The Ultimate Rule in Gambling: Self-Control, Self-Control, Self-Control!

Jiger955

If we talk about badminton, undoubtedly the toughest round to play is the finals. There are only 5 games to choose from. Over the past two weeks, I've been consistently profitable in my bets. On the last day, I intended to watch and not bet, but you know how it goes; without some bets, watching the games feels tasteless. So, with the mindset of participating, I placed some bets. I didn't have much confidence in these bets to begin with, but my habit of increasing bets after a loss got the better of me. It ended up being a streak of four losses, which put an end to my days of profit. I lost over 35,000 in a single day, and the regret hit hard. After depleting my account balance, there were no more badminton matches to bet on.

Then, there was this one thought in my mind: 'I can't accept this. I'll deposit more money and try my luck at baccarat!' It reminded me of a similar experience I had last time - losing 100,000 after sports betting and then turning to baccarat. I decided to cut my losses this time, realizing that no matter how much I invest in sports betting, there's a limit to the number of matches and the amount I can wager. But in baccarat, if you encounter a losing streak, even the biggest bankroll can disappear in a single day.

I hope to further hone my self-control. Without confidence, I won't deploy more funds. Only by conquering these weaknesses can I chart a stable and promising course.

Bail003

Losing a few thousand in a day is something I can bear. However, if you ask me to lose tens of thousands in a single day, it would completely paralyze me for at least ten days.

Kamal531

Indeed, self-control is crucial and very important.

Yamini003

Keep pushing forward, I believe you'll win it back.

Samiksha

Losing so much in a day, I would definitely feel devastated. It's all about money...

Ritu77

Being willing to accept losses is indeed the key. I find it hard to accept and tend to go all-in when things turn bad.

Niti998

Self-control is like a double-edged sword. Lack of self-control can lead to winning big, but it can also result in losing big. It's a double-edged sword in terms of gains and losses!