that way than losing many in a row and then hitting a single big win

[lovesmayfamilis]

If you are unlucky for a long time, then the only right decision is to take a break. You must be firm, even if you decide to stop. I think everyone has had similar situations that manipulate their mood. There is only one way to stay if your winnings have covered all the early losses. In this case, continue to enjoy yourself; if not, you should finish the game, taking with you at least a small fraction of what you lost on that unlucky day for you.

[Itz-prisigold]

I think I have felt something like this too, and I really don't think that it's luck reading your mind, I think it's because of our emotions and how we feel in those moments. I think those last second wins are super dangerous in the sense that they give you a false sense of control so it makes it harder for you to walk away. You brain will start to convince you that maybe things are about to turn around, when in reality nothing has changed.

I think the most important thing is sticking to the plan that you made before the session. Once you start to lose or suddenly wins, and your emotions get involved good decision making will become really hard. I think that actually quitting right after a comeback win is a good thing because you break that cycle.

I think that things like this show that discipline is better than timing.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

Hey guys, I want to share with you one of my experience I've had so far while gambling especially on casino games and I believe some persons might have similar experience as well.

You know gamble can be frustrating sometimes especially when you're on a losing streak and the funny part is throughout that session you might not have had a single win and the moment you start thinking of quitting maybe just giving it one last try, you just end up winning that bet and then you start feeling lively ones more. I've had this experience for several number of times and sometimes I wonder if luck can read minds lol

Have you come across situations like this?
And did you continue playing afterwards or you just quit the session?

Yeah, I think majority could have experience that kind of phenomenon. When you think that it's over for you, your last bet and thinking that when this bet is not going to win, then it's better to call it a day and stop. But suddenly, with a twist of fate, then you won that game and then continue to win and you feel great and lucky that you forget that you wanted to quit.

But that thing is that you should also think that if you also won, then perhaps it's also time to stop, or withdraw your winnings and not to push your luck again as it could reverse in a snap and you lose everything.

[macson]

In fact, other gamblers experience similar experiences. When a losing streak strikes, their first thought is to quit gambling completely and stop gambling altogether. However, when they give it a try a few times, they end up hitting a jackpot, which makes them give up their plans.

However, many gamblers also experience bad luck, as not all gamblers experience the same thing. For some gamblers, when they hit a losing streak, they don't win anything, and the frustration leads them to stop gambling altogether. But in many cases, they will return to gambling, perhaps driven by the urge to see others win jackpots, which motivates them to play again.

[Wapfika]

Have you come across situations like this?
And did you continue playing afterwards or you just quit the session?

Gambling is always like that since there’s a losing streak and winning streak that will surely happened to you. The sequence is the only random but sure both will be experienced.

If you don’t enjoy experiencing that feeling then I guess quitting is the right choice especially if you are already considering it.

The comeback win is the best part on gambling because it’s give satisfaction by having a closure on your game with a win.

[danherbias07]

Minimized playing that type of gambling game.

In my case, it is slots. It's because I had been in a bad losing streak on a local online casino and had never really won a good amount ever since I played there. So what I did was not play on that gambling application anymore, but started going back to Stake.com and playing slots just when I feel bored.
I still love playing slots, but I don't want to be losing more, so I focus my money more on sports betting and just have a few rounds in slots. It's been a week now since I last played, and I think I am going to keep that discipline.

Yeah, sometimes they give a win that will make you feel lucky, but that's only a trap, so you won't let it go.

[rbynxx]

Hey guys, I want to share with you one of my experience I've had so far while gambling especially on casino games and I believe some persons might have similar experience as well.

You know gamble can be frustrating sometimes especially when you're on a losing streak and the funny part is throughout that session you might not have had a single win and the moment you start thinking of quitting maybe just giving it one last try, you just end up winning that bet and then you start feeling lively ones more. I've had this experience for several number of times and sometimes I wonder if luck can read minds lol

Have you come across situations like this?
And did you continue playing afterwards or you just quit the session?

Nah, I probably just quit after a series of lose streaks that's more easy and probably peaceful in mind rather than think again if you could win the next time you step on that gambling arena. I guess I did have but more on just pure luck and I haven't paid that much attention to be honest. Nah, chasing losses isn't my type because that will just lead to some serious troubles tbh, it's best to end it go back when you feel you've got the guts to play again or your just feeling the luck is in your favor.

[nimogsm]

Have you come across situations like this?
And did you continue playing afterwards or you just quit the session?

Of course it happened. In the first case, after a long streak of bad luck, the best solution was always to take a break to cool down and avoid making more mistakes in an attempt to win back. And when the day of victory arrived, I felt a surge of strength and confidence, and the realization that everything was definitely not in vain.

