Who among you can stop when gambling at a casino?

@lylia it doesn’t work out to stop for long that way)

@godweles888​

Until you lose all your deposits, and then you do not feel like playing at all

@lylia there are some who still keep hammering the casino on credit​

Zero on the balance, stop, for sure)))

Stop? What is that?

@booosteeer​ you can always borrow from someone or take out a microloan, and even that is not a problem

@godweles888 This is already pure scam)

And then people also start selling apartments)

@godweles888​

The dumbest thing is to borrow from someone or start taking loans, when a person is in the game and in moments like that the most thoughtless decisions happen, and the ones that end up the most disastrous later on

I set aside an amount that I am not afraid to lose, I have never really had that strong urge to win back a loss, but there have been moments, mostly in poker, when I moved up a bit in stakes and won it back, but that is more luck, the cards, the other players’ play, it is all connected

@booosteeer​ zero on all cards too, for sure)))

@saranman Well, it’s a little hospital or rehab, if it has one (​

@booosteeer I once lost 1500 dollars at Coer in one evening, and I did not play for a week while drunk. Then I came to my senses on my own​

@lylia it turns into a vicious cycle, if you do not stop in time, everything starts spinning again and again, no matter what the outcome of the game is, it is better to try to give time and attention to other things, set a “marker” for yourself

@olegv for each player, the marker in the head paints a picture. but a gambling addict does not give a damn what to play​

I can, because life taught me through hard pain. I used to think I was in control too, until I blew through my whole stash to zero in one evening, and after that mess my brain finally snapped back into place. Now the scheme is simple: I put in exactly the amount I am ready to lose right now, and mentally say goodbye to it. If I lose, that means I close the tab and go do real-life stuff, no topping up. If I hit a decent win, I cash out right away and do not cancel the request, even if the casino drags out the payout for three days. If the thrill kicks in, then you have already lost, so you need to hit the brakes before the first spin, otherwise the casino will eat you alive on emotions.

@ivanenkol95 well, not everyone can hold themselves back like you in that regard​

The main thing after a dry spell is not to rush into a redeposit, you still need a bit of self-control after all

Self-control is everything to me

Before I play, I set aside an exact amount for the deposit and under no circumstances spend more. That’s the whole secret to stopping

If the balance disappears faster than I blink, I stop right away

@vovka_ne_vodka I’ve heard about self-control many times, but I don’t know what it is, and if it really exists in nature, I sincerely envy such people when it comes to gambling).

I can stop, but not always. If I decide in advance to double it and cash out, then it still works. But when I start spinning it until I hit an even amount, it usually ends in a bust. So it’s better to take the profit and leave, without trying to win it back.

I have a problem with this. If I end up in profit, I can still stop, but after a loss I almost always feel the urge to win it back. In the end, you just lose even more. So I try to cash out right away, სანამ greed kicks in)

My stop is usually when it is already too late) feels like I would have cashed out, but you sit through a couple more spins and then the redeposit starts.

You need to cash out your wins)

Say you hit x7-10 on your balance, well, leave 10-15% for play, set the rest aside for withdrawal. Otherwise there’s no point in playing, winning, then blowing it all right away without cashing out)