What did bad sessions actually teach you?

[noodelss]

What's the most useful thing a bad session ever taught you?

Mine taught me that chasing never works and I needed to lose a specific amount to actually believe it.

 

[ethan_spin]

that chasing is never a one more thing, it's a whole session thing, you don't chase one bet you chase the whole night and by the time you stop you've spent three times what you were ever going to walk away with.

 

[JackSlots]

Set a limit. Actually set one. Before you open the site, not after the first loss.

 

[olivia34]

Learned that I play completely differently when I'm tired and not in a good way, the decisions I make after 11pm are not the same ones I'd make at 7pm and a bad session at midnight finally made that obvious enough to actually change something

 

[bonusChaser]

never play on the same day you had a bad session, I know that sounds obvious but I used to do it constantly and it never once ended better than the first one.