Do you ever get baited into playing a slot longer?

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If I play casino games then i only play them on a very strict budget. And no as soon as my money i planned to spend runs out im definitely going to quit and not play anything else.
 
I used to. Seeing the 7s on the line above would convince me it was about to pay off. It never did..
 
I'm just leaving. For me, following my own rules and bankroll management are more important than any bonus games. Discipline should always come first, and you can't forget that.
 
That does happen sometimes; you want to keep playing more when you want to win the biggest prize. This happens both online and in live casinos.
 
I get out what I put in. I hope something spectacular happens, otherwise the uncertainty is driving me crazy. But I don't specifically want to spend it where God knows what.No matter what you try, no matter what strategies you use, the casino game is still the same: constant losses. When you're lucky enough to win money, it's like a real holiday.
 
In fact, this is one of the things that casinos build on. If it has already been sniffed in, then as a person you try to believe that there is nothing wrong, and then at the next shoot your life will change...
It's dangerous, you shouldn't play like that, because then you'll lost everything.
 
I usually get a feeling whether its gonna hit or not. Sometimes I am wrong, these are not good sessions. LOL.
 
I have done it a few times, but my sister has said a thousand times this machine is about to hit
and refuse to leave it till shes broke. For me, they stay close, then take all my money
 
I've played a few times for free, and since I didn't win anything, I realized it's not worth persisting with this type of game.
 
hahahah <3 I am made for the lights and buzzers games 😛 I do not even care about winning I just want to see my piggies dance 😛
 
Almost everyone who has ever played a slot machine has fallen into this trap lol.
 
I think the near-miss effect can definitely tempt people to keep spinning. That “almost got it” feeling is harder to ignore than an obvious loss.
 
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