Quote from: michkima on October 26, 2017, 11:27:27 AM

Quote from: marcuslong on October 25, 2017, 11:22:41 PM

Quote from: carlisle1 on October 25, 2017, 06:16:53 PM

It depends on you, if you have such large amount and you can really afford to lose more then you can try to win back your loss if you decided to do it too . But If were placed on that situation that I encountered a consecutive loss I would just distance myself on any type of gambling as it is not really easy to get back what I've lost and i don't really think it will be possible for me .

But for me theres no such reason for them to chase there loses instead start a new woth a new gambling site or try his luck into another ganbling site since he already lack of lucck and if he is going to try to chase that and trying more push more maybe he will be greed more and he will lose more. The main situation is he akready lose his temper to control his self to gamble

I agree, this is the number one cause of people getting addicted, I believe. The reason that addicts keeps on playing is that they really believe they can win on their next try and when they win they will get back all of their money back. Sadly, 99% of the time they are wrong. They will likely end up in more debts than they currently are before they even started chasing their losses.

There's a lot of assumption here. Firstly you assume that people gamble and then get in debt instantly? Have you ever gambled or do you know anyone who gambles? The problem gamblers that gets in debt is more than likely a very small % of the total amount of gamblers. Not everyone goes all in and shit bat crazy with their bets/gamblings. A majority of people only play with what they can afford to lose, just a few $ here or a few hundred $ there. So I'm not sure I can agree with you on this one.