You think after certain winning you won't lose again?

[Japinat]

I think its more on they want to delay their losses, not totally avoid it. Because the fact that you won't stop gambling, you will never avoid losing as well, but if you can manage to lessen your time gambling, the amount of losses will surely be minimized.

Losing will always be inevitable as much as gambling is concern, but the idea of not gambling immediately after a good win, that's not totally avoiding those losses, but that's one way that we can think wisely first on how to use our funds in a smart and profitable way before rushing into gambling.

[Ever-young]

If I should win big today I’ll still gamble maybe the next day or week according to my schedule. It is called responsible gambling. The moment when you don’t allow yourself to be carried away by winning or losing is wise gambling.
Personally i don’t believe in that logic you stated if you quit and go back the next day it’s the same money, They’re not taking a break is self control because subsequent trials will make you desperate, thereby making you loose control and boom addiction.

So for me whether i loose or win once I use up what I planned for I’m done till the next time in accordance with my schedule.

[As-Soon-As]

Those who gamble and wait for big wins, and to get big wins, they have to lose big money. So I say that those who gamble, those who gamble to earn money, no matter how many strategies they follow after winning big money, they will face greed again later. Because the greed or desire to get money from where he got the money will not end, more desire will be created. As a result, he may take a rest for two to three days again but from then on he will start gambling again, and he will hope to get the next win bigger, because of which spending more money will not be much trouble for him.
So it is very important to use small amounts of money while gambling.

[stadus]

If I should win big today I’ll still gamble maybe the next day or week according to my schedule. It is called responsible gambling. The moment when you don’t allow yourself to be carried away by winning or losing is wise gambling.
Personally i don’t believe in that logic you stated if you quit and go back the next day it’s the same money, They’re not taking a break is self control because subsequent trials will make you desperate, thereby making you loose control and boom addiction.

So for me whether i loose or win once I use up what I planned for I’m done till the next time in accordance with my schedule.

And most of those who practice responsible gambling are not actually those who gamble for instant profits but more on those who gamble for fun, because its hard to be responsible and discipline if you let your greed take over just like when gambling after a big win or loss.

However, on the thought that after winning you won't lose again, that's absurd thinking. As long as you are into gambling, losses are non-stop. That's for you how you'll be able to manage the risk from losing.

[Joeboy]

I have seen people do say that after winning big they won't gamble for that day again so that they wouldn't endup giving back the casino what they win from the site again. Then I have to pause a bit and think about this: if you stop or quit for that day to avoid giving back the casino what you already won from the gambling site, won't you gamble another day?
This sounds so weird right? There are people when they win they stop for that particular day and then either continue the next two to three days so that they wouldn't end up losing back everything they have win back to the casino, but they have also forgotten that when they gamble another day they would still end up losing back that same thing they were avoiding to the casino or betting site, but the difference is that they wouldn't lose them all in one as that initial day.

The question here is that: if you win something big would you entirely quit gambling or total stop gambling? If yes, have you also took a statistics of all the money you lose while gambling and, what you have won so far from the gambling site which is more higher?
If your lose is more higher would you continue to gamble or you wouldn't mind going home with what you win last instead of continuing gambling and lose more? This question is strictly for those who do say that when they made big win they stop gambling.

Tbh the chances of giving back to the casino what you won is around 80-90% when the gambler decides to gamble on that very day that the winnings was made...Winning places someone in an extreme state of ecstasy, such that they wouldn't mind gambling with a larger percentage of that their wins... Winning also bring confidence in ones ability which could very well neglect the fact that gambling is actually a game of luck..But when folks walk away after getting a decent win at least they will be able to spend out of that winning and use some for other things...So that by the time they are coming back again to gamble, they will be coming back with a clearer head which is far more safer than being carried away with the excitement of that previous win...

As for me, big win will surely make me take a break and at least enjoy some of the winnings before actually going back to gamble again coz I know for certain that gambling isn't always guaranteed to give me continuous wins..

[Popkon6]

The question here is that: if you win something big would you entirely quit gambling or total stop gambling? If yes, have you also took a statistics of all the money you lose while gambling and, what you have won so far from the gambling site which is more higher?
If your lose is more higher would you continue to gamble or you wouldn't mind going home with what you win last instead of continuing gambling and lose more? This question is strictly for those who do say that when they made big win they stop gambling.

Gamblers often talk a lot when they are emotional, and when they enter the gambling game before gambling, they promise with their emotions that they will play this game today and never play again. But that gambler says the same thing every day, if suddenly one day he wins a big win, he breaks down in joy and maybe for one or two days he stops gambling. Then he starts gambling again, so how could that person control his emotions?
However, his aim is to earn money, which is why he enters by saying the same thing again and again, but suddenly one day after winning, he forgets all the past hurts and pains and the imagination of losing in gambling. And later he starts gambling again, that is why I say that only those who can control their emotions would survive gambling for a long time.