Quote from: wxa7115 on Today at 04:41:18 AM

Quote from: Solosanz on September 10, 2023, 12:14:04 PM

Quote from: komisariatku on September 10, 2023, 02:07:48 AM

When I plan to gamble, I usually aim to spend around 15% of my income on deposits at gambling sites. I play casually and with small bets. If I win, it will be something good, but sometimes I lose quickly, making me angry and emotional so I deposit again, and again. Until my money was almost gone, the conditions were very bad. I don't do that often, but I have done it once or twice.

You need to be careful because it's a sign to be a gambling addict if you deposit more money and you angry after you lose all of your money. Try to learn if gambling isn't for making money, if you think 15% of your income is big for you, you can reduce it to 5% or lower. In case you lose, it will not hurt you.

Remember, curing a gambling addict is really hard, prevention is better.

Correct, depositing more money on your casino wallet after you have lost demonstrates a behavior that is impulsive and myopic, and while I can understand if someone got mad because they lost their money after an unlikely series of events, depositing more money and lose it is not the solution to that loss.

What we need to do is to take some time to think about what happened, sometimes all what we need are a few minutes to calm down and simply accept that what is lost is lost and there is no way to recover it.

This is called revenge gambling where a gambler get emotional on his loss and he injects more money to gamble again with a hope to recover his loss.

In most cases, gamblers loses more money when they play to recover the loses. Lost money in gambling is usually not recoverable. Don't know why gambler's don't realise this and think that they can only make money through gambling.