Quote from: qwertyup23 on March 14, 2025, 04:33:20 PM

Quote from: _act_ on March 06, 2025, 01:15:35 PM

Have you gambled to the point that you gambled and no money left in your bank and on your wallet?

As a gambler, this is one of the things about gambling that you should keep in mind. Do not chase losses because while chasing losses, you are in a very dangerous moment.

Yes- I have reached a point where almost all of my resources were gone and I was relying solely on winning the next set of games during my gambling spree to at least survive for the whole week.

I remember like it was yesterday. I was winning majority of my games and because of that experience, I frequently visited both online gambling websites and physical casinos. I really thought that gambling was the secret sauce in being rich and I learned it the hard way. My savings were slowly burning; and I was chasing my winnings despite continually experiencing losses.

The moral of the story here is to NEVER chase your losses. Set boundaries and limits- this would be a very important key in having that self-control and discipline to your bets.

It is precisely with setting such limits to prevent the catastrophic impact of money lost in gambling that the main difficulty lies for most beginner players, and sometimes for those who no longer consider themselves beginners or inexperienced players. Often, the limit of expenses can be set, but if you have already reached this limit in the game, then the brain begins to itch with thoughts that it is worth putting a little money over the limit on the game and you will definitely win back. But in fact, this usually does not happen. But the thought still sits in the brain and not every player can suppress it and strictly follow the rule of not crossing this limit of expenses.