Quote from: DabsPoorVersion on April 28, 2024, 09:14:56 PM

Quote from: Coin_trader on April 07, 2024, 10:19:30 AM

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In your case, how do you approach when you are on losing streak so badly on specific game. Does changing game works for you?

I have the same way of approaching lose streak, if you read the thread I made where I have a lose streak from February to March, I took a break to at least have a fresh start once I decided to gamble. Then when I gamble, I've won. I manage to multiply my deposited money by playing blackjack at that time. Though, I didn't try to play other games, I just took a break and it works. It's also a great strategy to cool my head as having a losing streak really is stressful.

Losing streak is quite stressful to deal with due to the stress as you pointed out. Gamblers, increasingly, have a difficult time dealing with losing streak. Some don't think of getting a break, as all they desire is making the lost money return back to the bank roll. Such thoughts pins a player to the game till he's so stressed out that he wouldn't think of making the right decisions like taking a break. The durations and timing of the game is quite very crucial because as a player that made it out of a losing streak and jumps back after a few minutes break, the brain may not have been balanced to focus on the fresh game.

Switching games on the other hands also can be followed with same method of extending the break. As a slot player going a day off is cool at my end. It enables me to think of other methods of approaching such an annoying experience of a losing streak. I prefer escaping a losing streak than finding myself in it and struggling for my way out. Gamblers who always experience a losing streak are not seriously taking their breaks into place. And a good number of them get addicted. The struggle to stop can be too tough till the player loses all his self control in the pursuit of money.