How long does it take you to recover what you lose?

[boyptc]

It's hard to time how many days it will take me to recover my losses. I don't know if I'll be lucky enough to recover it for specific days.

That's why it's better to move on and deal with the losses and make some new games and new money from with it.

Because sticking to the losses and trying to chase it, that's not going to end properly because I've done that many times and it didn't go well.

[Maslate]

There are no guarantees that losses will have chances to recover. Some have remain lost forever, that's the reality with gambling. And if you are here gambling just to chase your losses, you should have not done it in the first place, because even in trading its impossible to chase your losses, it will only grow your losses in the end.

Let's just bet using our discretionary income so that once we lose, at least there's no need to chase it. Those who expect to recover their losses are definitely those betting with a huge amount that they can't managed to lose.

[Jegileman]

However, this increases my curiosity to know whether this strategy has actually worked for you that way or is not really that possible for one to be switching in between games to recover what they had lost.

He may be lucky the first time, the second term and even the third term, but when the market wants to turn against him, he’ll regret using that method to what to recover what he has lost. Losses are part of the game and when you’re the type that chases losses, there is not future for you in gambling and you would soon exit the market sooner than expected. You don’t chase losses just like that, you’ll need to just stay away from the market for a while and comeback to try again and not changing after losses in quick succession hoping to recover what you’ve lost immediately back.

[Agbamoni]

Okay, hard a friend who said that he can recover his loses within the next the few days or 3 days after, and he said; when he places bet with x amount and he loses it, he would switch over to casino game to gamble and by doing so he would be that lucky enough to recover what do lose while gambling. Then again asked again, how sure are you to recover from your previous loss and he said is 60/40, within me I know that is not possible because the probability is actually very poor.

My friend also did the same thing two days ago. He lost a sports bet, used the balance to spin in a casino slot, and won. Got back enough firepower and went for sports betting today. However, I am not convinced he will be lucky this way all the time. Perhaps the past few days have been favorable to your friend, which is the reason he has been able to recover his losses. Before he starts thinking it's always going to be luck for him, let him know that most gamblers have walked this path before. Now they are addicted or frustrated with gambling, while some of them learnt their lesson earlier.

[mirakal]

Gambling isn't about recovery of your losses, but managing your bankroll so that you won't end up losing you can't afford to lose. So never be confident enough that whatever you lose will eventually be return to you, that's not how gambling works. You lose your money, consider it as a loss forever. Otherwise, you will develop anxiety and depression while trying hard to recover them when some losses are not meant to be recovered.

Instead, make use of small amount when gambling. That way, it would be easier for you to accept your losses, and won't mind chasing them.

[Versatile_choice]

Within myself i believe that it's actually hard to recover what someone lost why gambling and there is no day you can quickly recover what you lost today or last few days.

Let me get you correctly, did you mean recovering from your lost as in
 letting go off the bad feelings we usually have whenever we loss something  big. But if you're talking about recovering from our lost,  i would say you should forget about it because no one knows how Long it will take before they can recover thier lost more especially those that has been gambling for years probably decade.

This set of gamblers don't think about recovering thier lost because they know there's no way it would work considering how far they have gone, it is only those gamblers that started recently that usually have the hope of recovering from thier lost.

[danherbias07]

Moving on as fast as possible is the key to becoming a responsible gambler. We cannot let revenge be above us, as it will be destructive financially.

What your friend did is what almost every gambler would do. Switch to a new game or a different game, thinking he may have luck on it. But the reality is that there's no assurance about what he said. It's a common belief that the gambling site will give back after you lose a lot. They call that now RTP.
Still, we should not expect that to happen every time we lose. There's a chance that it won't for a very long time, and trust me, I have been there. Jumping from one game to another and no returns are coming. It can become stressful.

[Pandorak]

However, this increases my curiosity to know whether this strategy has actually worked for you that way or is not really that possible for one to be switching in between games to recover what they had lost.

Personally, it didn’t work at all.

