How long should a casino punter be patient before quitting gambling?

[SlotsMaster]

Gambling comes with certain level of risk and there are so many people who have recorded losses consecutively, because it is a game that is full of losses and sometimes gains. In a case where a punter has not recorded gains and it has been making losses consecutively, how long do you think such Casino should the patient or should continue playing before finally quitting?

 

[Sike_lottery]

if a punter is not making profit other than losses, it is better to quit for that particular period and go back to the drawing board to go learn how to play the game better from the professionals who are making money from the games.

 

[Hardexy1]

It depends on the kind of casino punters the person is, if it's an addicted gambler it will be very difficult for him to betting because when you're already addicted to something for you to put an end will be a little bit difficult

 

[swift]

Although I think he should just keep gambling , there would be a particular time when the profit would start coming , every thing could be made in border and available altogether , he should be more patient and careful with how he spends

 

[Julio88]

There is not a fixed time a gambler should let elapse before quitting the venture. If they are losing frequently, the msot logical option would be to take a break way from the venture and find new ways of winning.

 

[swift]

Well it's true that there is really not a fixed time , if the punter is actually not indeed ready to keep gambling ,he or she could actually hold on for the main time ,there are some gamblers that could earn , more patience is only needed

 

[Julio88]

Well it's true that there is really not a fixed time , if the punter is actually not indeed ready to keep gambling ,he or she could actually hold on for the main time ,there are some gamblers that could earn , more patience is only needed

This ia true, but at a point it behoves on the gambler to actually take stock of the situation they are in, and react accordingly by finding solutions which could involve taking a sabbatical from the venture.

 

[Ejyndayo53]

if a punter is not making profit other than losses, it is better to quit for that particular period and go back to the drawing board to go learn how to play the game better from the professionals who are making money from the games.

That is the only solution. The moment consecutive losses are experienced, the punter should just quit and assess what might have been the causes. One thing I observed is that most of the games software are subjected to constant upgrading without prior notice to the punters. This is why at times a strategy that had been working perfectly before would just ceased to work.

 

[Incog]

There is no definitive answer to this question, as it depends on the individual's circumstances and goals. However, it's generally recommended that punters set a specific timeframe or goal for themselves before quitting gambling.