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

[alltalk]

Yes, I’ve been facing this time many times. When I started playing I won a lot in the beginning but slowly came a situation when I lost all the capital. At that time if I couldn’t control my brain and control my brain, it was possible to win but that kind of mind-mindedness no longer became so I lost and at the end of the time all capital lost it almost every time.

There are many people experiencing the same thing. They won at the beginning, but they lost all the money at the end of the game. That's why we need to have the limitation for gambling. We don't force to gamble constantly when we think it is enough. There should be time to stop when you already get enough prizes. Sometimes you also need to withdraw it, so you can enjoy the prizes. If you always keep gambling without any limit, the prizes should be gone and even you lose all your funds.

[bitbit97]

People who say that they can fully control their emotions and they dont get angry when they lose, I think they are not 100% honest with us. Of course nobody likes to lose, but many try not to show their emotions, even to theirselves. Somewhere inside, they get angry about losing. Difference is in a way they express it. Even being sad or disappointed can be considered as a light version of aggression. I do get angry when I lose, it is ok to be disappointed with wrong result. But as a calm person, level of my anger is very light; I prefer to curse/say bad words.

[JusticeDeGreat]

~ 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.

Getting angry is the worst reaction ever, because betting angrily will increase your losses.  The best is to be cool, control your emotions,  and bet when you're calm.