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"I believe that the most important thing when playing gambling is rationality. Although I know that most people have heard this saying many times, including myself, everyone has certainly had moments of irrationality. However, difficulties aside, in most cases, we still need to maintain rationality and not let our emotions get out of control due to consecutive losses, nor should we become greedy because of winnings. It's important to make wise decisions in a calm state.
The best approach is to set a budget. Before starting gambling, set a gambling budget and strictly adhere to it, not exceeding what you can afford. Avoid using more money than your budget allows for gambling to prevent financial troubles. Then, make an effort to learn the rules, fully understand the game rules and odds, and grasp the basic principles and probability statistics of gambling to better manage your bets and predict outcomes.
I know that some people gamble to make money. But having played gambling for so long, I rarely find myself profiting from it. Of course, I haven't carefully tracked whether I've made or lost money through gambling. The main reason is that I see gambling as a form of entertainment, not relying on it for income. I don't depend on gambling to solve financial problems; instead, I manage my personal finances through other reasonable means.
Lastly, the most important thing is to control your emotions. Gambling is ultimately about winning or losing, but because it involves risk, it's a risky activity, and both winning and losing are normal outcomes. If you lose, accept and bear the loss without letting your emotions get out of control. If you win, also know when to stop and avoid greed.
Of course, what I've mentioned here is the ideal state. I'm just writing this to remind myself not to act impulsively. Rationality is the most challenging and valuable quality in gambling." |
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