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How emotions control the size of bets
The bet is not only a figure on the screen. This is an instant state: joy, anger, fear, excitement, boredom. When the emotion is stronger than the plan, the risk profile changes: we raise the bet "to squeeze" or reduce it "so as not to lose yet." Below is a map of emotions that twist the bet size knob and tools that return control.
1) Five main emotional beta modes
Euphoria (after skid). It seems that the "form has gone" → the rate is growing without a predetermined condition. Enhances the effect of "casino money": the funds won are felt "not mine."
Tilt (irritation after minus). The desire to "get back theirs" pushes to escalate the beta and abandon the timer. Often accompanied by acceleration of the game.
Fear and caution. After a series of minuses, the rate drops to symbolic - it seems that "now everything is against me." Paradox: fear alternates with bursts of "dogon."
FOMO ("miss the chance"). Timers, "hot" tips, other people's drifts → the rate is growing "right now."
Fatigue/boredom. I want to "wake up" the session - either we accelerate the pace, or raise the bet "for emotions."
Conclusion: beta change is a marker of emotion. If the size of the bet changes within the session, most likely it is not the strategy that rules.
2) What the interface does to make emotion dictate the bet
LDW (win-loss). A small payment is celebrated as if a victory - we raise the bet "to fit the mood."
Near-miss. "Almost jackpot" masks losing as a "signal" to increase.
Sounds/flashes/gold. A "big event" marker even with a small outcome.
Turbo and auto. Remove pauses where it would be possible to return the rate to the plan.
Max-rate presets. One wrong press and the beta corridor is broken.
3) Biology of decision: why emotion is faster than plan
Dopamine prediction error. An unexpected plus strengthens the willingness to repeat the greater risk.
Aversion to loss. The loss is "more painful" than winning the same amount - it inclines to a dogon or to a zero bet.
Cognitive fatigue. Lack of sleep, stress, alcohol reduce prefrontal control - the plan is inferior to the screen.
4) Self-test "Who is your rate?" (Yeah, no)
1. I'm upping the ante after a nice screen/near-miss.
2. After the minus, I "need to beat off" and I increase the bet.
3. The stock timer makes you bet more than usual.
4. At the end of the session, "I reach an even amount."
5. I changed/tweaked the bet inside the session without a pre-recorded rule.
2 + "yes" - emotions already drive beta sizing.
5) The framework of "real control" over the rate
5. 1. Pre-decision (before session)
BR_mesyatsa ≤ 2% of free income.
Session _ limit = 5-10% BR.
The beta (min-max) corridor is fixed in advance, for example: 0. 5–1. 5% of BR_sessii.
Stop-loss = 1 × limit; Take-profit = 1-2 × limit.
Timer 30-60 minutes. Any changes in rates - only between sessions.
5. 2. "Blind" betting protocol
Record 10-15 steps (size and number of rounds in each step). Do not change the order or size inside the session. Any desire to "tweak" = end of session.
5. 3. If-Then scripts (implementation intentions)
If the win> X bets, then a pause of 5-10 minutes and a ban on raising the bet in the current session.
If two near-miss in a row, then a pause of 2 minutes and return to the original beta step.
If the hand reaches for the "max bet "/turbo, then the session ends.
If the thought "let's round the balance" arises, then round in the diary, and not in the game.
5. 4. "Quiet" mode
Currency instead of credits; sounds/vibrations/turbo - off; brightness lower; hide max-rate presets and quick refills.
5. 5. Financial isolation
Separate wallet; instant replenishment from the main - off; "double envelope": part of BR is "locked" and is not available in the current session.
6) Beta templates for emotions (can be copied)
After skidding: "I fix 50-80% of the plus; I do not raise the rate until the end of the session; returning to the base step in the next session assuming + 20% to BR."
After a series of cons: "I'm not increasing the rate; when stop-loss is reached - stop without "last spin.""
At FOMO/timer: "the rate is unchanged; decision on deposits - only out of session, not now."
With fatigue/irritation: "I skip the session if stress/drowsiness ≥ 6/10."
7) Mini metrics that dampen the emotional beta shift
Net/hour = (end − start )/duration.
% "net wins" = percentage of rounds paid ≥ a bet (LDW does not count).
Rounds/min = impulsivity indicator: increases → the risk of emotional decisions is higher.
Stop violations (yes/no): timer, stop-loss, take-profit, beta corridor.
Interpretation: if Net/hour is negative and there were exits beyond the beta corridor - rule the environment, not beliefs.
8) Diary 60 seconds (after session)
1. Emotion at the end: euphoria/anger/fear/boredom.
2. Was there a beta exit for the corridor?
3. Two facts: Net/hour,% "net wins."
4. One out-of-session rule edit (for example, tighten the corridor for 1 week).
9) Experiments for a week
Silent week: no sounds/turbo; interval 3-5 sec; compare Net/hour and the number of "boost" pulses.
Two sessions in a row: 1) "how you feel," 2) according to the "blind" protocol. Compare overspending and stress.
Win fixing: with a plus> X bets - 50-80% withdrawal and prohibition to raise bet in the current session. Compare week total.
10) If the emotion has already "taken away" the size of the bet
1. Stop immediately and time-out 72 hours.
2. In the diary: which trigger raised/cut the bet (skid, near-miss, timer, anger, fatigue).
3. For a month - prohibition of rate increases within the session; tighten the beta corridor and limits by 25-50%.
4. Return the "blind" protocol as the only scenario.
5. Report to the "responsibility partner" in two lines: Net/hour and the rule that has been strengthened.
Bet size - emotion thermometer. Euphoria, anger, fear and FOMO change beta sizing imperceptibly - and almost always towards more expensive mistakes. The antidote is environment, not willpower: predetermined beta corridors, blind protocol, quiet screen, pauses, financial isolation and short metrics. So the bet will again become an instrument of your plan, not mood.