[AmaGold70]

Your experience is a very common one. It happens and myself too have had such experience. However, I don't think their is need to continue in what is not favourable to You. As a gambler, when your loosing streak is more than your winning streak, automatically you are on the loosing side, and taking the decision of quitting in such situation is not wrong at all . There is one thing that keeps gamblers to continue gambling even when they are at loss, and is nothing but hope. Gamblers feel that a day will come when they will hit that big win or win that life changing bet even when they loose most times. This feeling of winning life changing bet someday is very common among gamblers but only very few gamblers are fortunate enough to land on that life changing bet. Gambling is a game that is very difficult to quit even while on the loosing side, but if you can make strong decision to quit gambling, more especially when you are not finding favour in it , I think it will be a wise decision to quit and look for another means of generating income for yourself, because even while there are very few gamblers who are favoured by gambling, bear in mind that every one can not make it big through gambling.

[mcdouglasx]

This situation is normal thanks to cognitive biases. It's the desire to win that makes the effect more pleasurable when you finally achieve it than if you won every day. It's the equivalent of being very hungry and then eating; it's intermittent reinforcement. Your body eats with more gusto, so that's what happens when you have a losing streak. When you finally win, you'll believe you've broken the spell and feel that victory as a milestone.

Imagine a soccer team that almost always suffers defeats and then, out of nowhere, wins a match against the strongest team in the league. That gives them euphoria, but mathematically they would still have lost those previous matches.

[freedomgo]

Have you come across situations like this?
And did you continue playing afterwards or you just quit the session?

Many times, and I’ve also thought about quitting many times. And guess what, I’m still here gambling.  

So I guess what’s happening is you’re just getting carried away by your emotions. You still have that attachment to gambling, and eventually that feeling will fade and you’ll go back to your normal grind. No quitting, just a break maybe.

[coin-investor]

Many things happen while you are gambling. If you've been playing for a long time, you will encounter bizarre situations like this. I often encounter what you've experienced, and I treat it as a break in the game. Sometimes, I continue, and sometimes I quit. It's really on time and your allocation, and of course, if you are still enjoying the game.
Your time to quit or continue should not be driven by necessity, but by your own decision.

[dunfida]

Hey guys, I want to share with you one of my experience I've had so far while gambling especially on casino games and I believe some persons might have similar experience as well.

You know gamble can be frustrating sometimes especially when you're on a losing streak and the funny part is throughout that session you might not have had a single win and the moment you start thinking of quitting maybe just giving it one last try, you just end up winning that bet and then you start feeling lively ones more. I've had this experience for several number of times and sometimes I wonder if luck can read minds lol

Have you come across situations like this?
And did you continue playing afterwards or you just quit the session?

All of us does have that roller coaster ride when it comes to emotions when we do gambling. Your last bet ends up on becoming a winning bet or roll then those frustrations and disappointment earlier was totally wiped out and would be replaced by some positivity on which it would be driven you to play even more and thats something which is really that a very normal day in a gambler. In most cases then we do end up having nothing left in our pockets or simply our bankroll busted up. Quitting? You would be only saying that when you are on a great disappointment or frustration but once you do have that funds or money which you can play on then this is where you would be starting on playing once again and would be that wanting that to test out your luck whether you would be lucky for this day or not. Gambling should really be just that for fun and entertainment nothingless.

The main issue on here is that majority of gamblers do really treat this up to be some sort of money making thing or would making them rich and thats something absurd. This what makes you that desperate and thats the main cause for you to lose money even more and getting addicted.

[joeperry]

Have you come across situations like this?
And did you continue playing afterwards or you just quit the session?

Yes definitely have that kind of experience before, when I have around more than 10 lose streak in sports betting and when I am thinking of stop playing, that's the time my bet is going to win. However, I don't encourage myself to believe in it because in long term and if my mind were condition on that way, I will always think that I need to bet more on a lose streak until I reach that 1 win which I don't think is a good mindset for a gambler. I realized after playing for a year that sometimes there's really a losing streak no matter how low the odds are and sometimes it's better to take a break or quit for the day to avoid further losses.

[Vaculin]

I understand the feeling, I’ve been there many times where I felt disappointed with the result. But gambling is always there 24/7, and unless we are fully committed to stopping, we won’t really stop that easily.

Yes, we make mistakes, sometimes we chase losses or get lost in the moment, but eventually we calm down again. We don’t really quit because gambling is still fun, and as long as the fun is there, the pressure stays low, even if we lose, since we know we’re only betting what we can afford to lose.