Have you ever feels you are missing out something for not betting that day?

[LastKiss]

Have you ever on your own feels that today or tomorrow that is a better day for you that you feels like you could be missing out something important for not placing bet that particular day?
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Just like now EWC has already started if I have some free time I'll take the opportunity to place bets on matches that I think have a good chance of winning. If I miss the chance to bet it feels like I've missed an opportunity even though there's no guarantee that my bet will win tho. Still, I think it's worth to take the opportunity.

But when it comes to smaller tournaments/leagues, I never feel like I'm missing out. It's only with major tournaments that I sometimes get that feeling because the matches are more credible and interesting but then, I won't force myself to bet if I don't have my free time.

[Pandu Geddon]

Have you ever on your own feels that today or tomorrow that is a better day for you that you feels like you could be missing out something important for not placing bet that particular day?

That feeling comes when you miss placing a bet, even though the team you thought would win actually won. We might have plans to place a bet in the afternoon, but then something comes up that keeps us busy and we can't access it until late at night. Of course, there's a feeling of regret for not betting if the bet had won. If the choice was lost, maybe there wouldn't be any regret or sense of loss at all, even though we didn't bet.

[aioc]

What are the best ways to make sure they didn’t have this feeling keeps ringing into their hearts; for me I feels they should also be that concerned and connects themselves with something more better so that they wouldn’t be that having that feelings and mindset to keep gambling at all time. Do you think this approach could help out to those who are already suffering addiction?

When you have a mindset that not betting on a day feels like you are losing something, that could only mean you are so used to betting that it has become a part of your system that you can't deny this is dangerous and you are crossing the line to gambling addiction.

The best way to combat this is to take a day or two off for a week. You have to learn to move out of the feeling so you can kill it when you have the urge; practice control of moving it out of your system when you log off, and don't let it interfere with your daily activities.

[Fredomago]

Have you ever on your own feels that today or tomorrow that is a better day for you that you feels like you could be missing out something important for not placing bet that particular day?

That feeling comes when you miss placing a bet, even though the team you thought would win actually won. We might have plans to place a bet in the afternoon, but then something comes up that keeps us busy and we can't access it until late at night. Of course, there's a feeling of regret for not betting if the bet had won. If the choice was lost, maybe there wouldn't be any regret or sense of loss at all, even though we didn't bet.

Yup, there's regret inside you that you failed to bet on that specific schedule especially when the supposed bets happens to win, but there's nothing that you can do about it, and by dwelling just adds up stress, better to accept that outcome and move forward, then schedule yourself again and try not fail, sometimes we don't have that control as there's other engagements or other things that use our time.

[len01]

From my experience, when a gambler starts feeling uneasy or has a strong urge to gamble on a particular day, that's often the beginning of addiction. They may not even realize it, but they feel restless, as if they'd be deeply disappointed if they didn't place a bet on something they wanted to bet on.

The best way to overcome that is to stop thinking of gambling as something that will bring easy rewards. Addiction usually begins with the belief that they can win big through gambling. As that curiosity grows day after day, it gradually turns into a habit, and eventually that habit becomes an addiction.

So, if a gambling addict can let go of that mindset and stop expecting gambling to bring big profits, they can slowly start to leave gambling behind.

[Felicity_Tide]

Do you think this approach could help out to those who are already suffering addiction?

I'm not sure if I even understood your suggestions, but what I have to say is that such thoughts or urges are very careless, and should be put aside before they lead to something much worse. Let's just call it FOMO of gambling, because it's like you, believing that everyday is a given opportunity to get lucky. That's a dangerous thinking that can lead to financial problems, especially for those who were never financially strong in the first place. A game of luck does not favour a gambler everyday, so there's no point of trying to act too smart. I have never felt that way, and I don't think I would ever.

[ColdLava40]

Share your thoughts and opinions.

He's pushing his emotions too far and that is why he is becoming addicted to gambling.

