Quote from: Su-asa on July 30, 2024, 06:13:04 PM

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Quote from: Docnaster on July 29, 2024, 04:36:53 PM

Gambling to double your money and quit immediately is easier said than done if you ask me and my reason of saying that is because when most gamblers win big, they tend to find it very difficult to quit. After big wins, gamblers are always tempted to try more which sometimes favors them and the other times, they do lose everything including their initial wins. So if I'm to advise a gambler, I think it's okay to gamble when you feel like to engage in it at your convenience and not because you want to double your money.

Many gamblers do not imagine the moment after which they would stop playing. Yes, most people think like this: "I will win a huge amount and then I will stop playing. I will start doing business and will never go to the casino again." But this is just a fantasy.
The trap of winning in a casino is that if someone wins, he will think like this: "I have won now and I can multiply this money as easily as I could do it now." And the gambler does not withdraw the money. Unfortunately, then comes the loss.

Most gamblers find it hard to stop gambling when they win huge amount, even those that were lucky to cashout from jackpot also find it difficult to stop. However it's just the greed in humanity, if we achieved what we have expected or what we don't expect at all we also see it as a good means to grind for more. It's just to understand that we can't continue winning if we are not losing.

Whether it's a really big win or a big loss, gamblers find it very difficult to take a break from gambling at that point. They try to make more wins there while others try to recover their big losses. But if gamblers can take a break during those times, they can keep their money and those who lose can get rid of even more losses. This type of behavior common in gambling turns a gambler into an addict. Which can definitely be a threat to any gambler. A gambler can be considered a responsible gambler when he can stop himself from winning more or losing more.