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

[Pikiboy]

Gambling is all about lucky and when you are not lucky enough even if you try to switch bet or to gamble in other casinos to recover what you have lost it will take you time for that to easily come on board where you would be seeing back your balance bounce back to the previous loses.
Already as you know that is not possible and if you try to switch bet you may actually ends up losing more Because you and I can’t control how often we should be losing our bet.

[Cryptmuster]

Gambling is all about lucky and when you are not lucky enough even if you try to switch bet or to gamble in other casinos to recover what you have lost it will take you time for that to easily come on board where you would be seeing back your balance bounce back to the previous loses.
Already as you know that is not possible and if you try to switch bet you may actually ends up losing more Because you and I can’t control how often we should be losing our bet.

Trying to win back your losses in gambling is a mistake. Once you start playing with the goal of recovering what you've already lost, your focus shifts from making rational decisions to chasing those losses. At that point, you're much more likely to act on emotion, which often leads to even bigger losses. The best way to avoid getting into that situation is to gamble only with money you can afford to lose. If you reach the point where you feel the urge to chase your losses, the right decision is to stop playing.

[Alonso_]

How do even recover what you have lost, I think it only depends on how much you have actually lost, considering that you lost a huge amount of money, and when you keep gambling more to recover that money, you might still keep losing more and more, because that is quite a very difficult, however when you keep playing and losing more money you will eventually end up losing more if you don’t win as much as you have lost through gambling.

You can recover, when you’re making some money most especially from your physical job when you get paid, but you can also recover when you gamble more and make so money as well.

[avp2306]

Gambling is all about lucky and when you are not lucky enough even if you try to switch bet or to gamble in other casinos to recover what you have lost it will take you time for that to easily come on board where you would be seeing back your balance bounce back to the previous loses.
Already as you know that is not possible and if you try to switch bet you may actually ends up losing more Because you and I can’t control how often we should be losing our bet.

Trying to win back your losses in gambling is a mistake. Once you start playing with the goal of recovering what you've already lost, your focus shifts from making rational decisions to chasing those losses. At that point, you're much more likely to act on emotion, which often leads to even bigger losses. The best way to avoid getting into that situation is to gamble only with money you can afford to lose. If you reach the point where you feel the urge to chase your losses, the right decision is to stop playing.

Correct and I agree with your statement here, because they might became so desperate trying to win back their losses and that's bad if they exceed on their limitation.

Much better to move on from those losses then treat new session as new beginning, because with that maybe they can refresh their mindset and could able to focus on new things especially on strategies also with other important things while playing. So better enjoy each new session and just forget those stressful past losses. Somehow if they are going to be lucky maybe there's a chance for them to recover their past losses.

[Zadicar]

Very much hard and in my case I don't actually bother about trying the next day to recover my loss instead I go on on a long scale calculating my money spent betting to the total win made in gambling. Honestly trying to recover the next day or few days I guess had landed some people into more losses even with casino. Checking my bet account and seeing that my balance didn't change which means the bet placed didn't win then I placed another bet that day and without having recovery in mind I decided to go on casino and you what ? I ended almost doubling my balance. That sounds encouraging, but had in other occasions emptied my bet balance because of casino. For me I just do casino but not as a strategy to recover my loss because it is just as unreliable as betting itself.

I dont bother also when it comes on trying out to recover on what i have lost in gambling because this is the main reason on why gamblers ending up on getting addicted on which they do keep on coming back because they've been thinking that they can be able to recover on what they had lost and having those thoughts that once they would be able to recover then this is the time that they would really be stopping gambling but we do know that this isnt the case because once you do make out some winning then this is where greed comes in and the cycle goes back again and again. Human beings are naturally emotional at the same time we are that greedy on which no matter what situation that you are into, you would really be trying out to chase up on what you have lost and trying out to recover. This is why its important that when you do gamble then you should be only gambling into the amount that you can afford to lose.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

We couldn't be certain if ever we could recover our losses. That's why I don't look at my records because it might just stressed me mentally to look at how big my losses are and think that I should play more and recover.

