Do you think people with hard luck quit gambling?

[Fiasem20]

To me in this aspect I prefer them to stop gambling,is just like me ,I don't know what is really happening,but I think is time I should stop gambling totally because I make winning but just small amount,I win small amounts anytime I stake small amounts but when I put big amount it must cut ,I can't win it in this condition I don't know what is happening so I have subjected that gambling doesn't favour me anymore so what I do is to quit gambling for now to watch how tomorrow is for now ,I have quite,I understand you perfectly to those who has been lossing but think they are gambling is high time for them to quit gambling and see how tomorrow is , before they can continue

You made the right approach anyways.Most individuals are not profiting from gambling on the long run and their perspective towards it is;making profit from it.Once this perspective is the primary reason why an individual is into gambling and their luck isn’t in their favour they might feel discouraged and quit gambling entirely while most people would keep chasing their losses till they succeed to hit a jackpot but gambling isn’t certain that after so many trials you would win.Everyone has their own reason why they are no longer gambling as they were active in the industry.

[icebar]

Some will even tell you that even if they are not winning, don't wouldn't mind as long as they will keep on with gambling, because this has been part of them always and they cant afford not to play and have fun even those that gamble for money, they cant also resist gambling all because they never had the winning opportunities, because they believe that one day, they could made it to win as always expected. 

Many people no longer see gambling as just a game, it becomes a part of their life. Whether they win or lose does not matter much to them, as long as they can keep playing. They get used to the excitement and temporary pleasure that gambling brings. Some believe that if not today then tomorrow their luck will surely change and one day the win will come. This hope keeps them stuck. Slowly they do not even realize when the habit starts controlling them. In the end gambling takes away not only money but also time peace of mind and self confidence. To me the real strength is not winning but being able to stop at the right time.

If gamblers understood or if it was possible to know in some way that they have no luck in gambling, then they would never gamble again, but there is no way to know that a gambler will still return to gambling even if he loses repeatedly. Because he thinks that luck may come back to him. Again, there are some gamblers who try to enjoy their pleasure through betting, for them losing a small amount of money is nothing. I think that is what it should be like as a gambler. If gambling is done under one's control without expecting anything through gambling, then gambling is not a problem.

[Ishicryptic]

To me in this aspect I prefer them to stop gambling,is just like me ,I don't know what is really happening,but I think is time I should stop gambling totally because I make winning but just small amount,I win small amounts anytime I stake small amounts but when I put big amount it must cut ,I can't win it in this condition I don't know what is happening so I have subjected that gambling doesn't favour me anymore so what I do is to quit gambling for now to watch how tomorrow is for now ,I have quite,I understand you perfectly to those who has been lossing but think they are gambling is high time for them to quit gambling and see how tomorrow is , before they can continue

You shouldn't depend on gambling to stay alive so if it's not giving you satisfaction anymore you have every right to take a break or stop, you can always come back when you have taken enough timeout. I believe that gambling is not for everybody, if you are always losing it is good to take a break to evaluate yourself and you can do this better if are no longer gambling at the moment. It is not easy to stop gambling when you are addicted to it but that is where you need to apply discipline inorder to take your needed break. It's quite easy for me to take breaks from gambling because I've trained myself to gamble responsibly.

[Yorubek]

To me in this aspect I prefer them to stop gambling,is just like me ,I don't know what is really happening,but I think is time I should stop gambling totally because I make winning but just small amount,I win small amounts anytime I stake small amounts but when I put big amount it must cut ,I can't win it in this condition I don't know what is happening so I have subjected that gambling doesn't favour me anymore so what I do is to quit gambling for now to watch how tomorrow is for now ,I have quite,I understand you perfectly to those who has been lossing but think they are gambling is high time for them to quit gambling and see how tomorrow is , before they can continue

You shouldn't depend on gambling to stay alive so if it's not giving you satisfaction anymore you have every right to take a break or stop, you can always come back when you have taken enough timeout. I believe that gambling is not for everybody, if you are always losing it is good to take a break to evaluate yourself and you can do this better if are no longer gambling at the moment. It is not easy to stop gambling when you are addicted to it but that is where you need to apply discipline inorder to take your needed break. It's quite easy for me to take breaks from gambling because I've trained myself to gamble responsibly.

Of course gambling is not for everyone, those who actually gamble for fun and who have a discretionary money, and who will not face any financial problems as a result of losing money. Gamblers can act independently and are not likely to come under any mental pressure, so the risk of losing extra money is reduced by gambling with that money. Losing or winning is part of the game, but it is better to be upset rather than frustrated when the amount of loss increases, as this gives you self-control over yourself, thus reducing the chances of becoming addicted to gambling.

[Mindyspace]

I think that those who try gambling and lose right away are unlikely to return to it, unless they have positive examples in their surroundings. Otherwise, people usually don’t want to repeat something where they had no positive experience. However, if we take online casinos as an example, beginners often get lucky in their first games, this is simply how the algorithms are designed, and that’s what draws them in. Everything else comes with experience.

