Will you take the next bet if you have lose so much already.

[BitMaxz]

"Why," the other man said, "he will recover losses since the sports betting is based on odds; if you follow what your friends say to bet, you might lose more, or you can only partially recover your losses.

For me, if I lose already I better stop because this might not be my lucky day. I am more confident on the next game or day to bet again if I want to. I have a limit unlike his friend that keeps pushing him to bet again.

[joniboini]

Maybe my experience is quite limited, but I'm pretty sure if that were my friend, they'd just stop me and encourage me to just focus on the game, or prevent me from playing games in general. Sounds like a terrible idea to force someone to keep gambling if they lost a lot already, whether there's a legitimate reason to do it or not. I'm sure someone might argue it's a sign of addiction, too, if no one has replied that yet. Maybe things will be better if we know the full discussion that happened, at least it will be spicier.

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At first they argument didn't seems interesting to me, untill I noticed that the guy that is complaining actually is a newbie in gambling and he doesn't understand how sport betting really works, so the friend seems more of an experience gamblers so he is the coach in this case.

But the newbie have strong self control and he sounds like someone who have already made up his mind to walk away regardless of what the level of assurance that the guys will give him on that game selection.

I think the newbie did the right thing it is hard to walk away when someone is hyping up a sure win but that is exactly how people lose even more. Having self-control in that moment means I already understands one of the biggest lessons in betting which is knowing when to stop cause experience is not just about knowing the odds or teams it is also about knowing my limits. Better to take a break and live to bet another day than chase losses and regret it later.

[Mindyspace]

I honestly would take a break. When you lose, it's easy to fall into the temptation of trying to recover immediately, but that usually leads to impulsive decisions. I think it's better to breathe, analyze calmly, and only bet again when you're confident again, not just out of a desire to compensate for the loss, you know? I often imagine gambling as your own emotions; sometimes we can control them, sometimes we can't, so it's always good to have balance in everything.

[alegotardo]

Today I encountered a situation in the viewing centers I went to enjoy some footballs games around my community, two sports fans and bettors who are friends were arguing between themselves how the other guy should take another bet but he Said he have lost already, and he don't want to risk again.

 
But the friend keep pressuring him to take the bet that he is sure the game is going to win and the friend will recover from the losses he earlier had from the bet winning.


Will you take such a bet even if it seems to be a sure winning bet, or you just move away bearing your loses and taking a break?

Any smart gambler prioritizes emotional control and risk management, but in this case is different... where there is external pressure it is even more difficult to resist temptation.
I dont know, in my place this would be a very complicated situation where I would have to weigh between not betting knowing that it would be a mistake to continue betting and on the other hand, evaluating the weight of the friendship and risk of undermining that relationship of trust with my friend.

I think the most important thing is always respect your own limit and avoid make decisions like these under the influence of others, even friends. But sometimes you need to find a balance... even knowing that it would be wrong to continue betting, friendship sometimes is more important than money. Of course, there is a limit to everything, but what I mean is that sometimes we need to consider more things besides money.

[Darker45]

If I still have the money, why won't I? But if what I have left is for my taxi going home or for my dinner, I won't do it. There's no such thing as a sure bet, and I'm aware of it. I'd sure take the possibility of losing as a consideration. There's always upset in sports.

I have friends and relatives who had to walk miles going home because of losing sure bets. They're too confident to bet whatever they have left because it looks like a sure win. I'm not like them.

[laijsica]

A gambler who thinks that he will definitely win the next bet he places is a sure way to lose. I have lost many bets where I thought I would definitely win and lost a large sum of money. In my case, there was a situation where after several losses, friends came to me for advice, but in some cases their advice worked positively, but most of the time it was not. A section of new gamblers go to the betting centers in my community to get advice from experienced people. Only a few of them benefit temporarily but most of them lose. There is no sure way to win at betting. If you want to reduce the number of losses, it is right to take a break after a loss.

[LOVER BOY 422]

Today I encountered a situation in the viewing centers I went to enjoy some footballs games around my community, two sports fans and bettors who are friends were arguing between themselves how the other guy should take another bet but he Said he have lost already, and he don't want to risk again.

 
But the friend keep pressuring him to take the bet that he is sure the game is going to win and the friend will recover from the losses he earlier had from the bet winning.


Will you take such a bet even if it seems to be a sure winning bet, or you just move away bearing your loses and taking a break?

