Quote from: michellee on Today at 05:19:20 AM

Quote from: pusaka on August 17, 2025, 02:58:20 PM

Yes, that's absolutely true. Nobody wants to lose, and that's not just in gambling, but in anything. And to be honest, I don't really want to lose when I gamble, and I think everyone feels the same way.

However, we quickly realize that the possibility of losing is very high. In other words, gambling is something that carries a very high risk. This means that psychologically, we must truly prepare ourselves mentally to accept defeat.

This is what really helps us achieve true financial security. Because if we don't do what we've been told, our finances could be in disarray.

The chance to lose will always be there. We can not avoid that but we can control how much we will lose. If you realize this, you will not risk too much money in gambling but you will control the money and prevent a big loss.

We need to realize that winning is difficult so we must prepare for the loss. If we can accept anything as the result, we will not playing gambling longer than usual. That is our prevention from the loss.

By always controlling our money, we will not disrupt our finances because we know how to allocate the money for gambling and not use the other money. We will always responsible with our gambling activity and trying to be a wise gambler.

Yes, we can control how much money we can lose, but we can't control whether we win or lose. Never assume victory is in your hands, because if you do, your losses will likely be far greater than you're prepared for.

And it seems like if we had to accumulate them, our losses during gambling would be much greater. But of course, it's safe when we can control ourselves, and that's how I feel. I can gamble anytime with self-control because I've prepared everything and considered how much I can afford to gamble.