Original archived Re: how do you avoid being stress in gambling?
Scraped on 03/05/2025, 07:47:29 UTC
We all know that when gambling starts to stress us out, it often leads to addiction, as they say, gambling is supposed to be entertainment, so we should be enjoying it. But why are there times when we don’t feel happy at all? Instead, we feel stressed and the more we gamble, the worse it gets.
It even ruins our focus on things that are more important than gambling.
So how about you? have you ever felt stressed because of gambling? if yes, what did you do to overcome it?
Once you are not gambling for the fun, you are likely to get stressed out while gambling, so for such not to happen, you as a gambler need to gamble with only the amount that you can afford to lose, and only gamble for fun and not for money making.
Knowing fully well that, gambling is a high-risk thing so not expecting a winning from gambling will save you from stress if you lose along the way in the game.
Anyone who understands gambling very well will not see gambling as a source making profits, I know quite well that gambling has to do with a risk and understanding, so for we to gamble we have to zero our mindset that gambling is not a source of income, so when started having such instincts we will gamble with caution, but if we seems gambling as a source of income, we will desperately gambling every time to make money, and that will puts into problems of been addicted to gambling, people who gamble for relaxation, doesn't feel any trauma whenever they lose on gambling, but people gambles to earn a living, are the one that's highly affected on gambling.
That's the main purpose of gambling, it's meant for fun but a lot of people are trying to turn it into a source of income that's why they are constantly getting stressed out. The game wasn't designed for gamblers to make profit but people still do as a result of luck trying to make it a constant thing which isn't really possible. Just like you said, expecting too much is just going to get you disappointed, always be ready to accept the outcomes.