Maybe I should just quit

[I_Anime]

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?

There are some certain extent you will have to quit when come to gambling , especially when one is addicted to gambling. For instance gambling is affecting your life negatively , is advisable to stop for a while , so that you won’t keep messing up your life , while some folks don’t actually know when to stop they will keep gambling until they realize that their life is a mess , and then it might be already late .

[odunybiz]

Of course, anyone that's no longer enjoying the fun in gambling should quit because it shows that he's gambling for profit and that will lead to wrong decisions that will incur big losses for me. I gamble for fun making it difficult for me to chase my losses or feel emotional towards the outcome of my bet.

Personally, I think that those who should actually quit gambling are those who gamble beyond their ability to lose and are addicted to gambling, as well as those who gamble within their ability to lose in terms of amount but cannot entertain themselves from gambling, but instead feel stressed when they face losses.

The fun in gambling lies in gambling with the amount you can avoid to lose. Immediately you are going beyond this then gambling has started to become a problem for you. This is where most people have problem with gambling as they join gambling to make profit and this is why it difficult for them to quit after much loses.

In this case, I also ask them to take a break from gambling because they are not able to do the purpose for which gambling is originally supposed to be played

Taking break in gambling is necessary as this help to curb becoming an addict. It help to regulate the pressure placed on you after loses. Even when you have consistent winning, it is still advisable to take break after a while so you won't be over carried away by your winning and later change your mindset about gambling from fun to profit making.

[STT]

Its Marathon not a sprint, pace yourself and you double your chances of getting your win or at least a place     I would say about getting frustrated in your results is it doesn't have to happen on that particular day, to be continued should words you are ready to say.
  Being tired or playing tired impairs your chances hence is to be avoided or another option in the toolkit should be to vary your size or amount gambled so if you dont want to stop you give yourself more time and space with which to play without pressure.  I think doing this will improve your ability to continue so long as you wish but never play as if obliged I think that also is negative.

[tread93]

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.

Hopefully nobody here is under any gambling spells! That is a scary thought, and honestly now you've got me thinking that the people who are addicted in gambling, well what if they really were addicted becaue of a fairy tale spell or something like this? Somethiung from the movies and something that is completely inexplainable. Very crazy thought to think up inded. Hopefully we can all say in a positive mindset on our next gambling visits and win big!!

[|MINER|]

The fun in gambling lies in gambling with the amount you can avoid to lose. Immediately you are going beyond this then gambling has started to become a problem for you. This is where most people have problem with gambling as they join gambling to make profit and this is why it difficult for them to quit after much loses.

That's true when we will use the fund we can't afford to lose in gambling there will be no fun in that rather we will feel extra stress when we make the amount in placement. But even then we also do this because of the high expectation from the gambling as well also those people do work like this who are addicted to gambling.

Taking break in gambling is necessary as this help to curb becoming an addict. It help to regulate the pressure placed on you after loses. Even when you have consistent winning, it is still advisable to take break after a while so you won't be over carried away by your winning and later change your mindset about gambling from fun to profit making.

Actually, I would agree with you on this point too because it has happened to me a few times and I have also seen this happen to my friends that when their confidence increases due to being on a winning streak, they continue and later it is seen that they lose a lot of money.

[Frankolala]

There are some certain extent you will have to quit when come to gambling , especially when one is addicted to gambling. For instance gambling is affecting your life negatively , is advisable to stop for a while , so that you won’t keep messing up your life , while some folks don’t actually know when to stop they will keep gambling until they realize that their life is a mess , and then it might be already late .

Of course, going on break is good to avoid steady losses and prevent yourself from addiction. However, if you're on a losing streak and you feel like quitting gambling, that's good because many gamblers cannot undergo losses for long. Quitting isn't a sign of weakness since, it's better than chasing your losses and incur more losses.

[|MINER|]

Of course, going on break is good to avoid steady losses and prevent yourself from addiction. However, if you're on a losing streak and you feel like quitting gambling, that's good because many gamblers cannot undergo losses for long. Quitting isn't a sign of weakness since, it's better than chasing your losses and incur more losses.

I would say in this case that even if someone is on a winning streak and wants to quit gambling, I don't see anything wrong with it. Just as there is no problem if someone has the ability to lose and gambles, similarly there should be no problem if a person wants to abstain from gambling for personal reasons or financial reasons, then there is nothing negative there.

Because here we have to remember that gambling is just an entertainment source, it is not an important thing in our lives that we have to keep in mind all the time.

[jcojci]

There are some certain extent you will have to quit when come to gambling , especially when one is addicted to gambling. For instance gambling is affecting your life negatively , is advisable to stop for a while , so that you won’t keep messing up your life , while some folks don’t actually know when to stop they will keep gambling until they realize that their life is a mess , and then it might be already late .

