Do you usually think about the lose before using that particular amount to bet?

[mirakal]

It would be another story to tell if you don't try to look for a stable job or business idea that would be sustainable in the long run just because you are being hooked with gambling, and because you are currently experiencing highly profitable income these days. Having this kind of mindset will most likely won't be seen gambling for long term because of wrong choices and priorities in life.

Gambling is never made to make us profitable and get rich from it, but the only people who will benefit the most from gambling are the gambling owners and those who keep on promoting gambling, the gamblers themselves are just bound to lose in the long run.

[Pandorak]

When i first started gambling, i thought it could be a way to make big, quick profits. Seeing so many people hit the jackpot only fueled my curiosity, until i eventually lost interest in that aspect and became more concerned with the budget i set aside for gambling. My mindset now is this “Losing is a certainty, while winning is a bonus.”

My question is that, if you truly understand know about the loses involves in gambling would you go gamble with the amount you can not afford to lose?

The reason why people often gamble with money they can’t afford to lose isn’t because they don’t understand the risks, but because there are certain moments when they simply don’t care about the potential consequences of total loss, they’re purely following their instincts and emotions, this is what often leads gamblers to financial ruin, and regret usually sets in only after the gambling session is over.

[Makus]

A lot of gamblers think about the possibilities of winning without thinking what happens if they lose, gambling is a game of wins and losses so it is important to ask yourself some important questions before staking on a game, first of all, the amount of money you are staking is it an affordable amount that you can lose comfortably without getting affected financially? If yes then it means that you should should reevaluate your decisions and consider reducing the amount of money that you are using in other for you to cut down losses.

[danherbias07]

When I start thinking about my losses, I usually stop at that point.

Simple. The games become more boring when you start thinking about the losses. That just means you didn't get anything good, and it's probably a day that we should just take a pass. Whenever I force it, I almost puke at how ridiculous the results will be. Sometimes, in 100 rolls, you won't even get anything good, and that's a cue that I must exit and call it a day.
My bet is already at the minimum as always, so I will not be able to reduce anything. The only option is walking out and maybe taking a long rest without thinking about it.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

A lot of gamblers think about the possibilities of winning without thinking what happens if they lose, gambling is a game of wins and losses so it is important to ask yourself some important questions before staking on a game, first of all, the amount of money you are staking is it an affordable amount that you can lose comfortably without getting affected financially? If yes then it means that you should should reevaluate your decisions and consider reducing the amount of money that you are using in other for you to cut down losses.

I know this is possibly an honest error or mistake but I still will correct you, if the amount of money a person is staking on games is one they can afford to lose and It won't affect them in anyway most especially financially, then I do not see where or what they need to reevaluate based on their gambling decisions because thir decisions are good.

Gambling being a game of loses and wins, it is outrightll foolish for a person to think and dwell in their mind the possibilities of winning alone and completely forget about the most common possible outcome which is losing.
If I should say what I think concerning this matter, I would say that it will make sense if we give attention to loses for more than we do to winnings, because focusing mind on winning and then later losing makes the pain and regret double, but when you are gambling and you are fully conscious and away that you could lose the bet and your money., this give strength and makes bearing loses much more easier.

[Yablee0]

My question is that, if you truly understand know about the loses involves in gambling would you go gamble with the amount you can not afford to lose?

I do not think about the consequences, but I can not use huge amount of money to bet either because it is simple to understand that if I use huge amount of money to bet, that means I am becoming indiscipline and it may affect me in a bad way financially. There is one thing I like about myself, that is financial discipline. If not for this forum, I may not even be gambling at all. But as I am gambling, I can not use more than small amount of money that I can afford to lose to gamble.

As a disciplined gambler and also as a player that has his/her interest and safety at hands that's just the right thing to do. However, their is one thing I have understand lately in the game, once a player is using what he can afford to lose to gamble, you find out that the gambler in question will feels very comfortable, you rarely see him complaining even after losing and that is because what he used what just the right funds to gamble with. 

Furthermore, for a gambler to start going above his limit and using huge amount is not that advisable because at the end of the day if things didn't work out as planned it becomes something that will keep on troubling his mind and in most cases it can result into something serious. Therefore, in a single words, moderate gambling strategy or gambling with a little amount we can let go is just the right amount to gamble with.

[viljy]

It is always necessary to assume a probable loss. That is why you can only risk small (for your budget) amounts of bets. Because it's more important to "not lose" than to "win." But of course, in this way, theoretically, a large amount can only be won in a lottery or slots, and with negligible probability.

But, for example, roulette requires a large bet for a big win. So keeping a balance between one's caution and one's greed depends on the strength of each gambler's excitement. Sometimes it may make sense to take a risk (if you have extra money), but in most cases, caution is more important.

