How many times have you gamble longer than you had planned?

How many times have you gamble longer than you had planned?

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Ja sa bong

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From my experience of playing poker, this have happened to me a couple of times but it's with a good reason. Whenever the game was feeling so good and I'm on a good run without my skills diminishing, I tend to stay longer than I had planned to initially.

Have you gamble longer than you had planned?

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I don't go further. I have the plan to always stick to the plan and not make mistakes. Once I notice that my time frame is up, I end up not playing longer. It is called being disciplined at the game.
 
All the time. Everytime I play a tournament. I play to win. Sometimes, I join a tourney late, and it lasts several hours because I end up running deep.

I don't join not to win as well. That is the winner's mindset. You play to win and keep pushing in a way that you can achieve that goal.
 
A couple of times, I have found it very challenging to adhere to schedules in gaming, especially when victory is the order of the day. Alternatively, some players would create limits to be able to stick to their plans in a controlling manner.
 
One thing that i have failed woefully in gambling is staying disciplined. I continue to mess up my bank roll management. I hardly stop gambling until all the money in my pocket vanished.
 
I lose count of the number of times I have gambled way more than I planned but now, I prioritize setting limits and managing my bank role effectively because that is how I stay disciplined and avoid overspending.
 

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