What are the chances of getting carried away as a gambler?....

[iv4n]

so that leads to my first question what are the chances of getting carried away as a gambler?.......

Nobody starts gambling with the intention of losing control... But as we go through ups & downs, emotions can slowly take over. And what's really happening when things don't go our way, or when things go our way? Are we still disciplined & in control, or have we got carried away?

When you are in the game, it's easy to lose control... especially with luck-based games. That's why it's important to play only with amounts you can afford to spend. If you don't have money for playing, don't play... all other options will get you into trouble.

[swogerino]

Getting carried away as a gambler is pretty easy.
It starts with a few wins and then you slowly lose control without noticing.

Gambling with money that is not yours is just a bad idea because it removes discipline and adds pressure on top of risky decisions.

It is the easiest thing it can happen to a gambler. The game providers, especially the slot ones are so smart that they have programmed their games to fall a lot of near misses in the screen so the gamblers thinks to himself that this next spin is going to be the win. This continues in a loop until without noticing at all the gambler has been carried away and has started a depositing spree trying to catch that next winning spin which never seems to be coming a gambler's way.

[Agbe]

As for me, it is your hope of winning and the winning itself can make a gambler to be carry away. These are the two major elements or factors or chances that can make someone to gamble without noticing himself. But what the person did was a pure risk and we should not try it because if the most list in the first gambling, you have to pay back the person money for the person to be able to use them to do their marriage. The risk was high.

[I_Anime]

He let his emotions get the best of him . The smart thing he would have done is to run with the wins and be grateful with it going all in again with his profit his sign of greed and low self control have this in your mind gambling is not a charity game you either win or lose is two ways , the outcome is clearly out of your control, try to be disciplined and have a principle to work with and stop wasting valuable resources and he should be glad that a glimpse of luck was still on his side that he didn’t lose his initial balance .

[reagansimms]

Basically I believe temptation is one thing, addiction is another, and overall, being disciplined is what every gambler should ensure to maintain. Because risking money that isn't yours would indeed cause you issues along the way e.g., getting depressed and so on. That said knowing that you can never really 100% certainly analyze your predictions should be a limit to your mind as to how you get funds and how you would gamble with no guarantee if you would make a profit or a loss. To me I see this as an irrational decision that is highly not worth it as a gambler.Well that's all.........
​So my second question is, is it really compulsory as a gambler to take a high risk by gambling with money that isn't yours? .....

gambling, the casino never invites or distributes flyers containing writing to visit their casino, this is purely up to the awareness of each individual. It all depends on self-discipline, discipline in managing time, money and awareness of the situation that is happening in the game.

To answer your second question, it is absolutely not mandatory and not recommended for anyone to take the risk of using money that is not theirs. Gambling with borrowed money, emergency funds, or other people's money is a destructive act that can trigger fatal consequences financially and mentally, such as debt, depression, and even lead to criminal acts if you are unable to manage your emotions when the urge to gamble comes. To prevent getting caught up in the gambling atmosphere, you must apply discipline and manage your bankroll with cold money (money that you are ready to bear the loss), and make gambling just for entertainment (not a source of income) is the main principle that must always be adhered to.

[purple_sparkles]

He let his emotions get the best of him . The smart thing he would have done is to run with the wins and be grateful with it going all in again with his profit his sign of greed and low self control have this in your mind gambling is not a charity game you either win or lose is two ways , the outcome is clearly out of your control, try to be disciplined and have a principle to work with and stop wasting valuable resources and he should be glad that a glimpse of luck was still on his side that he didn’t lose his initial balance .

Sometimes we need to make a mistake in order to learn a lesson. We all know the rules of safe gambling, and we’ve all heard a lot about how important it is to know when to stop. But until you make a mistake yourself and have to pay for it, all those lectures and warnings often don’t really sink in. The most important thing is that the cost of the mistake isn’t too high, but still high enough for the lesson to be learned. When people keep gambling with large amounts of money while constantly taking losses, the reason may no longer be a lack of discipline, but actual mental health disorders that drive this kind of behavior.

[fredericktaylor]

I think that losing control through gambling is completely due to the greed of the gambler because when the gambler does not follow the right rules and starts gambling aggressively with the main purpose of getting rich quickly due to excessive greed or emotion, as a result he does not have self-control over himself, the gambler starts gambling aggressively, goes beyond his means faces financial losses and gradually becomes a gambling addiction. Therefore it is better to keep a cool head while gambling whatever the result take your time and gamble within your means.

[michellee]

so that leads to my first question what are the chances of getting carried away as a gambler?.......

He should stopped gambling after winning the money. Gamblers can carried away easily especially if they are win so they willing to play and win more. But that will not be easy as he already won and the casino will not let him win more but he made a mistake so he should learn to control himself.

