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Title: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: dimonstration on February 09, 2024, 02:47:17 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?



Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Oshosondy on February 09, 2024, 02:56:43 PM
I do not gamble frequently. So I do not think I should call it a break if I do not gamble for a week or two or more weeks. I am a busy type and I only have few hours for gambling, mostly during weekend. From the money I receive weekly, I still have like 5% that I can use to gamble anytime I want to gamble but that is if I have time for it.

The reason I think people may take a break is when gambling is taking much of their time or maybe they are becoming addicted and go for self-exclusion.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Rockstarguy on February 09, 2024, 02:58:32 PM
Anything can come up to make you take a break in gambling, their is nothing strange in taking break. If nothing can make someone to take a break in gambling it is either such person is addicted that gambling has become the first priority in the life of the person. We can have a break maybe to save some money or too busy because of many schedules to meet up with them, break can take place due to emotional challenge,  and so many more.

I think when their is a need to have a break in gambling it is important to just pulse for the moment and never to force yourself to play. If we don't obey to how we feel about gambling in every moment to play or not it can end up with a result that one may not be well satisfy with.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: cabron on February 09, 2024, 03:03:05 PM
There has got to be something that you are interested in doing other than gambling. Building your kids a tree house will like to eat your time for the whole month.

Here is something you might try, watch an HBO series that has more than 3 seasons because this will make you wanna stay right on your sofa for a long time and forget about your bets. There's got to be a popular TV series that you missed that your buddies were talking about.  Works for me, try these series.

True Detective
Walking Dead
Breaking Bad
Game of Thrones


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Text on February 09, 2024, 03:08:30 PM
I take breaks from gambling when I feel it's becoming too consuming or if I notice any negative impact on my mood or finances. For me, it was more about wanting to focus on other aspects of my life that I felt were being neglected due to the time and energy I was putting into gambling. I’ve found that engaging in other hobbies and interests has been beneficial. Reading, exercising, and spending time with loved ones have all been great ways to fill the time that was previously occupied by gambling.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Wapfika on February 09, 2024, 03:09:35 PM
Busyness to work makes me always take a break on gambling or I can simply say that work stopping me gamble more due to my work load of my job. I rarely have a time to gamble which is why weekends is always best for me to gamble but I split it to my family and friends. I’m glad to play this way because I never become addicted or have a frequent urge on gambling due to lack of free time in daily basis.

As I already mention. I do most of my time working and free time is either socializing or movie marathon on Netflix and Bilibili still the perfect chill moment of my life.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Iroh on February 09, 2024, 03:14:48 PM

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?


Having little money left to comfortably part ways with little for gambling purposes,
Having a series of losses lately and don’t feel motivated enough to play some more,
Having played quite consistently over a couple of months and just want a break and change from the gambling scenes.

Irrespective of your reasons, go on and take that break when you need it. It helps.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: khiholangkang on February 09, 2024, 03:15:12 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?


One of my reasons is the same as yours, which is that it's better to hold onto the coins I have in the current phase and use the weekly bonus if I get it if I want to gamble or get tips from my friends. Another reason is because I'm currently quite busy and don't have time to gamble so I guess with the short time limit it will take away from my gambling sessions to the point where I can't have fun with it, and lastly I want to invest more for this year, I don't know how strong I am not to gamble, but I want to try and stay away from gambling for some time, maybe two quarters or two months.lol


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: $crypto$ on February 09, 2024, 03:17:15 PM
Not thinking of quitting gambling now but sometimes I need to take a short break for other more useful purposes such as investing in crypto or focusing on other things that make me believe it will be profitable then I have no ambitions such as when there is profit from profits for gambling because gambling is just fun.

Because now I have felt a good impact where when the money is not there, I do not force myself to gamble every week sometimes I take a break for 2 weeks or even a month depending on the situation, when returning to gambling, I will bring a small bankroll as possible to prevent losing a lot of money.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: danherbias07 on February 09, 2024, 03:24:09 PM
Do something else.
Be busy with something. It can be anything. In my case, I watch long TV series or movies. That will keep my head thinking about the next episode and not about gambling.
I think that's the only secret to avoid gambling, we must have something else on our mind that will keep us occupied the whole day until we rest our eyes. Keep away from social media too because it can lead to having the urge to gamble because of the advertisements there. Avoid watching films with gambling in their scripts because that could also trigger your urge to gamble.
You could also try to just focus on your work if you do have one. Or since you are holding cryptocurrencies, then just be updated about the recent movement, news, and other things that will help you out in knowing more about the cryptocurrencies that you are holding.
There are many ways to do that either with books, the internet, or this forum. Just avoid the gambling section for not.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Lorence.xD on February 09, 2024, 03:35:18 PM
Doing other things that could occupy my time? Playing basketball, socializing and having a little drink. There are many things you could do to entertain oneself however it is not easily done especially if you are intentionally wanting to stop. There would always be a reason; drive to earn money or you re just used to it. I understand those who are having a hard time taking a pause especially if they're from a huge loss. To be frustrated is just valid and normal simply because that is an unwanted outcome. Same reason why you have to be preventive of betting an amount outside your loss tolerance.

Another struggle is getting used to it. If most of your time is being spent in gambling then for sure it would be hard taking a break just like with quitting smoking. But if you are struggling that much then you are either compulsive or problematic already and you need to consider asking for help. If you find it hard to function on your work or just with your daily life habits, then things should be really managed. Try it with small steps or one at a time. Create intervals between your gambling engagements. You don't have to do it in a instant, sometimes trying is already enough.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: piebeyb on February 09, 2024, 03:36:41 PM
Actually there is no reason for me to stop gambling, maybe because I gamble responsibly and can control it well, let alone making gambling just for entertainment, not for making money, coincidentally I only gamble on weekends, around Saturdays and Sundays where I every Monday to Friday I'm busy working and quite tired, that's why I need additional entertainment from gambling, but sometimes there are times when I stop gambling for a moment just because I'm on holiday with my family because I think time with them is much more important than gambling.

I'm not a crypto gambler so I only use stablecoins to gamble and maybe you are a crypto gambler who has to hold your crypto to get a profit from holding it, especially if the price of the crypto you hold increases, of course it's very unfortunate if your crypto is used for gambling, but actually You can still use stabilcoin to gamble, it all depends on you, I don't give any advice because you didn't ask for it, I think it's okay to stop gambling for a while because it will help you also reduce your gambling habits.  ;)


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Findingnemo on February 09, 2024, 03:40:53 PM
I am a casual gambler who occasionally gambles not very often so I consider myself gambling only when I am on a break from something so I don't know how to recommend taking a break for someone who needs a break from gambling.

AFAIK, if someone feels they need to take break from gambling then they are most likely addicted to gambling and at that point, just getting rid of is not feasible but can consider reducing the frequency instead of cold turkey that is similar to break and when you come back again the severity of the addiction will worsen than before that is not really good.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Gaza13 on February 09, 2024, 03:44:48 PM
Many people stop for a while in gambling, for example when their family's finances decline or they experience big losses every time at the gambling table. This is what makes them think about not continuing it again.

It's a good step for you to take a break from the gambling table and switch to investing in Cryptocurrency. Investment will bring us profits if we are right in choosing the coins we hold.

If you return to gambling by claiming bonuses or anything that produces free money such as airdrops, testnet or other things, that is your full right. Personally, if I got a jackpot from an airdrop, of course I would prefer investing compared to gambling.





Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: maydna on February 09, 2024, 03:47:54 PM
When I want to stop gambling, I will immediately stop and divert my mind to other things around me. I will probably use my time more often to do things I rarely do. Maybe I'll go to a friend or relative's house and spend time together or go somewhere different so my mind won't think about gambling. But when I'm alone and have nothing to do, I often watch films at home because I subscribe to certain TV channels, so it's easy for me to find current popular films. This depends on how you spend your time when you want to stop gambling for a while. It can train you to divert your mind from thinking about gambling, and the more often you do it, the more your mind will be trained to be able to divert thoughts about gambling immediately.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: sunsilk on February 09, 2024, 03:52:14 PM
If it's about taking a break, just think of it that you're going to spend the money or the bankroll there for food. You just take break by eating good food. At least what I do when I take a break.

And about the instances that makes me take into break, of course the losing streak makes me want to take a break when I can't contain it anymore.

Everyone can't take the emotion when we're always losing and that's hard to beat when you're unlucky in particular.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: ryzaadit on February 09, 2024, 03:52:49 PM
Don't hold any stanby money ~xd

Work all the time, especially while you are win a big. My biggest advice, try to use the money you are win to buy some stuff and tried to treat your self with somethings. Once you spend the money, all money you are win from your gambling activity are not gonna back on casino.

I mostly buying a car/bike (If really bike) or new phone.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: coin-investor on February 09, 2024, 03:55:20 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?



If you're a responsible gambler and you do not consider gambling as your priority, you can take a vacation anytime you, your decision to take a vacation while the value of Bitcoin is increasing is a good decision, I'm also limiting my time, and saving my Bitcoin.
But when the market is in bear I usually stop or take a vacation after I lose a large amount, of money that I should have not lost, I do it to shrug off the frustration it's my decision that after I suffer a huge loss that I will continue to gamble.
Because I will just remember all my losses and I will just chase my losses that's what happened to me in the past,  so is better to take a week off or just come back when you are ready and have forgotten your losses.
Taking a break is important in gambling so you will break the habit that will lead you to addiction.



Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: moneystery on February 09, 2024, 03:56:23 PM
for me personally, i take time to take a break from gambling when i am in an unlucky situation, such as a losing streak or when my money is running low so it is impossible for me to continue my gambling. i think that taking a break from gambling is actually necessary, especially when you are in a difficult position, because by taking a break it means you are learning about priorities that there are things that are much more important than your gambling.

even though taking a break may be difficult at first, the desire to continue gambling is definitely there, but a responsible gambler needs to determine their priorities and ensure that gambling does not overlap with other things in their life.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: uneng on February 09, 2024, 04:02:20 PM
In order to give a break from gambling I try to not let my mind empty, or to stay at home for long periods of time without anything to do, because when you have nothing to do or to think about, temptations start playing a big role in your thoughts, almost like forcing you doing dumb things.

It's particularly hard to take a break from gambling right after you face a considerable loss, because you keep thinking about recovering that money somehow, even though it was a sum of money you destined responsively to gambling purposes. So you have a hard time concentrating in other things, as recovering the money through further gambling sessions seem to be the essential task to accomplish.

In this case, you need to make a lot of extra effort in order to succeed taking a break from gambling. Personally, I have seen such temptations disappear only after several days or a week and few days after the loss incident, what means you have to be very disciplined to not fall.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Slow death on February 09, 2024, 04:13:51 PM
What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?

In my case, I only focus on placing bets on games in the big leagues in Europe, as well as placing bets on games in the European Champions League and the European League, these are games that start in August or September and end in April or May. This means that they stop from May to August so that the players can go on vacation and I also go on vacation when these games stop, I go on vacation because I don't bet on anything until the games resume, there are also some times that even With the games taking place, I have stopped placing bets, because I always want to maintain my self control. when a person always plays games and doesn't take vacations, then the person thinks about games all the time and this becomes the beginning of the big disaster

For example, a person becomes dependent on games, they cannot go without thinking about playing, which is why it is very important that the person always tests themselves by staying for a while without playing and staying for a while without thinking about games and A person should ask themselves if they could live without playing. If a person can go a while without thinking about games, if a person can go a while without playing, then that person is in good mental health, at least they are not addicted to games. but when a person cannot live without thinking about games, then that person needs urgent treatment


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: alankasman on February 09, 2024, 04:14:38 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling?
Until now there are no plans to stop gambling because the level of gambling has not yet reached the addiction stage. Gambling activity is only limited to weekly, not yet reaching the daily stage where you spend more time at the gambling table than working to earn money.
When Saturday and Sunday arrive, that's when I take advantage of the time to bet on sports betting. While waiting for the game to start, play slots for a while with the money limit that has been set.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Beparanf on February 09, 2024, 04:20:59 PM
for me personally, i take time to take a break from gambling when i am in an unlucky situation, such as a losing streak or when my money is running low so it is impossible for me to continue my gambling. i think that taking a break from gambling is actually necessary, especially when you are in a difficult position, because by taking a break it means you are learning about priorities that there are things that are much more important than your gambling.

This is the common reason why gamblers take a break. It’s not really a voluntary break but rather you don’t have any choice than to stop since you don’t have enough money to continue. Pursuing gambling while on this state usually ended up being a compulsive gamblers and worst is by resorting to crime such as theft just to get extra money.

I usually take a break on gambling if I’m not in the mood to lose money/ don’t have money that I can afford to lose. Sometimes even if I have enough money on my bank I feel not in the mood to lose some of it if I don’t have any motivation to win on gambling.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: SOKO-DEKE on February 09, 2024, 04:21:19 PM

How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling?
I never decided to take a break in gambling before, but I believe myself that whenever I want to take a break, I will just decide to involve myself in things that will always take my time, and once I involve myself in those things, I will not find time to gamble again because I am not addicted to gambling, so I will just say you should get yourself busy always, and I believe busy always to things you love doing can take your mind off of gambling, but if you are addicted to gambling, I don't think you can't easily take a break in gambling.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: ajiz138 on February 09, 2024, 04:24:21 PM
Maybe one day you can stop gambling because there are other reasons to take a break but for now, no, because you still enjoy the fun in gambling.

You should never give up the crypto you have invested in because the market has now started to rise, you can say it will go bullish, I will not disturb the portfolio because it will remain in storage until it is even more profitable, so for gambling always set aside small money from other sources.

It is better now that you take advantage of bonus claims from casinos because with that you will still be able to play.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: asyakashi on February 09, 2024, 04:25:04 PM
I often spend my time focused on work, I rarely gamble like it's seasonal so I don't think about stopping gambling, there are lots of activities I can do so I spend less time gambling and it doesn't interfere with my time and finances


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: crwth on February 09, 2024, 04:31:01 PM
Whenever I am on a tilt or losing streak in gambling, I tend to make myself busy with other stuff and have self-care in some way to make sure I don't delve into it so much that I make more wrong decisions. It's best to have a level-headed mind when you are in these types of situations. Make sure that you don't always make the same mistakes.

Additionally, when gambling, I make sure that I have a balance that I only use for gambling.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Huppercase on February 09, 2024, 04:33:05 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?



The time I take break the most is when most of leagues are in breaks, leagues like Champions League, Premier league, Seia A and many other domestic leagues. When this leagues are on break and you force yourself to gamble, you will only meet more than you bargain for because you will always make nothing, your loses will he more than your profits. In that period of 2 months off, I also stay clear from gambling and it this period is always about transfer market, nothing serious do happen except for international cups.

Another instances where I do take break is when I have more losses, there is nothing palatable in gambling when you literally make nothing and it's painful. Instead of eating the money, it's better it sleep and do nothing then make another pattern to win. Nature, it's even better to take rest and watch movies or do other activities than continue betting, it affect the human body psychologically but when you rest, it gives you more free space to think and restratigize about your gambling instincts.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: BitcoinTurk on February 09, 2024, 04:42:31 PM

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?


Since I gamble regularly every month with a very small portion of my budget and I don’t have a gambling addiction, I haven’t a special process that I follow to take a break. If a gambler gambles for fun, he/she will not feel the need to take a break because he/she doesn’t have a regular gambling life.

I would like to remind you that the most important factor in taking a break from gambling is discipline. If you are a gambler who gambles in a disciplined manner you can easily take a break from gambling for as long as you want by setting a rule for yourself that you only need to take a break for so long.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: qwertyup23 on February 09, 2024, 04:45:08 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

When I used to gamble a lot, there were times were I just felt really unlucky. With this feeling, this actually compelled me to stop and to experience other entertainments in order to satisfy the urge of coming back. As time passes by, it made me realize that I can actually stop gambling and there are other things that can give me the same satisfaction without me risking my money in the process.

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I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?

Like what I mentioned above, it is going to be easy for a person to take a break from gambling if they are experiencing a losing streak. This can compel you to stop and to see things from a different perspective that there are other activities that can bring joy outside the gambling world.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: bittraffic on February 09, 2024, 04:45:29 PM
There are lots of activities to do to divert your attention instead of thinking of gambling. Who knows this could lead to finding a new hobby that you are more passionate about. Like taking care of yourself by going to the gym. lots of women in there by the way. Cougars  ;D  Learn how to box in the gym, the sport is pretty much helpful in keeping a person fit.

Not that I really need it but if I am taking a break from gambling, I might just take time to practice shooting. Gotta learn how to shoot, this is very much needed either for hunting or to defend yourself. Hunt rabbits for their meat could be fun.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Kavelj22 on February 09, 2024, 04:51:28 PM


What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?