[Jostern]

Myself I’m mostly more concerned about winning, I don’t care about my looses or thinking about my looses that is way more not important, which is why I prefer to gamble with what I can afford to loose that will not get me into any trouble, gambling is gambling, so there is nothing certain with gambling, it’s either you loose or you win, whichever one that occurs then you should take care of it yourself.

What need would that be that I should be thinking about my looses would that bring back my money, it’s better to focus ahead of things that are more important and necessary which is focusing on how to possibly win.

[Ishicryptic]

Gambling is addictive and reminding yourself about it sometimes will help you not to gamble irresponsibly so if you get overconfident about a game and wants to use a lot of money to stake it you should remind yourself that you can lose the game. Gambling wins are by luck and if you are a prudent person you will be careful about using money for your responsibilities to use for gambling because if you lose it you will have yourself to blame. Presently I don't think about anything before I use money to gamble because it has become automatic for me to use amounts that I'm comfortable to loose for gambling.

[Betwrong]

Gambling is very interesting and if you don't know how it works you could get carried away while gambling, gambling has become something that is worth more than going to source for work or searching for jobs. Majority of Men or people out there think that gambling is more profitable compared to go search for a reliable Jobs.

My question is that, if you truly understand know about the loses involves in gambling would you go gamble with the amount you can not afford to lose?

No, I wouldn't. I wouldn't bet an amount that can not afford to lose even if the winning chance was 99% because I know from my own experience that even with this winning chance you can lose two times in a row and also the odds fro such bets are so low that it's nit worth it.

Of course, we know that anyone gambling should keep using either 1-5 percent of their monthly/weekly income?

5% of your weekly income should be the limit for a week and 5% of your monthly income should be the limit for a month. I know it's already too much, but it's bearable.

[SPIDERMAN008]

In gambling, we should bet with an amount that we can afford to lose. Because if someone bets with money beyond their ability, they will suffer mentally if they lose. If there is a large financial loss, they will have to face financial problems in their daily lives.

I basically bet with a small amount. If I want to bet for a long time or in the case of sports betting, if I think I will bet on a few matches, then I bet on a few games with a small amount. I never bet my necessary money now. I don't even bet with an amount that will cause me a very large financial loss.

[Zlantann]

Gambling is very interesting and if you don't know how it works you could get carried away while gambling, gambling has become something that is worth more than going to source for work or searching for jobs. Majority of Men or people out there think that gambling is more profitable compared to go search for a reliable Jobs.

A job is an activity that brings you a predictable income at the end of a certain period. So we cannot predict when a gambler will win, lose, or make a profit. Those who use gambling as a source of income will not just face inconsistent financial flow; they might become indebted and end up frustrated. My recommendation is for them to go and look for a job because gambling is not a profession.

My question is that, if you truly understand know about the loses involves in gambling would you go gamble with the amount you can not afford to lose?
Many people gambles now and when they lose they surely looks for someone or something else to apportion the blame because you used the amount that is a bit higher to what you can accept to lose to gamble but then, you had no option than to keep gambling till either you recover what you had lose while gambling. However, if you think about the loses that is involved in gambling would you still use the higher amounts to gamble or you would reduce your bet to make sure you still remains online gambling? Of course, we know that anyone gambling should keep using either 1-5 percent of their monthly/weekly income?

The reason there is an age limit is that gambling is because it is designed for those who can take responsibility for their actions. So anyone who blames another person for his gambling losses is not qualified to be a gambler. The principle is simple: use only the amount you can afford to lose on gambling.

[Outhue]

To say the truth, people think more about the amount that they will have after a bet than if they can afford to lose the money, sadly this is why we have so many gamblers coming out to tell their heartbreaking gambling story, because how can you only think about how much you will earn and not how much you will lose when you are not selling goods to people? For me this shows that many gamblers aren't as smart as they thought.

[swogerino]

Gambling is very interesting and if you don't know how it works you could get carried away while gambling, gambling has become something that is worth more than going to source for work or searching for jobs. Majority of Men or people out there think that gambling is more profitable compared to go search for a reliable Jobs.

My question is that, if you truly understand know about the loses involves in gambling would you go gamble with the amount you can not afford to lose?
Many people gambles now and when they lose they surely looks for someone or something else to apportion the blame because you used the amount that is a bit higher to what you can accept to lose to gamble but then, you had no option than to keep gambling till either you recover what you had lose while gambling. However, if you think about the loses that is involved in gambling would you still use the higher amounts to gamble or you would reduce your bet to make sure you still remains online gambling? Of course, we know that anyone gambling should keep using either 1-5 percent of their monthly/weekly income?

