Have you ever felt like you're already due for a win after a long losing streak?

[mirakal]

I think a lot of gamblers get stuck in that mindset. the more you lose, the more you start believing that a win has to come soon. like it just doesnt feel possible to keep losing forever, so you convince yourself the next bet might finally be the one.

Sometimes that is also when people start doubling their bet after every loss. because in their head, they are already due, and one win could recover everything. it sounds good when you think about it in the middle of a losing streak, especially when frustration is already there and you just want to get your money back.

But does it really work like that in real life, or are we just fooling ourselves because we dont want to accept that losing can still continue no matter how many times we already lost.

I wanna know if others here also think that way sometimes. have you ever felt that after a long losing streak, your win was already getting close. and did that feeling help, or did it just make you lose even more.

[Ruttoshi]

I feel that gamblers are just fooling themselves in order for them to see reasons why they should continue gambling. Your long losing streak isn't a guarantee that you are entitled to a win in your next bet. You are just unlucky to bet at the wrong time when luck us frowning at you.

If I'm on a losing streak, I stop playing and call it a day but I can consider to continue gambling, if eventually, I win my last bet before I decide to stop. The fact is that nobody likes to be a loser. All we want is win win win.

[Achalugo BTC]

I feel that gamblers are just fooling themselves in order for them to see reasons why they should continue gambling. Your long losing streak isn't a guarantee that you are entitled to a win in your next bet. You are just unlucky to bet at the wrong time when luck us frowning at you.

If I'm on a losing streak, I stop playing and call it a day but I can consider to continue gambling, if eventually, I win my last bet before I decide to stop. The fact is that nobody likes to be a loser. All we want is win win win.

Which is not possible to always wins, because gambling has already be designed to be a profit and loss thing, which gamblers are to accept the fact and move on, instead of trying their best, even when their best is not enough and is not showing forth any good result, if gambling is not for you, or its not always in your favour, its better for one to quit or stop gambling, because whatever attitude one display last time, they might likely to display even worst than like this and it might affect them negatively.

[Kelvinid]

Like what Albert Einstein said, ''No one can win at roulette unless he steals money from the table while the croupier isn't looking.'' In real life, this is also applicable in all aspects in gambling. Even if you think its due to win after a losing streak, winning has no guarantee that it will be given to you. Unless if you get extra lucky and suddenly the edge is on you, then you will make a good win.

I somehow feel that urge to win, but the fact that we are gambling, that will only remain a wishful thinking, it happened but very rare.

[mirakal]

I feel that gamblers are just fooling themselves in order for them to see reasons why they should continue gambling. Your long losing streak isn't a guarantee that you are entitled to a win in your next bet. You are just unlucky to bet at the wrong time when luck us frowning at you.

This is me sometimes too, but good thing now I can move on easier after.
Sometimes I really do stupid things, like going all in just because I’m bored, then regretting it later. Most of the time I end up losing when I do that kind of nonsense.

If I'm on a losing streak, I stop playing and call it a day but I can consider to continue gambling, if eventually, I win my last bet before I decide to stop. The fact is that nobody likes to be a loser. All we want is win win win.

I can tell you’re a responsible gambler, but are you like that all the time?

[Mhizlove]

I feel that gamblers are just fooling themselves in order for them to see reasons why they should continue gambling. Your long losing streak isn't a guarantee that you are entitled to a win in your next bet. You are just unlucky to bet at the wrong time when luck us frowning at you.

If I'm on a losing streak, I stop playing and call it a day but I can consider to continue gambling, if eventually, I win my last bet before I decide to stop. The fact is that nobody likes to be a loser. All we want is win win win.

Honestly I will say that the idea of winning the last best and I will still continue, you know that sometimes that little won you want us the same one that will make you go all over again. The most important thing is that when you decide to stop don't hesitate just stop whether it's a win or loss, because in gambling I don't think it has memory if you've lose before or win now. That I will say it's discipline and not ouch and it's protect someone from this kind of situation

[Joeboy]

Some gamblers sef ehn, why is it so difficult for them to accept the reality about gamble, which is that losses are very well part of the game and it is something that cannot be avoided.. Surely at time profit may come but that doesn't change the erase the inevitability of losses....That mindset of expecting profits to come after encounter ming a loss can be very dangerous, and that coz it can result in excessive gambling which could eventually result to addiction of that gambler if he doesn't take care.... It is always bets that during long losing streak that a gambler stops gambling completely so as to have time to prevent himself/or herself from making dangerous decisions....