Of course, going on break is good to avoid steady losses and prevent yourself from addiction. However, if you're on a losing streak and you feel like quitting gambling, that's good because many gamblers cannot undergo losses for long. Quitting isn't a sign of weakness since, it's better than chasing your losses and incur more losses.

If more gamblers understand that, we will not hears so many desperate gamblers lose their money. They will be careful spending their money as they know gambling can takes all of their money easily. They will limits the amount and not trying to get their lose money back.

They know that is difficult and instead losing more, they will stops gambling and leave it. Quitting gambling is okay to avoid more losses so they will not feels sad and can return to casino other days.

[LastKiss]

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

Yeah, it’s normal tho and I’ve experienced it several times. When it happens to me I usually keep playing, but it depends on my gambling budget. If I still have money available, I’ll continue. If not, I stop immediately because I don’t want to break my own rules and lose discipline, which could lead to overspending in gambling. I don’t think quit is always the right solution instead, taking a break can help you recover from a losing streak and you can start again when you’re ready.

[Fredomago]

There are some certain extent you will have to quit when come to gambling , especially when one is addicted to gambling. For instance gambling is affecting your life negatively , is advisable to stop for a while , so that you won’t keep messing up your life , while some folks don’t actually know when to stop they will keep gambling until they realize that their life is a mess , and then it might be already late .

Of course, going on break is good to avoid steady losses and prevent yourself from addiction. However, if you're on a losing streak and you feel like quitting gambling, that's good because many gamblers cannot undergo losses for long. Quitting isn't a sign of weakness since, it's better than chasing your losses and incur more losses.

It's a sign of maturity, quitting should always be a part of your gambling journey not alone when you are in a losing streak but moreso when you are in the winning streaks, as you can generate decent benefits whenever you manage to quit when you are in a favorable position, while if you are not, then quitting is a good sign that you still in control of your emotions, it's just cutting all the potentials like being highly addicted to lose more than what you can let go then regret all along.

[dwyane36]

Of course, going on break is good to avoid steady losses and prevent yourself from addiction. However, if you're on a losing streak and you feel like quitting gambling, that's good because many gamblers cannot undergo losses for long. Quitting isn't a sign of weakness since, it's better than chasing your losses and incur more losses.

Taking a deliberate break is, in principle, one of the best decisions a gambler can make during an unlucky gaming session. At the very least, it will help cool down emotions and avoid tilt. But the problem for many gamblers is precisely that during a losing streak, they don’t realize when their emotions start to override common sense, which ultimately leads to emotional betting and a loss of bankroll.

[masulum]

Taking a deliberate break is, in principle, one of the best decisions a gambler can make during an unlucky gaming session. At the very least, it will help cool down emotions and avoid tilt. But the problem for many gamblers is precisely that during a losing streak, they don’t realize when their emotions start to override common sense, which ultimately leads to emotional betting and a loss of bankroll.

When losing, the decision to take a break is the most difficult for gamblers on a losing streak. Only those capable of logical thinking can avoid continuing to gamble during their losing streak. This isn't just due to addiction and emotion, but also to the chasing wins without considering the impact on their finances if the losses continue. Fighting the urge to gamble and taking a break also requires effort, and this will only able to achieved by gamblers if able to fight with resistance of their ego. If not, they won't stop gamble until their money run out.

[davis196]

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?

Every gambler has experienced the same feeling. Results are random, but most gamblers fall into the "gambler's fallacy" thinking that there's some sort of hidden connection between different outcomes. For example, if you lose a game ten times in a row you expect to win on the eleventh time, but this is just your mind playing tricks on you. The chances of losing the eleventh game are still as random as they are with all the other game outcomes. And the answer is no. Luck can't "read your mind". You are free to quit if you want to. There's no need to make forum threads announcing that you "quit gambling".

[rachael9385]

Of course, going on break is good to avoid steady losses and prevent yourself from addiction. However, if you're on a losing streak and you feel like quitting gambling, that's good because many gamblers cannot undergo losses for long. Quitting isn't a sign of weakness since, it's better than chasing your losses and incur more losses.

Taking a deliberate break is, in principle, one of the best decisions a gambler can make during an unlucky gaming session. At the very least, it will help cool down emotions and avoid tilt. But the problem for many gamblers is precisely that during a losing streak, they don’t realize when their emotions start to override common sense, which ultimately leads to emotional betting and a loss of bankroll.

The reason for that is because they cannot accept losses, when they start losing what goes in their mind at that time is how to get back what they have lost, this is the reason why they continue chasing until they eventually lose it all. Taking a break isn't an option to them at such a critical time because what matters to them is getting back what is already lost, this is a destructive mindset gamblers have.

