Quote from: MarjorieZimmermanGinger on Today at 03:08:56 AM

Quote from: Accardo on February 18, 2025, 11:48:47 PM

Certain players can be said to be emotionally unstable; those who Hussle to win. Their intention is to gain back quick dopamines like they used to in the past, that's what give them happiness. Yet, the opposite ends up shaving their thoughts away from the mind and reveals more chances of problem gambling in them. However, it's not easy to watch other players win while losing, a huge challenge for most gamers. Which the outcome, sends some players to a competitive state of mind, as they fight to win at every cost.

Emotions will affect a person's attitude in gambling so that in the end they will excessively involved in it. I feel how when betting ends with defeat several times in a row and even if I lose control will lose greater money in gambling. If there is no control that limits someone to stop then emotions will affect someone and this is where it is difficult for some gamblers to overcome because they think they can restore the previous defeat in the next bet so that motivation is constantly carried out until it finally makes them experience the next defeat.

However, even after a stormy and chaotic game in an excited state under the influence of dopamine, this very dopamine disappears from the player's body and a period comes when you can logically and reasonably evaluate how you really played. And just such thinking over your own game actions in an excited state may not be the first or second time, but still is the accumulation of game experience. And the next time the game in an excited state of the psyche will already be more rational. And by the way, the loss of money on the game will also gradually begin to decrease, and this is exactly what is desirable in principle for any player in gambling.