Do you get angry or cool after losing repeatedly in gambling?

[AGM]

I've been losing consistently for quite several days in casino games, I can't find any reason for it but I've noticed for quite some time that when my bankroll is almost at the end I tend to bet a bit more aggressively when betting and my losses are increased.

I would like to know if any of you have ever had this kind of feeling?

If I could have been patient during that time I would have had another chance to grow my Bankroll. Should I make any changes to gambling when placing bets at the end of the bankroll?

[Zed0X]

~ but I've noticed for quite some time that when my bankroll is almost at the end I tend to bet a bit more aggressively when betting and my losses are increased.

I believe that's called chasing your losses. It's a common reaction among impatient gamblers but even seasoned players do this sometimes. The main difference is that the newbies usually bet beyond their bankroll while the veterans put all as last bet but it's still within their betting limit.

Should I make any changes to gambling when placing bets at the end of the bankroll?

It depends on your goal. If I'm to based it in your post, then you might as well go big one time and leave when you lose. I think playing slow won't really help you recover your losses.
 

[bisdak40]

I would like to know if any of you have ever had this kind of feeling?

I'm not a casino type of guy but i can relate to your feelings on losing money and yeah it seems that when we are almost out of bankroll/capital we intend to increase our bet for chasing the losses but lose more in that manner. For me that is normal that we tend to lose our patience but this kind of behavior we need to improve or eliminate if we want to get back our losses.

[robelneo]

I've been losing consistently for quite several days in casino games, I can't find any reason for it but I've noticed for quite some time that when my bankroll is almost at the end I tend to bet a bit more aggressively when betting and my losses are increased.

I think it has something to do with the pressure. I used to experience this when I was just starting to gamble; it's my emotion that gets the best of me trying to recover my losses; we are disappointed and frustrated because of the losses, and we become aggressive in the process.

I would like to know if any of you have ever had this kind of feeling?

We are investing our money and emotions in gambling; this is why we tend to be emotional when faced with losses, so it's just natural, but if you're not thinking of trying to make a profit and forcing your way, then you will be good, although it takes time to do that.

If I had been patient during that time, I would have had another chance to grow my Bankroll. Should I make any changes to gambling when placing bets at the end of the bankroll?

It's not easy but you will eventually learn how to ease up the pressure just learn to accept losses and you will eventually get there.

[yahoo62278]

Go big or go home!!! When you gamble are you looking to make $1 or are you looking to make $1000? What's the point if you are just trying to make $1? If you're out with your friends and just entertaining yourself your goal is likely just to break even and have fun. If you're gambling for a living and making money to pay bills and support your everyday life, your goal should be to make moderate to high bets and try to get paid while not risking the whole bankroll on 1 bet. Kinda mix it up and hope for a lucky streak. This only applies to games such as dice, roulette, blackjack, or other table games. If you're playing slots, I always max bet but in the end I expect to lose.

[0t3p0t]

Go big or go home!!! When you gamble are you looking to make $1 or are you looking to make $1000? What's the point if you are just trying to make $1? If you're out with your friends and just entertaining yourself your goal is likely just to break even and have fun. If you're gambling for a living and making money to pay bills and support your everyday life, your goal should be to make moderate to high bets and try to get paid while not risking the whole bankroll on 1 bet. Kinda mix it up and hope for a lucky streak. This only applies to games such as dice, roulette, blackjack, or other table games. If you're playing slots, I always max bet but in the end I expect to lose.

Yeah absolutely right! That is why I hate slots games because I had never been that lucky on it even when I was an agent few years back as all my commisions has lost those it's not that big since my players aren't that big fish but yeah it's quite fun but not gonna play it again I prefer other games than that. 😅

[Sim_card]

One thing you should know is that gambling is more of losses than profits and this is why we should do it for fun, because when we see it as fun, it will make us use an amount of money that we can afford to lose to place our bets so that it doesn't affect our emotions. If you are losing, I guess that you should quit the game and play again another time. This is the best way to control your losses and don't gamble for profit because you will start chasing your losses. Gamble losses cannot be recovered, it will only lead to more losses.

