Quote from: SmartGold01 on Today at 04:43:40 PM

Quote from: Sandra_hakeem on Today at 03:50:32 PM

Let's put this ideology into gambling -- having the right mindset alone doesn't solve the problem. Regular check-ins on your outcome and how to adjust could save you a ton of money. If all you need is having the right mindset, what's the explanation for winning a game unexpectedly? I feel like that's just an excuse to blame the game for their mistakes.

Your Ideology make sense and it's well understood!
Of course we can't be so certain that we must not incur any accident while driving even though we are too careful there are silly drivers who are not that careful while driving and they mistakenly bump into someone who is that extremely careful, even as that there are some unforeseen circumstances such; break failure, power failure or deflation of tyres while on highway, this could lead to possible accident. Same could likely happened to gambling as well using how you give your explanations.

The crux of the matter lies in what you do/ how you react to your losses... Like it or not, you're still going to lose significantly if you don't change one, two or more things about your pattern of gaming. There's not much you can do about the outcome, but you can influence the process -- that's why we have different strategies trending on the media.

Quote from: fruktik on Today at 06:07:37 AM

Personally, a positive attitude has never helped me in gambling. There was no positive result at all. Yes, it is nice to play when you are calm and nothing is bothering you. It even slightly improves the overall atmosphere of the process, but nothing more.

You're either expecting too much outcome from it or not entirely aware of what it means to have a "positive mindset"