Quote from: Betwrong on July 04, 2024, 08:21:52 AM

Quote from: EarnOnVictor on June 30, 2024, 12:38:43 PM

Quote from: Betwrong on June 19, 2024, 08:40:11 AM

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~ This is what many of them do not know. Luck may be shining on them this minute but in the very next minute, it is gone, which is why you see many of them hitting it big at first but will not quit, sadly, before the end of their gambling session, they could have returned back to negative.

To avoid all these, it is better to have a viable gambling system and be very strict with sustainable management and budget that will preserve responsible gambling in your engagements with it.

It is not a mistake if they won by chance an insignificant(for them) amount and continue gambling. Firstly, they can actually win much more as a result. Secondly, even if they lose all of that, it's not a big deal.

Overall, it would be interesting to see a list of the mistakes repeated by gamblers that each poster here regards as crucial. Here's my list:

1. Risk more money than one can afford to lose during a session.

2. To think that if you lost your bet several times in a row - you should necessarily win soon.

3. Consider a day when you hit something big your "Happy Day" and think that you must play during that day as much as you can.

4. In sports betting, to think that a team which is much stronger than its opponent must necessarily win and placing huge bets on it with like 1.02 odds.

If you think of it, the first item on this list basically covers it all, but sometimes you have to be specific to deliver your idea better.

What are your lists, guys?

You are very valid about what you said and no one is disputing that, even in the first post I replied to, you were certainly on point, only that you made some mistaken replies due to a misconception which I tried to call your attention to. So this is not a matter of debate but a matter of revelation. As for these additions, to be specific, every gambler should always have it at the back of their minds that everything is possible in gambling and this is irrespective of whether they are old or new. However, experienced gamblers know better to rather be cautious and calculative to avoid the deceit of what is happening (gambling results) to them at present. But this may be different in the case of new gamblers for the lack of experience, and I don't think this is negotiable my friend.