Quote from: Dewi Aries on August 29, 2024, 02:11:51 PM

Quote from: jossiel on August 28, 2024, 11:35:10 PM

Quote from: Dewi Aries on August 28, 2024, 06:06:32 PM

Yes and I think it is a natural feeling to be felt by everyone who experiences something undesirable such as losing money, regardless of whether from the beginning you already know and understand the risks but still the feeling of discomfort will definitely be felt, but certainly do not let there be significant emotions and regrets in the situation, because that can be the initial trigger to push you to various impulsive actions.

On the other hand, for the problem of easy or difficult to let go of something that has been lost, I think it does not really depend on a person's financial situation, but depends on the responsibility that each person has, simply even though for example you are a person who has a middle financial level or maybe quite poor but if you have good responsibility in the sense of understanding that defeat is a natural part of the game then emotions, annoyance, and regret should not occur in you.

I agree.

Someone who's got a big responsibility and then lost his bets and he's on the middle class, that's still going to tick him badly.

So, instead of betting then don't bet at all so that responsibilities won't be an hindrance to his betting or whenever the obligations are done finally that's the time that type of person is free to bet.

Yes, so the point is that there is always a response or reaction issued by someone when they experience defeat but it also depends on whether the person is a responsible gambler or not, it does not mean that a responsible gambler will not have any reaction but the annoyance or disappointment they will feel will not be too significant and different from irresponsible gamblers such as those who are addicted.

And maybe I will repeat something I have said before that the issue of responsibility does not depend on a person's financial situation but rather on whether they have a correct understanding or not of the concept of gambling, especially about winning and losing.

For me, gambling is a choice, in the sense that you are free to choose to gamble or not at all but the best thing is to try that every decision you make must be based on rational considerations.

When it comes to loss, one discovers the actual character of a person. Winners? Everyone loves a winner. Still, losers? Character displays then come in handy. A smart gambler knows that losing is a feature of the game. Its about discipline not about luck. Its about learning your constraints and playing within them.

Now, some people cant handle losing. They pursue their losses, they become enraged, they start blaming others. That is terrible for their souls as much as for their pockets. A true winner understands how to gracefully fall. They grow from their errors and return more potent. We have to promote sensible gambling. Its about educating people to respect the game, not about forbading enjoyment. Its about knowing the chances and wise decisions.