Who is a responsible gambler?

[pieppiep]

You do not need to gain experience before making good gambling decisions. Most gamblers who lacked a clear understanding of gambling made mistakes that resulted in regret and financial ruin.

This is why it is not wise to live in regret or financial ruin before learning how to gamble properly. There are gamblers who have been gambling for a long time without developing an extreme case of addiction and that is because they didn't wait to learn from experience.

Let's not be like that. Maybe I would consider it a natural thing when someone gets to know gambling for the first time, but it would be a different story if they had to fall into the same hole because of the same mistake.

actually we are also here to remind each other and others can learn from the mistakes that have been made and share their experiences here.

It is perfectly all right if one has performed something, there is at least consciousness to look back whether it was beneficial in any way or not. Of course, everybody lives differently and not each choice leads to something good. It’s not correct to hide failures but they are lessons in case the same mistakes are repeated. People can share the following with each other so that those experiences that have happened are not a loss. There are many things that are more valuable than continuing to be in something that is not beneficial. If any person has experienced any decision made averse on him at least it can be a message stating it does not always turn the way we wanted.

[SmartGold01]

A wise gambler should be able to know when to pull off their winning from the gambling site after they manages to secure winning,

Anything that helps a player apply the best tools to improve their way of playing is welcome, but a player will always base their decisions on the experiences they have had, this is always true, however we are people who learn quickly and if it comes to money I think we are much more intelligent there, that is why you should always play intelligently, that is why I learned that if I make a profit I should withdraw, no matter how small it is, a profit is a profit, I always recommend withdrawing.

You do not need to gain experience before making good gambling decisions. Most gamblers who lacked a clear understanding of gambling made mistakes that resulted in regret and financial ruin.

This is why it is not wise to live in regret or financial ruin before learning how to gamble properly. There are gamblers who have been gambling for a long time without developing an extreme case of addiction and that is because they didn't wait to learn from experience.

I agreed with you on this because most times it's actually hard for gambler to control themselves over their performance in gambling and this doesn't need an experience personel to control their behavior towards gambling. If you can control your financial quest then one can have that thinking of being able to pull of their funds whenever they wins and should know when to stop and proceed when due and like I know lot of people do not obey that and they always want to keep doubling their winning and withdraw ones without knowing they could get highly tempted to touch their winning for gambling by so doing they wouldn't know when the whole amount goes back to gamble site again.

[ajiz138]

Let's not be like that. Maybe I would consider it a natural thing when someone gets to know gambling for the first time, but it would be a different story if they had to fall into the same hole because of the same mistake.

actually we are also here to remind each other and others can learn from the mistakes that have been made and share their experiences here.

It is perfectly all right if one has performed something, there is at least consciousness to look back whether it was beneficial in any way or not. Of course, everybody lives differently and not each choice leads to something good. It’s not correct to hide failures but they are lessons in case the same mistakes are repeated. People can share the following with each other so that those experiences that have happened are not a loss. There are many things that are more valuable than continuing to be in something that is not beneficial. If any person has experienced any decision made averse on him at least it can be a message stating it does not always turn the way we wanted.

One thing I also noticed, where someone who has experienced all of that does not hide their failure and even they care about sharing experiences.

Yes indirectly, by sharing experiences it can be said that someone does not want to see other people also experience the same thing, this is a form of concern even though we do not know each other personally here.

[DragonF]

One thing I also noticed, where someone who has experienced all of that does not hide their failure and even they care about sharing experiences.

Yes indirectly, by sharing experiences it can be said that someone does not want to see other people also experience the same thing, this is a form of concern even though we do not know each other personally here.

Even when stories are shared to deter gamblers from becoming addicted, some gamblers will become addicted because they doubt the authenticity of the story or believe they cannot repeat the mistake.

Gamblers who think this way are more likely to become addicted because, instead of gambling with caution, they gamble recklessly, believing they are gambling under control, but after several losses, they begin to reconsider and begin to believe other people's stories. 

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Someone who doesn't invest all his resources into gambling and knows when it's ideal to gamble and when it's not. A responsible gambler is not an addict.

[Rubel007]

One thing I also noticed, where someone who has experienced all of that does not hide their failure and even they care about sharing experiences.

Yes indirectly, by sharing experiences it can be said that someone does not want to see other people also experience the same thing, this is a form of concern even though we do not know each other personally here.

Even when stories are shared to deter gamblers from becoming addicted, some gamblers will become addicted because they doubt the authenticity of the story or believe they cannot repeat the mistake.

Gamblers who think this way are more likely to become addicted because, instead of gambling with caution, they gamble recklessly, believing they are gambling under control, but after several losses, they begin to reconsider and begin to believe other people's stories.

There are some gamblers whose gambling levels reach the highest level of addiction but they do not consider themselves addicted. However, from the outside they can be definitely identified as addicted gamblers. The condition of those gamblers is even worse than that of ordinary gamblers. Even if they lose, they do not understand what they should do. Those gamblers are definitely irresponsible gamblers. No one will ever be able to give knowledge to those gamblers but when they lose everything, they will understand their mistake but at that time there will be nothing else to do.

[CoinHolder]

Are you a responsible gamble?

I think those who play gambling have no responsibility constantly. They always like to drive in desperate ways. And constantly spend most of them in gambling through gambling. And they are called as experienced tides because they have reached a stage of playing gambling that they can guess what’s going to happen in front of them. And most of the time they’re winning. They lose in very short time. A responsible gambling player I think is responsible for those who are constantly playing gambling outside and taking the right steps are responsible juveniles. They’re doing everything with responsibility and they’re winning with it.