If most gamblers asked that question to themselves they would most probably not bet at all to any event. The reason why most people who gamble do not ask that question to themselves is that they have a lot of confidence in the bets they place otherwise as I said if they did not believe their bet to have huge chances to be a winning one then they would not bet at all. Of course this is dangerous behavior to go and bet without thinking of consequences if this money is lost to a bet how it does affect me or my family. Personally to avoid asking that question to myself I only gamble with money I can afford to lose.

[Nahl]

Plenty of gamblers have over confident when they were started to gamble that's why mostly these gamblers are put huge money because they hoping can won huge too from their bets but as a gambler we should be realize that we cannot avoiding to lost and how far we were attempt to avoiding it by using strategies or statistics to won the bets but sometimes eventually we lost money because bad luck and for me personally everytime i want to gamble i was confident can won the bets but i have realize that the potention to lost money always be there especially if i have no luck so, that's why i only used the money which i can afford to lost because i don't want my loses can make me desperate and so far this mainset can safe me from gambling addiction

[giammangiato]

My question is that, if you truly understand know about the loses involves in gambling would you go gamble with the amount you can not afford to lose?

In my case it could never happen, I live down to earth, there is never any certainty about anything, let alone gambling.
So no, I would never bet a sum that I can't afford, every time I gamble I am psychologically prepared for the loss, it is no coincidence that I have my personal limits of weekly spending on gambling.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

Gambling is very interesting and if you don't know how it works you could get carried away while gambling, gambling has become something that is worth more than going to source for work or searching for jobs. Majority of Men or people out there think that gambling is more profitable compared to go search for a reliable Jobs.

Anybody who thinks that gambling as a source of income is better than going for a career has deficiency in thinking. You ought to get a life and a skill to sustain you, then use part of the proceeds of what you do with the skills to entertain yourself with gambling. Gambling has never been a proven source of income and you can hardly win long-term in gambling, but you can make money long-term with your skill.

My question is that, if you truly understand know about the loses involves in gambling would you go gamble with the amount you can not afford to lose?
Many people gambles now and when they lose they surely looks for someone or something else to apportion the blame because you used the amount that is a bit higher to what you can accept to lose to gamble but then, you had no option than to keep gambling till either you recover what you had lose while gambling. However, if you think about the loses that is involved in gambling would you still use the higher amounts to gamble or you would reduce your bet to make sure you still remains online gambling? Of course, we know that anyone gambling should keep using either 1-5 percent of their monthly/weekly income?

I do think about the impact of the losses more than the gains of a win which is why I make sure to set a budget comprising of amounts I can afford to loose and ensure I only gamble with it. I have used higher amounts to gamble in the past and the outcome was not funny and yeah, I use less than 4% of my earnings to gamble to stay within budget and be on a safer side.

[coinrifft]

My question is that, if you truly understand know about the loses involves in gambling would you go gamble with the amount you can not afford to lose?
Many people gambles now and when they lose they surely looks for someone or something else to apportion the blame because you used the amount that is a bit higher to what you can accept to lose to gamble but then, you had no option than to keep gambling till either you recover what you had lose while gambling. However, if you think about the loses that is involved in gambling would you still use the higher amounts to gamble or you would reduce your bet to make sure you still remains online gambling? Of course, we know that anyone gambling should keep using either 1-5 percent of their monthly/weekly income?

No one can really answer that question because we don't know what is going to be the result of our gambling activity because we are betting on the unknown. Because if we did then we would surely bet big money in order to won huge.

It's all about risk and what amount you can afford to lose to not have this kind of mentality of like blaming everyone and not yourself. Or not accepting your lose in the first place. So as I have said, this is going to be a vicious cycle, and at the end of the day, it's all about your priorities in life.

[Livingleged]

My question is that, if you truly understand know about the loses involves in gambling would you go gamble with the amount you can not afford to lose?

There is no gambler out there that doesn’t understand the loses involved, immediately you look at your history and your account balance after a huge lose you’ll realize better. But it just the believe of I can win in my next trial and it will cover for everything that has been lost and that’s how you keep repeating same process until your totally out of fund and you become miserable. For sure every gambler knows the loses involved but just believing one big win is on the way thats why it may look like they don’t care about loses but they really do.

[Awaklara]

I once gambled without any limitations that I set for myself, and we all know the bad ending eventually happened. Experiences like that eventually led me to the desire to improve myself. I stopped gambling for quite a long time and eventually returned, but with efforts that I have ensured until now not to violate. That is risking an amount that I have already set. I experienced the risk of that indiscipline myself. So I do not want to go through it again.