You know, when you lose a bet in my favorite vampire game—I forgot the correct name—there's this hollow, metal sound, like an elevator arriving. So, if you spin the slots and win, it plays a melody like Aladin, but here it's a dull sound.And before I press, as it usually happens, the size of the last bet, I mentally imagine the dull sound of loss. And I wait a little, like, no, not now, but I keep pressing and get this unusual sound of the end of the game.
It all depends on the situation. If it's my last money, for example, to pay for a taxi home, then of course I won't take any risks and I'll probably be more inclined to call a taxi to go home and get another wad of cash 🙂najisami said:
I don't have difficult sessions because I play in a disciplined manner 🙂najisami said:
In my case, this question would not arise. If there is a bet, it means that it is intended for the game. If there isn't, then there's nothing to think about 🙂
I wish everyone was a responsible player like you. But sometimes we can imagine a scenario even if it doesn't happen for real.Lena M said:
The question is "If that happened, what would you do?". By replying, I assume you would give some answer.
Everything can change with a bet. For better or for worse. If you bet and don't win, you think, “I shouldn't have bet.” If you leave without betting, you think, “What if I had bet and won?” And if you stay, bet, and win, you'll become someone who will come back to bet more and more... If I had a reserve of money, I would bet. I like games of chance, raffles, and trying my luck at games, but I don't gamble anymore.
All true. It's really strange how people react to outcomes though.DPoker33 said:
If someone makes that bet and lose, many will quickly consider him a degenerate gambler. Whilst if he wins, those same people might look at him like some genius!