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Quote from: Tmoonz on March 05, 2024, 05:40:42 PM

It is best you gamble when necessary not because you want to chase your loss and win back you money, many are victim of this circumstances and for me is a bad practice and this might make you not to employe your gambling skills and roles because you inhast in your decision making. What is your opinion on this?

It is certainly a bad practice in gambling where a gambler repeatedly gambles to recover losses. Here one thing is very important that betting in gambling must have both profit and loss it is normal but there are many gamblers who keep betting repeatedly to recover their losses. Of course, repeated bets are more likely to lose, and more likely to eventually lose everything and go bankrupt.
So if one has to try hard enough to control the greed in gambling and have self control then surely a gambler will never have the possibility of going bankrupt in gambling.

The problem problem comes from greediness , desire for more after some wins .
Well, it's okay to desire for more but you have your profit already and still want more and more , IMO there should be some return target profit according to the fund use for gambling and once its acquired you could pause it to play next time or you could use out of your extra profit gained from it if you desire for more and if the opposite comes set a point to pause gambling (for loss), with these you can make something out of gambling nor gambling it all with focus ,besides gambling should be taken as playing for fun

Greediness and other things or emotions that do really trigger out such actions because of those factors. We cant really be able to deny that once we do lost our bankroll then high tendency that we would really be thinking that we should be playing up even more just to possibly be able to recover those loses on which this is really that a very wrong mindset to have. Dont chase up your losses.
You should really know on when to draw the line and would really be able to stop completely or call it a day because if you do tend to chase up your loses then you would really be definitely be
that making yourself that creating a problem on which later on that you might not be able to handle when things becomes that too big or something that do talks about recovery
which seems to be that almost impossible to deal on with.