Quote from: slapper on April 29, 2024, 04:27:09 PM

Quote from: Psynthax on April 29, 2024, 05:48:40 AM

Quote from: ZippyPixL on April 29, 2024, 02:43:22 AM

Everything is exactly as you described and I follow the same advice. Usually, when I experience such streaks it indicates that I am tired and need to switch to something else. Or it simply may not be my day which is also a possibility. In that case it's better to stop for a while.

switching between games usually refresh the mind, for example you are too focused on the football matches, you got bad streaks you can easily switch over to UFC or basketball or whatever sport that you have knowledge of then it works as sort of mind refreshment when you see new things.
personally I really like footballs, basketballs and UFC even sometime its chess too, you know betting on those definitely have different experiences, even more so when you are watching the matches you definitely gonna have that pump of adrenaline.
but overall if you face lose streak, then its better to just rest for a week or a month to keep your mind fresh, always remember everything thats excessive isn't really good for you there is reason why people doing too much thing might messed up just like working, business and so on.

forcing your way out of problem after series of lose streak will make things worse only so this advice is really good for those that contemplating whether they should just force their way to make up for their losses.

In bad luck, switching games makes sense. New sport, vibes, maybe a new start? But are we fixing the problem or just distracting ourselves? It feels good in the moment, that rush of the unknown... but that high is temporary. We're not addressing the cause. You said it: too much of anything is bad. Football, basketball, or whatever, this is sports betting 101. Knowing when to retreat is the actual skill that sets pros apart. That advise about resting after a loss? Straight wisdom. Your mental game matters more than your bankroll, guy. Blasting through losses is a formula for disaster

You’re right, it does sometimes feel like just a distraction. But think of it as hitting the reset button rather than escaping the problem. It's like taking a deep breath when things get too intense. it doesn't solve everything but gives us a clearer head to tackle issues with fresh eyes.
And absolutely, stepping back after a rough patch isn’t just wise, its necessary. It's that ability to recognize when to pause that can really make a difference in the long run.
Plus, its always a thrill to dive back into the game with renewed energy and perhaps a better strategy.