Don't force it, you have to understand that what isn't there was never yours. When you are not actively gambling or not chanced to gamble you don't have to think about the money you will make or lose. You just have to be sure you are not making wrong decisions.

Those kind of emotions only leads to losses because you feel you have to do something urgently to satisfy your gambling habits or urge like you said. You will only be brewing emotions that might turn out to be uncontrollable.

[Cryptomultiplier]

From my experience, when a gambler starts feeling uneasy or has a strong urge to gamble on a particular day, that's often the beginning of addiction. They may not even realize it, but they feel restless, as if they'd be deeply disappointed if they didn't place a bet on something they wanted to bet on.

The best way to overcome that is to stop thinking of gambling as something that will bring easy rewards. Addiction usually begins with the belief that they can win big through gambling. As that curiosity grows day after day, it gradually turns into a habit, and eventually that habit becomes an addiction.

So, if a gambling addict can let go of that mindset and stop expecting gambling to bring big profits, they can slowly start to leave gambling behind.

I certainly do take breaks from gambling mostly when I have lost too frequently. I do place several bets at a time, now imagine losing it all for almost a week straight.
Even when the urge comes to gamble after I have decided to take a break, I don't oblige because I force myself to think that I have spent so much already and it's certainly not a good time to keep on betting.

In this case, a gambler who isn't addicted would obey their instincts and pause gambling activities for the time being, but where the urge is uncontrollable, it is a serious case of addiction already just like nicotine.

[YOSHIE]

Have you ever on your own feels that today or tomorrow that is a better day for you that you feels like you could be missing out something important for not placing bet that particular day?

There are and situations like that often happen, but it happens when I don't have a balance in my gambling account, where at this time I believe I can win the bet accurately, because I don't have the money of course I ignore the bet.

A situation like that is indeed sad and regretful that I should have won the bet, but instead I didn't place the bet.

Because of my principle, I never wanted to borrow money from friends, so the bet flowed like water, but I once suggested placing the bet in the garden, yes, he succeeded and won, that's how I felt like I was losing.

[Peanutswar]

Could be a factor of its part in our system, in our process and daily routines reason why its seems something off or lacking within the day that we didnt make a gamble or make a single betslip so its normal I guess even me base on my experience that I need to make a bet no matter what the outcome is but its just okay because this will feel you less more addictive gambling because once it becomes norms to you that sometimes skipping bet is normal thats the time you can adjust yourself that not all the time its good to play gambling.

Actually you can do other things beside in playing gambling sometimes people have a lot of time to entertain themselves than doing things that might improve their life in a better way not in gambling.

[Bright0515]

I don't feel this way until i see people winning from a bet that I saw and didn't take, this always makes me feel like I have missed out on a huge opportunity that I was supposed to take advantage of. But one thing that a lot of people fail to understand is that beating yourself up over such bets you see as Missed out opportunities is waste of time. From personal experience feeling like you are missing out makes you anxious which can lead to betting under pressure.

[salad daging]

Avoid making it a habit.

I think that's when most gamblers become addicted. They make it a habit, like eating or sleeping. It should not be like that. Gambling is supposed to be an entertainment that we do occasionally and not a daily bad habit. Thankfully, I had never felt this kind of urge yet in gambling for years, and I think it should be noticed by friends and families if ever someone is behaving that way.

The fear of missing out on a bet is something that we should avoid before it can become a problem for us mentally and financially.

With habit can be worse, thinking that by not doing betting feels like a loss, this is a mindset that is too bad as to attach importance to gambling.

A gambler who is already addicted will have many reasons to say about winning, not even betting today is considered a loss not a break or calm the mind, this for me is too far.

Yep, this behavior can cause financial and mental problems, their daily thoughts about betting continue.

[Junii]

Share your thoughts and opinions.

I think the most important step is changing the mindset from I am missing an opportunity like FOMO to I am avoiding an unnecessary risk.  Once a person understands that they are not losing anything by skipping a bet  it becomes much easier to resist the need over time. Because that feeling is one of the biggest reason why gambling addiction becomes so difficult to break or quit. The people who are addicted they also need to recognize their triggers for someone it may be boredom or stress for some it is loneliness  or even watching others gamble or win. Once they identify what triggers their urge to gamble half of the problem is already solved.