[SmartGold01]

I've been losing consistently for quite several days in casino games, I can't find any reason for it but I've noticed for quite some time that when my bankroll is almost at the end I tend to bet a bit more aggressively when betting and my losses are increased.

I would like to know if any of you have ever had this kind of feeling?

If I could have been patient during that time I would have had another chance to grow my Bankroll. Should I make any changes to gambling when placing bets at the end of the bankroll?

Stop being so aggressive while gambling because when you don't control it then you can tend to regularly lose while gambling. You need to set a base for yourself by reducing the rate at which you gamble continually and also reduce the rate which you chase lose because none of this can stand you in a higher chances to win more rather you would end up wasting your resources to the gambling site.
What you would do at this very moments; set a specific fund like an allocation to your gambling activities, it could be 5 percent of your monthly income or 10 percent depending on your risk level, then when these funds are finished you don't have to go fund your account again to gamble otherwise you would endup keep losing regularly.

[TomPluz]

If I could have been patient during that time I would have had another chance to grow my Bankroll. Should I make any changes to gambling when placing bets at the end of the bankroll?

I think you understand yourself a lot better than anyone else so the best thing to do is to analyze things as they relate to you and make some adjustments accordingly with the aim of making things better and with your gambling habit hopefully you would be winning more and not lost less. There is no question that gambling can be a roller-coaster of emotions and in many cases our emotions, if not controlled as it should be or managed well, can get in the way. I am sure you already know your strength and weakness so it is just a matter of implementing a strategy to make your emotions not interfere when you are gambling. Like I know that am not good in controlling my emotions and that is one of the many reasons why I don't gamble, aside from the fact that I don't have any spare money for such a habit.

[AGM]

Should I make any changes to gambling when placing bets at the end of the bankroll?

It depends on your goal. If I'm to based it in your post, then you might as well go big one time and leave when you lose. I think playing slow won't really help you recover your losses.

I also think that because gambling can never win big without risk. But considering my situation, patience might be a better strategy. Because I have seen some gamblers I know who lose gambling but sometimes they win big. Though I don't know the total loss or win ‍statistics of that particular gamblers. But even if I conduct gambling at a slow pace, if there is not enough money, I will not get my luck. I like your advice. I will try to manage gambling as much as I can.

I've been losing consistently for quite several days in casino games, I can't find any reason for it but I've noticed for quite some time that when my bankroll is almost at the end I tend to bet a bit more aggressively when betting and my losses are increased.

I think it has something to do with the pressure. I used to experience this when I was just starting to gamble; it's my emotion that gets the best of me trying to recover my losses; we are disappointed and frustrated because of the losses, and we become aggressive in the process.

It is true that controlling emotions is very difficult at that moment. Because when we lose, we have an urge to recover. But sometimes there is a kind of resentment when losing in a row. I sometimes fail to control myself at that time due to which I lose all my bankroll.

Go big or go home!!! When you gamble are you looking to make $1 or are you looking to make $1000? What's the point if you are just trying to make $1? If you're out with your friends and just entertaining yourself your goal is likely just to break even and have fun. If you're gambling for a living and making money to pay bills and support your everyday life, your goal should be to make moderate to high bets and try to get paid while not risking the whole bankroll on 1 bet. Kinda mix it up and hope for a lucky streak. This only applies to games such as dice, roulette, blackjack, or other table games. If you're playing slots, I always max bet but in the end I expect to lose.

I have observed the importance of your words. I think so myself but sometimes I lose courage. By your significant words i deserve that if I would like to take the big, I have to take risks. Even if I lose I have to try my best. If I'm interested in $1000 and worry about betting $1, it's just a waste of time. Of course I have to bet according to the target.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Before even walking into the casino, I'm already expecting the lose all the money I'm going with, so if that eventually happens, I don't see any reason why I should get angry or feel somewhat way about it because I already saw it coming.

Gambling is a 50/50 thing, and while you're hoping to win, you should also expect to lose, and that's why it's very risky to gamble with money you can't afford to lose because if that happens and you lose money meant for something else, you'll not only get angry, but also frustration and devastation too.