To be honest, i can say this it is not easy for anybody to take a breack especially if he is a regular gambling. However, there are several reasons why someone should take a break from gambling.
For me, one of them is when I feel that the pace of the game is racing and I cannot stop, I find it necessary to take a break to refresh my energy and state ofmind. I may also take a break when I lose large amounts of money, as it becomes necessary for me to step back and evaluate my upcoming plans and strategies.

Sometimes, personal and emotional reasons may be important for taking a break. For example, when someone feels exhausted or stressed, I find it better to stay away from gambling for a while and evaluate again again his psychological and emotional state. In addition, constantly losing and not achieving the expected profits may cause the person to take a break.

Maybe it's also best for the gambler to take a break to get into normal daily routine and spend more time with friends and family.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Hatchy on February 09, 2024, 04:58:17 PM
What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?
Most gamblers would have many diverse reasons to taking a break from gambling activities. Most times it usually adviced to take breaks when you loss more often. And I think this is really a good idea. This way, you will be able to retrace your steps and create a new strategy on how to play your next rounds.
Taking a break is a good idea that we should consider as a gambler a sit helps minimize losses. I myself do this an it helps a lot. And as you had said, this period where we are experiencing a rise in the market, it is not advicible to spend our holdings on gambling but rather save them for the coming bull market.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: bayu7adi on February 09, 2024, 05:05:54 PM
What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?
If a family member's final message to me is to quit gambling, you know, those last words will always be remembered and drive commitment for the one receiving the message. At least we all should understand that there are things more important than our pleasures. Therefore, our normal brains should fairly prioritize every importance that results in gambling being the last priority.

Till now, there's been no regret in some gambling games, so maybe this will last a little longer. Besides, the person I cherish the most hasn't prohibited it yet.  :P So... people around me aren't bothered by my gambling activities. Its good for me.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: KosmoKisa on February 09, 2024, 05:06:02 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?


This is perhaps a good example of the importance of being aware of your attitude towards gambling and recognizing when to pause. People may decide to take a break from gambling for a variety of reasons, whether it is to protect their savings, to control the balance of time and resources, or simply to take a break to avoid a possible addiction.
I have not yet experienced any difficulties because I can't stop gambling. I play according to my mood.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Sim_card on February 09, 2024, 05:14:20 PM
I do take a break when I have lost a lot, and the passion to gamble is still there. I will caution myself or else I will regret it that I didn't just stop. Also when I have an important project that I am on, I take a break to make me stay more focus on that project, because it might need more money than I expected. When you can no longer control your gambling activities, taking a break will be the best solution in such case. We all have our different reason why we go on break.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: salad daging on February 09, 2024, 05:23:01 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling?
There may be times when I will stop and take a break for the benefit of my family. But until now, I have not had any problems in gambling.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.
I am also now pursuing retroactivity on several platforms to bridge from various chains for potential airdrops in the future, I think the altcoin season will soon arrive because many people make money there, so I should at least prepare capital and also analyze the project.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?
The first is family.
Second, there are other interests so gambling cannot.
Which when will continue to maintain assets for the long term.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: lizarder on February 09, 2024, 05:28:51 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.
I am not one of the active gamblers so it is easy for me to stop gambling when I want to stop. But so far it hasn't completely stopped because occasionally I am also interested in betting when my favorite football club is playing. I just rest and don't gamble all the time so there is nothing to explain and another reason I have a job as a place to get rid of boredom so as not to get involved in irresponsible gambling.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.  
That means you haven't stopped completely and maybe only stopped for a moment because you're focused on crypto and I'm also sure you're not an active gambler. Because if you are an active gambler, it will be very difficult for you to stop, even if you are just resting.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: DaNNy001 on February 09, 2024, 05:41:51 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?


You asking this question in the first place shows that your mind is still there and believe when it comes to taking break with your gambling habit that decision is left for you alone and I don't think anyone can give advice on how to go about Because if you have weight the importance of you practically taking a break then you would understand that by yourself, it's highly imperative to do and you can use whatever means suitable for you to actually close up that gap that playing of gambling have in your normal schedules.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Stable090 on February 09, 2024, 05:50:04 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.
When I am gambling and I want to take a break, I will just stop thinking about gambling and direct my attention to other things. If I want to stop gambling, then I will decide to stay busy with my friends. I won’t really want to stay alone, because when you are alone, you are going to be tempted to keep on gambling. Actually, we are different, and everyone has different things they do to make them forget about gambling for a short period of time.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit.
You can just decide to keep a little amount in gambling and keep on enjoying it, and you can still keep on holding your coin. Gambling is not even supposed to be done with a lot of money, just deposit a little amount in your gambling account and enjoy it, and your main money should be in your crypto investment.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Gozie51 on February 09, 2024, 05:53:27 PM

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.


I guess this is the voice of a gambler who is not consistent in profit  ;D lol and want to play safe by keeping some hodling for bull expectation, otherwise if you are playing and making profit then you are better with futuristic expectations, lol.

However, well it is good that we understand what we want and go for it rather than being greedy and never to do a check on our progress in gambling.


What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?

When the loses become too much hehe  ;D Take a break and review yourself betting.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Zlantann on February 09, 2024, 06:02:10 PM

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?



I know a person who was an active gambler and has been gaming for so many years but he took a break when he fell seriously sick. The sickness affected him so much that even when he recovered he stopped gambling. I don't know if his decision to quit was connected to the medical advice but his experience proved that sickness can make a gambler take a break.

Too much workload has made me take a long break from gambling. There was a time when I had to take on more tasks in the office that I could hardly think about gambling. I had to work during the weekend which was my best time for gambling. When people were gambling more during the COVID-19 lockdown, I had to take some breaks periodically due to lack of funds. I will not channel the little funds that were available to risk them on gambling so I had to take some time off.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: DabsPoorVersion on February 09, 2024, 06:07:04 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?


I take a break by keeping myself occupied with activities such as working overtime or spending time with my family. I find this approach helpful as it prevents me from getting into gambling. If I have nothing to do, I tend to gamble more frequently.

I usually take a break from gambling if I have lost money multiple times in a row. I believe it's not wise to continue gambling during this period as I feel like I am too unlucky to win anytime soon. Additionally, I lose my confidence in every bet when I lose many times.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: dunfida on February 09, 2024, 06:08:56 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?


Take a brake when you are at;

1. Losing too much money
2. Extreme stress
3. Already chasing up loses
4. Greed isnt something that cant be controlled
5. Desperation
6. Panic anxiety
7. When you are already that selling posessions.

This is why it would really be that wise and this is the best time that you should really be having a break or would really be completely quitting gambling.
It wouldnt really be that ideal that you would really be finding yourself on continuing things if you do saw that it is already that affecting your life
completely or something that would really be leading out into disaster.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Crypto Library on February 09, 2024, 06:27:04 PM
Actually, I am not that kind of hardcore gambler nor I am an addicted person to gambling. I sometimes gamble on my favorite sports just for fun. Now the main thing is that it is very difficult to tell an addicted person to release his addiction instance, that addiction can be smoking or any other drug or this gambling. However, when I am in a difficult crisis and do not have the funds to afford gambling, I can easily refrain from it. Moreover, I think that it will not a wrong thing if leaving a very small amount from a person's income for it or investing it will not cause any problem in leading a normal life and will not affect the effects of other investments. Because entertainment is also needed in life. Moreover, if I say personally, the first and main reason behind being able to take a break from instant gambling is that I am not addicted to gambling. And it helps me take a break from instant gambling.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Cantsay on February 09, 2024, 06:49:32 PM

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?


The last time I took a break from gambling activities was due to the fact that I started gambling too much - so what I simply did was to avoid making any deposit into my account that way I won’t have anything to gamble with. It’s not an easy thing to do - but you should be able to pull it off it you’re aware of the danger of spending too much time gambling; first you could lose money that was not supposed to be spent and the other is you might get addicted to it ( and this was the major reason I took a break).

I’m even contemplating if I should take a break from casino games and just focus on sports betting for now ( which should also reduce my time and money spent on gambling ).


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Quidat on February 09, 2024, 06:53:37 PM

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?


The last time I took a break from gambling activities was due to the fact that I started gambling too much - so what I simply did was to avoid making any deposit into my account that way I won’t have anything to gamble with. It’s not an easy thing to do - but you should be able to pull it off it you’re aware of the danger of spending too much time gambling; first you could lose money that was not supposed to be spent and the other is you might get addicted to it ( and this was the major reason I took a break).

I’m even contemplating if I should take a break from casino games and just focus on sports betting for now ( which should also reduce my time and money spent on gambling ).
It would really be that impossible that you wont really be able to notice it out on the time that you've seen something about those probabilities and the problems that it could give out.
Taking a break on gambling is ideal specially when you are at huge loss on which it would really be just that sensible or really just that right that you would really be needing to make
out those kind of decisions on the time that you've seen that you are really that making that huge losses on which it can affect your overall finances.
Taking a break is something that be in priority and dont push up yourself into the limit because if you do then it would really be making the damage a lot more higher
and this is something that we dont really like.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Westinhome on February 09, 2024, 06:56:38 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?



The gambler should create a break in the gambling site,Some gambling addicted person will win till the money was multiplied to high value.The sad part is they again play till the money reduced to the initial capital value.So the gambler should learn to take the break after the first round of maximum raise from the initial money.Because every gambler get the first win in the gambling site,then it’s essential to take a break.So your mind will reset to the normal,when the loss or winning occurred the mind get the over confidence or anti-ego against the gambling site.So both of this will leads to the complete loss in the gambling site.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Dewi Aries on February 09, 2024, 06:58:35 PM
For me gambling is nothing more than an activity that I will only do when I am really bored in some free time that I have such as once a week or two with a relatively small amount of bets, I do not harbor excessive interest in this activity so I do not need to think about how to stop or take a break even though this is a very important and mandatory thing for someone who is addicted. On the other hand, I also did not feel or experience any financial problems as a result of gambling and with that, I can conclude that I have the right and recommended approach to gambling.

But on the other hand if you are a fairly active or even addicted gambler then obviously taking a break or quitting is a decision that really needs to be made because after all this is a high risk activity that can make you lose everything you have in life, so immediately change your mindset and understanding of gambling, long-term safety is more important than anything else.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: JoyMarsha on February 09, 2024, 06:59:01 PM
The time I think is quite necessary for a gambler to take a break from gambling is when they have noticed that, they do spend much of their time gambling, and upon that, they do spend much money on each of their gambling seating in a day. And because of that, they feel the need to take a break, to cut down their gambling activities and spending.

Aside from that, I don't think someone who gambles only when they want to try their luck on gambling, pass their time, or gamble for fun, would like to take a break from it since they are putting less energy and resources into it


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Odohu on February 09, 2024, 07:08:25 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.
This is one of the important attribute that makes a great gambler yet it is one of the hardest thing to do. Taking a break has serious psychological benefits in terms of helping the gambler dispel pressures and plan better. Anyone not able to take a break from gambling is probably addicted.


What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?
Some people only take a break after a major loss, a way to allow them get over it. But I do take a break after a major loss or a major win. I consider managing winning an important aspect of the gambling process so whenever I have a major win, I take a break. I do this by withdrawing my winnings and leaving just a small amount in my gambling account and whenever I lose that money, I will take a break to be able to account for the winning.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Rruchi man on February 09, 2024, 07:09:29 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.
If it is sports betting, a gambler can just occupy themselves with only watching the games and not actually staking any money on any of the teams to win. The games may get boring if you try to watch the game alone because there is no extra suspense since you did bet, so try to watch games and enjoy the moments with friends.

Before you started gambling, there were other activities that you engaged in to pass time, gambling replaced those things, now you have the task to replace gambling with other activities.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Juse14 on February 09, 2024, 07:17:54 PM
The effect of gambling on an individual is personal. If the gambling is done within reasonable limits, then it may have its benefits for us as individuals, for instance, by helping in getting rid of stress and so forth. Then why bother thinking of banning this activity?
unless otherwise, if your gambling tends to interfere with what you want to achieve in life, it would be wise to stop engaging in such activities.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

However, in response to the OP’s statements, he stated that the OP never had any intention of giving up gambling altogether. In contrast, the OP is merely attempting to cease spending funds on gambling.

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What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?

Though I do not have a particular reason for quitting gambling, I believe that the form of gambling in which I am engaged operates well and has no major harmful effects or risks. And for now, my goal is to try to maintain that by conducting the gambling that I do properly.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Yatsan on February 09, 2024, 07:27:11 PM

Aside from that, I don't think someone who gambles only when they want to try their luck on gambling, pass their time, or gamble for fun, would like to take a break from it since they are putting less energy and resources into it

They may still do it especially if they are planning to quit already. Maybe they are not gambling daily however if outcomes are unwanted, we cannot blame the player if he/she would still lessen his/her engagement with gambling because of losses. Everyone will need a break if things are not going as expected and it is a normal response to stress so what more with players who already view themselves as problematic? Things won't be done with ease especially if you are attached with the activity itself unless you will have something or some sort of activity as well that will consume your time and enjoyment (assuming that it is a way to kill time). Your interest with gambling activities will fade but it will always be there. Taking a break on the other hand will help you control your emotions and actions better.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: LesterD on February 09, 2024, 07:29:18 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling?
If you feel stressed, take a break. Every gambler needs a break.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?
There are many causes of stress, and even if it's unrelated to gambling, I take a break. I am the type of gambler who can't focus or play well if I feel stressed. I often feel tired of everything around me, especially when it comes to gambling.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Casdinyard on February 09, 2024, 07:32:55 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?


You think too much about something that should be so easy as to take a break while you're gambling.

For the most part you can pretty much just quit gambling for the day cold turkey. I've been doing that for the past few years and even when I tried it for the first time I find little difficulty in actually quitting. If you're having trouble sticking to the regimen or keeping up with the break cause you're getting the itch or the nagging feeling that you must gamble, all the more reasons for you to quit as this is a telltale sign of gambling addiction and honestly if I were to be on your shoes I'd take any measures on the planet to keep me out of gambling's reach at that point, even if it meant me being admitted into a rehabilitation center. The cost of getting rehab as well as the lost time you'd be spending there would've been insignificant against the amount of time and money you'd end up wasting as you slowly subject yourself to gambling addiction anyway, so it's not really that much of a loss.

For now, I would highly suggest you automate the process of claiming bonuses, or don't claim them at all and let them just rot in your account. And I know you're not looking for advice or whatever but it doesn't hurt to get some sound advice from a caring stranger on the internet anyway.

As for me, I just touch grass and meet people to preoccupy my mind whenever I feel like I have to take a break from gambling. Plus it's not really that major for me as I've been able to crack the code against gambling addiction so it's got nothing against me anymore right now really. I can quit whenever I want, I can take breaks whenever I feel the need to without getting the itch that most revenge gamblers feel when they abruptly quit gambling.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Fortify on February 09, 2024, 07:37:05 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?

Gambling should be the break, a small form of side entertainment. I'd say if you've got to the point where you need to give yourself a break, you may be over gambling or even in a state of addiction. At that point it may be worth leaving the scene entirely for a much longer time, like 3 months or even a year. You should be easily able to break off and even skip gambling entirely on any given day, therwise you might have formed a habit. It's worth considering that you don't have any profit until it's locked in and converted to something you'll actually spend, but I hope it continues to go up for all.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: stomachgrowls on February 09, 2024, 07:38:23 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling?
If you feel stressed, take a break. Every gambler needs a break.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?
There are many causes of stress, and even if it's unrelated to gambling, I take a break. I am the type of gambler who can't focus or play well if I feel stressed. I often feel tired of everything around me, especially when it comes to gambling.
Doing gambling shouldn't really be stressful on which it would really be just that right that you should really be enjoying it instead. It is really just that there are people who cant really be able to make themselves getting
to have those kind of pause or break despite of the conditions that they are experiencing specially on the time that they are experiencing some losses then it would really be just that right that
taking up some break would be idea. If you dont, then high chances that you would really be that making yourself having those kind of probabilities on taking up some actions on which arent
supposed to be done in the first place. If you are that someone whose really kind of impulsive approach then you are putting up yourself on such great risks or problem.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: junder on February 09, 2024, 07:40:09 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?

I can stop gambling when I see and realize that the gambling I do is only for entertainment, where when I experience defeat I have to stop by not depositing money back to gamble, because if I deposit money back to gamble in my opinion it will only trigger losses. big, even though there is a chance of winning, it cannot be guaranteed, even if I deposit money back continuously it does not guarantee that I will win.