[Alex077]

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

Every gambler has experienced the same feeling. Results are random, but most gamblers fall into the "gambler's fallacy" thinking that there's some sort of hidden connection between different outcomes. For example, if you lose a game ten times in a row you expect to win on the eleventh time, but this is just your mind playing tricks on you...

Totally agree with you, especially on the “gambler’s fallacy” - it’s one of the most common mistakes gamblers make.
A lot of gamblers begin to imagine patterns where there are none, convincing themselves the system has to pay them back after a series of losses.. But in reality, every round is independent, and past results don’t mean anything.
I’d also add that this is more about psychology than anything else. Instead of taking the loss, the player tries to find some kind of meaning in it, even if it’s completely made up, just to justify continuing.

[Proty]

Of course, going on break is good to avoid steady losses and prevent yourself from addiction. However, if you're on a losing streak and you feel like quitting gambling, that's good because many gamblers cannot undergo losses for long. Quitting isn't a sign of weakness since, it's better than chasing your losses and incur more losses.

Taking a deliberate break is, in principle, one of the best decisions a gambler can make during an unlucky gaming session. At the very least, it will help cool down emotions and avoid tilt. But the problem for many gamblers is precisely that during a losing streak, they don’t realize when their emotions start to override common sense, which ultimately leads to emotional betting and a loss of bankroll.

The reason for that is because they cannot accept losses, when they start losing what goes in their mind at that time is how to get back what they have lost, this is the reason why they continue chasing until they eventually lose it all. Taking a break isn't an option to them at such a critical time because what matters to them is getting back what is already lost, this is a destructive mindset gamblers have.

The only thing that makes most Gambler to be chasing after losses is because they have gamble with what they cannot afford to lose. This push then into wanting to get back the amount they have lost by gambling more . To avoid this habit gambler should always gamble with what they can afford to lose and also they should understand that in gambling winning and losing are part of the game.

[shanz]

Of course, going on break is good to avoid steady losses and prevent yourself from addiction. However, if you're on a losing streak and you feel like quitting gambling, that's good because many gamblers cannot undergo losses for long. Quitting isn't a sign of weakness since, it's better than chasing your losses and incur more losses.

Taking a deliberate break is, in principle, one of the best decisions a gambler can make during an unlucky gaming session. At the very least, it will help cool down emotions and avoid tilt. But the problem for many gamblers is precisely that during a losing streak, they don’t realize when their emotions start to override common sense, which ultimately leads to emotional betting and a loss of bankroll.

The reason for that is because they cannot accept losses, when they start losing what goes in their mind at that time is how to get back what they have lost, this is the reason why they continue chasing until they eventually lose it all. Taking a break isn't an option to them at such a critical time because what matters to them is getting back what is already lost, this is a destructive mindset gamblers have.

The only thing that makes most Gambler to be chasing after losses is because they have gamble with what they cannot afford to lose. This push then into wanting to get back the amount they have lost by gambling more . To avoid this habit gambler should always gamble with what they can afford to lose and also they should understand that in gambling winning and losing are part of the game.

I agree. When you play with what you can't afford to lose, every decision you make after will be 100% wrong, because it's based on weak foundations. From my experience, it’s usually better to stick to your initial decision. If you planned to stop, just stop. That small win doesn’t really change the bigger picture. More than that, even if your budget is affordable to lose, sometimes you should stop if you feel negative vibes, if you had a bad day, or if you feel that luck is not on your side.

[Showlove01]

Of course, going on break is good to avoid steady losses and prevent yourself from addiction. However, if you're on a losing streak and you feel like quitting gambling, that's good because many gamblers cannot undergo losses for long. Quitting isn't a sign of weakness since, it's better than chasing your losses and incur more losses.

Taking a deliberate break is, in principle, one of the best decisions a gambler can make during an unlucky gaming session. At the very least, it will help cool down emotions and avoid tilt. But the problem for many gamblers is precisely that during a losing streak, they don’t realize when their emotions start to override common sense, which ultimately leads to emotional betting and a loss of bankroll.

The reason for that is because they cannot accept losses, when they start losing what goes in their mind at that time is how to get back what they have lost, this is the reason why they continue chasing until they eventually lose it all. Taking a break isn't an option to them at such a critical time because what matters to them is getting back what is already lost, this is a destructive mindset gamblers have.

The only thing that makes most Gambler to be chasing after losses is because they have gamble with what they cannot afford to lose. This push then into wanting to get back the amount they have lost by gambling more . To avoid this habit gambler should always gamble with what they can afford to lose and also they should understand that in gambling winning and losing are part of the game.

You are right but this period it is somehow more than just losing what they can afford to let go. Some people has signed up in their mind that they must survive or succeed through gambling and these kind of people it is very hard to see them give up or take a break unless God interven for them. The moment they had that mindset means addiction already and it is not good, people ought to be responsible while gambling knowing that winning is not certain even though some people win and make it look simple it's not...