I too bid farewell to the world of gambling

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Skitch22

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1st Feb. 2018, at 01:21 pm CET#11

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Avantgarde83 wrote on 01/02/2018 at 07:56: Moin moin,

i have also thought about it longer, but for me it is clear: I better stop gambling.

Reasons:

These are surely clear to everyone - BigWins are rare and you chase them until the next one comes.

Example: After my incredible 8000X Win in December, I have again easily gambled away 2K, then once again won 1k and also gambled away...

at the weekend I won 2k again, but I lost most of it - either "I can't take the loss", or "the next big win will come in the next spin, I'll just pay in again"

I am actually what material etc., always very thrifty and careful - when gambling, however, I get to know another side of me, which I do not really know and want to accept so. This 20-40 cents play is over, will also no longer come there (eie it already knows everyone who has gone this way with the stakes). I do not know if there are actually some here who have everything ALWAYS under control but I doubt it. The only one I could name here would be Ronny, who always plays on his small stakes and stays relaxed, pays out quickly etc.. Respect again at this point, because I do not make it in the Zocksituation. I'm sure some will be able to understand that.

In the long run, however, this "chasing the losses" and the constant thought of gambling can not be healthy (physically as well as mentally). I therefore get out in plus and leave this life experience in the positive behind me and wish everyone here also continue to be successful.

I have in any case recognized for me: At the end one is always in the minus. I do not let it come so far with me and say: Bye ðŸ˜Œ

Maybe I'll come back sometime, the community here is great and I'll miss it. My account I leave for now so, you never know...as I said, the community is also top.

@Daniel and Matthias, keep up the good work!

Greetings from Bremen,
Andreas

Everyone gets in the long run unfortunately loss of control, why? because the games were programmed so that you get unconsciously a loss of control, in the game production are brain researchers also involved there it is about how you can bring the brain out of control. Therefore, the best thing you can do to stop completely wish you good luck.

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TonioKroeger

Forum posts: 260 Member since: 02.09.2017

I too bid farewell to the world of gambling

1st Feb. 2018, at 03:22 pm CET#12

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I also wish you that you can do it and believe it. Some psychologists say that you should set yourself easier goals, i.e. stop gradually, but everyone will find their own way. If you have family or relationship or other positive things, it is certainly easier... Unfortunately, I was seduced by a very complicated, depressive relationship to play and found this fantasy world somehow beautiful, which now often proves to be very expensive (also mentally), but still has its charms... That you can get out in the plus is of course very good, because many usually unsuccessfully try to chase the losses. All the best!

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redriver67

Forum posts: 1.103 Member since: 15.02.2017

I too bid farewell to the world of gambling

1st Feb. 2018, at 03:36 pm CET#13

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To stop gambling for a longer time or completely is certainly not a wrong decision. Am also the whole time to ponder how long I still look at that. When I see the good wins come with me only on minimum stakes and at higher stakes only flops then I slowly really doubt the whole thing. Look at me now the whole thing until May and then I play the lottery again. Since I still have the feeling that it is most likely gambling. Since I cross my numbers and no computer in the background (draws purely randomly) any numbers that then decide on win or loss. Wish Aka and Avangarde really all Erdenklich good for their future.

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I too bid farewell to the world of gambling

1st Feb. 2018, at 06:14 pm CET#14

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Thank you all, maybe it's about me first to gain a long distance and then try again in a few months completely sober and without stress...that will all show, anyway, it feels so good now as it is - in plus out and let it be good.

PS: wanted to block my account at VegasHero (in my opinion a real snot casino), the manager writes me, and I quote: "Think again, we appreciate you as a customer very much:" What a brainless bullshit ðŸ˜ so it goes, nicely continue to Deposit and lose, without me!

See you / write to you

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Zocker441

Forum posts: 39 Member since: 19.12.2017

I too bid farewell to the world of gambling

1st Feb. 2018, at 08:05 pm CET#15

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Top decision @Avantgarde83:)

You won't be able to top your Big Win at Jack and the Beanstalk anyway so stopping is the best

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1st Feb. 2018, at 10:18 pm CET#16

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Can understand you!

