Quote from: Yucky on Today at 07:50:59 AM

It happens to even the best of us, because luck plays a significant role in casino games and even sports betting. Even after thorough analysis, there's always a sprinkle of luck involved. We tend to attach positivity to the luck, and sometimes it gets the best of us, making us overly optimistic about the game.

Sometimes we keep increasing the number of bets and the amount we wager, which ofteb worsen the situation, especially after a near miss. You might think, "If I got this close, the next one will be better," but most times, that doesn't happen.

What saves me in times like this is discipline. knowing when to take yourself out of the game and go home and if you've experienced familiar situations before, you know that when positivity doesn't work out, you need to back out, and even when it work, you still need to set limits for yourself to avoid overspending.

Discipline is the most important thing that every player should have, although of course in practice this does not happen, and its absence unwinds the player's account very quickly, because without discipline the player does not feel the limitations and bets as much as he can afford. Positive thinking can often play a cruel joke on the player, because in his head he can build himself too lofty dreams that are impossible to achieve, but at the same time start losing, which will drive him into a severe depression and the losses will be even greater. I know only one thing, that you should not go to extremes, do not draw yourself unrealistic dreams, but at the same time do not think that every bet will be lost, I focus on something in the middle without inflated expectations.