I think it will depend a lot on the person's personality. Some give up when they lose right away, others end up persisting precisely because they believe that learning more will change the outcome. In the game, experience ends up teaching more about limits than about winning, you know?

[sunsilk]

To me in this aspect I prefer them to stop gambling,is just like me ,I don't know what is really happening,but I think is time I should stop gambling totally because I make winning but just small amount,I win small amounts anytime I stake small amounts but when I put big amount it must cut ,I can't win it in this condition I don't know what is happening so I have subjected that gambling doesn't favour me anymore so what I do is to quit gambling for now to watch how tomorrow is for now ,I have quite,I understand you perfectly to those who has been lossing but think they are gambling is high time for them to quit gambling and see how tomorrow is , before they can continue

Everyone is free to quit but that won't be permanently. Because anyone who tries to quit and then goes back tomorrow, that isn't even quitting at all.

That's what they do when they want to take a rest and it's normal to do that. As for quitting when there's no luck, you quit the day and that's only for that particular day.

While you've said that going back tomorrow and see what will happen is the usual thing when you're very unlucky today.

[skarais]

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Everyone is free to quit but that won't be permanently. Because anyone who tries to quit and then goes back tomorrow, that isn't even quitting at all.

If they stop today, but they come back tomorrow, then that's called a break. Sometimes a break is required when a gambler is not having any luck, even if they force their will, then I think they will only suffer more losses that day. But I know what you mean, it's hard to predict gamblers, they might say quit in front of their friends but they actually gamble secretly when alone.

I actually got so many real world examples where some of my colleagues who promised to stop gambling ended up breaking it themselves. Apart from economic conditions, several other factors could also be the reason why they return to gambling. Personally, the desire to gamble will grow again when they are still in the same circle of friends.

[rachael9385]

People that should quit gambling are those that are addicted to gambling, people that are gambling irresponsibly and those that fill their day with gambling.

If you are gambling responsibly, you can lose small amount of money and still enjoy it and willingly continue to gamble without it affecting your financial life.

You need to change your orientation about gambling .

The actual problem is that people don't really know the difference between gambling and gambling addiction, there's actually a clear distinction between them but some people think everyone that gambles aren't doing it responsibly, this is just a misconception.if you are gambling responsibly just like you said then it won't have any negative effect but for a gambling addict tu4 the case might be different

[MiF]

To me in this aspect I prefer them to stop gambling,is just like me ,I don't know what is really happening,but I think is time I should stop gambling totally because I make winning but just small amount,I win small amounts anytime I stake small amounts but when I put big amount it must cut ,I can't win it in this condition I don't know what is happening so I have subjected that gambling doesn't favour me anymore so what I do is to quit gambling for now to watch how tomorrow is for now ,I have quite,I understand you perfectly to those who has been lossing but think they are gambling is high time for them to quit gambling and see how tomorrow is , before they can continue

You shouldn't depend on gambling to stay alive so if it's not giving you satisfaction anymore you have every right to take a break or stop, you can always come back when you have taken enough timeout. I believe that gambling is not for everybody, if you are always losing it is good to take a break to evaluate yourself and you can do this better if are no longer gambling at the moment. It is not easy to stop gambling when you are addicted to it but that is where you need to apply discipline inorder to take your needed break. It's quite easy for me to take breaks from gambling because I've trained myself to gamble responsibly.

Of course gambling is not for everyone, those who actually gamble for fun and who have a discretionary money, and who will not face any financial problems as a result of losing money. Gamblers can act independently and are not likely to come under any mental pressure, so the risk of losing extra money is reduced by gambling with that money. Losing or winning is part of the game, but it is better to be upset rather than frustrated when the amount of loss increases, as this gives you self-control over yourself, thus reducing the chances of becoming addicted to gambling.

Many gamblers become seriously thinking of the possibility to quit because such a reaction is often reasonable due to the hard luck. When one suffers losses too often than playing a game feels good and also winning is no longer a reward, the result is frustration and even more danger. Gambling must not be an income generating activity, but rather a leisure activity with easily defined boundaries. The break will help gamblers to reevaluate their practices and regain control and make decisions without emotions. Making the right choice on when to stop or take a break is responsible and self controlled when one can no longer enjoy gambling.

[LUCKMCFLY]

No, because everyone has their own concept or definition of their own luck, Some don't care and keep playing , others are fixated on the idea that they're not good at gambling But if it's a casino, everyone knows that everything is luck and that it can change at any moment for good luck This is true except for sports betting.

[TheUltraElite]

Some will keep playing but some might quit. There are people who like to chase their luck no matter the previously cumulative losses. So they will continue to bash the play button till they are out of money and then end up taking loans which always goes South.