There were days though that I immediately win and think that I'm on the positive or at least bounce back. But then again, this is gambling, regardless of what games we play, everything is still base on luck that we don't have any control.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

@OP, this your topic kind of reminds me about the topic "Anything can happen on gambling, it talks about how possible it is to recover after a draw down in your balance, the possibility of that happening is based on luck, one might think that because it happened so successfully today that it's going to happen again the next day, what they don't realize is that every day is not the same in gambling, different luck for different days. I do no agree that it's 40% or 60% possible to recover your lose on a daily basis in gambling, if it was that easy, many people will be happy to continue gambling.

[demonica]

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.

Your friend might be lucky to recover his losses in a few days, but he can't guarantee that the same thing will always happen. Maybe he was just lucky for a couple of times, but he can't be so sure that switching to casino will always work. Is it even a "strategy"? Cause it seems to me that rather than a strategy, it's more of a risk. Him, chasing after his losing—just in different form of gambling.

It may work on smaller amount, but it won't work for a long term and it'll be very difficult if we're going to talk about big losses. Perhaps, he's confident about being able to recover because he's able to do it for a couple fo times. But when things don't work out, he might end up in even bigger losses, the more he tries to chase after it.

[swogerino]

Gambling is all about lucky and when you are not lucky enough even if you try to switch bet or to gamble in other casinos to recover what you have lost it will take you time for that to easily come on board where you would be seeing back your balance bounce back to the previous loses.
Already as you know that is not possible and if you try to switch bet you may actually ends up losing more Because you and I can’t control how often we should be losing our bet.

I just tried a new casino today to test exactly what you are asking yet the results were the same as in all other casinos, you keep losing most of the time and as I said many times to do the same thing over and over again and to expect different results it is called insanity. I would strongly suggest to everyone to not go this route as this route is tried and tested to make things go terribly wrong for every person doing this. It is your fastest way to misery changing casinos and expecting to recover what you have lost so far.

[Wakate]

@OP, this your topic kind of reminds me about the topic "Anything can happen on gambling, it talks about how possible it is to recover after a draw down in your balance, the possibility of that happening is based on luck, one might think that because it happened so successfully today that it's going to happen again the next day, what they don't realize is that every day is not the same in gambling, different luck for different days. I do no agree that it's 40% or 60% possible to recover your lose on a daily basis in gambling, if it was that easy, many people will be happy to continue gambling.

I still don't understand why some gamblers still have the mentality that recovering their past loses is 100% possible.
Any money that is lost to gambling should be forgotten to prevent the urge of chasing loses which can be dangerous to gamblers.
I have a target for each game I am playing and anytime I am not able to meet up elapsing the fund for that day, I will have no option than to forget about gambling for that day.

[Agbe]

I can't guarantee anyone but I use that method last year and recover my lost. What I did was. I lost my bets in football so there was a day I deposited to gamble and I decided to use the deposit in slot game and I was lucky to win and recover my previous lost. But after that day I tried it again and I lost all. It is not always that you would win but your lucky days.

[TheUltraElite]

I believe in the math. The math says that the house will always win and I trust that. Hence if someone says that they are going to win back the money by playing another game and make money out from it, I dont believe that. This one is also gambling and the other one is also gambling.

The basic mistake done by many gamblers is to start the thought that they can make money back, they cant. It is better to accept that what amount is gone, is gone and is not coming back. Rather work to get it back, not gamble.

Accept that the money is not coming back and it becomes easier to accept the losses and move on.

[AmaGold70]

I believe one can actually recover looses, but in most cases it depends on the approach you are using, and if you are lucky too. As gamblers we discourage chasing losses because, when you chase losses you loose more money because you are no longer gambling with full concentration instead you gamble in a hurry which lands you in making more mistake.
But when you loose a bet, and maybe you have passed your limit for that very day, as a responsible gambler, you have to stop gambling some other day prepared possibly you maybe lucky enough to recover, but wanting to recover losses in a hurry means chasing losses, and you will definitely loose more money.

