Quote from: Perfectbaby on May 04, 2025, 11:07:50 PM

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The curiosity led me to come ask if this has happened to anyone before, having double mind to stake game. Something keep telling you don't stake while the other says go ahead which would you choose if you were the one? Please your response are greatly needed.

Cash is on the line, right? Then avoid going with your gut and follow your intellectual decision. If the latter is NOT applicable to the given scenario, then go with your gut. At the end of the day, money is on the line here and you should exercise all the possible means of winning.

In gambling, you should always aim to win even if you do not see it as a money-making venture. The element of risk and reward make it very desirable for most people to test their luck and win some money along the way. But if greed blurs your purpose on why you gamble in the first place, then you have to be careful and responsible with all the decisions you make along the way,

Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on May 16, 2025, 06:49:02 PM

Quote from: virasisog on May 14, 2025, 05:18:10 PM

For me it is normal specially if the amount that we lose isn't a small amount or just a couple dollars.
I usually feel like staying out or laying low after losing a good amount of money, but if it is just a couple of dollars I would still continue to play or bet.

You're right about that, when I was a novice, I had those fears, obviously because I did everything that one should do, I did it , so in view of this, I am a person who now does not feel even the slightest fear of losing, because it is as you say , I only lose a little and I do not allow myself to lose amounts that will damage my overall economy.

This sets-up a dangerous precedent if you do not fear losing. If that is your approach in gambling, then there is the possibility of you overspending on your budget, ultimately prejudicing your position at the end.

Like what I always mention to similar posts like these, be responsible and accept all the consequences of your decision. Know your limits and be disciplined when it comes to your obligations.