Who among you can stop when gambling at a casino?
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October 24, 2023
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Which of you know how to stop when it comes to casino play?
Why it’s so important and plays a key role regarding your financial, psychological and emotional well-being!
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Before playing I relax and with a good mood I go into the casino (online), I don’t have any thoughts that I’m going to win now, I just play (of course I pick a decent casino)… My rule is, it would be nice to make 2-5x and get out, and if I lose I don’t make any extra deposits.
If we talk about online casinos, my deposit equals 100 minimum bets on the roulette, and then I watch how the game goes. If everything is going one-sided and missing the payouts, then I take a break from the game. I have a smoke and continue.., until minus 50% of the deposit, then stop for today. I start playing another day, of course I hope for some luck, who doesn’t. I don’t have any thoughts that I absolutely have to win it back, I understand that a game is a game. And if I doubled, I consider that already a win. If I see that the balance during the game is “breathing” and sticking at one amount, it means it’s time to brake.
I stop as soon as the first thought comes that it’s time to make THE ABSOLUTE FULL STOP. I’ve checked and rechecked, if you continue it’s only a pointless waste of time, money and nerves, at best I managed to make plus 10%, but most of the time a draining game followed..
I’ll say one more thing! Never try to push your “bankroll” to a “round number”, you could lose EVERYTHING!
Problems happen with self-control if you don’t take breaks; after a sharp change in balance – whether plus or minus – you need to take a week off. Don’t play when you’re tired, and under no circumstances add money again. It’s important to get into a calm emotional state. After the very first rule breach, take a week off.
The main thing is not to try to chase losses and not to gamble large amounts randomly .
Of course “fart” is our EVERYTHING, but playing and relying only on LUCK isn’t very sensible. Maybe that’s why I chose roulette for myself – I know the nuances of the game and you can play “in the plus”.
Now it’s left to pick a decent casino, drew the cards – play…, without breaking the rules, and remember – “greed ruined the sucker”🐽
It’s really hard dealing with this, I know I need to stop, but it’s impossible..And there are tons of casinos that don’t remove funds from the balance when you withdraw (J, X for example)! Just nasty scumbags.
1. If the bonuses were good, x100, x200, you can make an extra deposit and keep playing. You can also hit x50 and x100 on your deposit.
2. If there were no bonuses, an extra deposit is not recommended, if you still did it and got the deposit back, x2, then cash out, after that it’ll eat it up. Tested.
These two rules are very clear, try to follow them.
I don’t know about slots, I don’t play slots at all, but regarding roulette I’d like to add that one-day strategies (all strategies that don’t include stopping when losing), which everyone loves, don’t work on the wheel, not at all. You need to play roulette spread over several days. And if you really want to test something, do it strictly on the minimum.
Few people can do it, or rather, not everyone can
In casinos it’s just easy. I know how much I want to withdraw and that’s it. I don’t chase miracle hits. But with bets I sometimes hit big
When to stop or keep playing, everyone decides for themselves, but… But you should always remember that a “choice” can’t be wrong! A lot depends on your mindset before the game, what the goal of the game is (to enjoy the game itself, to come out ahead, or to catch a rush of adrenaline). I agree, winning against the casino is always nicer, but for me that’s not the main thing. Good luck to ALL of us!
I can! No problem at all , the struggle with the boat worked out .. about 9-10 years ago .
Simple game for pleasure, without expectations and hopes , when I win , I rejoice like a child with a Kinder Surprise ,
I believe one of the most important qualities of a player is self-discipline, and if you don’t have it then you shouldn’t play. I only play with my own money and even then only 30% of the profits, the rest goes to living and family, so far that’s enough. So the sum set aside in advance for playing (which is already kind of not “mine”), so if it’s “not my day” there are no disappointments. The main thing is to get enjoyment from the game.
PS. Although for me the main thing is to enjoy the game itself, for some the main thing is the win, for others to get a hit of adrenaline,… It’s not even up for discussion that if you win your mood improves and that’s wonderful!
I have problems with this: when I say *I’ll hit x3 from the depo and stop* I don’t even do x2; when I’m just sitting and playing for fun and don’t give a damn if I lose or not – as if to spite me I end up chasing big multipliers but don’t always stop since I’m playing for fun . The casino sometimes seems to sense what my goals were when I came to play 😄 . The funniest thing is that when I’m a bit tipsy I stop easier and more often (for many it’s the opposite, they get on a roll and dump everything)
I haven’t had withdrawal problems for a long time, I’ve trained over the years and can withdraw very small amounts. For me one of the main criteria is whether I’ve had enough play or not! If, for example, I win almost immediately, I just lower the bet and go play the same Endorphina and other slots on small stakes, purely to calm the excitement and get my fill. Accordingly I never chase big sums and don’t try to recoup everything I lost last week, for example.
With this method, I’m able to win 5 or 10 times in a row, but only until the streak ends!
And when I get on a losing streak and keep losing, I can’t hold back and stop! That’s the main problem…
I consider giving advice a pointless exercise, especially when it hasn’t been asked for, but to ponder it – why not)
Speaking for myself, if before playing I have the desire to win – then it’s almost guaranteed there will be a “loss”, and it doesn’t matter whether I make small or big bets when I play slots. But if you just go in to spin for fun, the chances of winning rise sharply. I always play with an amount that’s a set percentage of my hard-earned money and no extra deposits or any kind of debt obligations, that’s solid.
I’ve noticed the tilt actually starts from small amounts, first 1000, then 2.5, 10,…. If I start playing big right away as soon as I start playing, I pour everything – 100
It’s really tough, actually – if the gambling itch catches you, you can kiss it goodbye. I’m trying to fight it with mixed success, but every now and then I lose my head and can, say, blow through some stashes from crypto, from cards over a couple of days. The main thing is to play strictly with your own money and never get into debt trying to win it back – that’s the end of the line. Basically it’s the same as drugs, just in this form..
I actually noticed the more I try to hold back the worse the relapse later) so either try to quit completely, or play like I used to (it’s safer that way)
And withdraw when you’ve doubled or tripled your deposit. I noticed that for me the big losses start from not cashing out – say you start with a ruble, win 3-4, don’t withdraw, then do it again and again, and then it snowballs out of control, like a snake on glass wool.
Bro, honestly that’s just excuses for the chasing) like “I can’t win so I top up,” “I won a lot in January so I want February to be the same so I top up,” “I had a fight with my girl so I top up,” etc etc) I know myself, the brain just looks for excuses – even when I’m IN A SUPER GREAT MOOD I’ll deposit in the casino like *yeah I’m feeling awesome, now I’ll definitely win*😀
Man, your reg date is hella shady of course) 12/22/22, did you register on purpose like that? ) 😉
Nah) just a coincidence
Self-control is very important
Think ahead about which games you play and which you don’t enter , and what to do if you slip up