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I think greed is a trait shared by all gamblers. I'm sure all gamblers have had such experiences and we should learn from them. Often when we place a bet with a small amount it turns out it goes according to plan and when we increase the bet it turns out we lose and all that is left is regret.
Sometimes I make targets, how many winning targets I want to achieve. If the target has been met I will withdraw all or part of the money. Then I will play the remaining money that I have withdrawn so that when loses comes I don't lose my capital
Yes, gamblers have experienced experiences like that, but many gamblers still have not learned from their experiences and are still trapped in that greed. They forget what they have experienced so they have to lose a lot of money because their greed encourages them to continue gambling.
I have also had experiences where after playing several rounds but not winning, I increased the bet in the hope that I could win. But that also didn't help me to win but instead, I got bigger losses. But if you set a winning target that you have to achieve, it often makes it difficult for you to achieve it because you might experience defeat before you can win, which often frustrates you.
yes.. I often do that, when my target hasn't been achieved I keep playing and hope that my target is achieved but everything runs out before I reach the target.
It is difficult to find a definite formula so that we can control finances and greed. Maybe we can only use feelings, if we feel that our luck is not good, we should stop playing and withdraw the remaining money before it is all gone. But it is always easier to say and very difficult to practice.