Quote from: WhoYouCantKill on Today at 09:50:49 PM

To think that some gamblers are equally like you who losses stay in their minds longer than the wins, mostly if the lose is a huge one. Some gamers quickly bounce back by taking every game like an independent one, but some others will be needing a win to get rid of the hurt of the lose. In my perspective, I think the best way to treat losses is by first accepting it like it is also part of the game, endeavor to keep stakes around limits you can afford to hold on to, and make sure to go for breaks as soon as feelings gets intensed. Have heard cleared enables you go on faster than pursuing losses headlong.

However, it's difficult to forget a major loss, especially if it occurs repeatedly. For some people, such losses create resentment, so they never forget it. Accepting the loss of money doesn't mean forgetting the loss. Therefore, among the many pieces of advice on gambling, one of the best, in my opinion, is to gamble with small amounts of money.

Betting small amounts automatically makes it easier for a gambler to control themselves, avoid addiction, and avoid wasting too much time gambling. Furthermore, another major advantage is that it doesn't cause negative impacts such as stress in life. If this is practiced, I believe the goal of seeking entertainment from gambling will be achieved.