Hi everyone. I want to touch on an issue that I think causes more problems than anything else in gambling — chasing losses. I’ve done it myself more times than I’d like to admit. You start with a plan, then a few unlucky spins happen, and suddenly the goal becomes “just get back to zero”.
Recently I started reading about RTP and how the house edge affects long-term play. Some people claim that playing in high-RTP casinos helps reduce the urge to chase losses because the balance doesn’t drop as aggressively. That sounds logical, but I’m not sure if it really works in practice or if it’s just a nice theory.
Has anyone here actually noticed less temptation to chase losses after switching to high-RTP environments? I’d really like to know if this is something that can help, or if the habit is purely psychological.

From my experience, high-RTP environments do make a difference, even though they don’t solve everything. When the house edge is lower, losses feel slower and more manageable. That alone gives you time to think instead of reacting emotionally.
I learned a lot about this topic by reading explanations on https://rtp100.casino/ which clearly show how RTP influences long-term balance behavior. After applying this knowledge, I noticed that I stopped trying to recover losses immediately. I could accept a bad session and walk away.
Chasing losses is still a mental habit, but high RTP removes some of the pressure that feeds it. Combined with self-control, it can really help players make better decisions.

Thanks for sharing this, it’s something I needed to hear.