I also think that gambling can take up a lot of time, if we are not aware of gambling that is done continuously, after all gambling continuously is not good, and if we have won, we hope we can stop by cashing in the winnings. already obtained, and go to enjoy the victory that has been obtained. Go back to gambling another day if you still want to gamble. It's necessary to rest your mind, because if you gamble for a long time, in my opinion, it can affect the health of our thinking, which can damage our thinking, so please gamble appropriately, not for too long because that's not a good thing.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Baki202 on February 09, 2024, 07:49:41 PM
Actually, I am not that kind of hardcore gambler nor I am an addicted person to gambling. I sometimes gamble on my favorite sports just for fun. Now the main thing is that it is very difficult to tell an addicted person to release his addiction instance, that addiction can be smoking or any other drug or this gambling. However, when I am in a difficult crisis and do not have the funds to afford gambling, I can easily refrain from it. Moreover, I think that it will not a wrong thing if leaving a very small amount from a person's income for it or investing it will not cause any problem in leading a normal life and will not affect the effects of other investments. Because entertainment is also needed in life. Moreover, if I say personally, the first and main reason behind being able to take a break from instant gambling is that I am not addicted to gambling. And it helps me take a break from instant gambling.
I don't think I will take any break from gambling, I gamble well and have enjoyed the money I make from it even if it is not always but I always have the mentality of winning even if I lose I don't mind, gambling brings joy when you doing it and when you win you will even be proud of your self that is how it is and that is how it is supposed to be because if you into something you will take the success of that thing serious no matter what it is.  and drug and smoking addiction are worse than gambling, because of the effects it has on the person's health, gambling is the only disadvantage I see is the fact that you will lose money. every month I have a special budget to deposit in my gambling wallet and for years have been doing that and it has not affected me in any way, It is simple everybody knows what they are capable of doing if am sure of some games I can go above my budget.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Dunamisx on February 09, 2024, 07:53:07 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

my own gambling off periods occurs when am totally busy in my place of work and couldn't spare anytime to have chance for gambling at any cause, the other one is when am seriously engaged with the family at home or on outing, while the last one is when am not feeling right for anything thing as this has to do with health challenges, though i never pray for such but there's nothing we should prepare our minds for while planning for the best, we should also expect the worse to come.



Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: usekevin on February 09, 2024, 07:55:11 PM

I take a break by keeping myself occupied with activities such as working overtime or spending time with my family. I find this approach helpful as it prevents me from getting into gambling. If I have nothing to do, I tend to gamble more frequently.

I usually take a break from gambling if I have lost money multiple times in a row. I believe it's not wise to continue gambling during this period as I feel like I am too unlucky to win anytime soon. Additionally, I lose my confidence in every bet when I lose many times.

The gambler should use the gambling as the game to entertain themselves from the work,spending time with the family.If they play the gambling with more interest he forgot to take the break in the gambling site.With my experience,I had raised huge money in the casino game after the game was played with certain interval of break with each set of game.

The gambler also go for the vacation after the loss,this was the biggest and most used strategy in the gambling site.If you had the experienced gambler friends,you can ask them personally about the vacation after the loss.They will share their secrets about the gambling break and vacation after the loss.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: bitbollo on February 09, 2024, 07:58:37 PM
Personal I am somewhat boring most of the times to gambling again. I don't want risk money.
Is it a good solution for a break? yeah sure :)

others best way (at least on my view):
have a limit in all bookmakers (this cannot be forced, or at least need one month to be changed).
no wallet accessible (only cold storage), and just some penny available.

Of course high fees for tx are another reason to have a break ;)


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: kawetsriyanto on February 09, 2024, 08:05:29 PM
I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.
Do you stop gambling temporarily? or stop using crypto coins for gambling?
I think these can be quite different. If you stop gambling temporarily, it means you won't gamble in a certain period due to some reasons.
But if you only stop using crypto coins for gambling, you still can gambling with an alternative. As you said, you still can enjoy gambling for free, gambling which doesn't require money. Or you can consider using fiats for gambling, that won't bother your crypto coins.

By the way, I believe any one can take a break in gambling if he/she has very limited money. we must prefer to allocate money for urgent needs or daily needs. Moreover for the person who doesn't gamble regularly. It won't be so difficult to stop gambling temporarily because he/she is not a day gambler. I assume only addicts that get difficulties to take a break.




Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: decodx on February 09, 2024, 08:05:58 PM
I think it's a good idea to take a break from gambling every so often.  It helps keep things in balance, kind of like if you do anything too much and, for me, when I step back for a bit, it makes me think about what matters more and I can enjoy other stuff going on in my life.  
I don't try to stop gambling completely really.  I just look for ways to do it responsibly in moderation I guess you could say.  Sometimes if I notice myself getting overly excited about it or too caught up in it, I'll take a little break.  Or if I want to spend time on other hobbies I have or other investments, Ill take a break too.  I think that's a healthy approach to everything.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Obari on February 09, 2024, 08:10:32 PM
I wish I could quit gambling,I wish I could stop this habbit of this thing called gambling,I wish addiction was something one can do away with for sometimes,but "No" it is like a thorn in your flesh,it seems so important that even if you dont eat,as long as you have your games booked already,you are filled.
OP,if you have had the courage to be able to stay distance from gambling,and have had e decision never to go back to eat again,then congratulations to you.It is a nice decision after finding out that you aren't winning at all,taking a break is the best option.But for the people who have decided never to quit for life,I wish them best of luck because it is not easy.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: irhact on February 09, 2024, 08:12:28 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

The times I take a break from gambling is when I'm losing. If I have being losing for too long, I'll usually take a break to clear my head by doing other activities that can give me entertainment. I'll take interest in some physical sporting activities. I can register for a boxing class and learn some boxing skills. I can also do anything that can replace the feeling I get when gambling and after I have done that activity for something then I'll return back to gambling and the winnings returns.

Taking a break from gambling is good but most individual don't like to do it as they're depending on gambling for receiving income that they'll use for their expenses. They're gambling for money and are always addicted gamblers therefore taking a break is never an option for them regardless of how they're performing and they are always losing. Taking a break can help your regain your luck to continue winning.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Onyeeze on February 09, 2024, 08:14:47 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?


When you are economical you can take a break in gambling, because I know quite well that many people who take break in gambling do that when they notice that they are lacking funds so its good and understanding that you have to learn how to take break in gambling, most sometimes I do have a statistics of how I gamble weekly and monthly so that it will not really affect me, so in gambling what we need is to have the clear understanding of it, and it's not what we gamble base on due and die affairs, gambling is something you know that you have to take a break both when you are a beneficiary of gambling and when you are not a beneficiary of gambling, taking a break will give you another insight


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Ultegra134 on February 09, 2024, 08:29:27 PM
It's not a bad idea to take a break every now and then. I've taken some breaks, mostly due to the limited time that I didn't want to spend on gambling or because I wasn't fond of spending more money for a specific period of time. Generally, taking a break should be a standard procedure when you go overboard, either with money or time spent. At least that's what I do if I see I've spent more than I initially intended to do.

@OP I'd advise you to stick to stablecoins if you're worried about the increasing price of your coins, I personally wouldn't use Bitcoin or any other Altcoin such as Ethereum or Litecoin.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: wheelz1200 on February 09, 2024, 08:47:57 PM
It's really healthy to take a breather from time to time.  Otherwise ypu start making stupid decisions.  I try to look at my bets after they have either won or lost and assess if it was rational or not to make that bet.  When I see myself veering away from my normal betting patterns I take a breather.  In terms of what else to do, plenty!  Just pick up one of your other hobbies and go enjoy yourself. 


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Weawant on February 09, 2024, 08:50:54 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?
Taking a break in gambling bis usually a method used to cushion the habit of excessive gambling and that will means that you will at that point want to take out some time to refresh and take a look at that which you have been doing worng gambling and see possible means to fixt them so you become a better gambler and not an addict.

Gambling daily isn't a healthy way of gambling and a few times it's actually a healthy practice to take a break from gambling and come backyard refreshed with a different mind set such that you have been able to put behind your losses and you are starting on a good and fresh note where you will be more rational, less desperate and probably aiming to have fun more than you would rather want to make or chase profits which ends up as more losses for you. After a series of excessive losses it's best to take a break so you don't get addicted or chase losses to the point you loose even more.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Docnaster on February 09, 2024, 08:59:42 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

my own gambling off periods occurs when am totally busy in my place of work and couldn't spare anytime to have chance for gambling at any cause, the other one is when am seriously engaged with the family at home or on outing, while the last one is when am not feeling right for anything thing as this has to do with health challenges, though i never pray for such but there's nothing we should prepare our minds for while planning for the best, we should also expect the worse to come.


I'm not a regular gambler so I don't find it difficult in taking breaks from my gambling engagements and that's why I don't have a specific time frame to take breaks from my gambling activities. Sometimes I unintentionally will not gamble or engage in a gambling activity for over the period of two months not because I it was personal decision but because I do not feel like engaging myself with any gambling activity at that moment. So because I can take breaks from gambling without doing them intentionally, I don't find it as something of  a big deal to do


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Unbunplease on February 09, 2024, 09:07:50 PM
In gambling, you should always try to take breaks. When a person plays constantly, he accumulates fatigue, irritation, and also loses the freshness of impressions. As a result - a lot of ridiculous mistakes and loss of money. You must force yourself to take breaks. Even if it is quite difficult to do so


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Sandra_hakeem on February 09, 2024, 09:26:01 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.
it's easy to take a break on gambling - it helps if you don't wanna get too attached...BTW, I suppose you know this already..... I'm just wondering why you'd ask the last question - don't you have a job in real life?? Are you solely dependent on gambling??
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I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.
keyword - passive profit... Welp!!! What do you mean here??? I've never heard of casinos gifting out lots to their customers for not wagering at all... I mean, they also gotta make some racks from you... So if you was not consistent, then that's cap right there.

Sandra 🧑‍🦰


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: alastantiger on February 09, 2024, 09:43:15 PM
I try to ensure that the maximum times that I gamble in a week doesn't exceed 3 times. I do take my own breaks when I have very important and crucial deadlines to meet up with, when I am vacationing with family and friends. During these times, I do not gamble.

I am a big fan of people taking breaks and I totally encourage if it the individual feel that that is what would work for him. There are other things to do to helping those struggling with gambling addiction other than taking breaks.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: terrific on February 09, 2024, 09:44:59 PM
I try to ensure that the maximum times that I gamble in a week doesn't exceed 3 times. I do take my own breaks when I have very important and crucial deadlines to meet up with, when I am vacationing with family and friends. During these times, I do not gamble.
I also do this. Whenever I go somewhere to meet people, relatives and friends I make sure that there should be no distraction with my goal there.
If I go there to meet people and have a get together, I don't gamble because if I gamble there then I better didn't go to that place and meet those people.
I should have stayed in house to gamble online.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: famososMuertos on February 09, 2024, 09:56:56 PM
I have mentioned it many times, I took a break from the virtual boards, when poker was 100% of what I did in relation to the betting and it was like 5 years, currently I take a break for weeks, days, in fact I have only recently resumed a casino where I liked to just play the slots, BJ. I hadn't been there for a long time.

In sports betting I try to make bets for the entire week on a specific day, difficult, but at least it allows me to escape for a few days, I think escaping from traditional games is very easy, even though they tell you that cell phone etc. but I think in games like poker, Bj, the situation is different, usually you have to play long sections of 3-4 hours.

I think that every player in the world of betting must at some point stay away from betting 100% for a minimum period of one month, if you can do it it is a demonstration that you will never have problems leaving it in bad streaks or simply doing it just because.

In any case, it is also good to start taking a break from casinos, or stop betting on sports, or reduce the casinos you frequent, etc. Progressive progress can be made, , it doesn't have to be radical in that break.





Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: bettercrypto on February 09, 2024, 10:13:48 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?



I rarely gamble right now, maybe about 3 weeks since I haven't been able to play because I'm still a bit busy with things that I have to prioritize right now. But when I have time, I still play crypto gambling when I have extra money.

What exactly are you saying about your passive income? do you still get it in crypto casino? or trading that is mainly done by most communities here in the field of the gambling business industry.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: topbitcoin on February 09, 2024, 10:15:33 PM
Though sometimes it can limit achieving goals, gambling comes with a set of negative consequences such as loss beyond control. Nonetheless, if you are confident in your abilities to keep your gambling habits under control and not allow it to interfere with the harmony in your life and goal achievement, then there is no problem with continuing to gamble on condition that you bear in mind certain priorities; such as having other more important activities besides playing or, better still, having a priority scale.

Based on personal experience, I have not yet decided when exactly I will stop doing this activity. In the past, it was not uncommon for me to experience several major setbacks that resulted in consecutive losses. To me, the big reward of having control over gambling is really wonderful. While participating in any gambling game, there are moments when winning or losing impacts our emotions slightly. In an effort to prevent indulgence in impulsive actions, I immediately apply a break from the game because it will assist in pacifying my emotions and taking back control of the game.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: arimamib on February 09, 2024, 10:32:07 PM
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Taking a break in gambling bis usually a method used to cushion the habit of excessive gambling and that will means that you will at that point want to take out some time to refresh and take a look at that which you have been doing worng gambling and see possible means to fixt them so you become a better gambler and not an addict.

Gambling daily isn't a healthy way of gambling and a few times it's actually a healthy practice to take a break from gambling and come backyard refreshed with a different mind set such that you have been able to put behind your losses and you are starting on a good and fresh note where you will be more rational, less desperate and probably aiming to have fun more than you would rather want to make or chase profits which ends up as more losses for you. After a series of excessive losses it's best to take a break so you don't get addicted or chase losses to the point you loose even more.
That is an important perspective on responsible gambling practices. Taking breaks from gambling can indeed serve as a valuable strategy to mitigate the risk of developing addictive behaviors and to reassess the approach to gambling. Stepping away from gambling allows the gamblers to gain perspective, reflect on their habits, and address any issues that may be contributing to excessive or problematic gambling behavior. It provides an opportunity to break the cycle of chasing losses and reevaluate the motivations for gambling.

Returning to gambling with a refreshed mindset can foster a healthier approach, where the emphasis is on enjoyment rather than solely chasing profits. This shift in focus can lead to more rational decision-making and reduce the likelihood of impulsive or desperate actions that may result in further losses. Recognizing the need for breaks and being proactive about taking them demonstrates a commitment to responsible gambling and self-care. Gamblers can better manage their behavior and minimize the potential negative consequences associated with excessive gambling by incorporating periodic breaks into their gambling routine.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Wiwo on February 09, 2024, 10:38:23 PM
Taking a break,  shouldn't be a big deal to a gambler,  this is because,  by all means possible a good gambler must also have a stop time and that is a crucial time and for that we have to take not of such a time.

It's easy as ABC because when you are gambling for the fun and entertainment,  it becomes great to explore those factors that provide you with the flexibility to escape any possible risks and losses since being excessive in gambling could lead to losses.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Sanugarid on February 09, 2024, 10:52:15 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?



I don't gamble much like others who gamble every day so I don't think I need a break because I only gamble once a week sometimes I haven't gambled yet because I'm busy with work. But it's also good to take a break from gambling because you'll surely save money if you can't gamble for a few months or you can reduce your time playing.

It's also really hard to gamble every day because apart from always running out of money, there's also a big chance that you'll get addicted to gambling, even if we say you have a budget every day, that's still dangerous.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: EluguHcman on February 09, 2024, 10:59:52 PM
There is always schedules for my gambling in as much that I am not a gambling addict. I do have gambling budgets in other to maintain a good bankroll and so also, I could concentrate to other of situations aside my gambling life. Sincerely, my gambling lines is specifically for fun and of which I can't trade my tangible times for it so I just give it to break to attend to others that matter


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: AmoreJaz on February 09, 2024, 11:00:10 PM
Taking a break,  shouldn't be a big deal to a gambler,  this is because,  by all means possible a good gambler must also have a stop time and that is a crucial time and for that we have to take not of such a time.

It's easy as ABC because when you are gambling for the fun and entertainment,  it becomes great to explore those factors that provide you with the flexibility to escape any possible risks and losses since being excessive in gambling could lead to losses.

if you feel you need to pause your games, then pause by all means. because you are the one who knows your real financial situation and taking a break will give you time to assess your situation as well. it is also a good time to contemplate your goals why you are getting into this addictive activity. check and balance is needed to keep track on your gambling activities

this period will also give yourself to refresh and be clear with your goals and see where you are heading to when it comes to your gambling lifestyle.

There is always schedules for my gambling in as much that I am not a gambling addict. I do have gambling budgets in other to maintain a good bankroll and so also, I could concentrate to other of situations aside my gambling life. Sincerely, my gambling lines is specifically for fun and of which I can't trade my tangible times for it so I just give it to break to attend to others that matter

unfortunately, not all gamblers can contain their gambling desires. so be thankful that you can still manage your gambling activities and set your boundaries. so long you can keep at it, you won't have financial problem regarding gambling.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: panganib999 on February 09, 2024, 11:00:42 PM
I prepare for when I want to take a break. Most of the time there's this nagging feeling of just wanting to take a break but not really having enough heart and willpower to do it. But when the stars align and I find myself wanting to take a breather away from the world of gambling I go for it and formulate a couple things before I bite the bullet. First, I make sure that I will definitely take the breather for the specific timeframe that I provide myself with. Let's say I got an out-of-town vacation trip planned for two weeks and I take the timeframe as a solid schedule to align my gambling breaks with, I make sure first and foremost that I don't gamble at all during those times. Second, I slate something to do while I'm not gambling for that particular schedule. Could be some other game, a date, or whatever that would take my mind off of gambling for the meantime. Soon as these are all taken care of. Only then will I start to really take the break.

