For much long now I have never place bet with a higher amount but there was a bet i placed few days ago and i was tempted to increase my wager from what it should be before, Let say i often gamble with at least 200 Naira and maximum is 2,000 for a multiple bets But recently something came into me to start increasing my wager above my limits due to a game that was predicts to me it gives me all possibilities that I could cash out big time. This now made me to come here to asked how do you control your greed with your bet amount, do you go ahead placing the bet as your minds speaks or do only maintain to your limits whether it plays or not doesn't matter.
Again why do you regret after putting smaller amounts and it happens the games went as planned and starts blaming yourself for not increasing your bet amount, maybe by now you could have cashed out big time. How do you control this thought over your ends do you keep to your regulations of always placing bets with some limits or you place bet according to your mind and regrets after losing that amount for not following your limits?
Lets discuss wisely and if something related to this post please point it out.. Maybe would devote time to study what has been written over there.
Once greed enters our minds, it is difficult to control it, especially if it is right there in the place where that greed was formed. Although there is a proper process, and that starts with ourselves, of course,
Isn't it usually true in gambling that the root of greed is the desire to have a lot of money? But this is not what an individual gambler should do in reality; instead, the only thing to do as a gambler is to play and enjoy; let the luck come to you spontaneously when you gamble; this way, for sure, even how can you fight greediness from another angle?
Greed can be very strong, especially in places that feed and encourage it, like gaming. Not surprisingly, the world of internet gambling is set up to take advantage of this feeling. That being said, isnt it interesting how it does that?
Looking at the main reason people gamble, we hit the nail on the head. The alluring possibility of making a lot of money. Nevertheless, this is where the problem lies. Instead of the draw of money, shouldnt the fun of the game be what makes people gamble? As players, shouldnt we be looking for fun in how unpredictable and random the game is, letting luck take its course? can we really disconnect from the temptation of money? There are many layers to this mystery that go deep into our deepest beliefs and the way we live in society.