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How victory affects perception of reality
Victory is a powerful emotional signal. It enhances dopamine, strengthens the sense of competence and embeds a bright "peak" in memory. But along with the rush of energy comes systematic distortions: we overestimate control, underestimate risk, accelerate the pace and change the rules "for the moment." Let's figure out exactly how victory transforms the perception of reality - and how to steer a course towards common sense.
1) What winning does to us
"Hot hand" and overconfidence. A couple of successful outcomes feel like "form," although the probability of the next spin does not change.
"Casino money" (house money). The funds won seem "not mine" → the willingness to take risks is growing.
Illusion of mastery. We attribute random success to a skill, "thin timing," "correct slot."
Time distortion. After the victory, the session seems shorter and easier, the speed of rounds increases.
Peak final. One bright skid overrides the assessment of the entire session - the long drawdown is "erased."
Conclusion: winning improves mood, but impairs probability calibration and self-control.
2) How winning shifts decisions (behavior patterns)
Escalating rates. "While going - you need to press" → beta growth without a pre-prescribed condition.
Session extension. The timer is ignored "to consolidate success."
Change of strategy on the fly. Transition to a "sensitive game" and abandonment of the protocol.
Foot erosion. Take-profit turns into a new entry point, stop-loss "temporarily expands."- Shifting targets. "Entertainment" becomes "mission: double down."
3) Interface enhances euphoria
Loud wine effects and "BIG WIN" even with modest multipliers.
Loans instead of currency - easier to spend "glasses."
Bonus windows with timers - speed up decisions after winning.
"Series" statistics without context - reinforce the sense of regularity.
4) Samotest: Does winning change my reality? (Yeah, no)
1. After winning, I raise the bet "by feeling."
2. I extend the session to "consolidate luck."
3. I switch to "favorite" slots/watches, believing that "strip."
4. I rewrite the limits right in the session.
5. I consider winning "not with my own" money and risk bolder.
2 + "yes" - the victory already distorts decisions.
5) Antidote: the framework of "real control"
5. 1. Rules before start (predetermination)
BR_mesyatsa ≤ 2% of free income.
Session _ limit = 5-10% of BR.
Stop-loss = 1 × limit; Take-profit = 1-2 × limit.
Timer 30-60 minutes, no "last spin."
5. 2. Victory protocol (what to do immediately after skidding)
1. Pause 5 minutes. Get up, water, breath 10 × 10.
2. Record part of the win: withdraw/block 50-80% of the net plus.
3. Prohibit rate increases within the current session.
4. The decision to "carry on?" is accepted only after a pause; if yes, we play the same size of the bet and before the timer.
5. 3. "Cold" conditions for the future (out of session)
Rate increase - only with bankroll growth by a predetermined% (for example, + 20%) and only from the next session.
Any protocol deviation = end of session.
6) Quiet Wednesday vs. Euphoria
Disable sounds/vibrations and accelerated animations.
Balance display - in currency, not in credits.
Hide "max-bet" and quick presets.
Disable "seasonal" fluffs for the duration of the game.
7) Metrics that bring reality back
Net/hour: (end − start )/duration.
% "net victories": the share of rounds where the payment ≥ the rate.
Average round (currency): average (payout − rate).
Keeping stops: timer/stop-loss/take-profit - yes/no.
Interpretation: if Net/hour is negative with a high number of "fun" events, the victories were bright, but not financial.
8) Ready-made templates (copy)
A. Switch phrase map
"I'm in the stream" → "The next spin is independent."- "It is necessary to fix" → "Take-profit has been achieved - the goal has been achieved."
- "I will play out - I will increase" → "Rate increase only from the next session according to the rule + 20% to BR."
B. Double envelope
The winnings are divided: the protected part (50-80%) is not available until the next day; the game part - according to the previous limits.
C. Minute debriff
4 lines: duration, Net/hour,% "net wins," compliance with stops. One adjustment for the future.
9) Typical self-moods after victory - and counter-formulation
"Today I have skill" → "Skill does not change the RNG probability of the slot."- "This money is a casino, you can take a chance →" "The money is already mine; the loss will be real."
- "The strip went" → "The series are normal in chance, but unpredictable."
- "The bet must be adjusted to the wave" → "The wave was invented by the brain; the betting rule does not change in session."
10) Experiments for a week
Winning cooldown. Any win> X bets = 10 minutes pause + 50-80% plus output. Compare the result of the week with the "usual" style.
Blind protocol 12 steps. Pre-recorded bets/number of rounds; any desire to change the → of the feet.
Two weeks "currency vs loans. Note the subjective "sense of victory" and Net/hour. The currency is sobering.
11) If victory has already dragged the boundaries of the rules
1. Stop immediately, time-out 72 hours.
2. In the diary: which trigger turned on the escalation (hot hand? "casino money"?).
3. For a month - prohibition of rate increases in the session; limits to tighten by 25-50%.
4. Return "50-80% output" as a strict rule for any drifts.
5. Report to the "responsibility partner" in two lines: the result and one edit of the rules.
Victory is a powerful mood booster, but a weak adviser. It creates the illusion of regularity, skill and control, accelerates the pace and blurs the boundaries. Maintain real control: prejudge the rules, record some of the winnings, slow down the game and keep a short log. Let victories remain joy - but make decisions with a cold head.