Not doing this out of some ritual or whatever. It's just that sometimes I find myself going back to gambling even when I say I'm gonna take a break for that particular timeframe.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: bitpotter on February 09, 2024, 11:15:24 PM
It's really healthy to take a breather from time to time.  Otherwise ypu start making stupid decisions.  I try to look at my bets after they have either won or lost and assess if it was rational or not to make that bet.  When I see myself veering away from my normal betting patterns I take a breather.  In terms of what else to do, plenty!  Just pick up one of your other hobbies and go enjoy yourself. 
If from me there is a hobby that can forget about gambling for a moment, that is fishing. I think there are quite a lot of people here who like fishing because the tranquility of looking at the lake or ocean can calm the mind and also provide entertainment if you catch a big fish. By fishing, I can often forget about life's problems, including losing at gambling, and when I return from fishing, my brain can always be fresh.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: goinmerry on February 09, 2024, 11:20:07 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

Nothing really special but just forcing myself to do so. There's no choice but to force myself to take a break from gambling.

Look for other activities aside from gambling that can make you busy or focus on your day job and try to be productive there.

You can also consider hanging out with your families and friends and enjoy the upcoming weekend or holidays.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Hypnosis00 on February 09, 2024, 11:23:27 PM
 - I uninstall the gambling app on my phone
 - I encourage myself not to open gambling sites for a certain period
 - changing hobbies like sports

It is to be found hard for other gamblers but it was easy for me because I'm not a frequent gambler. It really depends on us on how to adjust and manage our time in gambling and I know we can do it if our mind isn't just focused on gambling. If I go home, I keep myself away from gadgets where I have access to the internet which I see as an effective strategy.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Smartvirus on February 09, 2024, 11:35:46 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.
Have a regular and sustainable source of income,
Have plans for every money you’ve got and
Redefine your purpose for gambling.

Maybe it would start with you building a mindset that, it’s not entirely good for you. This will gradually push you into defense mood or should I say, safe mood. You wouldn’t want to gamble because you want to make money, you wouldn’t see the need to gamble every other day.
You will only gamble because the opportunity presented itself and you just want to have that fun in that moment with nothing more.
You’ll find yourself in charge of your gambling habit.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: o48o on February 09, 2024, 11:36:37 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?
Sure, i have taken several breaks for various reasons. I took a break when i had better success rate by investing to random new microcap altcoins. It was sort of gambling as well though, even if it wasn't trough casinos. Few times i have taken a break when i gambled more than i planned. I wanted to punish myself and set a clear line that i can't cross. During that time i almost lost my house so i needed to take a good look at the mirror.

And sometimes i take a break from certain type of gambling, like live sports, poker,  slots and even crypto trading, or where ever i am having a losing streak.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: alegotardo on February 09, 2024, 11:41:45 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?

Honestly, I believe that it is necessary to have "constancy" in games.
Just as I don't think it's right for people to spend all their excess money on gambling, I also don't think it's right for them to stop temporarily completely.
Why? because that person, most likely, when they return to playing will be very excited and will spend more money than they should.
Worse still, she may be disappointed with the terrible results of the game (if she makes bad choices or is very unlucky) and thinks: "did I sit still for so long to be disappointed in the game like that? I wish I was having fun!" so she bets even more to suppress this pleasure deficit.

Anyway, if a person plays responsibly, only with the money they earn and still manages to save a little, why stop playing?

The break can be useful in the case of addicted people, who need to stop to analyze their actions, seek advice and gradually resume, with the game under control.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Wiwo on February 09, 2024, 11:44:40 PM
Edited out

if you feel you need to pause your games, then pause by all means. because you are the one who knows your real financial situation and taking a break will give you time to assess your situation as well. it is also a good time to contemplate your goals why you are getting into this addictive activity. check and balance is needed to keep track on your gambling activities

this period will also give yourself to refresh and be clear with your goals and see where you are heading to when it comes to your gambling lifestyle.

There is always schedules for my gambling in as much that I am not a gambling addict. I do have gambling budgets in other to maintain a good bankroll and so also, I could concentrate to other of situations aside my gambling life. Sincerely, my gambling lines is specifically for fun and of which I can't trade my tangible times for it so I just give it to break to attend to others that matter

unfortunately, not all gamblers can contain their gambling desires. so be thankful that you can still manage your gambling activities and set your boundaries. so long you can keep at it, you won't have financial problems regarding gambling.
There is a need to always watch out for how we exude our time while gambling because the a need to take some break at some point to help you to readjust and strategize to make better gambling decisions and be able to monitor and control the gambling involvement.

So taking a time limit and also money limits,  such as pausing for a while before continuing,  so for a better refocus there is a need to take a sear back at some point.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Marykeller on February 09, 2024, 11:51:44 PM
Gambling doesn't take much of my day, that I will say let me take a break from it since it is consuming much of my time. Gambling is what I do when I am less busy, and I feel like gambling for fun or luck.

Anyway, I don't intend to take a break from gambling because I have other commitments that take up more of my time than gambling. However, my time involvement in gambling is a once-in-a-while kind of thing


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: chaser15 on February 09, 2024, 11:54:48 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

After a series of continuous losing streaks, it now become my habit to take a break from gambling. This is to give time for my account to refresh everything, and also for me as a gambler. I don't need to push for a win if there's currently a losing streak happening.

Keeping busy with other activities is one of my ways. After 3 days of taking a break, I will try again if my luck will now associate me.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Dr.Bitcoin_Strange on February 09, 2024, 11:57:16 PM
Well, I usually gambled a lot up until 2022; I just reduced my frequency of gambling. I don't call it a brake, but I just got too occupied with other more serious things that can provide a consistent and sustainable income.

If you want to save some money and take a break from gambling, just make a decision and discipline yourself, and you will get a result. Normally, it will be difficult but you just have to make a choice either to save or to enjoy fun and risk to lose because you are not guaranteed of winning. 


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: agustina2 on February 09, 2024, 11:59:05 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I only managed to take a break if I don't have money left to gamble lol. That's the only time I will be able to stop because nothing I can do.

When monthly due now came, I can't found a way to gamble because I need to settle my bills first.

After a week, I do now have some extra, chances of returning to gambling will now be commenced. :)


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Lida93 on February 10, 2024, 12:31:57 AM
There a many things that could make you as a gambler to take a break from gambling these can be voluntary or involuntary circumstances and admittedly you will have no other option but to take a break.

I noticed a colleague of mine who some times gives me update on certain games, then after his wife gave birth within those period  I wasn't forth hearing from him I had to reach him own my to inquire why he sudden went low, he told me he had to take a break from gambling since his wife just gave birth he should use that time he spent on gambling on his wife and his new born baby. And all I could reply him was Okay and that's because his reason was so beautiful to me.

There are reasons that make you take break from gambling and due to how important it is you wouldn't have issues struggling with it.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: wakier on February 10, 2024, 01:25:12 AM
The thing that makes me stop gambling is when I have dependents or have urgent needs so I will stop gambling for a while and prioritize my needs first before deciding to gamble. When I gamble I always use money that is really loose so that I don't worry if I lose or experience losses, apart from that I can limit my spending so that it doesn't go too far so that my financial management system is not disturbed and remains stable and can enjoy gambling even with little money small because for me spending big money actually becomes a high risk for me if I am not willing to lose.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Pumared on February 10, 2024, 01:32:07 AM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?



I place daily limits on my gains and losses. This way I didn't wear myself out in any way and I can still continue playing without too many problems! Because I believe that if the user stops playing out of nowhere, it will cause even more damage.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Bitinity on February 10, 2024, 02:05:13 AM
Gambling is not something I do by spending too much time and too much money so I think that I do not need to take a break. I can start and stop at anytime I want, I do not need to wait for specific instance to stop or to take a break. I will stop once I get I nice win and I can stay away for a while to spend my winnings in real life for several days. Other condition that make me stop is when I feel that I'm in a bad luck. All in all, I do not need to have other instances out of my gambling activity such as to hold my crypto because I have separated funds for different activity.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Chikito on February 10, 2024, 02:12:13 AM
What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?
I did it in the past when I played poker. I take it break for a while, I have to save my money for some reason. How?, I just downloaded the poker games on Android, so when one day I felt like I had to gamble, I just played that games. Just easy like that, but you know, it's not as interesting as when we play real poker, but it could be a diversion and can make you calm down a little bit to play gambling. Apart from that, do lots of exercise like sport or reading some book.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: CODE200 on February 10, 2024, 02:26:29 AM
I just delete all the gambling apps and clear the data on my browsers so I automatically log out from my gambling accounts. I don't know if this will work on any other people out here but if you have other hobbies besides the usual gambling and computer games, you can actually use those hobbies as an excuse to pass the time so you can stay away from gambling. I believe that the best way for you to take a break from gambling is to get busy in other things, same way that I did when I was heartbroken, just do something new everyday or get back to your hobbies and it will help your mind be occupied and it did help a lot and trust me that there will come a time when you're not even want to go back to gambling anymore because you're so preoccupied with the hobbies.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: borovichok on February 10, 2024, 02:30:23 AM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?

I have been into gambling for 15 years now and in between I have taken breaks from gambling. I have had different reasons for taking breaks. First, when I don't have so much money I take a pause. I don't believe in gambling to enlarge my income so when I am not prepared for a loss I don`t gamble because it will be difficult for me to get over the loss. Also, I am into sports betting focusing on England's Premier League, Spain's La Liga, Germany's Bundesliga and Italy's Serie A and so when these leagues are on break I also go on break. I don`t try to gamble on other leagues. In addition, whenever I record so much loss, I don`t try chasing those losses rather I go on break. Furthermore, there are times when I get too busy with my job and so during this time I don't involved in gambling activity.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: SeaCoinCollector. on February 10, 2024, 06:30:13 AM
Taking breaks in gambling is important. There can be various reasons, for some, they take breaks to prioritize their mental health, manage stress, or distract themselves by doing different or new things. It's important to set limits and financial boundaries, or you may seek help with friends, family or professionals, by taking breaks and doing these, it's one step towards responsible gambling and well being.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: ethereumhunter on February 10, 2024, 10:12:30 AM
Stopping gambling for a while is a must for people who enjoy gambling because if they don't stop themselves from gambling, there is a possibility that they will experience problems of losing control of themselves in gambling where they can become addicted to gambling faster than they imagine. They will never know that they are addicted to gambling because of the pleasure they find from gambling too often. What made me stop gambling was that I lost several times, and to calm my mind, I had to immediately stop gambling for a while and try to block the thought of gambling again. I will try hard not to return to gambling for some time by keeping myself busy doing other activities that I know. Maybe I will try to do a new activity that I have never done before.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Assface16678 on February 10, 2024, 10:16:45 AM
I have this system in me wherein I have a limited or allocated amount of money that I could use for gambling in a period of time. For example, if I have $300 allocated for gambling in one month, and if, for instance, I lose all of that money in a week, then that's the time I will take a break from gambling. I will not try to recover the lost money; instead, I will wait for another month to replenish my funds for gambling.

In that way, I can have an indicator of when I should stop gambling, and in that way, I will keep my discipline and control over myself. It's important to take a break from gambling if you feel mentally and emotionally drained from the stress of gambling or whenever you have no more funds to gamble with. Also, it's important to save up money when you win big and take a break by treating yourself.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: LDL on February 10, 2024, 10:20:18 AM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?


You cannot abstain completely but you can reduce the amount of your gambling bets. If you gamble four days a week, make sure you gamble at least one day a week. Or keep betting two days a month and gradually reduce the amount of your bets and you will suddenly find that you don't have much of a gambling addiction inside you.
Since you want to avoid gambling by seeing the cryptocurrency increasing value, it will depend entirely on your mindset and ability to control. If you can control yourself then you can refrain from gambling and if you don't think yourself mentally perfect then you can't refrain from gambling. It totally depends on your desire and mental preparation.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Linggajanitra on February 10, 2024, 10:33:41 AM
1. Rest in gambling begins with an intention.
From now on, round our determination and firmness to be able to rest/quit this gambling permaita.
2. Change mindset.
Instill in the mind that gambling is something that is not useful. Changing the way of thinking is indeed as easy as the palm of the palm, especially if it has been addicted to be difficult.
3. Gather a good group of people and do positive things.
Avoid gathering for people who plunged us. Look for a good environment and can be positive influences and make us free from gambling snares. And do positive things that can rest and play gambling.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on February 10, 2024, 10:49:28 AM
Except one is addicted to gambling, aside from that, I would say that taking a break from gambling is nothing hard that should warrant one asking how to.
You just have to make a decision that you want to take a break, and then jump on it, and there you go.

For me personally, I've on several occasions had to take a break from gambling for several reasons, for example, when I lost money I never expected to lose, I had to take a break from gambling for like eight to nine months before I had to start gambling again.

So, taking a break from gambling is very easy, but if you actually find taking a breaks from gambling difficult, then it simply means you might be addicted, for, not being able to withhold yourself from gambling is one of the symptoms of gambling addiction.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Oasisman on February 10, 2024, 11:46:21 AM
Gambling is not something I do by spending too much time and too much money so I think that I do not need to take a break. I can start and stop at anytime I want, I do not need to wait for specific instance to stop or to take a break. I will stop once I get I nice win and I can stay away for a while to spend my winnings in real life for several days. Other condition that make me stop is when I feel that I'm in a bad luck. All in all, I do not need to have other instances out of my gambling activity such as to hold my crypto because I have separated funds for different activity.

This is a great advantage for people who are not gambling regularly but only gamble casually.
I once came to a point where I regularly gamble, literally everyday I spent an hour or two after the day job to gamble at a local casino or in a carnival. But, I actually didn't have any struggle regarding gambling urges when I decided to take a break because I realized how huge the money I lost in gambling everyday.
Therefore, one of the most effective way to take a break in gambling is to do an accounting and try to assess how much money you approximately lost in a month and in a year.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: angrybirdy on February 10, 2024, 12:08:40 PM


What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?



I rarely gamble and I really only limit the money I use for gambling, usually there are instances where I take a gambling break of 3 weeks to 1 month, those are the times when I focus my time on other things like busy in work and there's a lot of deadlines that needs to submit or when there is something that I want to have and I need to be frugal to save money, that's when I  avoid gambling. Maybe it helped me cope with the days when I took a gambling break because I rarely gamble, but I can't say if I am addicted to gambling.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: piebeyb on February 10, 2024, 12:14:34 PM
Taking breaks in gambling is important. There can be various reasons, for some, they take breaks to prioritize their mental health, manage stress, or distract themselves by doing different or new things. It's important to set limits and financial boundaries, or you may seek help with friends, family or professionals, by taking breaks and doing these, it's one step towards responsible gambling and well being.
In essence, the hobby of playing gambling is not always fun, sometimes we need to switch to other hobbies to simply control ourselves in gambling, it is difficult if you are addicted to gambling to stop for a while, because people who are addicted to gambling never succeed in resting in peace, let alone stopping. playing gambling even for a short time, obviously it would be very serious if it happened to us, so why is there no harm in not gambling for a while because you can relax and enjoy life or pursue other hobbies.

There is no problem for anyone who wants to stop gambling because I also often don't gamble, even I haven't gambled for a whole month, it doesn't make me want to gamble and come back so quickly, just by diverting our minds to new hobbies and habits will make We can enjoy life more and control ourselves so we don't get addicted to gambling. As much as possible, gamblers should rest because it is really necessary to manage stress and maintain mental health. As you said, there is a point, we need to enjoy life outside of gambling.  ;)


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: adultcrypto on February 10, 2024, 12:36:47 PM
Taking breaks in gambling is important. There can be various reasons, for some, they take breaks to prioritize their mental health, manage stress, or distract themselves by doing different or new things. It's important to set limits and financial boundaries, or you may seek help with friends, family or professionals, by taking breaks and doing these, it's one step towards responsible gambling and well being.
When you take break from gambling, you will somehow realize that your favorite games have been delivering as you would have wanted but you are no longer in the game. Anyways, I still agree with you that taking a break is important but it depends on the type of gambler you are. When you bet small amounts that are insignificant, losses will not affect you so much that you will need to consider taking a break. So, taking a break is just like a way of handling emotional depression as a result of losses, it is only needed by those battling painful losses.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: GxSTxV on February 10, 2024, 01:21:54 PM
What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?
True! It’s the right time to take a break in gambling because the market now is going bullish due to Bitcoin halving. Logically, it’s time to save anything possible of money you have and exchange it to bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies. Gambling is an activity that takes away money from your pocket once you enter a casino or make a deposit, you are risking to lose that money instead of saving it.
However, taking a break it’s just a way to prevent gambling addiction and enjoy other activities, and the reason why most or let’s say all casinos have self-exclusion to prevent  you from gambling with that casino for a period of time which is usually between one month, six months to permanent. Personally, I think if someone didn’t decide and control himself from gambling all alone without self-exclusion since anyone can switch the casino whenever you desire.
Gambling should be a hobby and only to have fun


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Jody.Drummer on February 10, 2024, 01:28:38 PM


What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?



