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

[Dunamisx]

Is very possible that we lose hope along the line when we see that the match is not going the way we expected everything seems unfavorable for us, but this does not even warrant for giving up despite how things might have started, we still need more patience to the end of everything before we could conclude on being defeated or not when it comes to gambling.

[Floxynice]

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 whole mindset is the reason gamblers keep chasing losses. Every gambler has felt this way in one way or the other but unfortunately, betting (and gambling in general) does not reward you because of how much your losses have accumulated or how consistent you've been; each bet has an independent outcome. Many people who gamble because they feel their breakthrough is almost near usually lose even more while in the process of trying to chase losses. The best way to approach every bet is to treat each bet independently, wins will come if you are lucky and not because you've been there for too long.

[Odogwu-Blockchain]

That's the mindset of a junkie, those who are soaked into gambling and never had to do anything else, those who gamble immediately they wake up in the morning after having series of dreams of themselves gambling the night before that morning. You often overhear this sort of belief whenever they having a convo with their fellow bettors.

Anyway, I can't tell anyone what to believe in and not, a person's world is shaped by his thinking and choices, so if a gambler has to create this kind of delusional expectations, that's not a problem.

I personally don't believe in it, if you loss, that's a lost, if you win, that's a luck. No too much loss is accumulating for big wins someday, that's a false hope.

[Davidvictorson]

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.

That kind of mindset is what makes gamblers to continue gambling until they lose all their money and go into debt which eventually leads to several mental health issues.
In fact, that isn't a responsible gambling practice. As a gambler, if you have been on a losing streak for a long time, it is an obvious sign that you need to take a break. Nothing more. Go engage yourself in some non-gambling activity so that you can return to gambling with a better perspective or maybe the break can help break the jinx of the losing streak, you never know.

[Localhostspeed]

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.

Lol, I think this is just how any gamblers fee when they are been optimistic about their gambling life especially when they feel they have understand a pattern that can bring you some money but the reality of gambling is that you might even gamble and have all that and it will take you another month to win games from gambling, most often it's that games we don't have any feeling of winning that we win later, those are the kind of feelings I like the most.

It feel good to be optimistic but the best way to go about gambling is to expect nothing. When you have zero your mind about not getting anything from gambling, even when you don't win anything, you don't even feel bad about it and this stop you from making bad decisions that are going to affect you later. Sometimes, this makes you gamble amount you can afford to lose, some gamblers have lose money because they feel they are winning the bet they don't even understand.

[Anayochukwu]

Obviously you are fooling ourselves when gambling with the mindset of doubling your money overnight in the game because that doesn't work for gamblers at all. Let it not be a side hustle because you are likely to lose more and more when you don't know when to get out of the game, although it always like that when we are on losing streak but stopping Makes it easier to find a way. When you are gambling with a free mindset you will have nothing to worry about the game because it is the gamblers that are not gambling with the right mindset that are finding it hard to accept losses.

[Agbe]

When you play a slot games and loss, you would believe that the next game would be a win for you and for that the continues gambling begins and that is the simple "slogan" for all gamblers. "I will win the next try". That is why it is good to have a budgeted amount for gambling so you will be a responsible gambler. And once you exhausted your budget, you relax. Gamble responsible.

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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.

Even if I felt like that, does this matter?
What I will say here is that whatever my personal feelings are, they will in no way determine the outcome of my next bet, so it is foolish of me to have such thoughts or expectations.
Rather, if sometimes it seems that we are facing excessive losses, and because of this we are not getting any entertainment from gambling, but rather it is causing us mental stress, then I think instead of thinking that we should win once now, we should take a break from gambling and if we want to, we should start gambling again after a certain time.

[Joy- maker]

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.

There are gamblers who often experience this feelings after losing a significant amount of money to gambling.  Personally I don't do that,  because i always set a gambling budget,  and whenever the funds are exhausted i walk away. But sometimes I do increase my gambling budget if I still want to gamble not to chase losses. This gambler's fallacy do work for some gamblers,  but it hasn't worked for me before,  because I don't believe that a win due after a losing streak.

[ralle14]

It's kind of common to think that way, but i've learned my lesson not to chase after a win when it could bring me further down. There are times it goes as expected, but it's not worth the effort if you're only focused on one side of the situation.

I wish it worked that way so I could plan my max bets. That thought is one of our ways to cope during the bad sessions, so we don't get discouraged, similar to that popular meme where the guy is close to mining diamonds and then gives up midway through.

[leonair]

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.

No bet can be guaranteed to win. However, when someone loses several times in a row, he has some confidence that he deserves to win the next bet. Since he has lost many bets in a row, he has a win in the next few bets. Actually, this is a psychological thing, we constantly see that when we play casino games, we do not only lose for a long time, we win and lose there, these two things happen frequently, which makes us more serious about gambling. But when there are several consecutive losses, then it is natural to expect a win. These things automatically work in our psychology, due to which we cannot stop gambling even if we are losing continuously.

