I can control myself when betting and never deposit more after a losing streak.

The thing is, once you start to feel emotional (tilting), you can't make proper decisions anymore. You want to prevent getting in this mode and if it happens, you want to learn to recognize it so you can stop the gambling.

If you set yourself a maximum allowance for betting, it will help you to stop when you are losing. In the end, it will prevent you from losing more than you can afford to lose.

I do gambling on sports betting, I only made a few bets on the game interesting. I can control myself because I do not impose bet on every game.

My suggestion to you is to google: gambling bankroll management.

You're welcome.

Sometimes if i am not satisfied i still deposit but if its still lose i stop because i am losing and wasting my time there instead of doing some useful or earnings in bitcoin ..  as of now i can control my self i am not so addicted unlike other gamblers.

OP your best bet is to just not gamble, and it'd be damn hard to do that whilst you're on this forum.  People are just going to convince you to gamble again, and if, as you say,  you can't control yourself then you're going to lose everything. 

Its normal tendency to add more money like a martingale strategy hoping to win the next one. Look into threads on the forum for controlling gambling urges. I used to be a hardcore gambler before as well, but ever since I started bankroll management and a proper discipline, such behavior has been reduced to a large extent.

I know definitely know how to stop when I win but when its losing time, I gamble an amount  I am ready to lose and if the amount I deposited has been exhausted, I am definitely not adding to it that day until some other day to gamble again...

It’s cool that now you can control yourself, but I think that some people may make the mistake that they are addicted to gambling when in fact you are just inexperienced, the first time that I went to a casino I lost all my money and then I learned to contain myself, I was not addicted to gambling, I was just inexperienced.

I have a lot of self-control when it comes o a lot of things, gambling especially. This is probably because of my love for money and I gamble knowing that I will most likely lose what I wager.

The suggestion is either 1. not gamble at all, or 2. set win/loss limits and stick to them. Losing sucks, but losing more sucks even more. You're not supposed to gamble thinking you're going to come out ahead; it's for entertainment purposes only. If you come out winning, GREAT, congrats, but don't expect it again. You and I both know it's only ever about how lucky you are.