I rarely gamble and I really only limit the money I use for gambling, usually there are instances where I take a gambling break of 3 weeks to 1 month, those are the times when I focus my time on other things like busy in work and there's a lot of deadlines that needs to submit or when there is something that I want to have and I need to be frugal to save money, that's when I  avoid gambling. Maybe it helped me cope with the days when I took a gambling break because I rarely gamble, but I can't say if I am addicted to gambling.

Yes, that's what should be done, what I mean is that gambling is better made as an activity that is only for leisure time without taking anything seriously, let alone doing it excessively, after all this is nothing more than a probability activity which means profit - profit and there is absolutely no certainty that can guarantee you to win at the end of the session, and therefore healthy people make gambling more a place to fill their spare time with the aim of finding pleasure in between boredom.

As you said, it is better to gamble in moderation and focus on other things such as work or adding a part-time job to supplement your income. On the other hand, with your approach and point of view, I can honestly assure you that you are not an addict but you are someone who understands what gambling is so that you can limit all your involvement especially by only putting small amounts when gambling, because on the other hand it is clear that someone who is addicted they cannot ignore the slightest time not to gamble and they always overdo it.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Hispo on February 10, 2024, 01:37:11 PM
i have personally been taking a break since I have had to take care of some stuff going on in my life. If I was not I think I would also try not to gambler anything beyond a few dollars per session, because in this entry in the bull market I am also indeed in the expectation to hold as many Satoshis as possible to further harden my position in the market. When I am not gaming or dealing with in real life stuff, I like to draw and play some video games in my spare time, I also like to chat with friends and call them so I can practice my English vocabulary and pronunciation. In my opinion, if anyone reaches a point where they do not further feel pleasure while gambling and becomes a stressing experience, then to me it is a clear signal that person needs to take a very needed rest or break from gambling as a whole, ideally investing that gambling time to have a lovely time with family members.
Anyways, regardless whether anyone of you are taking a break from gambling or actually feeling some of the greed taking over due to a very good luck streak in the casino, remember to be responsible and never gamble more than you are willing to lose to bad luck.  :P


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: demonica on February 10, 2024, 01:42:05 PM
What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?
For a short break, it's usually because I've got a continuous bad results in gambling. So when I feel like that I'm unlucky for this day or weeks, I tend to take a break from gambling. Having losses will just put my mood down so if I continue gambling, I don't think I'll be able to control my emotions. And when I'm taking a break, I usually divert my attention to other stuff so I wouldn't be able to think about gambling. Most of the time, work or other leisure.

The other thing that would make me take a break in gambling is my priorities. Gambling is just for entertainment and somehow a hope to earn. But if I am short in terms of funds, I prioritize what I need to prioritize. I can't be relying on gambling to earn more money when I know that I don't have enough money to risk. I can only get back to gambling when I have extra money. Tho in general I'm no big gambler.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: acroman08 on February 10, 2024, 01:47:38 PM
I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.
this is what I do when I run out of funds and there is nothing wrong with it. besides, it's a win-win situation, you get to gamble without really risking anything.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?
it's usually running out of designated funds for my gambling sessions, I need the money for far more important things, am too busy doing other things or I am just not in the mood.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: madnessteat on February 10, 2024, 01:48:51 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?



There are a number of ways to take a break from gambling, but in my opinion there is nothing better if you recognize when you need a break and learn to stop on your own.

I do not spend money from the family budget on gambling, and this forum allows you to get money participating in a signature campaign. The payout in such campaigns is once a week, so you just can't play more often, and I don't need to spend my cryptocurrencies on gambling.

You are participating in the same signature campaign, so it is not clear to me why you are asking such a question.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Coin_trader on February 10, 2024, 02:03:16 PM
IIRC the only time I have a serious break on gambling that literally zero activity is when I have eye surgery recently. This break is a must due to my eye condition so I don’t have real break on gambling base on my own will.

I believe the only time I can possibly take a break on gambling naturally is when I don’t have time anymore to do it because I’m busy on important aspect of my life such as business and family which is right now still balance even with gambling.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: EarnOnVictor on February 10, 2024, 02:31:01 PM
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What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?
Let me say that you just use that as an excuse to take a break from gambling, it's not so weighty as far as I'm concerned. Still, I congratulate you that you are able to do it. Had it been is some people, they would not be able to achieve that, so kudos to you as it means that you are not addicted to it

But addiction or not, my crypto investment can never be the reason why I will leave/ take a break. The money for investment and the money for gambling are not just the same thing, they do not mix as well in my portfolio, so why should I quit one for another? I even have it more than you even have as I have it in trading, investment and gambling portfolio, needless to say, that my investments are many, and are not in crypto alone. But still, I can't leave one for the other.

This is not to advise you or query your decision. I am only curious about what could have made you leave gambling for such unless you are not the type that really likes it. Especially football betting, I do not think that some people can quit it or take a break from anything, they would rather reduce their wagering to encourage savings and investments. But not to take part of the feelings therein? They will not dare it.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: freedomgo on February 10, 2024, 02:34:04 PM
IIRC the only time I have a serious break on gambling that literally zero activity is when I have eye surgery recently. This break is a must due to my eye condition so I don’t have real break on gambling base on my own will.

I believe the only time I can possibly take a break on gambling naturally is when I don’t have time anymore to do it because I’m busy on important aspect of my life such as business and family which is right now still balance even with gambling.

I guess I would only take a break in gambling if I would go bankrupt as that time I will be not in capacity to gamble anymore. As to my activity in gambling, it doesn't require a lot of time as I can choose and bet on the team I like and wait for the outcome, that's how simple it is. However, if I get addicted then that might change which hopefully it will not happen to me. I mean, I was addicted once but it wasn't too serious. I heard there are people who have severe addiction that they loss their job because of it, that I don't want to happen to me.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Blitzboy on February 10, 2024, 02:53:49 PM
i have personally been taking a break since I have had to take care of some stuff going on in my life. If I was not I think I would also try not to gambler anything beyond a few dollars per session, because in this entry in the bull market I am also indeed in the expectation to hold as many Satoshis as possible to further harden my position in the market. When I am not gaming or dealing with in real life stuff, I like to draw and play some video games in my spare time, I also like to chat with friends and call them so I can practice my English vocabulary and pronunciation. In my opinion, if anyone reaches a point where they do not further feel pleasure while gambling and becomes a stressing experience, then to me it is a clear signal that person needs to take a very needed rest or break from gambling as a whole, ideally investing that gambling time to have a lovely time with family members.
Anyways, regardless whether anyone of you are taking a break from gambling or actually feeling some of the greed taking over due to a very good luck streak in the casino, remember to be responsible and never gamble more than you are willing to lose to bad luck.  :P
I agree that combining work and relaxation requires finesse. Keeping gaming to a few bucks per session is wise; I've advocated it. It emphasises financial responsibility while enjoying the game.

Draw, play video games, and speak with pals to show a balanced lifestyle. Congratulations on enriching your life and improving your English with these activities. Remembering that diversifying our hobbies can make life more fulfilling. You're right to warn against gambling stress. I agree that we should recognise when an activity becomes tedious.

I strongly support your gambling responsibility call. Never gamble more than you can lose. This protects mental and emotional health as well as cash.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Zigabel on February 10, 2024, 03:58:21 PM
I guess I would only take a break in gambling if I would go bankrupt as that time I will be not in capacity to gamble anymore. As to my activity in gambling, it doesn't require a lot of time as I can choose and bet on the team I like and wait for the outcome, that's how simple it is. However, if I get addicted then that might change which hopefully it will not happen to me. I mean, I was addicted once but it wasn't too serious. I heard there are people who have severe addiction that they loss their job because of it, that I don't want to happen to me.
I know it's sometimes not really easy to quit nor take a break at once but then you shouldn't have to wait till you are bankrupt before you stop because that's almost a sign of addiction which may lead to irresponsible and unhealthy gambling habit which is actually detrimental to both your finances and healthy and by extension the people around you too so you don't have to wait for such to happen to you first. Except you gamble exclusively for fun of which is still not too good because too much of anything or everything cause harm at some point

If you don't want such negative effect of addiction on you then you should quit or take a break at this point before it becomes too late and you are no longer able to to stop meanwhile you have lost so much already to the unhealthy habit, gambling must be done with caution and sense of responsibility.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Ryu_Ar1 on February 10, 2024, 04:07:29 PM
IIRC the only time I have a serious break on gambling that literally zero activity is when I have eye surgery recently. This break is a must due to my eye condition so I don’t have real break on gambling base on my own will.

I believe the only time I can possibly take a break on gambling naturally is when I don’t have time anymore to do it because I’m busy on important aspect of my life such as business and family which is right now still balance even with gambling.

I guess I would only take a break in gambling if I would go bankrupt as that time I will be not in capacity to gamble anymore. As to my activity in gambling, it doesn't require a lot of time as I can choose and bet on the team I like and wait for the outcome, that's how simple it is. However, if I get addicted then that might change which hopefully it will not happen to me. I mean, I was addicted once but it wasn't too serious. I heard there are people who have severe addiction that they loss their job because of it, that I don't want to happen to me.
Even then, you can still look for other options so that you can gamble.
Ive several times found people who can be said to be financially bankrupt but continue to make every effort to be able to continue gambling because they think there will be something missing if they cannot gamble and things like this will become a common thing to happen when we are already in a severe addiction regardless of whether we are bankrupt or still in good condition financially they will gamble to make the desire that is in him exceeded so in this case the problem when bankrupt is not a guarantee that we will stop gambling even though there may be a slight change in gambling activities carried out.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: slapper on February 10, 2024, 04:20:42 PM
A break? We should normalise this. Gamble like any other action requires balance. Holding onto your crypto is smart and shows foresight. Yes, freebies are fantastic, but they're not everything. Time to speak turkey. Breaks show strength. Recognising we're humans, not machines. We perform best with downtime. These breaks help us think clearly and make informed choices. Why rest? To protect our health and maintain control. Setting and maintaining boundaries is key. Understanding that there's a world beyond the screen with opportunities and experiences no amount of gambling can deliver. Remember, it's about steering your path with purpose, not stopping


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: traderethereum on February 10, 2024, 04:26:41 PM
I know it's sometimes not really easy to quit nor take a break at once but then you shouldn't have to wait till you are bankrupt before you stop because that's almost a sign of addiction which may lead to irresponsible and unhealthy gambling habit which is actually detrimental to both your finances and healthy and by extension the people around you too so you don't have to wait for such to happen to you first. Except you gamble exclusively for fun of which is still not too good because too much of anything or everything cause harm at some point

If you don't want such negative effect of addiction on you then you should quit or take a break at this point before it becomes too late and you are no longer able to to stop meanwhile you have lost so much already to the unhealthy habit, gambling must be done with caution and sense of responsibility.
It's not easy to stop gambling for a while because we still think we can get pleasure from gambling. Stopping gambling can help us to calm our minds and also keep our gambling expenses from getting too big.
Stopping gambling can also prevent us from gambling addiction that may already exist within us which makes it difficult for us to stop our gambling activities. And even if you gamble for fun, stopping gambling is still recommended to avoid the desire to continue gambling activities.
By stopping gambling, we can avoid the negative effects of gambling so that we will not gamble excessively. This is also to be able to maintain distance from gambling so that there is no feeling of wanting to gamble again.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: kojektea on February 10, 2024, 04:29:29 PM
I never thought about taking a break from gambling, because I am not an active gambler so I don't need to think about it, even if you want to take a break I will prefer useful activities, such as investing some of my money, planning a trip for healing so that I can escape from all the burdens on your mind, and much more, unless you are an active gambler it will be difficult to do this


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: lizarder on February 10, 2024, 04:34:43 PM
I know it's sometimes not really easy to quit nor take a break at once but then you shouldn't have to wait till you are bankrupt before you stop because that's almost a sign of addiction which may lead to irresponsible and unhealthy gambling habit which is actually detrimental to both your finances and healthy and by extension the people around you too so you don't have to wait for such to happen to you first. Except you gamble exclusively for fun of which is still not too good because too much of anything or everything cause harm at some point

If you don't want such negative effect of addiction on you then you should quit or take a break at this point before it becomes too late and you are no longer able to to stop meanwhile you have lost so much already to the unhealthy habit, gambling must be done with caution and sense of responsibility.
Gambling addiction will be quite difficult to cure and even if they have nothing they still intend to gamble at all costs. The psychological impact of gambling addiction will indeed end very badly, but it cannot be seen how someone can stop or not, but rather how they position themselves in gambling as an alternative when they want to stop. Gambling responsibly is the desire of many people but some people get stuck with an addiction once they enjoy gambling and eventually find it difficult to stop.

There are times when we need entertainment and occasionally come to gambling places as a way to find new things for inspiration, even though we rarely find such people. But at the same time, you must also be able to control gambling so that it doesn't affect your finances for the worse, especially if your income is unstable.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Dewi Aries on February 10, 2024, 05:25:09 PM
I never thought about taking a break from gambling, because I am not an active gambler so I don't need to think about it, even if you want to take a break I will prefer useful activities, such as investing some of my money, planning a trip for healing so that I can escape from all the burdens on your mind, and much more, unless you are an active gambler it will be difficult to do this

We are the same, of course we don't need to think about quitting if we are not active gamblers, I don't rule out the aspects that are always recommended for a gambler especially in terms of limiting the time in gambling such as "quitting" but maybe this is more recommended for those gamblers who are quite active in this activity which of course by knowing when to stop then this can minimize all the bad possibilities, such as you will not experience a significant amount of defeat because emotions can be slightly minimized when you don't gamble too often.

So the conclusion is "stop/rest" in gambling is much more recommended for those people who have entered the addiction phase even though on the other hand I understand that this is an action that is not easy for them, but there is no other way to prevent all unwanted possibilities except knowing when to row and when to pull over.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Su-asa on February 10, 2024, 05:31:52 PM
When you take a break in doesn't mean you are running from gambling or don't want to gamble again. Taking brake is normal, others have taken breaks in gamble and other things that takes their money.
Bitcoin is about to hit the top, it is good you want to take some brakes so you can accumulate Bitcoin so when you make more profits from Bitcoin you will gamble. It is not only gambler that's addicted that are taking brakes on gamble, IMO addicted gamblers can not take brake in gamble as their addictions is much.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: serjent05 on February 10, 2024, 05:35:55 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

It is simple, by not gambling for a planned time.  Although I check casinos bonuses and promotions, I refrain myself from gambling.  the most I can do is simulate a session by playing demo mode and see if I can bag a good win if ever I play on that day.  No matter what the result is, I will not play with actual money.  It beats the purpose of taking a break in gambling.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?

The obvious reason is the lack of free funds, the other one is the consecutive losses.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: imamusma on February 10, 2024, 07:02:43 PM
When you take a break in doesn't mean you are running from gambling or don't want to gamble again. Taking brake is normal, others have taken breaks in gamble and other things that takes their money.
Bitcoin is about to hit the top, it is good you want to take some brakes so you can accumulate Bitcoin so when you make more profits from Bitcoin you will gamble. It is not only gambler that's addicted that are taking brakes on gamble, IMO addicted gamblers can not take brake in gamble as their addictions is much.
It is indeed better to take a break from gambling for good, and choose to invest the money to buy Bitcoin or other Alcoins. Because both are risky, but the risks in Crypto are more measurable and can be studied. However, not all gamblers will understand and understand that there are still many ways to play with risks and opportunities. Those who are addicted to gambling games will think that gambling is the pinnacle of all risks and pleasure. Another manifestation of the pleasure of gambling is luck, yes, when you are lucky in gambling someone will tend to talk about their winnings for several days.

It sounds quite strange, but what I have seen and learned from gambling addicts so far, the pattern is almost the same as what I mentioned above. It's good to stop gambling temporarily, it would be better if you stopped for good. There are lots of other activities you can try besides gambling, and gambling capital can be very useful if used for other activities, although it is not used to invest in Crypto.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Webetcoins on February 10, 2024, 07:25:22 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?
In your case, you are not really taking a break because you still play gambling using those free monies. A true break in gambling is when you don't visit any casino for quite some time. Now in my case, the instance that makes me take a break in gambling is when I don't have any money left in my online wallet.

