Whether you play online or you play on land, there are many ways you can gamble all of your money away. It's really not a hard thing to do. You can walk in with a few hundred dollars and literally leave with not a cent in your pocket. There are people out there who take a second mortgage out on their home so that they can feed their gambling habit. But what happens when you lose all of your money at the casino? Here's what to do if you experience this gut-wrenching loss.
Don't Panic!
Lost All My Money At The Casino
Okay, so you just lost a cool 100k, don't panic. You can always get it back if you take out a second mortgage on your home and play some more, right? No, that's probably not the best way to do it. You might just want to hang your head and walk out of the casino and try not to think about it. Then again, what are you going to tell your significant other? You certainly can't tell them you were robbed. You can't explain having 100k in your pocket. But hey, there's a light at the end of the tunnel. If you're single, you're in the clear!
Walk Away
Terrance Watanabe said he bet more than $825 million and lost nearly $127 million of it in Caesars Palace and the Rio casinos in 2007, believed to be the biggest losing streak in Vegas history. Under 0.5 goals predictions tomorrow. The first time I went to Vegas, I didn't pay any attention to how much money I was spending gambling. I just knew how much I needed for the rest of the trip, so that part went OK. I didn't have a clue what I was doing (play all lines, etc.) I lost every cent I put into a machine and couldn't wait to go back.
Whether you play online or you play on land, there are many ways you can gamble all of your money away. It's really not a hard thing to do. You can walk in with a few hundred dollars and literally leave with not a cent in your pocket. There are people out there who take a second mortgage out on their home so that they can feed their gambling habit. But what happens when you lose all of your money at the casino? Here's what to do if you experience this gut-wrenching loss.
Don't Panic!
Lost All My Money At The Casino
Okay, so you just lost a cool 100k, don't panic. You can always get it back if you take out a second mortgage on your home and play some more, right? No, that's probably not the best way to do it. You might just want to hang your head and walk out of the casino and try not to think about it. Then again, what are you going to tell your significant other? You certainly can't tell them you were robbed. You can't explain having 100k in your pocket. But hey, there's a light at the end of the tunnel. If you're single, you're in the clear!
Walk Away
Terrance Watanabe said he bet more than $825 million and lost nearly $127 million of it in Caesars Palace and the Rio casinos in 2007, believed to be the biggest losing streak in Vegas history. Under 0.5 goals predictions tomorrow. The first time I went to Vegas, I didn't pay any attention to how much money I was spending gambling. I just knew how much I needed for the rest of the trip, so that part went OK. I didn't have a clue what I was doing (play all lines, etc.) I lost every cent I put into a machine and couldn't wait to go back.
Once all of your money is gone, it's best just to walk away. Don't look back and don't stop to the ATM to take out even more money. It's best that you just walk right out of the casino or leave the comfort of your computer chair and just forget about what just happened. Unfortunately, every time you look at your bank statements, you'll be reminded of that epic loss. There's really no way of getting around it. Hey, maybe you can win some of it back? Nope, do not return to the casino under any circumstances!
Never Lie
When you lose all of your money, it's best to not lie to your significant other as to where all of your savings went. It certainly didn't go to a new car since there isn't one sitting in the driveway. You didn't put it in a college fund because, well, you don't have any kids. So where did it go? Calmly explain to them that you 'accidentally' gambled it all away so that you could secure a good financial future and hope that you don't need to sign divorce papers the next day. It's best to be honest and hope that they understand that you were trying to do it for a good cause.
Just Stop Gambling
Lost All Money At Casinos
It's easy to get wrapped up in the evils of gambling. It can be highly addicting, and you may not know when to stop. Don't keep going back. If you have lost all of your money once, there's a good chance that you are going to lose it all again. Not putting yourself through that shame and embarrassment again is probably a good option for you. Not to mention, if you have a significant other or a family to support, it's probably not a good ideal to keep gambling their food bill money away. It might not go over well with the Mr. or the Mrs. If you think that you have a gambling problem, there are plenty of hotlines that you can call to get help. Use them wisely and try not to think about the casino that took all of your hard-earned cash. It's just going to make you even angrier and want revenge. Then again, how can you get revenge on a casino?
