Re: When U choose to gamble, do you already accept that losing is part of the deal?
We all know most of us end up losing in the long run as casinos have that house edge for a reason. Once you get that, it’s easier to control yourself and avoid making dumb mistakes while gambling.
Like they say, gambling is risk, so it needs control and discipline to keep those risks in check.
I know this is a pretty general topic, but I want to know, do you have that mindset already? That it’s okay to lose as long as you’re having fun?
Or are you the kind of gambler who believes you’ll eventually get so good you’ll beat the odds and actually make a profit? Not like most of us, right?
Like they say, gambling is risk, so it needs control and discipline to keep those risks in check.
I know this is a pretty general topic, but I want to know, do you have that mindset already? That it’s okay to lose as long as you’re having fun?
Or are you the kind of gambler who believes you’ll eventually get so good you’ll beat the odds and actually make a profit? Not like most of us, right?
When I started gambling, I didn't expect there would be so many losses. Actually, I didn’t want to lose at all, but when I began playing, I realized that losing is an inevitable part of gambling, and it’s impossible without it. Sometimes, it happens that by the end of my gaming day, the number of winning and losing bets is roughly the same. So yes, there are really a lot of losses.