Quote from: Mehmet69 on Today at 11:57:15 AM

Quote from: GeorgeJohn on April 12, 2025, 10:45:39 PM

Quote from: Ziskinberg on March 02, 2025, 11:50:13 AM

I assume we’re all mature and responsible gamblers here, but from time to time, we still make mistakes. One of the most common mistakes is failing to control our emotions, we know where that leads.. losses, and the higher the stakes, the bigger the potential losses we have to endure.

Gambling is a game of luck and if you lose in gambling 69% of losing is not from you, I believe that in the gambling what's more important is to know when to gamble and when not to gamble

I know quite well that gambling, has to do with understanding, so if we participate well by thinking very well before prediction, I don't think we may experience losses. For the aspect of emotion, you may likely to control your emotions when you gamble with what you can't afford to lose, and at end you you lose more than your expectations.

Yes, you are right. Gambling is completely dependent on luck. But we must know when to stop and when to start gambling again.

We usually cannot control our emotions while gambling. Because we are always looking at the lever. If we cannot get out of the dream state, we will never be able to win at gambling.

So, even if it is difficult for us, we have to take a break sometimes to win at gambling.

We need that so we can wisely quit with some earnings, instead of keep pushing forward and try to make more money we need to take that break together with the amount that we already gain, if you can practice that kind of discipline you'll be able to compensate yourself, as we need to remember that gambling is a business and not a charity.

It's not usual for the gambler to keep winning and cashing out money from the house, the usual outcome was gambler is the one we mostly lose their money after quitting.