Quote from: piebeyb on Today at 06:01:59 AM

Quote from: oktana on October 01, 2023, 08:08:48 PM

The issues most people have is that they don’t know when to stop. I have numerously seen people win a lot of money and still lose everything the same moment. I think setting a winning limit is very crucial. However, you mustn’t reach that limit to be content. So in case you’re reading this, my advice is that if you set a winning limit of let’s say $100, it’s okay to stop at $80.

Yes, I often see my friends feel annoyed when they don't reach their daily winning limit. They keep betting to achieve it and in the end, on the contrary, they lose until their winnings and capital run out. In fact, you don't have to reach that limit to win the game, even though it's important. to limit profits and losses in gambling because clearly it can be an alarm for us, but it doesn't have to reach that point.

If you win only $ 70 or $ 80 from the target of $ 100 and you feel that you have more than enough, it's okay to stop when you bet when you lose when you win. It's best to stop so as not to drain the winnings that you have earned, because to reach a certain threshold point it is at least 70% to 80% reach the target and make sure to stop playing to withdraw your winnings. but it all comes back to your control which regulates your greedy behavior. If you can control it then everything will be in order.

Its all about control, right? You win if you can manage the want to keep going until you reach that magic number. Its not always about $100. You win even if you only win $70 or $80. It's hard to quit, but its better than going home empty-handed, right?

The issue? A lack of adventure or thrill is sometimes associated with control. Quite the contrary. Gambling is tricky, but you're handling it well. You know when to sail and dock. Remember, you're the captain of your ship.