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Board Gambling discussion
Re: When I'm emotional, I LOSS!
by
Altryist
on 16/08/2024, 14:42:18 UTC
Yes, I can also assure you that it is really hard to accept the risk and let go of all the losses that have occurred, but it may not be impossible but it takes quite a long time to be able to make peace with yourself. So of course this is why the approach to gambling must be accompanied by limits, in the sense that whatever you want to do must be ensured that it does not exceed your capabilities.

Like in terms of putting money for example, because it is certain that losing a large amount of money is a painful situation where not everyone can accept the situation without giving any response or reaction of disappointment.
And also this is the reason why many of us suggest only gambling with a minimal amount, because in addition to being able to prevent you from losing a significant amount, this approach can also prevent us from significant emotions and regrets.
If you stick to risk management, it can protect you from rash actions in gambling, losses will happen in any case, it doesn’t happen any other way, you just need to perceive it as an integral part of gambling, but try to have as few of them as possible. Emotionality can be in case of a big loss, but if you can exclude it, then you can prevent it. If the bet size does not hang over 1% of your deposit, then you have nothing to worry about a losing bet, right? Therefore, competent planning of the game process can make gambling safe for you, unless of course most of your bets are losing.