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Quote from: leonair on March 12, 2025, 06:41:11 PM

After gambling losses, most gamblers take a break for some time, while some gamblers panic and continue gambling to recover their losses. Gambling is something that makes a gambler completely control himself by the lure of money. So it is very difficult to find out how long a gambler can keep away from gambling after losing because most gamblers are seen to go back to gambling very quickly as long as they have money. They care little for the lodge. This is because gambling controls them in such a way that they always gamble with confidence even if they lose. i am not gambling addict so i gamble rarely and always keep myself in self-control

Their is no time limit that is required for gamblers to have a break I'm gambling, but even if a gambler comes back to gamble it is better to play with the amount that one can afford and also have limit in gambling than spending more time and money to recover past loses. It is expected when a gambler resumes gambling back to gamble responsibly and not to chase after loses and to gamble uncontrollable, it will still result to so much lose that would make one to lose more.

As gambling is always good to set some boundaries, knowing the amount you good risk and knowing how far you can go in a gambling session . Some gamblers usually play few games rather than spend a lot of time in particular gambling sessions. Because most time after experiencing some loss you won’t be able to think straight and this is common among gamblers and traders , that’s when revenge gambling will kick in trying to get what you have loss back and the funny thing is that you maybe end up making things worse.