​So my second question is, is it really compulsory as a gambler to take a high risk by gambling with money that isn't yours? .....

Gamblers should not take a high risk by continuing playing especially if they win. But they should stop play gambling no matter the condition to prevents more losses. But only few gamblers do that while many gamblers still play and thinks they will gets their luck in next rounds.

[Alex077]

He let his emotions get the best of him . The smart thing he would have done is to run with the wins and be grateful with it going all in again with his profit his sign of greed and low self control have this in your mind gambling is not a charity game you either win or lose is two ways...

Sometimes we need to make a mistake in order to learn a lesson. We all know the rules of safe gambling, and we’ve all heard a lot about how important it is to know when to stop...

Yeah, sometimes we really need to make a mistake ourselves before we learn the lesson.The most important thing is that the price of this mistake is not too high, but still painful enough to remember the lesson. At my opinion when one person may lose money, accept it, adjust their behavior, lower their bets, or even stop gambling completely. But in the same time another person may start chasing losses and fall into an even worse cycle.
I think the best thing is to learn the lesson before the mistake becomes too expensive.

[CryptoBuds]

The early days of every player play significant role in their entire gamblig life. If a player starts with some early easy wins, he is most likely going to be reckless and possibly get carried away in the game. On the other hand, if a player experience turbulence in his early days, he will appreciate the complexity of gambling and likely give it the complete discipline it deserves. So, the beginning sometimes justifies the end, although there are some exceptions since some people already have financial discipline as a way of life.

One factor is often ignored by everyone. In fact even many experienced gamblers cannot follow the rules set in advance. Because the dopamine hit that we get from small wins rewires our brain over time. In fact when your adrenaline rush mixes with fast decisions in live events this spike will become stronger.

I think it is not possible to deal with this problem with discipline alone. If a hard technical solution can be taken then maybe it will be possible to deal with this problem.

For example separate betting wallets and vault wallets can be used with daily auto transfers. And it would be good to have something like this where the loss limit will be locked when a certain threshold is reached. And regarding what happened in the case of op, I would say that the question of whether one should gamble with someone else money comes later. First and foremost you should never entrust your money to a gambler.

[Zadicar]

At the end of the day, the lesson is simple: know when to stop. Winning is good, but keeping the win is what really matters.

Yes, this should be the goal, but the question is, yes you do able to keep the win but how long it would be? You would be so sure that you wont really be spending up those winnings back at the casino?
For sure you would really be thinking that you would be needing up to play even more to hit up even more winning and thats something that you should be mindful about. Play into the amount that you can afford to lose and then whenever you do have those winning then you should be securing those funds and buying up something so that you wont be ending up on regretting in the end of the day. So now in speaking about getting carried then its normal because losing money is never been fun and something that you cant really be able to react considering that losing money is something that you would really react with.

[LastKiss]

There was a story my sister told me about recently this week which, if I may say kept me wondering how some gamblers actually think and to my conclusion I really think it is scary at a high risk.....​Just to keep it brief according to her, she said a friend of hers was given a huge amount of money to hold which was supposed to be a token to someone who was getting married, but then he went on using the entire money to gamble and hopefully he won which was out of luck. So yeah he got a good profit out of a very high risk but still, the funny part of it all is when he gambled again with all the profits he made that was how he lost everything. Hopefully he didn't lose the money that was handed to him .so that leads to my first question what are the chances of getting carried away as a gambler?.......
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What I can say is that her friend is already addicted to gambling if not, her friend wouldn't risk someone else's money on a gamble especially when there is no guarantee of the outcome.

Every time we gamble there's always a chance of getting carried away so it depends on our self control and whether we're able to manage the urge for gambling. Lucky her friend won that bet if not, it could have caused even bigger problems for her friend. If your sister knows about something like this she should avoid letting her friend handle or hold money.

As long as we can't control the urge to gamble we'll find ways to keep gambling. In this case, your sister friend found a way to gamble with someone else's money which is very irresponsible. Something may have happened to your sister friend, maybe trying to recover previous losses, maybe become overconfident or perhaps there's another reason.

[Rashlyowl]

so that leads to my first question what are the chances of getting carried away as a gambler?

I don't know how to answer this.

​So my second question is, is it really compulsory as a gambler to take a high risk by gambling with money that isn't yours?

It shouldn't be, right?

You have said that it will bring new problems, losing is already a problem, especially if the money is not our money, it will create new problems. My worst mistake so far in gambling was using borrowed money to gamble, it was really bad & I have experienced it first hand, it was my first & last experience I want to experience.

[sompitonov]

What I can say is that her friend is already addicted to gambling if not, her friend wouldn't risk someone else's money on a gamble especially when there is no guarantee of the outcome.