[Akbarkoe]

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.

The belief is there, I feel that the victory will definitely arrive, but the difference between me and others is that I don't force it to happen today and feel that the victory is getting closer so I have to double the bet amount, which is the wrong action.
I always think maybe tomorrow or the next day, this leads me towards safe gambling.
Don't force yourself to win the same day you lose, luck can't be forced even if you use all your wealth.
Play wisely and use your brain to take risks if you expect to win big.
I always believe I'm going to win big, but I don't force myself to do it on the day of your losing streak.

[Mr_Brilliant$]

It is normal, those thoughts do come sometimes, especially after long losing streak..  But just because we feel like we are due for a win does not mean it is going to happen soon…

At that point, I feel it might even be a bit risky because it might push you into over betting...  when taught like this comes, the better approach is just staying more conscious and disciplined, Becaue most times that winning taught doesn’t happen when we expect it..

[Churchillvv]

I don’t know how often people here hit the loading streaks but for me once I get losses that are too consistent I genuinely quit for the main time and focus my energy on something else, it has become a culture for me to quit when I loss too much so the thought has never stoke me that I’m due for winning and how does one get due for winning? Gambling is gambling and whether you have been wining or losing it doesn’t give a fuck about you from my knowledge so all the myth of due wining is just a psychological construct and defeat that you will win even though there is no guarantee for that.

[Alphakilo]

I actually do feel I am about to get a lucky break or win when I resume gambling or betting activities after taking a break for some time.
I always fell a fresh energy and new techniques flow on how to maneuver and place my bets based on amounts I can afford to spread across several tickets and afford to lose without blinking.
This is why taking a break most times is more important than being consistent and losing pointlessly without making any progress, while being more financially deep in losses and getting addicted.

Having a new perspective is great to be hopeful mostly when it concerns resuming gambling after a long losing streak, because it would seem as if the beginners luck is in reset and winning is sure.

[Asiska02]

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.

One thing about this gambling that I work by is that, the next bet you’re going to be playing is independent of the previous ones. A long consecutive winning streak does not mean the next bet will end up in another win, it could end in loss and vice versa. Gambling doesn’t work with your emotions or some kind of convincing believe you have in yourself that a series of losses will later result into a win. One thing the gambling industry goes by is that as long as you don’t stop gambling, you’ll definitely get at least a win which would help to recover some losses. But always remember that the previous bet is independent of the subsequent ones.

[AmoreJaz]

I don’t know how often people here hit the loading streaks but for me once I get losses that are too consistent I genuinely quit for the main time and focus my energy on something else, it has become a culture for me to quit when I loss too much so the thought has never stoke me that I’m due for winning and how does one get due for winning? Gambling is gambling and whether you have been wining or losing it doesn’t give a fuck about you from my knowledge so all the myth of due wining is just a psychological construct and defeat that you will win even though there is no guarantee for that.

Because if you don't know when to quit, you will likely put yourself in a rabbit hole of gambling. I've been there countless times, pausing my game when I know I am already hitting my max allotment for the day. That's when I knew that I needed to stop. I have allocated budget for that session, and if it starts depleting, it means, I need to call it a day. Or else, worse will come for my funds.

[Stable090]

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.

If you are a gambler and you are losing continuously, it’s better you just take a break and rest instead of trying to win back your loss. If you keep on gambling with the intention that the losing streak is going to end, surely the losing streak is going to end at some point,  but you might have lost so much when the losing streak is going to end, and you trying to win back the amount which you have lost might just make you lose more money. If you are losing too much, just stop gambling at that moment, take some rest and come back another time.

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.

That doesn’t even make any sense to me, how are you going to know that you are due to win already? If you are losing and you are planning to recover your loss, then you are causing more damage to yourself. Thinking you are already due to winning is really a bad mindset which should be avoided or you might just end up losing more.

[Orpichukwu]

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 don't often feel that way, but I also can't deny the fact that I do feel it, but it usually only happens each time I'm playing a crash game and I'm on a losing streak not being able to cash out before the plane crashes. I lose to a point where I feel like this might be it, and the multiplier is definitely going to be higher; only if I can be patient and keep on playing will I definitely be lucky with one, but that's just my mind messing with me. If I don't control it, that's how I will empty my balance that very day.

[Rockstarguy]

It is important to understand that there is no guarantee that if you have played a lot, you are entitled to win. If you have the mindset that the more you play, the more it is supposed to yield wins, then this may even be a trap that encourages you to gamble more.

 Gambling is a game of luck, and one is required to gamble with an amount that can be afforded. Winning in gambling is not about the amount of money you have gambled or how long you have been gambling.