Quote from: Stepstowealth on September 05, 2025, 09:41:33 PM

Quote from: michellee on September 05, 2025, 06:49:08 AM

Indeed. And no doubt that many gamblers become greed especially when they win. The will to win more will come to them and that makes it difficult to stay away from the temptation of gambling. They will forget to reduce the tension after winning so they insist on continuing to play without thinking about stopping for a while.

There is something that people say that you should be very careful after a win because after a win is usually a time that people can forget themselves and ignore all the discipline that they have been practicing. Winning in gambling should not be an excuse to automatically change your gambling habits, to do things like increasing the budget or amount which you gamble with. After a win, especially a huge one, a gambler should take some time off from gambling, to evaluate their next action, and plan properly for the amount of money that they have won. If you take some time off, and even spend some time away from the pressure of friends and family, chances of making better decisions increases significantly.

You’re right, but how many people like that do you actually know? I’m pretty sure that such decisions can make not only gambling easier but life as well. Because if you know how to organize your priorities and leave entertainment aside, you’re already in a much better position. Unfortunately, many people don’t think that way instead, after a small win, they get carried away and end up going home with a big loss. Someone here mentioned that they kept gambling even after losing their job, but that such situations brought them back to their senses, and in the end, the person became wiser and continued thinking rationally. All in all, a good plan and taking breaks can bring positive results in gambling, but above all, it should be seen as good entertainment, not as a way to make money.