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Quote from: mirakal on February 10, 2020, 09:15:39 AM

I like to know your opinion about the question because I believe every gambler has a different way of managing himself.

My answer to the question is I can easily stop when I am winning because I am afraid I might end up with nothing since I know to myself that I am not yet consistent enough to win in gambling, however, based on my experience, I can't easily stop when I am losing despite the fact that I already set up a limit to gamble in a certain day or a certain session.

Do we have the same attitude or not?

I find it hard to stop when I am winning because I might regret it if I stopped when there is a lot of money to be won and you are having good luck, it's easier to stop when you are losing because you don't have enough funds in your dashboard and in your pocket but it's still on the gambler on how they reach on a given situation.

Sometimes we can relate this since we pass that situation that we want more winnings on our pockets that's why we tend to gamble for more. And compare to losing it's easy to stop this especially if our balance got dried and we don't have any money left to spend.

That is why it is really easy to stop gambling when you lose

But there is a catch, it might fuel yourself from gambling again and will look forward to it to win the losses you have the last game. I ask some of my friends about this and they told me that they are aware of the money they are gambling and if they are winning, they would be putting aside the capital and just use the money they won, if they lose that, they go home, if that profit doubled up, they're done for the day.