It's not that I'm too addicted for you guys to say that why I always empty my wallet but it's just the amount stored on it is not that huge enough. That's better though because if it's huge, there is still a tendency that I can lose more money and even empty the wallet soon because I'm a kind of person who can easily lose his temper.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: darkangel11 on February 10, 2024, 07:48:15 PM
I find it very easy. It's really not a problem when you're not addicted. If taking a break poses a problem for you, check your symptoms. What makes you feel bad about it. Do you feel the urge to bet, do you find yourself caving to go online? If the answer is yes, you're an addict and most likely a compulsive gambler who needs to seek professional help. I can tell you how it is for a normal guy that isn't addicted. I don't have certain days when I have to gamble. I gamble when I meet certain conditions, like when I own a money surplus and/or there's a sports event that I want to watch. I don't bet on matches that I don't watch, which makes it very easy to take a break.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Oilacris on February 10, 2024, 08:46:59 PM
I find it very easy. It's really not a problem when you're not addicted. If taking a break poses a problem for you, check your symptoms. What makes you feel bad about it. Do you feel the urge to bet, do you find yourself caving to go online? If the answer is yes, you're an addict and most likely a compulsive gambler who needs to seek professional help. I can tell you how it is for a normal guy that isn't addicted. I don't have certain days when I have to gamble. I gamble when I meet certain conditions, like when I own a money surplus and/or there's a sports event that I want to watch. I don't bet on matches that I don't watch, which makes it very easy to take a break.
Very easy indeed on which if you are that still into yourself when it comes to decision making and been wary on the things thats happening around then this one wont really be that an issue, but on the time that you are already that addicted to it then 99% you would really be failing on doing such thing in speaking about having some pause or having some break on where you would
definitely be failing up on doing so. This is why it would really be that better that once you arent still that addicted then it would be always recommendable that you should really know
about on setting out those kind of limitation and control when it comes into your gambling activity. Dont really come into a point that you would be losing track
with your spending into gambling. It should be something that will really be enjoyable and not something to be stressful.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: sompitonov on February 10, 2024, 08:47:15 PM
I don't need to look for reasons other than the one you mentioned. Because as you said, the cryptocurrency is growing while in a bullish cycle. Why should I spend on a game now if “tomorrow” it will cost more. This is something like a deflationary scenario in classical economics, because of this people do not buy goods, because the next day they will be able to afford more food and things. I don't know what other reasons you need for this. If you have a very strong desire, then allow yourself to bet only on your favorite games in doses it is not necessary to stop playing completely.

But if you want to take a full break, then no one else will do this except you, you need not to open or go to gambling sites for some time, of course it will be difficult at first, because of your habit, but after a few days you will most likely calm down. Everything I described above may not help because each of us is individual, and outbreaks of addiction may appear at any time, remember this.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: goaldigger on February 10, 2024, 09:24:27 PM
As an occasional gambler, I don’t have problems on taking a break in gambling since I only bet on interesting matches. Taking break can somehow help you think for the better and this is your best time to assess your gambling activities, and if you think its not ok already then once you come back you should be more responsible now. Some might find this difficult but again, always have your break so you wont be burn out in gambling especially if you already incurred losses. 


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Weawant on February 10, 2024, 09:50:54 PM
When you take a break in doesn't mean you are running from gambling or don't want to gamble again. Taking brake is normal, others have taken breaks in gamble and other things that takes their money.
Bitcoin is about to hit the top, it is good you want to take some brakes so you can accumulate Bitcoin so when you make more profits from Bitcoin you will gamble. It is not only gambler that's addicted that are taking brakes on gamble, IMO addicted gamblers can not take brake in gamble as their addictions is much.
It's a very healthy practice to at some point take a break from gambling, it will beneficial to you both psychological and financially because these are the two main parts of you that are been affected the most when you gamble and the only way to keep them in check is to take breaks at interval it will really help to relax these two aspect of you.

It's doesn't mean you are stopping or you are no longer going to have fun but then even the other kinds of fun you do have apart from gambling, there are times you will definitely want to take a break from them especially if you have to spend to have such fun, the break help you make sure you don't get to the point where you become prone to addiction as that's the main thing we all try to avoid because the effects of addiction is one that could in some cases last a life time and we are definitely not wanting that Dor ourselves because it will become much of a problem to us .


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: arimamib on February 10, 2024, 10:19:49 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.
It is simple, by not gambling for a planned time.  Although I check casinos bonuses and promotions, I refrain myself from gambling.  the most I can do is simulate a session by playing demo mode and see if I can bag a good win if ever I play on that day.  No matter what the result is, I will not play with actual money.  It beats the purpose of taking a break in gambling.
That is a proactive approach to taking breaks from gambling while still staying engaged with the gambling world. Checking out casino bonuses and promotions can keep you connected without the risk of actual gambling, and using demo modes to simulate sessions is a smart way to satisfy the urge to play without spending money.

There is opportunity to step back and reevaluate the gambling habits by committing not to gamble with real money during the break. This break allows you to avoid the potential negative consequences of impulsive or excessive gambling while still staying connected to the activity in a controlled manner. You just need to stick to your plan and avoid the temptation to gamble with real money, because this could undermine the purpose of your break and potentially lead to unintended consequences.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Miles2006 on February 10, 2024, 10:32:12 PM
Taking a break for awhile is not a big deal cause I don't gamble always and besides I don't take gambling so serious, I only bet when I have the money for bet but if there's no spare funds, I will wait for awhile.
Sometimes when I see people talking about their addict lifestyle and they can't resist the act for a day I will be surprised. The reason why people like this still find it difficult to take a break or quit is because they stayed too long with the act like spending more time to gamble and it'll take time for such person to quit


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Westinhome on February 10, 2024, 10:37:16 PM
Taking a break for awhile is not a big deal cause I don't gamble always and besides I don't take gambling so serious, I only bet when I have the money for bet but if there's no spare funds, I will wait for awhile.
Sometimes when I see people talking about their addict lifestyle and they can't resist the act for a day I will be surprised. The reason why people like this still find it difficult to take a break or quit is because they stayed too long with the act like spending more time to gamble and it'll take time for such person to quit

Taking a break was considered in the different way in the gambling site,because the gamblers who quit the game at the middle was considered as the gamblers who fear for the next game.But the fact is the gambling is not learn in a single day,the money should be used in a way to make some good sense.The gambling will change the life style of the gamblers,because the gamblers can make the jackpot in the gambling site with their knowledge.The risk was the key for the gambling but the experienced gamblers will accept that risk in the gambling.The risk taking gamblers will make huge money than he had expected from the gambling site.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Saint-loup on February 10, 2024, 10:48:46 PM
The more efficient thing IMO is to find and focus on others hobbies. If you like those new hobbies you will very quickly stop thinking and missing gambling. And you will start to gamble less and less, only when you really need to do it instead of when you have just free time.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Accardo on February 10, 2024, 10:53:03 PM
Taking a break for awhile is not a big deal cause I don't gamble always and besides I don't take gambling so serious, I only bet when I have the money for bet but if there's no spare funds, I will wait for awhile.
Sometimes when I see people talking about their addict lifestyle and they can't resist the act for a day I will be surprised. The reason why people like this still find it difficult to take a break or quit is because they stayed too long with the act like spending more time to gamble and it'll take time for such person to quit

Taking a break in gambling is a good quality of responsible gambling. I don't miss out on gambling vacations especially on period of severe fatigue and tiredness. It helps in revitalizing the gambler to think better on his next moves. When on this break, I personally don't bother about taking a visit to the casino site. Players who find it difficult as you said may not have participated in such practices during their early gambling days. Avoiding a break also contributed to their compulsive gambling conditions. It'll also be hard to correct, since they are not familiar with such behaviors. However, the lifestyle of an addict doesn't include a break. Taking a break means he's not addicted anymore. Or in the verge of correcting his gambling addiction. However, when a person decides to overwork himself gambling each moment of the day, he'll definitely face difficulty in gambling.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Fredomago on February 10, 2024, 10:55:14 PM
Taking a break for awhile is not a big deal cause I don't gamble always and besides I don't take gambling so serious, I only bet when I have the money for bet but if there's no spare funds, I will wait for awhile.
Sometimes when I see people talking about their addict lifestyle and they can't resist the act for a day I will be surprised. The reason why people like this still find it difficult to take a break or quit is because they stayed too long with the act like spending more time to gamble and it'll take time for such person to quit

Once they got attached then it will be difficult to take a break or quit completely as they always wanted to feel that enjoyment, an addicted gambler forget about any limitation, good thing that you can still control yourself not to exceed from what you are doing now, the moment that you exceed will increase your apetite and it will push you to play longer.

And with that, it will require you also to spend more money, better to keep the enjoyment and never to please any greed inside you to prevent getting addicted.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Odusko on February 10, 2024, 11:11:36 PM
Knowing that there is a need to take a break, and also reflect on your game decisions and whatever tends to control your games actions so having such ability to take that break will be a big addition to help save your balance from the total drain so taking that break becomes more essential to all player who wants to maintain a stable balance.
The big deal is when you can not control your gambling urge, or even take a break, when the loses become more excessive.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: bbigtart on February 10, 2024, 11:51:22 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?


Taking a short break from gambling is really necessary so that you can continue to evaluate your gambling results and rearrange your strategy. I am someone who rarely gambles, so I gamble when I have extra money after all my needs are met including crypto dca.

So, if you ask when will I stop gambling? When I don't have extra money, I'm not the type of gambler who is too eager to gamble constantly. If I have more time and money then I gamble, if I don't then I stop gambling, stopping for a while is not stopping completely. because so far I can still control my gambling and it doesn't have a bad impact on me. But I also often take advantage of claiming bonuses and looking for free ones to get free bets or something like that.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Pumared on February 11, 2024, 01:34:17 AM
Knowing that there is a need to take a break, and also reflect on your game decisions and whatever tends to control your games actions so having such ability to take that break will be a big addition to help save your balance from the total drain so taking that break becomes more essential to all player who wants to maintain a stable balance.
The big deal is when you can not control your gambling urge, or even take a break, when the loses become more excessive.

That's exactly it. Knowing when to stop is the beginning of everything. I understand it's complicated, but criticizing yourself always helps. Get help from people too. But the most important thing is to exercise moderation when there is a problem.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: wakier on February 11, 2024, 02:57:55 AM
Taking a break for awhile is not a big deal cause I don't gamble always and besides I don't take gambling so serious, I only bet when I have the money for bet but if there's no spare funds, I will wait for awhile.
Sometimes when I see people talking about their addict lifestyle and they can't resist the act for a day I will be surprised. The reason why people like this still find it difficult to take a break or quit is because they stayed too long with the act like spending more time to gamble and it'll take time for such person to quit
Yes, this is a good action because someone who doesn't attach much importance to gambling can stop at any time and not worry about getting addicted, especially if you experience continuous losses, it's better to stop temporarily so that the losses aren't too big and don't try to chase losses that have already been made you experience.
Someone who is addicted cannot stop easily because they always spend more time gambling and when they lose, instead of thinking about stopping for a moment, they actually increase their bets in order to restore their condition to normal.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: stadus on February 11, 2024, 03:11:33 AM
Knowing that there is a need to take a break, and also reflect on your game decisions and whatever tends to control your games actions so having such ability to take that break will be a big addition to help save your balance from the total drain so taking that break becomes more essential to all player who wants to maintain a stable balance.
The big deal is when you can not control your gambling urge, or even take a break, when the loses become more excessive.

That's exactly it. Knowing when to stop is the beginning of everything. I understand it's complicated, but criticizing yourself always helps. Get help from people too. But the most important thing is to exercise moderation when there is a problem.

You can start doing moderation in gambling if you learn how to control yourself. People get addicted because of lack of control, and that is the problem that has to be solve. Taking a break is important, because when you are too focus on what you are doing, you won't be able to reflect and might not notice that you aren't doing well already. Even pro take a break sometimes, everyone needs to breath, reassess the strategy and ourselves (the most important), and the come back with discipline, I mean full discipline.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: pinggoki on February 11, 2024, 03:38:22 AM
The more efficient thing IMO is to find and focus on others hobbies. If you like those new hobbies you will very quickly stop thinking and missing gambling
Totally in agreement with this one, having other stuff to do is a really good distraction for when you want to effectively take a break from gambling, that way you're thinking of the hobby most of the time and your not itching to spin another dice. For me though, I was able to do it just right by just not being too obsessed or attached to gambling, I always check on myself whenever I get frustrated with the losses and sometimes I'm able to quit or take a break but it's not always the case, maybe if I try to find another hobby, I'd be able to take a break much better but gambling is my only hobby.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: klidex on February 11, 2024, 03:42:58 AM
I stop gambling when I don't have money hehe ;D I gamble when I'm in a good mood and want to gamble but if I'm not in a good mood and I'm lazy or bored I don't gamble and do other activities like going out with friends or my partner, although sometimes Gambling can be used as a medium for entertainment when I'm bored, but when I have to lose money I become annoyed, therefore it's better for me to stop gambling for a while and gamble when I have more money and don't use the money for anything.

Even so, I still gamble occasionally and don't stop for a long time because after all I still don't want to miss out on sports betting, but I bet on the big leagues that are played at the weekend which makes me feel entertained when I watch my favorite club performed and bet on it they eliminate the boredom that is inside me.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Asuspawer09 on February 11, 2024, 05:49:20 AM
In my experience when I do gamble a lot there are for sure a lot of things that you can do to take a break from gambling unless you're a gambling addict its actually really simple, I just put my focus on other things, what I do is put my effort on learning other things since I wanted to be better something like 3D modeling, that is what I do and continue to learn that, I get rid of gambling pretty easy when you actually do some projects and then the result was kind great and you're satisfied with it you kinda want to continue learning it and just practice more eating a lot of your time.

It was actually simple right just to do other things something that you already wanted to do, you could easily divert your attention to gambling for sure, but much better if you're going to do things like exercise, sports, or learning new skills instead of just like watching movies, or playing games because maybe that new skills can be your assets that you can use in order to earn.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: ethereumhunter on February 11, 2024, 05:53:45 AM
The more efficient thing IMO is to find and focus on others hobbies. If you like those new hobbies you will very quickly stop thinking and missing gambling
Totally in agreement with this one, having other stuff to do is a really good distraction for when you want to effectively take a break from gambling, that way you're thinking of the hobby most of the time and your not itching to spin another dice. For me though, I was able to do it just right by just not being too obsessed or attached to gambling, I always check on myself whenever I get frustrated with the losses and sometimes I'm able to quit or take a break but it's not always the case, maybe if I try to find another hobby, I'd be able to take a break much better but gambling is my only hobby.
That's what we have to do if we really want to stop gambling by diverting our attention by doing other things. Even if there is still a little thought and desire to return to gambling, it will not last because we are doing other things and if we add other activities throughout the day, we have no intention of returning to gambling. This distraction is very necessary to prevent us from returning to gambling so that we can stop gambling for a moment. And even though we feel able to control ourselves when gambling, there is no harm in deciding to take a break from gambling. It can refresh our minds from the desire to gamble and can also prevent us from losing what might occur in gambling. We can also save the money we have so that it will not only be used for gambling.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Hirose UK on February 11, 2024, 05:56:15 AM
Most gamblers will have difficulty stopping when they have had a big win or series of losses, they have their own ambitions in every situation that occurs in gambling.
But everything will be different for gamblers who have the right goals and approach in gambling because for gamblers like this and with the added responsibility they can determine the right time to start and stop.

The more efficient thing IMO is to find and focus on others hobbies. If you like those new hobbies you will very quickly stop thinking and missing gambling
Totally in agreement with this one, having other stuff to do is a really good distraction for when you want to effectively take a break from gambling, that way you're thinking of the hobby most of the time and your not itching to spin another dice. For me though, I was able to do it just right by just not being too obsessed or attached to gambling, I always check on myself whenever I get frustrated with the losses and sometimes I'm able to quit or take a break but it's not always the case, maybe if I try to find another hobby, I'd be able to take a break much better but gambling is my only hobby.
This is good advice, when gambler has new hobby and really enjoys it, they will be able to stop gambling at any time and will do some of the hobbies they enjoy.
But this is difficult because gamblers who are truly addicted will always only choose gambling as their most favorite activity, even when they are introduced to or invited to other hobby activities, they will never want to do it.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Samlucky O on February 11, 2024, 06:39:28 AM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.
Gambling has no break. what really happens is that when people often lost they take a break, but when there is more frequent wining, they continue playing. But there are also some set of people who only play gamble based of how there income is generated. For example some people whom receive payment on weekly basis always make provision for money to play gamble for the week and if it's exhausted they'll wait till the upper week before playing another one. While some receive payment monthly. And if they receive monthly salary they mark out fund for gambling for the month. Though they might not play every day but they play more frequently. While some other people are addicted to playing with even %80 of their salary, and go home with%20 with aggression. So for me I Play my gamble with a program of lost cut set. Meaning if I program a game to play and my fund for gamble is gone due to frequent lost, I stop playing.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Bitcoin_people on February 11, 2024, 07:08:13 AM
If you decide to stop gambling then I think it's better because most of the time you will lose money here. If you don't want to lose your money then you must have a plan where you can hold and manage like gambling. But if you take the advice of trading then it will also be risky so you should avoid gambling and trading it will keep you risk free. If you invest and hold for long term it will always be good for you and you will get more profit from it. Paradigm to stop gambling is not to lose money but to invest with the intention of increasing money in the future. So avoid gambling and invest your money in this way you will be risk free and not lose your money.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Outhue on February 11, 2024, 07:22:50 AM
People who find it way to take a break from gambling are not so into gambling, they are the type that do gambling for fun sake only, they choose days to gamble and they easily day no when they don't feel like.