[348Judah]

I don't think there is a specific time we have to busy given for our losses recovery in gambling, it is possible that we have a luck and recover some of these loss or even all by winning big in gambling, this is why recovery is not guaranteed when we Gamble as we don't know how possible to see going to be, everyone is to see gambling as an entertainment to him so that they won't be high expectation about gambling.

[giammangiato]

If I have to consider what I have lost over time and should try to recover it through gambling, it is a herculean undertaking; it is not impossible but truly very, very difficult.
The odds are very low, but a big win is enough to wipe out the lost money and go into profit to change your life.
Recovering is possible but the thought when playing must never be "I have to recover what I lost" this thought wears down the mind and permanently destroys all hope, because that thought will make you think only about getting your money back and not about playing. Never have a thought like that.

[Bluedrem]

Those who gamble more uncontrollably, with the desire to win back their losses, lose more money than they can get back. If someone loses $2,000 by playing fake, there is no guarantee that they will get back this money because there is no guaranteed chance of winning money by gambling. As a result, if someone continues to gamble aggressively to recover this $2,000, they will be more likely to relapse. Therefore, every gambler should not lose control rather than try to recover the money they have lost.

[Somto9Light]

I can't guarantee anyone but I use that method last year and recover my lost. What I did was. I lost my bets in football so there was a day I deposited to gamble and I decided to use the deposit in slot game and I was lucky to win and recover my previous lost. But after that day I tried it again and I lost all. It is not always that you would win but your lucky days.

I think most people who have used this approach before can say one or two good things about it, including myself. But we can also agree that it takes a great deal of luck for this to work as expected, because a lot of people has gone deeper and deeper into more losses using this approach, some debt and some even addiction, which is why I think this is a bad idea and people should stop using this approach. The only thing that can actually push people into such act is their emotions, pushing you towards the path of recovering losses, which we know doesn’t always work out the way we expect them to.

[Gozie51]

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.

That narration shouldn't increase your curiosity because you know that nobody can boost of knowing the outcome of his or her bet. Yesterday, I know of gamblers who were optimistic that France will win Spain (including myself) but it didn't happen.

You don't have to listen to every boost a gambler makes, your friend is just being boostful and nothing more. Alright, ask yourself this question: if he is sure of playing were he win why playing where he will lose first before playing elsewhere (casino game) to win? Like, do you have to play and lose first before you play to win when you can play and win immediately. Those are simple analogy to tell you that your friend is just boosting to you.

Gambling is basically game of luck and if he is lucky to have a come back from chasing his lose and winning to recover at his lucky day, it doesn't mean he will be lucky all the time to repeat the luck.

[KiaKia]

I don't do the count because I have no reason for that, risking one dollar or two is the highest I can go per day and so far I've never lost more than that range for me to start chasing after my losses.

A responsible gambler is the best gambler after all, we don't risk alot of money on gambling, we know exactly what gambling is all about, if I am made to be multi millionaire via gambling I might never accomplish it

This is how much I hate spending too much on uncertainty like gambling, I would risk more on trading or investment and even more on Bitcoin because they are not all the same, this is just my own opinion, most of the time it's not worth risking alot on gambling.

[hedgeh0g]

I don't do the count because I have no reason for that, risking one dollar or two is the highest I can go per day and so far I've never lost more than that range for me to start chasing after my losses.

A responsible gambler is the best gambler after all, we don't risk alot of money on gambling, we know exactly what gambling is all about, if I am made to be multi millionaire via gambling I might never accomplish it

This is how much I hate spending too much on uncertainty like gambling, I would risk more on trading or investment and even more on Bitcoin because they are not all the same, this is just my own opinion, most of the time it's not worth risking alot on gambling.

I also agree that you shouldn't risk large sums of money if you have it; it's all about risk management and choosing the optimal bet. And with Bitcoin, of course, it's best to choose a good, proven strategy, like holding and waiting for the price to rise without any risky trades. As for wagering, I wouldn't bother trying to win back losses. I do, because I understand how human psychology works when it comes to wagering losses. We give ourselves a chance to make the first bet, then we start promising ourselves that we won't make any more additional bets, but we keep doing so and losing more and more.