Every time we gamble there's always a chance of getting carried away so it depends on our self control and whether we're able to manage the urge for gambling. Lucky her friend won that bet if not, it could have caused even bigger problems for her friend. If your sister knows about something like this she should avoid letting her friend handle or hold money.

As long as we can't control the urge to gamble we'll find ways to keep gambling. In this case, your sister friend found a way to gamble with someone else's money which is very irresponsible. Something may have happened to your sister friend, maybe trying to recover previous losses, maybe become overconfident or perhaps there's another reason.

Of course, gambling only looks like unbridled fun on the surface, where you can press a button and have fun, hoping the jackpot will soon be yours. In reality, we need to think about something else: how exactly we can limit our losses if we start losing bet after bet. But often, players don't want to think about this, thinking that losses happen, but not to them. Don't be like most players; it's better to actually create a plan with risks that we intend to manage. For example, an excellent plan would be to limit losses, where after several losses in a row, we begin to quit the game, because we've already exceeded the risk. At least, that's what I've started doing.

[Bright0515]

The chances of getting carried away as a gambler is quite high but at the end of the day it all depends on your level of discipline. There are lot of people that started out as disciplined gamblers but at the end of the day they started gambling irresponsibly and after a while they even got addicted to gambling, this wasn't their plan but they ended up that way. This is why It is important to stay disciplined and always remember that gambling is a game and not a source of income but it's just a way you can get entertained, self control is important.

[Achalugo BTC]

As for me, it is your hope of winning and the winning itself can make a gambler to be carry away. These are the two major elements or factors or chances that can make someone to gamble without noticing himself. But what the person did was a pure risk and we should not try it because if the most list in the first gambling, you have to pay back the person money for the person to be able to use them to do their marriage. The risk was high.

Exactly, which is why they are to having a good mindset when approaching gambling, with the awareness that anything can happen and they are to keep their emotions in check, they won’t have to be carried away by either the excitement of winning or the pressure of losing. Nevertheless, not everyone are carried away by their winning, some are carried away because they are not satisfied with what they got at hand, they are so selfish and greedy that they want to keep gambling, even when there is no hope for them but they won’t stop gambling either and this is because, their inability to control their emotions.

[Jasmyne]

​So my second question is, is it really compulsory as a gambler to take a high risk by gambling with money that isn't yours? .....

The answer is No, because that’s a very wrong move and should be avoided. Never gamble with money that is not yours and same way you should never borrow to gamble because you might lose all that money and have difficulty in paying back. Gambling is 50/50, which win is not guaranteed, you might be lucky or fall out of luck and that is why we should make sure we gamble with what we can afford to lose.

[Derekfunds]

​So my second question is, is it really compulsory as a gambler to take a high risk by gambling with money that isn't yours? .....

The answer is No, because that’s a very wrong move and should be avoided. Never gamble with money that is not yours and same way you should never borrow to gamble because you might lose all that money and have difficulty in paying back. Gambling is 50/50, which win is not guaranteed, you might be lucky or fall out of luck and that is why we should make sure we gamble with what we can afford to lose.

The question you just answered is very funny and i can call or say it is more like a rhetorical question because why on earth will someone use money that is not the person's, to gamble I mean is the person normal or okay? The fact that we call this gambling doesn't mean someone or a gambler should do something blindly because they will face consequences. However, if the gambler know he or she has a good source of income or has a replacement and capacity then they can go ahead but I'm not encouraging that.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

The chance of being carry away is high when the person lacks self discipline, the lack of discipline will actually make someone to become so vulnerable to those kind of temptation, so it's actually high when discipline is absence. It's not compulsory that someone must take risk of playing with the money that doesn't belong to them, that's selfish attitude, it's necessary that one must always be content with what ever money they have, they should not use someone else hard earned money for a high risk activity.

[Bluedrem]

so that leads to my first question what are the chances of getting carried away as a gambler?.......

Greed is an innate human trait, that is, it is very easy to be greedy, so when a gambler sees the possibility of winning money, he becomes more aggressive in gambling. In short, he forgets the risk of losing money and only realizes the possibility of winning money. Therefore, it is very easy to lose control over oneself in gambling, for which greed is the most responsible.

​So my second question is, is it really compulsory as a gambler to take a high risk by gambling with money that isn't yours? .....

Secondly, one should never take such a big risk with other people's money. Gambling is not an investment where there is a sure chance of winning money. That is why gamblers are advised to use a very small amount of their discretionary income for gambling. Since there is a possibility of losing the entire amount if you bet here, taking such a risk as betting with other people's money is nothing but foolishness. Although the man in your story was able to win with other people's money in the beginning, I don't think everyone will be as lucky as that person.