Some people don't rely on gambling for source of income, and this is a fact, if you can't take break from gambling you are someone who have some expectations from gambling, it doesn't make you an addict yet but it could later.

Too much of gambling exposure makes one a gaming addict, try taking a break, you can't? Then you expect to accomplish some things using gambling, and this my friend, is not a good way to become a gambler, it's about taking control and be the boss.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Barikui1 on February 11, 2024, 07:52:21 AM
To me for someone that has been gambling for long to just take a stand and decided to take a break means that he has been hit very hard by his recent losses or he feels like he is now getting addicted,  but too me I don't gambles frequently that much, but for me to take a stand that I wouldn't gambler again or taking a break simply means one thing, that my losses have gotten to my head, and I just want to clear my head before I think of such thing again. So it's all depends on the individual involved.
But If  scenario of such happened to an addictive gambler, he would not even consider taking a break or even stopping because to him, it's part of his life, and it's one of the things he live for, this is one of the reasons why being a gambling addict is very bad, because you will no longer think right due to its addiction.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Cryptoprincess101 on February 11, 2024, 08:03:36 AM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?



Though I'm not a gambler but I've been around people that gambles and I can tell that it's really difficult for them to take a break because they feel that they may miss their chances of winning if they go on a break. The only people that can be able to take a break or rather quit gambling is people that are new into it and tried their luck in other to win but the winning didn't come as expected as they can easily lose interest and decides to give it some time before they try again.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: KiaKia on February 11, 2024, 09:35:02 AM
I can't count how many times I have taken some time off gambling, it's easier to do if you have important things going on in your family, as a family man you have to give time to your kids and spend time with them, playing in a garden is enough to eat up your free time.

Taking a break is necessary and helpful too, when you engage in something too many times you feel bored and tired of it, so mixing that free time with something else is not a bad plan at all.

I spend some of my free times with family, movies, video games and holidays, gambling is not a must for me, but there are times that I feel the thirst of gambling, and even though I know that I will likely throw some money away, but it's not a problem for me, because I risk what I can accept to lose.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Jody.Drummer on February 11, 2024, 11:29:09 AM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?



Though I'm not a gambler but I've been around people that gambles and I can tell that it's really difficult for them to take a break because they feel that they may miss their chances of winning if they go on a break. The only people that can be able to take a break or rather quit gambling is people that are new into it and tried their luck in other to win but the winning didn't come as expected as they can easily lose interest and decides to give it some time before they try again.

Yes but the problem is that they will never know whether if they do not stop in the sense of continuing to gamble whether they can win or even lose again? this is what must be made a question for consideration, because gambling has absolutely no certainty whatsoever to be able to get a win, all of that is unknown, I understand that gambling provides a chance to win for all gamblers but that opportunity will only be able to happen (materialize) if you are really in a lucky situation because overall only luck can lead you to victory.

One of the other reasons why there are some gamblers who find it difficult to quit is because they are too focused on winning which is basically as I said above that anyone can never know when they can win, and conversely gamblers who can quit are those who are not too focused on winning and also who have a proper understanding that gambling is always about winning and losing, in the sense that they are worried that if they continue their gambling sessions or there are no limits imposed on their gambling they are worried that they will lose a larger amount of money.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: oktana on February 11, 2024, 11:50:09 AM
I lost some money last year and the break I decided to take is for the whole year. ;)
I have chosen that I will not participate in any form of gambling since then because I realized that there are patterns that gambling creates that all gamblers follow. When you lose your money, the next thing you’re trying to recover it, then you lose more. And if you win, you become greedy by wanting more. So I just choose to stay clear. 


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Crypt0Gore on February 11, 2024, 12:18:23 PM
It's not necessary to take a break if you are a gambler who doesn't gamble every week, or someone who only games two days in a week, we have seven days in a week and if two days, with few minutes or a hour max is your gambling session what type of break will you need anyway?

I like telling people to always limit their gambling time and days, this is compulsory to put everything in the right order, you will have time with your own life and not wrap your head around gambling gains only, you will also be able to practice risk management and stand by your strategy.

Spending too much time on casinos is not good for you, take some days off by choosing one or three days in a week as your max gambling days, the other days that are not your gambling days are enough for you to think and do things right.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: gabbie2010 on February 11, 2024, 01:04:43 PM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?


If it's because the imminent increasing value of crypto is a major consign to you, I think you should look inward to local gambling sites that accept local currency for betting, I believe the local currency would have a lesser value than crypto thus losing few bucks in local currency wouldn't hurt unlike losing some chunk of crypto however if you prefer taking a break and the price of crypto keep on increasing with minor correction or pullback that means you might not gamble again, in my own case I use a local gambling site after switching from crypto to my local currency and betting with few buck in my local currency to win some few money is satisfactory.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: aioc on February 11, 2024, 01:10:20 PM


What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?



Gambling doesn't have a hold on me I can always take a break from gambling anytime and anyway I have taken a break when I have a job where I need to be in a factory for 12 to 15 hours when I lose and win a big amount of money, and when I don't have a job, taking a break from gambling from time to time is very important so we don't develop the habit of becoming too involved in gambling, that will be developed to gambling addiction.
Habits are very important if you keep doing the same thing almost every day, you become addicted to it gambling addiction is one bad habit that we should not develop it will lead to something that we will regret later.
Many people unknowingly develop addiction because of not taking a break.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Blitzboy on February 11, 2024, 03:07:12 PM
It's not necessary to take a break if you are a gambler who doesn't gamble every week, or someone who only games two days in a week, we have seven days in a week and if two days, with few minutes or a hour max is your gambling session what type of break will you need anyway?

I like telling people to always limit their gambling time and days, this is compulsory to put everything in the right order, you will have time with your own life and not wrap your head around gambling gains only, you will also be able to practice risk management and stand by your strategy.

Spending too much time on casinos is not good for you, take some days off by choosing one or three days in a week as your max gambling days, the other days that are not your gambling days are enough for you to think and do things right.
Hearing someone advocate for a systematic approach to entertainment is refreshing. I endorse your two-day-a-week gaming schedule. Within this paradigm, a small break can be powerful for reflection.

Not only does restricting gambling time avoid overindulgence, it improves life. Creating harmony where gambling is a fun distraction, not a power issue. By actively deciding when to stand back, we obtain a richer, more balanced existence where every wager is a choice, not a compulsion.

Even casual gamblers should be encouraged to take a break to promote the value of pause. We readjust and remember why we gamble: for fun and chance.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: boltz on February 11, 2024, 03:11:36 PM
Breaks in gambling are super welcome and necessary!

I tend to make breaks after I have a massive losing streak because no matter what I bet , I end up losing so it's better to simply forget about gambling for a while and after a few weeks or even months , I comeback to place a bet and see if my luck changed or not.  ;D ;D


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: umbara ardian on February 11, 2024, 03:12:44 PM
hitting the pause button on gambling? Totally normal, bro. In fact, it's a smart move, not a sign of weakness. Think of it like this: even the most hardcore athletes take rest days, right? It's how they recharge, avoid burnout, and come back stronger.

You're spot on about the reasons for a break being diverse. Maybe finances need a breather, schedules get hectic, or emotions take a rollercoaster ride. Whatever the trigger, listening to your gut is key. Forcing yourself to gamble when your heart's not in it is like trying to climb a mountain with one shoe tied. Not gonna end well.

Think in a more positive way, taking a break shouldn't feel like punishment. It's an opportunity to explore other things, reconnect with yourself, and come back to gambling with a fresh perspective.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: the rise on February 11, 2024, 03:16:14 PM
I will take a break from gambling if I don't have sufficient income to fulfill my life and I will also take a break if I need it for my main needs, but I will return if everything is normal and I have a little left as my capital in gambling, this is something I often experience so I don't prioritize my gambling more than my main needs, because my salary is just enough for my life, only if I'm lucky to get extra money


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Litzki1990 on February 11, 2024, 03:20:13 PM
Taking a break from everything and working in a new way creates a different enthusiasm for work and increases interest in work. Even if you are a regular gambler, you should take a break from gambling. When you take a break from gambling, you can better prepare yourself for gambling. A person is not able to do any work independently through some defect remains.You may be making a profit from gambling but you may also notice that there are areas where you can improve. And if you can't find your weakness then you can take a break at that time and take a break to find out where you need to improve and try to improve on that. If this is how you think about gambling then taking a break from gambling is definitely a good decision for you.  .


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: maydna on February 11, 2024, 03:23:09 PM
It's not necessary to take a break if you are a gambler who doesn't gamble every week, or someone who only games two days in a week, we have seven days in a week and if two days, with few minutes or a hour max is your gambling session what type of break will you need anyway?

I like telling people to always limit their gambling time and days, this is compulsory to put everything in the right order, you will have time with your own life and not wrap your head around gambling gains only, you will also be able to practice risk management and stand by your strategy.

Spending too much time on casinos is not good for you, take some days off by choosing one or three days in a week as your max gambling days, the other days that are not your gambling days are enough for you to think and do things right.
I think taking a break from gambling is necessary so that you won't think about gambling even if you don't gamble very often. It would be like a precaution that we take from gambling, which could become more frequent without us realizing it. Even though we rarely gamble, it can make us come to the casino the next day because we know that gambling can really tempt us to gamble again. This is what we have to be aware of when playing gambling so that we can really avoid problems such as gambling addiction, where we cannot predict when gambling addiction will come to us. We can only anticipate or prevent bad things from coming to us so that we can still feel comfortable when gambling.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Rabata on February 11, 2024, 04:03:12 PM
What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?
Gambling requires taking a break, but the true extent of a gambler's break is up to him. I sometimes take a break from different reasons. The fact that you took a break from the perspective of the bull run that will now be a common reason for many gamblers. Investing in cryptocurrencies when the market is bullish is more profitable than gambling. So many take a temporary break from gambling. But I still don't think about that because I spend a small amount of money on gambling and I have a separate portfolio for investments. A large proportion of gamblers take a break from gambling for financial reasons.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: the rise on February 11, 2024, 04:23:14 PM
What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?
Gambling requires taking a break, but the true extent of a gambler's break is up to him. I sometimes take a break from different reasons. The fact that you took a break from the perspective of the bull run that will now be a common reason for many gamblers. Investing in cryptocurrencies when the market is bullish is more profitable than gambling. So many take a temporary break from gambling. But I still don't think about that because I spend a small amount of money on gambling and I have a separate portfolio for investments. A large proportion of gamblers take a break from gambling for financial reasons.
If they stop because of financial factors, it is much better than having to take a break. Moreover, if the gambling they do exceeds the limits of their ability and finances, it is better to just stop immediately rather than having to take a break, which in the future will also force themselves, if they stop temporarily. because the purpose of the investment doesn't matter at all


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: junder on February 11, 2024, 07:40:17 PM
Breaks in gambling are super welcome and necessary!

I tend to make breaks after I have a massive losing streak because no matter what I bet , I end up losing so it's better to simply forget about gambling for a while and after a few weeks or even months , I comeback to place a bet and see if my luck changed or not.  ;D ;D

Yes, it is necessary to take a break, because gambling can make your mind confused by the fact that you will lose more often. indeed, if we have lost in gambling, we hope to stop to rest or rest our minds, because if we continue gambling continuously it can mess up our minds which can trigger us to experience emotions that can cause big losses, therefore taking a break from gambling is important because we requires clear thinking to gamble.

I can't imagine gambling without taking a break, maybe it will make us emotional and everything will become uncontrollable, especially as you said by experiencing consecutive losses, in my opinion, if you gamble, you will lose and deposit the money back to gamble. It can influence our thinking which can make us emotional, especially if we have successive defeats. It is necessary to reset your thinking so that emotions do not occur which can cause everything to fall apart.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Oilacris on February 11, 2024, 07:59:25 PM
What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?
Gambling requires taking a break, but the true extent of a gambler's break is up to him. I sometimes take a break from different reasons. The fact that you took a break from the perspective of the bull run that will now be a common reason for many gamblers. Investing in cryptocurrencies when the market is bullish is more profitable than gambling. So many take a temporary break from gambling. But I still don't think about that because I spend a small amount of money on gambling and I have a separate portfolio for investments. A large proportion of gamblers take a break from gambling for financial reasons.
If they stop because of financial factors, it is much better than having to take a break. Moreover, if the gambling they do exceeds the limits of their ability and finances, it is better to just stop immediately rather than having to take a break, which in the future will also force themselves, if they stop temporarily. because the purpose of the investment doesn't matter at all
If you do find yourself on not to be able to quit up gambling then it would really be just that only on two possible reasons on which you are really that trying out to make some good hits
or really just that simply trying out to chase those loses on which these are the only possible reasons on why a certain individual would really be that having those long time kind of gambling dealing.
This is why it would really be that best that on the time that you've seen yourself that spending too much money into this activity. This is why it would really be better that you should
having a break at least or stop completely if you have seen that gambling attachment is already into point on which is beyond on someones limitation on which it is really just that right on making those decisions.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: lombok on February 11, 2024, 08:29:24 PM
I play sports betting, and of course I don't play all the time and all the time. I only play when I want and when I am sure that the club playing the match is capable of winning. Not every match I will enter. Maybe this doesn't stop, but I'm not addicted plus I only play with $1 a little less. Sometimes I get capital from playing fauchet.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: shasan on February 11, 2024, 09:35:06 PM
While I want to take a break I just withdraw my funds from gambling sites and try to pass my time on Facebook and/or YouTube. And it helps me to stay out of gambling. And I think only a few people may stay away from gambling until s/he have funds left to him/her.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Dewi Aries on February 12, 2024, 03:17:13 AM
While I want to take a break I just withdraw my funds from gambling sites and try to pass my time on Facebook and/or YouTube. And it helps me to stay out of gambling. And I think only a few people may stay away from gambling until s/he have funds left to him/her.

If you are in a winning situation then obviously that is what you should do by preferring to withdraw the funds in the gambling site, this can make you enjoy the results of the gambling you do and after that turn your attention to other things such as watching youtube shows or swiping screens on some social media such as Facebook, but on the other hand only a few people are able to do this when they are in a winning situation, usually you may also know that for most people "greed" is a difficult thing to ignore when they are in a winning situation.

Instead of resting they continue with much higher assumptions and confidence and with the idea that they will be able to make a bigger amount, however greed is a bad action that should be avoided in gambling, I understand that there is a chance for you to get a bigger amount, but such results are very rare, and usually you lose everything, so this is why it is important to always apply limits to gambling activities whether it is in terms of budget or time involvement.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Don Pedro Dinero on February 12, 2024, 04:52:59 AM
I do not gamble frequently. So I do not think I should call it a break if I do not gamble for a week or two or more weeks. I am a busy type and I only have few hours for gambling, mostly during weekend. From the money I receive weekly, I still have like 5% that I can use to gamble anytime I want to gamble but that is if I have time for it.

The reason I think people may take a break is when gambling is taking much of their time or maybe they are becoming addicted and go for self-exclusion.

This is my own case, but not so much in terms of being busy. I mean: yes I am generally busy but that wouldn't stop me from gambling more if I wanted to because nowadays gambling access is 24/7 if you want to, you can play from your mobile. What I am like you is that I don't gamble very often and without talking about percentages, it's always amounts I can afford to lose.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on February 12, 2024, 04:54:59 AM
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Well that doesn't mean that you retire from the game completely, but sometimes you have to do it that way, because basically we as human beings do need a certain break from time to time, especially from the caisno, because basically We can't have fun and enjoy it well, but there is always some pressure, and that pressure is sometimes tiring, the fact that we have money and that we don't want to lose it, all this is something that is exerted on us, some call it stress, that is why the activity of the game in the sports casinos should be considered as an activity primarily for adults and certainly an activity of great financial care, because if this care is not taken everything can go down, and that does not That's what you're looking for, no one likes to lose their money, Andie, I haven't seen the first person who says they're going to collaborate with a casino because they feel that the casino doesn't need more money, no.

