Quote from: fruktik on Today at 05:51:40 AM

Quote from: bubilas on July 09, 2025, 12:18:30 PM

It is a pity for gamblers who initially try to stick to a strategy that involves reasonable capital management, but cannot stick to it for a long time. They usually lose the deposit after some time (most of them) and then such gamblers have a choice: either take out borrowed funds and try to win back their initial capital. Or admit the loss of money.
In any case, if someone wants to play for money, he must accept in advance that this money may no longer be there in a few minutes.

It is better to admit a loss than to borrow money and then try to win it back. Believe me, this will be a double blow to a person's financial condition. You should never do this. You can lose money that will not have any effect on your well-being. This is the simplest and most useful rule that you should always follow.

At the time, I did not want to understand this and I regretted it very much after some time. I have never had such a hard time in my life. This is what it means to violate unspoken conditions.

If you don't want to lose so much that you will lose control of your strategy then you have to reduce your staking and manage your capital. If you gamble with an amount that is very infinite to your bankroll, it won't dis-stabilize you in your plans because you will still have more to gamble with but in a situation that you are chasing only profit and you increase your financial risk, if you lose in such game it will discourage you from taking a better decision on your next game. So a gambler that will always grumble about his huge losses should learn to take small risk so that if you lose it will just be little amount same for when you win.