They guy is forcing him to take the game that it will definitely play and he refuses that's to show that he is not addicted to gambling I like his decision and he refused that's how a good and reasonable someone should behave ,he has to release to face his lost maybe some weeks before he will rather play bet again,I don't bet anyhow ,the guy is considerate about his fomal loss and decided not to bet again that's  a very lovely decision.

[Raflesia]

Today I encountered a situation in the viewing centers I went to enjoy some footballs games around my community, two sports fans and bettors who are friends were arguing between themselves how the other guy should take another bet but he Said he have lost already, and he don't want to risk again.

 
But the friend keep pressuring him to take the bet that he is sure the game is going to win and the friend will recover from the losses he earlier had from the bet winning.


Will you take such a bet even if it seems to be a sure winning bet, or you just move away bearing your loses and taking a break?

We have to have our own beliefs about this and I think every gambler has their own decisions and cannot always obey others including friends or closest people just because of the element of belief because something like that is clearly not possible to be used as a choice.

If you're looking for a way to get rid of the excess weight, you'll want to make sure that you've got a good idea of what you're getting yourself into.
This kind of condition is quite common when we are faced with gambling together but in the end of course when the funds are owned by each then why follow the rules that others do because it can make you yourself lose direction in your own gambling.

[palle11]

I have been in a gambling hall where a guy was losing bets after playing for several hours and he was left with just the last amount in his hand and decided to risk it for the last time, guess what, he won and recovered all his losses but for the fact that he was lucky to recover his losses by staking the last amount he had doesn't mean others can be lucky as well. In the case of a friend or someone pressuring me to stake a bet, no matter how sure he claims about the bet except it comes from my mind to bet that game otherwise i won't, if the bet plays i won't regret it.

Following your mind is the most important thing because all of us have different convictions towards things happening around us. The friend that took the last opportunity did that by his own, nobody try to convince him and at the end he was lucky. That is gambling for you. Another lesson is the one op shared that you also touched on, it is also a different case. A case of another conviction not to continue gambling even with a friend telling him to continue.

I like the way you brought these two different cases together and drawing from their lessons, we need to gamble as we are convinced and if we are not convinced personally, we shouldn't force ourselves into it. No matter the pressure, we should stick to what we are convinced to gamble and not to allow another influence to avoid blame or regret.

[maydna]

I will not take the bet if that is my time to stop gambling. I don't want to risk my money to make a last bet. It is enough to gamble and when my time to break comes, I will quit gambling whatever my friends say.

They can suggest playing for more but I'll make the decision to stop gambling and not regret it. They can't force me to follow their suggestion and convince me to place a bet. I don't think much about the loss and don't want to recover because that can make me lose more.

Taking a break will be good for me. At least, I can calm down my mind from the previous things. I can return to gambling anytime so that will not be a problem for me.

[Oshio-man]

Will you take such a bet even if it seems to be a sure winning bet, or you just move away bearing your loses and taking a break?

I will not take such advice from friends in the gambling center,  if truly he knows that the game will come through, I think he will use his own money to play than telling his friend that lost huge amount of funds to play the game, moreover I have a daily budget on gambling either winning or losing and nothing will make me to continue that very day because i gamble for fun, some gamblers don't know that gambling is full of surprises because you can try your luck after losing so much funds and use the little fund in your account to try your last chance and win, but I will not take such a risk because it has lead some gamblers to be addicted to gambling.

[Pi-network314159]

Today I encountered a situation in the viewing centers I went to enjoy some footballs games around my community, two sports fans and bettors who are friends were arguing between themselves how the other guy should take another bet but he Said he have lost already, and he don't want to risk again.

 
But the friend keep pressuring him to take the bet that he is sure the game is going to win and the friend will recover from the losses he earlier had from the bet winning.


Will you take such a bet even if it seems to be a sure winning bet, or you just move away bearing your loses and taking a break?

I was patiently waiting to hear the end of the story if the guy later bet as his friend told him to, but it turns out that the story was not complete. But if I was the one told to try luck again that such game will win if I play it, I will not try it again since I know the risk in gambling. We all know that following that statement will eventually leed to chasing after loses. If I want to gamble, I will just gamble with what I can afford to lose and I will only gamble as my mind Leeds me to, and not but what a friend told me to. Because if I' lose the bet I my friend will not refund me, it's just better  I follow my mind.

[Jody.Drummer]

"Why," the other man said, "he will recover losses since the sports betting is based on odds; if you follow what your friends say to bet, you might lose more, or you can only partially recover your losses.

