Quote from: Japinat on Today at 07:09:02 AM

Just be disciplined and believe that a losing streak will happen, so you'll be prepared for it. If we know it's going to happen, we can create a strategy to handle it. Since sports betting should be approached with a long-term perspective if we want to be profitable, it's crucial to set up a decent bankroll intended for such situations. Some gamblers get frustrated when they experience a long losing streak because they have unrealistic expectations. We should avoid that mindset, understanding that gambling involves long streaks, whether winning or losing. Our goal is to be profitable based on our overall performance.

The key to achieving this is discipline in managing your bankroll. This will help you stay in the game longer and accept a losing streak without panicking. Also, never chase your losses—that's another important principle.

Well, that's true; everything you have said is true and needs to be implemented in order to minimise the losses and avoid losing too much money, but I admit it can't be helped. I used to be or experienced being a gambling addict and exceeding my limits, and after that, I became more disciplined and learned how to control myself from overspending on gambling. But I admit that sometimes I still can't fight the urge to gamble more even though I have lost my allocated budget. But we are just humans, so sometimes it can't be helped, but it only happens once in a while because I also limit my gambling activities because I'm doing something else other than gambling. That's my way of diverting my attention to other things. So it's not bad to sometimes be overboard with your limit, but keep in mind that you should be ready for the consequences of your action and you should know how to fix your mess.