I have been wagering on the internet or at land based gambling halls for a good many years. I have found out, the fixation can take a hold of you and you won’t even realize it up until you are bankrupt. Markedly if you are on a run. I have gone through many hundreds of dollars in only a little period of time and even today, I still go too far. It appears you are only having a blast up until you decide to pay attention to your loss and the blame sets in, and then you keep advising yourself "I might be able to gain the funds back" repeatedly. It never ever works. Then you get icky in your gut and the more you try the more rapidly you throw away.
When you find that you are in the black, STAY on the UP! When you start to squander, do not tell yourself, "well just maybe one more" a number of times, believe in me, this technique RARELY ever works. Say you are betting on slots, keep a figure separate prior to starting your action. DO NOT go over that threshold, regardless of how appealing. If you happen to win, put the winnings in a different pot. Don’t risk your winnings regardless of what happens. Once you have wagered through your original predetermined range, stop. Back off, regardless if it is on the net or in a brick and mortar casino, don’t stick at the tables or machines. Always remember, there certainly is another day, another time. Obviously, this plan usually will work for any casino game that you play, be it bingo, poker, video poker, keno, chemin de fer or any other game.
Remember, gambling should be enjoyable not burdensome, appalling work! If you aren’t having fun yourself, you don’t belong there. If you can’t manage the squanderings, don’t even begin.