Quote from: Weawant on November 19, 2023, 07:58:02 PM

Quote from: Tuturtinular on November 16, 2023, 11:27:54 PM

I am a person who chases losses until I spend all my savings. It was a bad condition for me. I did that when I was new to gambling. I don't have enough experience yet so I keep chasing losses and increasing the bet so that one win can cover the previous loss. But what I did was wrong, chasing losses made me lose more money. I realized it too late, and only realized it when all my savings were gone. This was a bad but valuable experience for me

Sorry for your losses but very importantly your lessons have been learnt and in the nearest future you are definitely not going to make such mistake and you stand a better place to even advise others especially newbies to gambling on how well to gamble and to stay responsible at it.

Some persons may still not learn even if they are getting a first hand advise about it from your experience now, they will probably wait until it happens to them then they would realize how bad it is because they are maybe used to learning the hard way. Chasing loss is one of the worse form of gambling especially when you start increasing your stake with the hope that you will recover all at your next big win , you definitely end up loosing more,it's even better to increase the odds and reduce the stake, you could recover if you are lucky but they I strongly advise against chasing loss.

- Most gamblers know that, in truth, that's why they continue to do that style. Now the question is, why? That's because the addiction
is already there.

Since the addiction that has become the root of everything is there, they really can't get rid of that kind of always-chasing after losing because they think they can still recover their losses that have reached a large amount. But, as much as possible, don't get used to this behavior.