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[QUOTE="WiredKs, post: 5240132, member: 380787"] It sounds a bit like you found a way to justify playing at higher limits. The truth is probably closer to; there's a thrill obtained by putting it all on the line and when you get felted you found someone else to blame for it. Playing outside what your bankroll can reasonably withstand because that's what you enjoy is fine; if you're aware of it and honest about it. It's $50 bucks. It's less than a ticket to see a ballgame, and folks attend those solely because that's what they enjoy, so unless it's the rent money, no big deal. I spend more on gas each week, and my gas tank has never doubled up or even really ever “run good”. But, if there's any truth to my thrill theory, be careful. It's a red flag for addiction behavior. (Of course so is scapegoating someone else, just sayin') Stick to your budget. Call it disposable cash for entertainment, but cut it off. Control it. Don't chase losses. Don't re-deposit. Ect. [/QUOTE]
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