I still remember it, especially when i first started gambling, back when my knowledge and experience in minimizing gambling risks weren’t what they are today. I’d start with a small amount, end up losing it all, then make another deposit with a larger amount, only to lose again and the cycle continued until all my savings were gone, just to satisfy my curiosity.

Believe me, chasing losses isn’t the best solution, never do it. Believe it or not, the end result is always a loss. Let’s say on your next deposit you manage to recoup the money you’d previously lost, would you stop? I’m sure you wouldn’t, you’d keep gambling and only stop once everything was gone. At least, that’s been my personal experience.

[CryptSafe]

I do not think it would be possible to recover any lost money in a casino while gaming so fast. Doing so might be seen as chasing your losses, which might eventually lead to become addicted to gambling, because if one with such an ideology keeps repeating it so frequently after losses, it would become a habit for them, and we all know that such a method of recovery does not work; rather, it causes more harm than good. So therefore, it would never be possibly to regain your losses through such a method as it would result to more losses and finally turns one to an addict.

[AYOBA]

In gambling there’s not specific time for someone to recover what they lose. Gambling is a game of luck everybody knows that, because what gamblers expecting mostly whenever they bet is losing that’s why the losing is high than winning,I will not say that it’s not possible to recover from losing, but to be sincerely speaking it will take a very long time before it happen.

Gambling only have large numbers of users but is only few of them that are succeed in their betting activities; and the most successful betting is the one who has a great experiences but is not that the experience is the best way to win in gambling because gamble is a game of luck.

[IjawMan]

However, this increases my curiosity to know whether this strategy has actually worked for you that way or is not really that possible for one to be switching in between games to recover what they had lost.

You do not have to be curious for nothing. That is not a strategy and your friend is only bluffing with all he told you, you do not have to take him seriously.

There are no recovery strategy in gambling and he could be confusing a couple of lucky periods he moved from losing in sports bet to casino games to assume himself a mastery of recovering his losses. 

His claims could have counted for  something significant had it been gambling luck and win were what is in the influence and control of any body, but it is not.

[bhadz]

Do we really have to recover? Just kidding. I think that if it's not done in a day, then just give it up, forget about the losses. Because chasing losses won't do us any good. We know how it feels and what the outcome of it is most times and that's why we'll mostly become emotional through it if we're going to continue chasing the losses. Talking about losses, just accept that it is not our lucky day and set new goals within the next day. Don't dwell too much with the losses because it's not good that you still trying to aim for recovery when you can simply accept it.

[alastantiger]

In reality, no one ever really recovers from a loss, even if you manage to recover in the short term, you end up still being in a loss in the long term. And whenever a gambler insists on chasing a loss with intentions of recovering from a loss, they’ll still end up incurring more and more losses. This is the reason gamblers are advised to stay away from the idea of attempting to recover from losses.

Smart gamblers know that they don't need to recover from their losses instead what they should try to do is to avoid losing further money, they can do that by being smart about how they stake their money because if they do not become wise then they are going to lose so much that it becomes difficult for them to continue gambling. Chasing losses is a bad habit as your losses cannot be recovered instead what will happen is that you will continue to lose more and this can cause you to become addicted to gambling. Before you start gambling be prepared so that any amount of money you lose it does not bother you but instead you consider them a price that you paid for fun as you gambled to be entertained.

[Grace333]

Within myself i believe that it's actually hard to recover what someone lost why gambling and there is no day you can quickly recover what you lost today or last few days.
Okay, hard a friend who said that he can recover his loses within the next the few days or 3 days after, and he said; when he places bet with x amount and he loses it, he would switch over to casino game to gamble and by doing so he would be that lucky enough to recover what do lose while gambling. Then again asked again, how sure are you to recover from your previous loss and he said is 60/40, within me I know that is not possible because the probability is actually very poor.

However, this increases my curiosity to know whether this strategy has actually worked for you that way or is not really that possible for one to be switching in between games to recover what they had lost.

