Quote from: ethereumhunter on Today at 10:37:41 AM

Quote from: junder on Today at 06:32:11 AM

with their attitude that is still relaxed about gambling even though they are annoyed by the many losses they have had, and also if you count all the total losses, I think they will definitely regret it, after all, even though we gamble, we shouldn't see or question the losses that have occurred, but occasionally there are bound to be some a feeling of regret for the losses that have been incurred. I think that by them continuing to gamble it means they cannot accept the losses that occur so they gamble with the aim of recovering their losses, of course that is wrong.

that's true, if they can do demo-based gambling maybe they can reduce the risk of loss, but yes we know the sensation is different for example with a high bet amount in demo-based gambling compared to real gambling which uses a small bet amount, it will be different , therefore many of them cannot play demo-based gambling because the sensation may be different. If you really want to gamble, maybe you can use a small bet amount with a limited budget and not too big, to minimize losses, maybe that can be done.

Getting a loss will make someone upset because they didn't expect to get it, but because that is the result of gambling that many gamblers will experience, they have to be able to accept it. They can gamble again another day and it may be their lucky day so they can recover from their frustration. But if we just want to recover from our losses and continue gambling, it will probably increase the number of our losses and we will be increasingly unable to accept it. Those who continue to gamble and experience losses can only regret it without having a big chance to recover their losses.

Using demo-based gambling can avoid any losses, especially in financial terms. But many gamblers don't want to experience it because it is true that it is about sensations that cannot be felt in reality. And that's what makes people deposit their money to start feeling the real sensation of losing and winning so that if they can't control themselves, they will only experience more losses. Although they use small bets, if they are not accompanied by timing, they can experience big losses, especially if they desire to recover or win the gambling game. So when we want to gamble, we first determine how many bets we will use, and we also need to manage the money we can afford to control the money we can afford to gamble.

I think losing at gambling is predictable, because the chance of losing at gambling is greater than the small chance of winning. It's just that they gamble so stupidly, they know they will always lose but they still gamble and have high hopes for gambling, most of those who gamble can't accept their losses and they still continue to deposit their money to gamble again, even though it's true what you said. say that if they have lost, they should stop first and come back another day to gamble again, because it is impossible for them to recover the losses that have occurred.

What I think is that when they gamble they are only chasing the sensation of losing, not the pleasure, because the greater the chance of losing than winning cannot be changed, especially with the host always winning, technically it is impossible to beat the host, that's right, If you really want to gamble, you hope you can set reasonable limits and not gamble again when you lose because your gambling budget limit for one gambling session has run out.