[pieppiep]

One thing I also noticed, where someone who has experienced all of that does not hide their failure and even they care about sharing experiences.

Yes indirectly, by sharing experiences it can be said that someone does not want to see other people also experience the same thing, this is a form of concern even though we do not know each other personally here.

Even when stories are shared to deter gamblers from becoming addicted, some gamblers will become addicted because they doubt the authenticity of the story or believe they cannot repeat the mistake.

Gamblers who think this way are more likely to become addicted because, instead of gambling with caution, they gamble recklessly, believing they are gambling under control, but after several losses, they begin to reconsider and begin to believe other people's stories.

There are some gamblers whose gambling levels reach the highest level of addiction but they do not consider themselves addicted. However, from the outside they can be definitely identified as addicted gamblers. The condition of those gamblers is even worse than that of ordinary gamblers. Even if they lose, they do not understand what they should do. Those gamblers are definitely irresponsible gamblers. No one will ever be able to give knowledge to those gamblers but when they lose everything, they will understand their mistake but at that time there will be nothing else to do.

It is quite ironical that when one is too powerful to have control over something they realise it when they have lost it. Not everyone is able to notice changes in them, for example when a person is stuck in a behaviours that are more or less considered ordinary. On the surface, it is quite noticeable which persons are abusive but for those who do not notice, any warning from other people will be dismissed. Consequently, life always changes for the worse and regret cannot always change the things that are done. This is why it is always preferable to control oneself than to be faced with effects that are hard to remedy in the later days. It is certainly not a bad idea to listen to voices before losing something that is of real worth.

[bisdak40]

Someone who doesn't invest all his resources into gambling and knows when it's ideal to gamble and when it's not. A responsible gambler is not an addict.

You've got a point there mate but i think also that a responsible gambler has a ton of discipline in him like he has a goal to profit or loss in a day and if ever he hit that goal, he will call it a day and never chase the losses he incurred in that day. How i wish i could be that kind of a gambler hehe.

[ajiz138]

One thing I also noticed, where someone who has experienced all of that does not hide their failure and even they care about sharing experiences.

Yes indirectly, by sharing experiences it can be said that someone does not want to see other people also experience the same thing, this is a form of concern even though we do not know each other personally here.

Even when stories are shared to deter gamblers from becoming addicted, some gamblers will become addicted because they doubt the authenticity of the story or believe they cannot repeat the mistake.

Gamblers who think this way are more likely to become addicted because, instead of gambling with caution, they gamble recklessly, believing they are gambling under control, but after several losses, they begin to reconsider and begin to believe other people's stories.

It is their right to believe it or not, because if they do not believe it or doubt the truth of the story shared then they may feel something like they heard before that they did not believe.

We only help them, while it is up to them which path they will take. We may only care and try to share experiences, and we will never be able to control their lives.

[Gurujebs]

You've got a point there mate but i think also that a responsible gambler has a ton of discipline in him like he has a goal to profit or loss in a day and if ever he hit that goal, he will call it a day and never chase the losses he incurred in that day. How i wish i could be that kind of a gambler hehe.

A responsible gambler is a person that knows when to stop and knows when to quit for the day. You will see some people gambling and when they lose for that day, they don't stress over it, they just close for that day even if the objective was to make money, they don't over do gambling like it's a do or die affair, it's strictly based on their on rules no matter the outcome.

Gambling isn't that really hard thing to do and still play along with your normal day but the money making aim don't allow some people to remember what they plan in the beginning. If I plan to used $10 to bet that day and I don't win anything, I will not cross the line no matter what.

[Igebotz]

A responsible gambler is a person that knows when to stop and knows when to quit for the day. You will see some people gambling and when they lose for that day, they don't stress over it, they just close for that day even if the objective was to make money, they don't over do gambling like it's a do or die affair, it's strictly based on their on rules no matter the outcome.

I do not believe this defines a responsible gambler. What if, by the time he stops or quits for the day, he has already exhausted himself, possibly more than is necessary? I have taken the time to observe gamblers and their behavior.

Some gamblers do not panic no matter how much money they have lost, and these are the people we mistake for responsible gamblers because they do not display aggression outwardly, but deep down they regret gambling more than they can afford to lose.

In my opinion, a gambler can only be responsible if he spends only 5% of his income on gambling.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

You can choose to be a responsible gambler by any terms and conditions you think you have fulfilled for meriting a responsible one, this is left to us in knowing how we gamble and the way it affects our relationship with people around us and the entire lifestyle we are living, once you're a gambler and there's nothing messing up around you for gambling, then you are a responsible type to an extent.

[Rubel007]

Responsible gamblers are those who can control themselves in times of need. Those who have set financial limits and do not bet more than that. There are many who try to recover their losses quickly, but a responsible gambler does not cross his limit even if he loses. He can control himself from being greedy. Although responsible gambling is difficult, those who have the ability to gamble responsibly can gamble for a long time and their losses are less than others.

[PX-Z]

... Although responsible gambling is difficult, those who have the ability to gamble responsibly can gamble for a long time and their losses are less than others.

Responsible gambling can be and probably challenging for some people, well, actually, most of gamblers, but it really largely depends on the individual's self-control, awareness, and mindset.

Many people can gamble responsibly by setting limits, viewing it as entertainment rather than a way to make money, and especially knowing when to stop to avoid getting more damage than profit.