I have unfortunately this month again far too much online!

The problem is, I had with 100 euros bet once again super lucky and won 900 euros, which I had of course played down again.

Because I was annoyed I paid again more than I can actually afford... Will have to make in March ne break, because otherwise I quickly tear myself a financial hole...

Can this month again not all things pay, which means that I have to pay some in the next month .

My problem: I usually do not play sober and then have absolutely no control more...

Constantly this high at the win and low at the quick loss is pure stress in the head.

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Andrew789

Forum posts: 410 Member since: 22.01.2017

I too bid farewell to the world of gambling

1st Feb. 2018, at 10:46 pm CET#17

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Starwalker wrote on 02/01/2018 at 10:18 pm: Can hear you!

I unfortunately spent way too much online again this month too!

The problem is, I had with 100 euros bet once again super lucky and won 900 euros, which I had of course played down again.

Because I was annoyed I paid again more than I can actually afford... Will have to make in March ne break, because otherwise I quickly tear myself a financial hole...

Can this month again not all things pay, which means that I have to pay some in the next month .

My problem: I usually do not play sober and then have absolutely no control more...

Constantly this high at the win and low at the quick loss is pure stress in my head

I know similar things... play only on Rizk. If I have a big win, I let them pay me a part of it, block this payout and then only continue to play with the rest.

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I too bid farewell to the world of gambling

1st Feb. 2018, at 11:41 pm CET#18

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Starwalker wrote on 02/01/2018 at 10:18 pm: Can hear you!

I unfortunately spent way too much online again this month too!

The problem is, I had with 100 euros bet once again super lucky and won 900 euros, which I had of course played down again.

Because I was annoyed I paid again more than I can actually afford... Will have to make in March ne break, because otherwise I quickly tear myself a financial hole...

Can this month again not all things pay, which means that I have to pay some in the next month .

My problem: I usually do not play sober and then have absolutely no control more...

Constantly this high at the win and low at the quick loss is pure stress in the head

You should be very very careful, if you are already drinking to distract yourself from the stress that prepares you gambling and you then play drunk... that's a pretty bad vicious circle

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RiverSong

Forum posts: 4.210 Member since: 31.10.2017

I too bid farewell to the world of gambling

2nd Feb. 2018, at 02:24 am CET#19

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Avantgarde83 wrote on 01/02/2018 at 07:56: Moin moin,

i have also thought about it longer, but for me it is clear: I better stop gambling.

Reasons:

These are surely clear to everyone - BigWins are rare and you chase them until the next one comes.

Example: After my incredible 8000X Win in December, I have again easily gambled away 2K, then once again won 1k and also gambled away...

at the weekend I won 2k again, but I lost most of it - either "I can't take the loss", or "the next big win will come in the next spin, I'll just pay in again"

I am actually what material etc., always very thrifty and careful - when gambling, however, I get to know another side of me, which I do not really know and want to accept so. This 20-40 cents play is over, will also no longer come there (eie it already knows everyone who has gone this way with the stakes). I do not know if there are actually some here who have everything ALWAYS under control but I doubt it. The only one I could name here would be Ronny, who always plays on his small stakes and stays relaxed, pays out quickly etc.. Respect again at this point, because I do not make it in the Zocksituation. Surely some will be able to understand that.

In the long run, however, this "chasing the losses" and the constant thought of gambling can not be healthy (physically as well as mentally). I therefore get out in plus and leave this life experience in the positive behind me and wish everyone here also continue to be successful.

I have in any case recognized for me: At the end one is always in the minus. I do not let it come so far with me and say: Bye ðŸ˜Œ

Maybe I'll come back sometime, the community here is great and I'll miss it. My account I leave for now so, you never know...as I said, the community is also top.

@Daniel and Matthias, keep up the good work!

Greetings from Bremen,
Andreas

also you come again, I say now so but give you right that no one creates it always to have everything under control. if you play after such a win not constantly on higher stakes but also times regularly back down to 40ct then you are already a piece further,. wish you all the best and remain steadfast

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