Gambling addiction in general: I really messed up. Am I a gambling addict? (Page 3)

frapi07 wrote on 16.04.2024 at 20:49

you get dissatisfied with "smaller" wins over time.

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Langhans wrote on 16.04.2024 at 21:07:
Always this exuberant attitude of entitlement I also think small wins are great, because they can add up to a commendable amount. It may just take a little longer to achieve the satisfaction you were hoping for. 20+20+20+20+20 is also 100. You can also play through with higher amounts: if you win 1,000 5 times, you will end up with 5,000 more than before. It's just difficult with 5,000 in one go Squirrel tactics are always good

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frapi07 wrote on 16.04.2024 at 21:44

, but I'm of the opinion that you increase your chances of losing if you play more often.

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Langhans wrote on 16.04.2024 at 22:23:

That's also the case - the more often you play, the more likely you are to end up in the red overall. It's somehow very logical from a mathematical point of view: the more often I do something where I only have a 90% chance of winning, let's say, the more the opponent's "house advantage" prevails in the end, the more often the "duel" takes place. Conclusion: not only squirrel tactics are good, but also taking a break

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Langhans wrote on 16.04.2024 at 22:23:

That's also the case - the more often you play, the more likely you are to end up in the red overall. It's somehow very logical from a mathematical point of view: the more often I do something where I only have a 90% chance of winning, let's say, the more the opponent's "house advantage" prevails in the end, the more often the "duel" takes place. Conclusion: not only squirrel tactics are good, but also taking a break

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sundance wrote on 18.04.2024 at 14:07:

Hello Rainer May I ask how much time you spend gaming on average? Best regards

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Langhans wrote on 18.04.2024 at 14:21:

Hello I can't answer that in such a general way, at least not at the moment, because the "operating times" are strongly dependent on how I feel about the whole gamer thing at the moment or how it suits me and/or whether the machines are good If you had asked me at the beginning of the year, my answer would have been "3-4 hours a day", which was within this range for a long time. Since mid-February, I've changed this out of conviction: lots of non-gaming days at the moment...so it's hard to say...I don't estimate 10 hours a week. Sports betting, on the other hand, every day, but that doesn't take up too much time - sometimes more, sometimes less. In short: well dosed and manageable at the moment

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