Quote from: madnessteat on July 20, 2025, 02:35:33 PM

Quote from: HONDACD125 on July 16, 2025, 05:32:06 PM

To be honest, I don't remember winning anything significant from gambling that would make me cheerful, partly because I never gamble too much, and my only motive behind gambling has always been to have fun, not to focus on profits and stuff. When you lose some money and then win it back, or a slightly higher amount, you don't feel anything special because that's normal in gambling; even the RTP of most games would get you a percentage of your losses back if you keep playing that game continuously.

I believe gambling is fun only when you are not worried about wins and losses, because in that case, when you get a win, you will love it and enjoy, but if you lose, you won't be distressed because of it like most gamblers out there who get too stressed when they lose money, which is because they were treating their bankroll as an investment that should make them money but that's not how gambling works.

I also started winning much smaller amounts than before in gambling, but that's because I set deposit limits and try to withdraw my winnings, increasing my bankroll by 20-30%. Some might say that I am depriving myself of the opportunity to hit the jackpot, but I feel more comfortable gambling this way. Even though I don't win big money, I am sure that I will not allow myself to lose more than I can afford.

The attitude of a responsible gambler is always like this, they never covet the jackpot, they gamble for entertainment, and after making a small profit, they withdraw it without being greedy, as a result of which they never face any big losses, and I would always advise every gambler to gamble like this, self-control, discipline and stopping yourself from being satisfied with small wins, only then can you be a responsible gambler, and you can also truly enjoy gambling, and if you gamble in this way, you can also prevent yourself from making big losses.