Quote from: rachael9385 on April 28, 2025, 12:53:23 PM

Quote from: peter0425 on April 03, 2025, 07:17:09 AM

Quote from: Botnake on April 03, 2025, 03:06:00 AM

There are times when we can't control our emotions - like when we're losing and become aggressive because we want to win more, or when we chase losses and make reckless moves. Neither usually ends well. How about you? Which type of gambler are you, the kind who gets aggressive when losing, or when winning?

It is kind of a double edged sword. No matter when you get more aggressive, the fact that you are turning to be aggressive would just lead you to more losses. I believe that if you can be aggressive when losing then there is an equal chance of you being aggressive when you are winning. But if you can control yourself at both situations then you should be fine. You need to find balance between the possible outcomes.

Aggressiveness shows a sign of desperation and indiscipline, when your emotions can't be contained when you are losing this is what happens and it can only get more disastrous if you are an Indisciplined Gambler. Mastering self-control isn't easy but it's not impossible, as someone with a little experience in gambling I would advice whoever is thinking of starting their gambling journey to do a little self check, if you are the type that doesn't have emotional control then don't gamble

Aggressive gambling will definitely increase frustration. It will be able to increase your losses even more. That is why there is no alternative to controlled gambling. Self-control in gambling is a very difficult task that many times even experienced gamblers fail to control. In that case, it will be more difficult for new gamblers. But those who are able to hold themselves in these difficult times will survive in gambling. Before gambling one should know in advance whether he has control over his emotions or not.