Quote from: Patikno on September 05, 2025, 03:25:26 PM

Personally, I don't worry too much about finances when I lose, because I usually have my own rules for limiting the amount I can afford to gamble, so I quickly forget about it. Furthermore, managing time is also important in gambling, so it won't become a mental burden when experiencing a loss. If someone experiences a loss during a time when it is not actually a leisure time, it is likely to weigh on their mind and make it difficult to forget the moment. So, the bottom line is that we, as gamblers or bettors, should be able to manage risk, time, and finances to get through the days safely and comfortably, especially if we gamble again.

This condition must always be maintained because, after all, we are aware that good financial management and discipline in financial planning are always very important.

However, not all gamblers consistently apply these principles. Ultimately, if we consider the numerous victims of gambling today, it is clear that they have not followed these principles, leading them to become fixated on their losses and attempting to recoup them in subsequent gambling sessions.
This kind of situation always repeats itself, ultimately turning what was initially a good situation into one that is not desirable. The longer we are trapped in uncertain ambitions, the greater the losses we will experience and the more vulnerable we will be to addiction.

Therefore, in this case, what you should do is not worry because you have already anticipated that the losses you incur will not impact your financial condition, and your mental state will not be completely devastated by the losses. This is already a very good thing.