[fredericktaylor]

I have never had such a feeling through gambling, I only gamble for entertainment. Different gamblers have different mindsets through gambling but I think there can be no special day or anything that can help a gambler win through gambling, it is completely created from the thoughts of a gambler and nothing more than a complete fantasy. To win by gambling a gambler needs his own research as well as strategy but luck play a big role in winning, nothing else can help a gambler win.

[SOKO-DEKE]

There are people who don't want to miss a single day of betting because they believe that the day they fail to bet might be the day they would have won. That is why they don't want to stop. No matter how little money they have, they must use it to gamble. This set of people is likely addicted to gambling.So, chasing  winning is what causes even those who are not yet addicted to become addicted  and is reason they don't want to skip day without betting and if anyone has the mindset that their lucky day could come at any time, they will likely don't want to skip a single day without gambling.I have seen someone like this before Just because there was a day he predicted the matches   but was unable to place a bet, and the game ended exactly as he had predicted, sin them He doesn't miss a single day even when his schedule is tight or he doesn't have money. He always finds a way to gamble because he believes that the next game could be the one that changes his life. Now, he has become seriously addicted.

[coin-investor]

Have you ever on your own feels that today or tomorrow that is a better day for you that you feels like you could be missing out something important for not placing bet that particular day?

There was a phase in my early betting days that I experienced that, and it's not a good feeling because it interferes with your normal life; you are at work, and all you can think of is log in when you are home and bet and try to recover your losses.

What are the best ways to make sure they didn’t have this feeling keeps ringing into their hearts; for me I feels they should also be that concerned and connects themselves with something more better so that they wouldn’t be that having that feelings and mindset to keep gambling at all time. Do you think this approach could help out to those who are already suffering addiction?

I overcome this by not playing daily but only on set days where I am not to busy with my duties and obligations, its not easy at the beginning but you have to think of what is important to you and reflect on that.

[libert19]

Not in casino games, but I have felt that when I was betting on this league and faced some error on casino I was using and missed out to bet on games for couple weeks and it had nothing to do with monetary reward but rather because when I have an active bet, it's entertaining to watch matches than otherwise.

As for your friend, as you mention, he's gambling addict, I was video games addict like that back in the day, it eventually passed and did not cause any damage, but I see gambling addiction has potential to do damage. So take care to not do anything stupid, ig?

[Woodie]

I have felt that way once before, because I thought I saw some markets l really thought I would easily win if I put some money on them, but I had to tell myself that if such start to happen it would be gambling addiction slowly crawling in and made it a habit to avoid gambling regularly and just put my mind on other things in real life..let's take control of how we gamble and not let ourselves get consumed by the gambling!!

[nara1892]

Who knows, but it's likely true that gamblers with such feelings are addicted. Logically, no matter what the situation, there's no guarantee that we'll win at the end of the game. Even if the odds are over 90%, such as when we bet on a team that's already ahead in the match until the final minutes, there are always unexpected things that can happen where the outcome turns out to be the opposite.
Such feelings can be controlled, but the chances are slim if they're already very addicted.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

What are the best ways to make sure they didn’t have this feeling keeps ringing into their hearts; for me I feels they should also be that concerned and connects themselves with something more better so that they wouldn’t be that having that feelings and mindset to keep gambling at all time. Do you think this approach could help out to those who are already suffering addiction?

Share your thoughts and opinions.

On the contrary, the only and best way for an addicted gambler to stop having the consistent feeling to gamble is for such individual to get a job and have himself engaged in an activity. Because in most cases, what usually cases a gambling addiction is when an individual rely on gambling as their only source of income, or having the mindset of wanting to get rich quick through gambling. Because doing so is not always easy, and which is why when people try harder while staying consistent and gambling far more than they could afford losing, they start misbehaving when they loses self control due to greed.