For me, if I lose already I better stop because this might not be my lucky day. I am more confident on the next game or day to bet again if I want to. I have a limit unlike his friend that keeps pushing him to bet again.

Taking another bet after you've lost significantly isn't a viable option or recommended. Even if you feel like you're close to winning, that doesn't mean continuing the gambling session is the right choice. Sometimes, resuming gambling after a loss won't improve the situation. Winning is a rare occurrence, as losing is a more common occurrence, so there's no guarantee of winning. When you've experienced a loss, it's best to stop, whether you call it taking a break or something else entirely, but the goal is to avoid further losses.

[Dunamisx]

But the friend keep pressuring him to take the bet that he is sure the game is going to win and the friend will recover from the losses he earlier had from the bet winning.

Maybe I will first ask him if he has taken that same bet or not.

Can that same friend vouch his own money for me in return Incase the game does not come, most of us received influence from friends and they try to convince us on what is not visible even for them to take the same risk, except am being convinced of taking the risk to play the bet, else, I wouldn't accept his admonition for me to play that bet, if am using my money to do so.

[joeperry]

Definitely not. Personally I see a pattern whenever I play. There are times that I'm on a streak and my instinct kicks in and even if it's against the odds, I usually hit it. For a time like this I wouldn't take risk and it's a lose streak, what I think is if what my friends says is true and the team really do win, it would be alright for me since what's on my mind, if I place bet on that team, it would lose and that' actually works for me since it's my bad day. Anyway, I wouldn't let my friend pressure me but I would gladly support him to place bet if he really think it's going to win.

[bounceback]

Today I encountered a situation in the viewing centers I went to enjoy some footballs games around my community, two sports fans and bettors who are friends were arguing between themselves how the other guy should take another bet but he Said he have lost already, and he don't want to risk again.

 
But the friend keep pressuring him to take the bet that he is sure the game is going to win and the friend will recover from the losses he earlier had from the bet winning.


Will you take such a bet even if it seems to be a sure winning bet, or you just move away bearing your loses and taking a break?

Maybe I will also decide to withdraw from betting when faced with that position because I don't want to lose more even though sometimes it seems that in the next match the winning ratio for us increases but for me stopping to continue betting is a very right decision, many people take the wrong action because they are tempted when they think that in the next match they will definitely win the bet and the win can recover the previous loss but they don't think if they lose again then it will make them even more depressed and lose everything because they accept consecutive losses.

[Kasabus]

But the friend keep pressuring him to take the bet that he is sure the game is going to win and the friend will recover from the losses he earlier had from the bet winning.

That’s the devil talking when it comes to gambling, they pressure you, but they’re not the ones risking their money. When you win, they’ll ask for a share saying, “I told you so,” but when you lose, they suddenly disappear and don’t want any blame. That’s why it’s wrong to listen to other people. It’s our money, so it should be our decision how we gamble it. In the end, if we lose, we only blame ourselves and if we win, we don’t owe anyone a thing.

[Ojima-ojo]

But the friend keep pressuring him to take the bet that he is sure the game is going to win and the friend will recover from the losses he earlier had from the bet winning.

Maybe I will first ask him if he has taken that same bet or not.

Can that same friend vouch his own money for me in return Incase the game does not come, most of us received influence from friends and they try to convince us on what is not visible even for them to take the same risk, except am being convinced of taking the risk to play the bet, else, I wouldn't accept his admonition for me to play that bet, if am using my money to do so.

What happened actually is that he, the friend is the one that made the best selection it seems and he have already bet on the game which was a ore match bets that was to start in few hours, but the guy was already exusted because of his previous bets loses,.

So is right to say the friend already placed his bet on the game's, but that doesn't still justify his actions to force or talked the friend into taking the bet also by all means.

[LogitechMouse]

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But the friend keep pressuring him to take the bet that he is sure the game is going to win and the friend will recover from the losses he earlier had from the bet winning.

Will you take such a bet even if it seems to be a sure winning bet, or you just move away bearing your loses and taking a break?

No. I'll stop immediately, and will take the loss.
That's discipline. Taking losses and taking a break is part of being disciplined. If you can't take your losses, you aren't disciplined enough.

If I'm in that shoes, I might just say to my friend "Give me a loan then I'll put a bet just like what you want to happen." Of course, that's risky especially if I don't win on that bet, but I will still pay it though it will take a long time. At the end of the day, I'll still not take the bet, and will take the losses and have a break unless I still have some spare money on my hand.