[Sammye3]

Gambling is a game that tricks the mind; those with a weak mindset often fall victim to its false promise—a hope that lingers but is never attained. You could go on gambling the whole day without getting a win if you do that recklessly because the gambling site does not owe you anything.

Most people feel theey can get financial freedom from gambling which is a very wrong approach, and they pursue winnings with this mindset which they eventually regret at the end of the day. There is a limit to how frequent one should gamble and that should not be compromised no matter the circumstance. Ensure to set limits, never ignore red flags and bet within your capacity.

[Yablee0]

But does it really work like that in real life, or are we just fooling ourselves because we dont want to accept that losing can still continue no matter how many times we already lost.

This are just common ignorance that has got many gamblers stocked in addiction mess for some couples of years now. However, your feelings or whatever you maybe thinking has nothing to do with your winning streak, as a  matter of fact it lacks the ability initiating no success, if you're not getting it at that very moment then that's just it, striving further will only exposed you to more lost.

Believe me or not, greed has always been the root cause of all this and has blinded us from seeing things from the right direction. However, when chasing lost in gamble, is like chasing shadows and getting worried over split milk that can not be recovered. Furthermore, if we must get rid of all this problems we are seeing today in gamble then we must kill that believe or the mindset of getting back our lost fund's, believing we can fix our bills with gamble winnings and lot more, perhaps this could just be a positive way out being a healthy gambler.

[Betwrong]

"Have you ever felt like you're already due for a win after a long losing streak?" - Of course, many times. And even now, when I know it's wrong to think like that, I sometimes fall for that trap.

~But does it really work like that in real life, or are we just fooling ourselves because we dont want to accept that losing can still continue no matter how many times we already lost.

 
No, in real life, when you try to achieve something that is impossible again and again, it doesn't work. With your next try you will most likely not achieve it yet again. But the other thing that should be said here, I think, is that you never know for sure. If the probability of something is not zero, it can happen. So you can try, but only with what you can afford to lose, and, guys, never double your bets thinking "I must hit it soon!"

[aoluain]

I feel that gamblers are just fooling themselves in order for them to see reasons why they should continue gambling. Your long losing streak isn't a guarantee that you are entitled to a win in your next bet. You are just unlucky to bet at the wrong time when luck us frowning at you.

I disagree with this - most gamblers are operating on a loss and most of them realise that fact.
nearly all would never admit to it.

When you are operating at a loss you are literally just waiting for the next win and there is a belief
that the next bet is the big one. Most people are not gambling just for the sake of it, they are actively
chasing the next win.

It will take some people longer to realise that the best approach after betting and losing for any length
of time is to quit, take a break and come back tomorrow with a fresh outlook.

[|MINER|]

Even if we do feel something like that after a long loosing streak that we need a win that wouldn't gonna be any work. Becuase we can't controll our luck what will be the next.
And so even if we think something like that, it doesn't matter. So I think it would be better not to expect anything like that and to continue gambling in a common way. And at the same time, if we are a little disappointed from a long losing streak or it is bothering us, then I think we should take a break from gambling for some time, which will basically heal our mental situation. But of course, we can't expect this type of victory after the breaking period is over.

[Fortify]

I think a lot of gamblers get stuck in that mindset. the more you lose, the more you start believing that a win has to come soon. like it just doesnt feel possible to keep losing forever, so you convince yourself the next bet might finally be the one.

Sometimes that is also when people start doubling their bet after every loss. because in their head, they are already due, and one win could recover everything. it sounds good when you think about it in the middle of a losing streak, especially when frustration is already there and you just want to get your money back.

But does it really work like that in real life, or are we just fooling ourselves because we dont want to accept that losing can still continue no matter how many times we already lost.

I wanna know if others here also think that way sometimes. have you ever felt that after a long losing streak, your win was already getting close. and did that feeling help, or did it just make you lose even more.

This is quite a common mistake that gamblers make and project on to the casino, but it's dumb really. The casino does not owe you anything and with most games the odds reset on every single go. Which means your luck does not begin to stack after a string of losses, you have the same chance of winning on the 6th go as you did on the first, but the odds were always against you. The mind is always trying to protect your mental health on this situation and willing to build up elaborate justification (lies) in order to do so. Otherwise you would just be a fool who keeps throwing away good money after bad. There is no trick to these things, but casinos do have an incentive to throw a win your way occasionally to get you buzzed up or you will never return

[_act_]

But does it really work like that in real life, or are we just fooling ourselves because we dont want to accept that losing can still continue no matter how many times we already lost.