Another group of people will stop playing after a few bad bets. They dont want any big wins but have tried their luck and accepted their defeat over time.

The wise thing to do is always recheck how much you already lost.

[junder]

I'm sure this happened to you at the very beginning when you started playing. All novice players go through this, and I think it's absolutely normal, because we are guided by our emotions at first, and only later do we realize that these were impulsive decisions. Later, when a player has gained experience and understands what the consequences might be, they don't make the same mistakes they made at the very beginning of their journey, trying to win back what they lost and not driving themselves into big losses.

Now the difference is in the time of realizing it, I myself feel quite slow with the realization of the mistakes that I've made because I think I've been doing impulsive actions for quite a long time which after I think about it is the wrong action for me.

It's true what you said, when you have gained experience then it will become a benchmark not to repeat it again and yes it happened to me myself which is like that. Although it feels quite slow to realize but I feel lucky that I can still realize the mistakes I have made before.

[Yablee0]

I think that those who try gambling and lose right away are unlikely to return to it, unless they have positive examples in their surroundings. Otherwise, people usually don’t want to repeat something where they had no positive experience.

You are right in your facts because I could remember initially when I started gambling my first approach was never friendly to be honest, though I have fun but I lost wovely almost all the Cash I when there with was all exhausted but you know the craziest part of it? after that first encounter I never go back again because regardless the fun I had, I was still considering the lost I had perhaps I would have use that money for more better things.

However,  I think that every first experience in gambling play a crucial role by determining the fate of the gambler if he we stay long or just for the short term because of a truth no first timer will stay where his not profiting more.

[xenomorfo]

If they stop today, but they come back tomorrow, then that's called a break. Sometimes a break is required when a gambler is not having any luck, even if they force their will, then I think they will only suffer more losses that day. But I know what you mean, it's hard to predict gamblers, they might say quit in front of their friends but they actually gamble secretly when alone.

I actually got so many real world examples where some of my colleagues who promised to stop gambling ended up breaking it themselves. Apart from economic conditions, several other factors could also be the reason why they return to gambling. Personally, the desire to gamble will grow again when they are still in the same circle of friends.

Sometimes it happened to me that I got bored playing poker with friends for a while, I took a break, there's nothing strange, nothing abnormal or anything different. Simply sometimes tastes change for certain moments and therefore one takes a break, if we want.

[Lannakosa]

Some will keep playing but some might quit. There are people who like to chase their luck no matter the previously cumulative losses. So they will continue to bash the play button till they are out of money and then end up taking loans which always goes South.

Another group of people will stop playing after a few bad bets. They dont want any big wins but have tried their luck and accepted their defeat over time.

The wise thing to do is always recheck how much you already lost.

The easier someone accepts a loss, the easier it will be for them to leave gambling if they decide to do so. I believe that players who can accept losses more easily are also less likely to suffer very large losses, because they do not feel a strong urge to chase what they’ve lost. If you can accept a defeat, the desire to chase losses is significantly lower. For people who feel a strong need to win back everything they’ve lost, it is much harder to quit gambling, because chasing losses becomes their main goal. Such players will constantly track how much they have lost and how much they have managed to recover. And it is exactly these players who usually do not leave gambling.

[Fredomago]

No, because everyone has their own concept or definition of their own luck, Some don't care and keep playing , others are fixated on the idea that they're not good at gambling But if it's a casino, everyone knows that everything is luck and that it can change at any moment for good luck This is true except for sports betting.

Indeed, different person have thier own perceptions and have their own definition of luck, some may capable to control and wait when the time comes but actively betting with budge balance, while for some they just keep betting and trying to chase their losses, which mostly cause of losing more and at the end of their session regret comes up after realizing that the amount that they use is not supposed to be for gambling and some may quit completely and forget about it, while those who are just aiming to enjoy they will continue to use spare and occasionally play.

[GIF-JOBS]

If they stop today, but they come back tomorrow, then that's called a break. Sometimes a break is required when a gambler is not having any luck, even if they force their will, then I think they will only suffer more losses that day. But I know what you mean, it's hard to predict gamblers, they might say quit in front of their friends but they actually gamble secretly when alone.

I actually got so many real world examples where some of my colleagues who promised to stop gambling ended up breaking it themselves. Apart from economic conditions, several other factors could also be the reason why they return to gambling. Personally, the desire to gamble will grow again when they are still in the same circle of friends.

Sometimes it happened to me that I got bored playing poker with friends for a while, I took a break, there's nothing strange, nothing abnormal or anything different. Simply sometimes tastes change for certain moments and therefore one takes a break, if we want.

It's normal for everyone, a moment of excitement can turn into boredom at any moment, then we don't like what we're doing so we stop. Sometimes, while doing the same thing, attention or interest can decrease, there's nothing strange about it. And it doesn't mean that we'll never play the game again, it's just a present mindset and mood, it's happened to us countless times too, where we suddenly decide not to play anymore.