Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on March 04, 2019, 03:04:49 AM

For example: I enter the game with a certain balance, if I assume that this balance is totally lost, I can have two possibilities:

1.-As you know that this money you give for lost, you play without any pressure to see what happens, applying and giving free rein to your multiple strategies to see what results I can achieve.

Just like in investing money, you only risk the amount that you are willing to lose relative to your savings. If one cannot grasp the idea of risking something, then it is better that they avoid situations like these.
One of the problems that may arise would revolve around self-discipline especially if you experience a continuous losing streak despite setting aside a portion of your money for gambling. Maybe we can solve this problem by BRINGING ONLY THE AMOUNT you are willing to gamble.

Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on March 04, 2019, 03:04:49 AM

2.- You play with the reason, waiting for you to recover your balance and multiply it.

That kind of mindset is what makes gamblers addicted to gambling. If they have the mindset of recovering their losses, it would only result to an endless cycle of gambling and going to casinos. Eliminate the need of earning income in gambling and view it as something that provides entertainment and leisure. From that viewpoint, you can avoid being addicted and at the same time the regret of losing your money.

Quote from: Oceat on March 04, 2019, 09:39:16 PM

Most reason of the gamblers why they kept losing is because they think that gambling is a kind of making some money that's why they can't assume that the money they have must have to multiply but instead it is all been lost. If a gambler can think a strategy and at the same time can control the situation he was in then he will probably gonna win a lot more than anybody else. And being on that self is just like a lucky charm that will keep your spirit burning inside to let you play and brings out most of the luck to you.

Unfortunately, most gamblers have that mindset despite knowing that gambling cannot be profitable in the long-run. What makes gambling attractive is the high-returns on high-risks. Some gamble due to the thrill but others do it purely by earning income on their heads.