Quote from: letteredhub on April 03, 2025, 11:51:12 PM

Quote from: mirakal on April 03, 2025, 10:49:21 PM

Don't chase your near misses nor your luck with gambling. The result will not do good or make you feel good in the long run. This is my personal experience and so I've learned now to avoid or get rid with this gambling urge. Either you fall on that and commit bigger losses, or you stop gambling for a while until you recover your sanity with gambling.

How about not feeling too bad about how the result of the game turns out to be. Because from what I have also experienced, sometimes we feel bad about the outcome and thinks that we can change our mood by going aggressive which could eventually change the course of outcome in successive bets but eventually it ends badly as chasing a loss does. In both situations we end in a more loss than we initially did. So it's always good to just overlook bad results whether a bear miss or whatever.

That’s very correct.
Gamblers experience disappointments all the time I gambling so what’s the big deal when it happens to you? Even if it happens twice, thrice or even more times, it still doesn’t mean one should end up chasing those losses, except you’re ready to lose more. As a gambler, it’s crucial to always keep in mind that losses are an inevitable aspect of gambling and so should be expected at all time, regardless how sure or accurate your predictions are because things could go bazaar at anytime.