I wanna know if others here also think that way sometimes. have you ever felt that after a long losing streak, your win was already getting close. and did that feeling help, or did it just make you lose even more.

Someone that is a newbie may think like that but the person will later realize that he is fooling himself, thinking increasing the money to win and have chance to recover back losses is just a means to lose more money fast.

I have tried it before several times but that was the most vulnerable time for me to lose more money in gambling.

I have stopped it since few years ago when I know gambling is not for making money.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

But does it really work like that in real life, or are we just fooling ourselves because we dont want to accept that losing can still continue no matter how many times we already lost.

I wanna know if others here also think that way sometimes. have you ever felt that after a long losing streak, your win was already getting close. and did that feeling help, or did it just make you lose even more.

I wouldn't say that we are fooling our selves, but it's better that we have something to hold on, after a long losing streak. At least in our minds, we still have that one final push to win and if that happens then so be it.

It might be luck, or it might be our mindset shift. I would say that it also happens to me many times, specially if I took a couple of days off and be back against with gusto and then suddenly I make a huge comeback win.

[Finestream]

Many times, and its not actually helpful. It only made me encourage to keep on betting and increase my bets so that it will also increase the amount to win. And the result, that thought only made me incur bigger losses.

The more bets I make, the bigger losses I end up with, until I come to realize that what we thought is due to win never exist in reality. It's just our own way of motivating oneself that as long as we keep on betting, we will always have the chances to win, if not to lose everything we have.

Winning is never impossible, but there is high possibility in losing than seeing ourselves winning in terms of gambling.

[Patrol69]

When I was new to gambling, I could not gamble with the right strategy due to which the results almost went against me and that really bothered me as a gambler and I felt like I was losing consistently and why I could not win. I had given up gambling many times thinking that it was not possible for me to win in gambling but later when I changed the category the results gradually started to look in my favor. Now I do sports betting and due to this sports betting the results mostly come in my favor. I have a good idea about football cricket and I have a fairly good idea about the teams in football cricket due to which when I bet on a team in football or cricket, the chances of the result coming in my favor are high. However, sometimes unexpected results happen which I accept as normal.

[lombok]

I wouldn't say that we are fooling our selves, but it's better that we have something to hold on, after a long losing streak. At least in our minds, we still have that one final push to win and if that happens then so be it.

It might be luck, or it might be our mindset shift. I would say that it also happens to me many times, specially if I took a couple of days off and be back against with gusto and then suddenly I make a huge comeback win.

Post traumatic peace of mind is an invaluable tool of regaining rational thinking when making financial decisions with strategic planning. When they offer themselves grace, they will be in a better position to see things as they are since they will have no trouble over the failures of the past. Win can be almost automatically generated by emotional tension that gives way to a much fresher state of mind. The intellectual energy will be most useful in enhancing the quality of the analysis and enhancing the instincts in dealing with market price moves.

[Ever-young]

You see that feeling?? That’s it, the same feeling that has taken a lot of gamblers even more deeper and deeper down the losing streak. Except of course you’ve still got the muscle (funds) to pursue further, but if you’ve exhausted your bankroll, no matter how strong such urges are, the best thing to do is walk away, because we can’t really determine when the win will come, there’s no guarantee what point of the streak the wins would start coming, so never go against your way just because of an urge you’re not even sure of.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I wanna know if others here also think that way sometimes. have you ever felt that after a long losing streak, your win was already getting close. and did that feeling help, or did it just make you lose even more.

I was basically new to gambling, I used to believe in this that there is often a stage at which I must have lost money to, the system will have no choice but to give me a win and a good win as a result of how much money I've invested in the game. But unfortunately, I was absolutely wrong, I got to learn that I was totally wrong with this believe through my own personal experiences and also joining gambling discussion to learn from others as well that how much a gambler is losing or have lost is not basis for any guarantee of winning from the casino.

Infact, one that pained me the most upon realization is that the gambling algorithm is designed in a manner where it doesn't keep our betting history, immediately we place a bet and either lost or win, the algorithm will delete that bet and treat the next bet as a completely new bet.
I always felt this was complete cheating because if those algorithms where actually programmed to keep our betting record, it will easily know when and which gambler is losing the most and reward them accordingly, but unfortunately, things don't work this way and it's sad.