There is no way anyone can decide when they are going to get lucky or not both for casino games and sports games even the best prediction platforms or site sometimes get their predictions wrong because stat doesn't guarantee same results as previous games or same form on their next game that's why it's difficult to keep a wining streak compared to keeping a losing streak. However I believe your friend will learn the hard way, in trying to chase loses it always ends up in addiction i just hope he doesn't get too deep before he realizes himself.

[Akbarkoe]

It is better not to expect even the slightest bit to recover losses after getting a loss because it can trigger us to get emotional until we forget ourselves and we might make decisions that should not be done, I understand that conditions like this are very vulnerable to many gamblers okay therefore it needs to be made a recovery just a last resort from the remaining balance is small, for example I bet on the Gate Olympus game and my balance is left small because of the loss, then I look for other games that cost per spin to try my luck in that game so I can get back the capital to continue playing at Gate Olympus at least to buy a feature in my favorite casino game if it were me, somehow people think they will recover their losses completely maybe after betting on sports running to the casino and hoping for luck in the casino, it's not wrong actually but don't expect too much and even if you lose, end that day playing gambling and come tomorrow or the next schedule.

[uchegod-21]

Everyone has what works for them, and it is also normal to see people come on social media to tell us about strategies that have helped them win multiple times.  The internet is a free space, so anything can be read here. They may be right, or they may be lying about that; that is not my major concern. My major concern is those gamblers who will believe all of this and start gambling with the hope of recovering their losses, just as it is being described by the OP. They might not be lucky. It could become the genesis of consistent losses due to high expectations and, consequently, an addiction driven by the desperate quest to recover their losses.

[Sonia_123]

Bonuses are bonuses which are just for motivation of the players towards your country and to attract more customers but not the real funds that can be used to gamble and so it all depends on the individual gambler when a gambler has to decide on what he wants before placing the game.

Bonuses plays a major key role within the players and their performances, if it is huge or not, except those player that don't really bother them. I don't bother about my losses because I would not want to have a heart ace because I know am gabling2

[Sanitough]

Trust me, recovering from gambling losses is incredibly difficult, especially if the amount yo have lost is substantial.

What if the amount lost is not substantial but just little amount of money like $20? This is how it will begin and the person will have in mind that he wants to recover from the loss, but the moment the person have it in mind that he wants to recover back looses, taking gambling for a means of making money, that is where the problem will begin for the person. Any amount of money that anyone can not afford to lose, the person should not even think of gambling with it.

Substantial or not, still there are no guarantees to recover one's losses. That's why its best to gamble to entertain yourself and not to expect too much from gambling that you will make more money from it. And stay responsible with your money, do not decide to bet any significant amount, or else you will start chasing your losses which will only lead to lose more significant amount.

Just think of gambling as something that you will lose eventually, because that's how casino works, that's the only way they can profit from our possible losses.

[LastKiss]

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However, this increases my curiosity to know whether this strategy has actually worked for you that way or is not really that possible for one to be switching in between games to recover what they had lost.

It's hard to recover from what I've already lost through gambling and the strategy your friend mentioned is still only 60/40 chance which mean there's still a high chance it won't work. Rather than trying to recover what I've already lost it's better for me to forget about those losses in the past and stay disciplined to avoid making things worse. Imagine your friend trying to recover his losses by depositing more money with no guarantee of success and then his bet loses. That would only make his losses even bigger than before, right?

[Nrcewker]

However, this increases my curiosity to know whether this strategy has actually worked for you that way or is not really that possible for one to be switching in between games to recover what they had lost.

Always remember, in gambling, no strategy works the second time. So, it’s practically impossible to recover losses by following a particular strategy. Gambling is all about luck, so no matter which games you play, what multiplier you choose, or how much risk you take, if luck isn’t on your side, you won’t make any money.

Moreover, it’s important to keep in mind that while trying to recover your losses, you should avoid losing even more. For example, if you lose some money today, it’s better to stop and try to recover it at a later time. If you keep gambling in an attempt to recover your losses immediately, there’s a much higher probability that you’ll end up losing even more.