Quote from: zuzie on Today at 07:27:12 AM

Quote from: Accardo on February 06, 2024, 01:44:33 PM

Greed contributes to the reason gamblers go for the lost money. A lot of gamblers are aware of the low rate of winning chances in gambling. But due to greed which controls their emotions and hinders the gambler from seeing the real purpose of gambling they go ahead to gamble every day. Those who wish to neglect the usage of gambling for leisure, tend to be the gamblers who chase losses. However, it ends up really tough for the gambler, because he'd be losing out lots of money. Which affects the emotional state of the gambler. And how he feels about his losses. No one is comfortable with losing out on a huge sum of money consistently. Those thoughts end up eating deep into the brain of the gambler, and he'll be confused on the type of decision he's made for himself. Such things may not allow the gambler to recognize that such habit has been in him for so long that avoiding it would be a difficult task. In most cases of gamblers who spend their daily free time gambling, they end up developing it as a habit, and hardly stop it. The behavior grows to a stage where there begin to tell close friends about the need to gamble every day. A person who is not capable of controlling such habit, shouldn't indulge in such a gambling routine.

Obviously, because gamblers who have such strong greed within themselves will not be able to turn it into good behavior, especially if it is based on the desire to get back the finances lost during gambling, this really motivates gamblers to act greedily. in making decisions. And people who are greedy do not easily advise in various ways. If they want to get out of their greedy nature, they must be fully aware that it will make them even more miserable than before.
Dear Langjahy, if someone can't control their bad nature, it's better to just stop so that it doesn't get even messier than before.

True, it takes a very long time to get back what you have lost in gambling, and I think that even if you do everything possible over a long period of time the chances are very slim that you will get back what you have lost, because to get back what you have lost it means that you have to put money back into gambling, or simply put you need a very big win in order to get back what you have lost during your involvement. This is why we are always advised to put the amount that we can afford in gambling because with this then you will not think of chasing or returning something that has been lost, it is too impossible and as you said that what will happen is that the number of losses will increase. One solution is that you must really change your perspective on gambling in order to be able to become a responsible gambler in the sense of being able to accept whatever the results at the end of the session. On the other hand, self-control is very important because this is what will minimize emotions and prevent you from the name of greed which will indirectly make you avoid a large number of defeats due to uncontrolled emotions.