Quote from: Viscore on Today at 09:21:31 PM

Quote from: blockman on July 12, 2022, 04:30:12 PM

I can't remember how much it was but that's not that much compared to those actually addicted gamblers that would be fine losing $1k in just a single spin or roll.

Quote from: Davidvictorson on July 12, 2022, 03:36:58 PM

the researchers found that gamblers are satisfied with small wins and will tolerate small losses but when they hit the threshold of loss, they will not play anymore.

Both are true, we're happy with small wins and that makes us content and want to gamble again sometime. And when we lose, it's the temporary halt that we have to make but after moving on, we'll gamble again from that loss.

As gamblers, losses are part in the game so even if we have endure a huge loss, the chance is we will still be gambling again not that we want to chase the losses, but because we want to have more fun in gambling. Even if we say that we have reached already the threshold of loss, for me its very normal. After taking time to rest, then there will come a time that you're excited to gamble again with a small hope that you'll be lucky this time.

If you are really into gambling, you may reach your threshold of loss for the day,
but it doesn't mean that you will totally stop your gambling activities.
You will always go back to gamble, once you replenish your funds for your gambling.
On my end, I only have small threshold of loss that I can allow for myself.
But sometimes, I extend a lil bit if I feel the game is in favor with me, meaning, I am getting my winnings. Tongue