We are in a casino, or several, and we have our money there and it is empty, depraved and we are vansadao of apsotar, well of course we must show it not only on YouTube, social networks, I talk about vacinoes, because that is also necessary To clear my mind a little, I love the sea, the fact of going to a beach, islands, keys, seeing other types of people, enjoying family, all this is very beautiful and if we have the opportunity to do it, then no. We must think about it at all, so for this we also play to be a different sperosna that we can generate ways to make a difference, not everything is time spent and night in the caino, no, the mind clears, the body also needs to make some changes , all this is necessary, for me these things can be determining factors in everything but basically the worst ones are those who decide it this way, well I congratulate them because I know that they are betting on the best things in life.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Strongkored on February 12, 2024, 07:46:51 AM

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?

Just set your target, if you are currently targeting to have more coins then you should reduce gambling because the target will make us more disciplined.
I don't have any problems taking a break from gambling because I never thought about earning an income from gambling, so at any time I can stop and play when there is money available and it's really idle money, not specifically provided for gambling, because at the moment it's a target to add more Bitcoin to get a profit when the price of this coin reaches the latest ATH so that even though I'm gamble, the percentage decreases quite sharply, and if I have time to take part in a giveaway that provides a chance to win and the results can be used for gambling without reducing the money I usually earn from my daily work.
So one of the events that can make me take a break from gambling is when I want to make a profit from the bullish period later and also usually when network fees are high because I often only gamble using Bitcoin, not altcoins or stablecoins.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: coinerer on February 12, 2024, 07:58:17 AM
I do not gamble frequently. So I do not think I should call it a break if I do not gamble for a week or two or more weeks. I am a busy type and I only have few hours for gambling, mostly during weekend. From the money I receive weekly, I still have like 5% that I can use to gamble anytime I want to gamble but that is if I have time for it.

The reason I think people may take a break is when gambling is taking much of their time or maybe they are becoming addicted and go for self-exclusion.

This is my own case, but not so much in terms of being busy. I mean: yes I am generally busy but that wouldn't stop me from gambling more if I wanted to because nowadays gambling access is 24/7 if you want to, you can play from your mobile. What I am like you is that I don't gamble very often and without talking about percentages, it's always amounts I can afford to lose.
My side also matches yours. i am not gamble too much in a week or month. I spend a very busy time so i can gamble only on weekend and i just enjoy it. i am not gamble for any earning purpose. who choice gambling as a source of earning he can get addicted on gambling  because there intension is a big winning and get rich. this desire force them to gamble without any break. so they should be careful about this. otherwise It is true that they will suffer a lot


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Jody.Drummer on February 12, 2024, 10:31:33 AM
I do not gamble frequently. So I do not think I should call it a break if I do not gamble for a week or two or more weeks. I am a busy type and I only have few hours for gambling, mostly during weekend. From the money I receive weekly, I still have like 5% that I can use to gamble anytime I want to gamble but that is if I have time for it.

The reason I think people may take a break is when gambling is taking much of their time or maybe they are becoming addicted and go for self-exclusion.

This is my own case, but not so much in terms of being busy. I mean: yes I am generally busy but that wouldn't stop me from gambling more if I wanted to because nowadays gambling access is 24/7 if you want to, you can play from your mobile. What I am like you is that I don't gamble very often and without talking about percentages, it's always amounts I can afford to lose.
My side also matches yours. i am not gamble too much in a week or month. I spend a very busy time so i can gamble only on weekend and i just enjoy it. i am not gamble for any earning purpose. who choice gambling as a source of earning he can get addicted on gambling  because there intension is a big winning and get rich. this desire force them to gamble without any break. so they should be careful about this. otherwise It is true that they will suffer a lot

True, the point is that when you try to treat and address gambling as a place that earns then usually the opposite happens, which is where instead of earning but instead they end up losing a lot, as you said that they will be more curious and addicted especially when they are in a winning situation, and this is a situation where gamblers apply their greed, I'm sure for most gamblers who come to earn then they will find it very difficult to ignore their greed because obviously with the goal of earning then they will always want a bigger amount even though they have basically won, because with high hopes and beliefs then they will assume that "it looks like I can get bigger", but on the other hand they don't know that luck is gone at that time so when they apply greed then usually they will end up losing everything they originally got.

There is absolutely no rest because all they want is to continue gambling which they think that way they will be able to get a large amount of winnings, even though they are slowly losing money over time, so of course the point is never to make gambling as an income, this is dangerous.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: maydna on February 12, 2024, 10:44:29 AM
i am not gamble too much in a week or month. I spend a very busy time so i can gamble only on weekend and i just enjoy it. i am not gamble for any earning purpose. who choice gambling as a source of earning he can get addicted on gambling  because there intension is a big winning and get rich. this desire force them to gamble without any break. so they should be careful about this. otherwise It is true that they will suffer a lot
Yes, it is better to use gambling as entertainment in your spare time, and I agree with what you say that whoever chooses gambling as a source of income can become addicted to gambling and have the desire not to want to stop gambling. Those who continue to gamble will get deeper and deeper into gambling until they cannot realize that they are addicted to gambling and have even spent a lot of money. They want to make money from gambling, and that is why they continue to gamble continuously. It is difficult to stop them because they have fallen deeper into gambling. Yes, they will only experience bigger and bigger losses without being able to win and will even lose even bigger. They should be able to take a short break from gambling to avoid gambling addiction.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Fivestar4everMVP on February 12, 2024, 10:57:25 AM
i am not gamble too much in a week or month. I spend a very busy time so i can gamble only on weekend and i just enjoy it. i am not gamble for any earning purpose. who choice gambling as a source of earning he can get addicted on gambling  because there intension is a big winning and get rich. this desire force them to gamble without any break. so they should be careful about this. otherwise It is true that they will suffer a lot
Yes, it is better to use gambling as entertainment in your spare time, and I agree with what you say that whoever chooses gambling as a source of income can become addicted to gambling and have the desire not to want to stop gambling. Those who continue to gamble will get deeper and deeper into gambling until they cannot realize that they are addicted to gambling and have even spent a lot of money. They want to make money from gambling, and that is why they continue to gamble continuously. It is difficult to stop them because they have fallen deeper into gambling. Yes, they will only experience bigger and bigger losses without being able to win and will even lose even bigger. They should be able to take a short break from gambling to avoid gambling addiction.
Sorry but am wondering if you are the one who decides who wins and who loses in gambling? Don't get or understand me wrongly please, I mean no offense, I am trying to correct a wrong narrative of yours here.
Being addicted to gambling does not stop people or gamblers from winning some or even most of their games, as long as the said gambler know his or her right hand from his left hand, addiction to gambling does not make a gambler an automatic loser, just same way being addicted to smoking does not kill the addict in just one day.

Addicts still win games, some of them still make good money through gambling, but their only problem, or one of the major problem they have is that, they will still end up spending all that money they won on gambling again, which if they are lucky, they can still win again, but if unlucky, then they lose, this does not mean that an addicted gambler will just lose and keep losing and never winning, this is a wrong narrative.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Yamifoud on February 12, 2024, 11:01:05 AM

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?


When I experience continuous losses and when gambling is always in my mind.
Taking a break is somewhat necessary, not just to avoid more losses but to avoid falling into addiction. We can go elsewhere where we can divert our mind,  better to be in a place where the internet is not working well. We better do this and make it habitual rather than having regrets because it was hard when we were already hooked up by addiction.

Let us help our mind take a fresh breath but have time for something that won't give us stress.
Finding a place where we can peacefully think about the future.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: borovichok on February 12, 2024, 11:24:12 AM
i am not gamble too much in a week or month. I spend a very busy time so i can gamble only on weekend and i just enjoy it. i am not gamble for any earning purpose. who choice gambling as a source of earning he can get addicted on gambling  because there intension is a big winning and get rich. this desire force them to gamble without any break. so they should be careful about this. otherwise It is true that they will suffer a lot
Yes, it is better to use gambling as entertainment in your spare time, and I agree with what you say that whoever chooses gambling as a source of income can become addicted to gambling and have the desire not to want to stop gambling. Those who continue to gamble will get deeper and deeper into gambling until they cannot realize that they are addicted to gambling and have even spent a lot of money. They want to make money from gambling, and that is why they continue to gamble continuously. It is difficult to stop them because they have fallen deeper into gambling. Yes, they will only experience bigger and bigger losses without being able to win and will even lose even bigger. They should be able to take a short break from gambling to avoid gambling addiction.


Personal observation shows that there are exceptions to whatever we prescribe. Even when we recommend that gamblers should see gambling as entertainment we have heard stories or even know gamblers who initially gambled for fun but got addicted and ran into debt and other gambling-related problems. Conversely, some gamblers gamble with the hope of making money from it but they haven`t landed in any gambling-related crime. So, why is it so?

I know of a rich man who went broke because of gambling. He was indebted and sold almost all his properties just to gamble. He gave an account that he was doing that for fun to avoid being lonely but he got himself addicted and lost everything. So, sometimes a gambler who gambles for fun is still not safe. I think the reason we gamble is immaterial but our self-awareness is what matters. A gambler needs to stop when his budget has been exhausted.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Blitzboy on February 12, 2024, 11:42:27 AM
I do not gamble frequently. So I do not think I should call it a break if I do not gamble for a week or two or more weeks. I am a busy type and I only have few hours for gambling, mostly during weekend. From the money I receive weekly, I still have like 5% that I can use to gamble anytime I want to gamble but that is if I have time for it.

The reason I think people may take a break is when gambling is taking much of their time or maybe they are becoming addicted and go for self-exclusion.

This is my own case, but not so much in terms of being busy. I mean: yes I am generally busy but that wouldn't stop me from gambling more if I wanted to because nowadays gambling access is 24/7 if you want to, you can play from your mobile. What I am like you is that I don't gamble very often and without talking about percentages, it's always amounts I can afford to lose.
My side also matches yours. i am not gamble too much in a week or month. I spend a very busy time so i can gamble only on weekend and i just enjoy it. i am not gamble for any earning purpose. who choice gambling as a source of earning he can get addicted on gambling  because there intension is a big winning and get rich. this desire force them to gamble without any break. so they should be careful about this. otherwise It is true that they will suffer a lot

True, the point is that when you try to treat and address gambling as a place that earns then usually the opposite happens, which is where instead of earning but instead they end up losing a lot, as you said that they will be more curious and addicted especially when they are in a winning situation, and this is a situation where gamblers apply their greed, I'm sure for most gamblers who come to earn then they will find it very difficult to ignore their greed because obviously with the goal of earning then they will always want a bigger amount even though they have basically won, because with high hopes and beliefs then they will assume that "it looks like I can get bigger", but on the other hand they don't know that luck is gone at that time so when they apply greed then usually they will end up losing everything they originally got.

There is absolutely no rest because all they want is to continue gambling which they think that way they will be able to get a large amount of winnings, even though they are slowly losing money over time, so of course the point is never to make gambling as an income, this is dangerous.
My experience shows how gambling can become a cash stream. Its classic ambition vs. logic. According to my considerable research, gambling psychology makes the first win the first step toward ruin. Countless stories of loss and regret underpin this. Remember: "just one more win" is a dangerous illusion. Gambling should be exciting, with loses expected and profits surprising. Chase losses or wins and you're playing a financial game against yourself. Not anti-gambling, but pro-responsibility.

Supporting fun Gambling is recreation, not a job. The experience, not the result, should delight. Gambling in income territory is a red indicator. I always say gamble for fun, not profit.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Fredomago on February 12, 2024, 11:43:10 AM

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?


When I experience continuous losses and when gambling is always in my mind.
Taking a break is somewhat necessary, not just to avoid more losses but to avoid falling into addiction. We can go elsewhere where we can divert our mind,  better to be in a place where the internet is not working well. We better do this and make it habitual rather than having regrets because it was hard when we were already hooked up by addiction.

Let us help our mind take a fresh breath but have time for something that won't give us stress.
Finding a place where we can peacefully think about the future.

Good point, if you still have that capability then better to follow that action, taking a break and not allowing yourself to access any gambling activities is better than regretting after getting addicted, it's more on your will power to find an alternative way to keep yourself busy, by having this kind of practices you will allow yourself to take that pause and reset whatever engagement you have inside gambling.

From that point of view, control might be back to you and that adrenaline to push forward and keep playing will be interrupted.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: FanEagle on February 12, 2024, 03:49:33 PM
It makes sense if you are tired, why would you want to push yourself to the limit when you do not know how you are going to do. It does make sense in the way that if you could give a break and come back better than you should do that.

Not a lot of people do that though, not the part that is difficult to give a break, that is already very hard to do and people do not give breaks when they should which is important however, there are also people who give a break and come back exactly like they used to be which doesn't really make any sense to me. I think it would make sense if we could have something better, it would make sense in a way that it would be not all that crazy and has to do with something that will benefit them if they could reset.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Accardo on February 12, 2024, 04:06:05 PM
i am not gamble too much in a week or month. I spend a very busy time so i can gamble only on weekend and i just enjoy it. i am not gamble for any earning purpose. who choice gambling as a source of earning he can get addicted on gambling  because there intension is a big winning and get rich. this desire force them to gamble without any break. so they should be careful about this. otherwise It is true that they will suffer a lot
Yes, it is better to use gambling as entertainment in your spare time, and I agree with what you say that whoever chooses gambling as a source of income can become addicted to gambling and have the desire not to want to stop gambling. Those who continue to gamble will get deeper and deeper into gambling until they cannot realize that they are addicted to gambling and have even spent a lot of money. They want to make money from gambling, and that is why they continue to gamble continuously. It is difficult to stop them because they have fallen deeper into gambling. Yes, they will only experience bigger and bigger losses without being able to win and will even lose even bigger. They should be able to take a short break from gambling to avoid gambling addiction.

The deeper the player gets into gambling, the harder the possibility of going for break. Whenever we do things that requires brain power, taking a break is superb! It uplifts the memory and helps the gambler to think better and recover from his gambling stress. When he gets back to gambling after the break, his moves will be different, more calculated than what he had in the past. The benefits are numerous, but the best of its benefits is the ability for the person to escape compulsive gambling. Staying away from gambling for a month or two will help the gambler to reevaluate his behaviors. If it tallies with what he was in the past. In absence of the break the gambler will be in a tough condition, knowing his problem, change of behavior, etc. He keeps going as you said, until it gets so injurious to his financial life.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: YOSHIE on February 12, 2024, 04:15:06 PM
What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?
For me gambling is like watching TV, where I can control turning it on and off, gambling for now I can still stop and play as much as I want, likewise in games if I'm not happy with game A I will switch to game B, but I always think don't let gambling control me, let me control gambling.

Talking about taking a break, I once did that, but it only lasted for two months, then I did it again and I kept doing it, until I got bored of betting, I might take a break often, but it only lasted for a short time, that's how I was how to rest in the gambling arena.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: TheUltraElite on February 12, 2024, 04:25:53 PM
Breaks are important in gambling. For those who are traversing the fine line between addiction and playing for fun, breaks are the one thing that keeps them on the fun side and not cross over.

Casinos are built in such a way that the players keep playing on it, with the VIP systems, bonus/rakeback and so on. The player has to realize this and control their habit otherwise they get addicted. If they take a break they understand that there is a huge life outside the casino and they are missing out on such things.

A bad streak can be broken by taking a break. This is often tough to understand but accepting the defeat is often safer in gambling than running behind it.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: beerlover on February 13, 2024, 08:40:55 AM
When I experience continuous losses and when gambling is always in my mind.
Taking a break is somewhat necessary, not just to avoid more losses but to avoid falling into addiction. We can go elsewhere where we can divert our mind,  better to be in a place where the internet is not working well. We better do this and make it habitual rather than having regrets because it was hard when we were already hooked up by addiction.

Let us help our mind take a fresh breath but have time for something that won't give us stress.
Finding a place where we can peacefully think about the future.
Good point, if you still have that capability then better to follow that action, taking a break and not allowing yourself to access any gambling activities is better than regretting after getting addicted, it's more on your will power to find an alternative way to keep yourself busy, by having this kind of practices you will allow yourself to take that pause and reset whatever engagement you have inside gambling.

From that point of view, control might be back to you and that adrenaline to push forward and keep playing will be interrupted.
Yeah true, it would make sense to have something that would guarantee that you will be fine, then risk something that you will end up losing. If you keep gambling when you shouldn't then you are going to end up losing more than you should, plenty of people lose way more than they should because of that.

However, if you do end up with something that will get better, then we are going to end up with a good return here and there, and it would mean that we are going to end up with a great return eventually. So all in all, we could definitely consider the problem being the addiction, but also the solution would be control, if you could have control over your addiction then you could just get better slowly with some time.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: goldkingcoiner on February 13, 2024, 08:52:58 AM
How do you guys manage to take a break in gambling? I’m not asking for advice but rather I’m just interested to know what you are doing on your own or if you really do a break.

I recently decided to take a break since I want to hold my crypto due to its increasing value and I don’t to spend it while it’s giving me passive profit. I just claiming bonus now or anything that is free to still enjoy gambling without risking my money.

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?



I think that scheduling regular breaks from gambling is of utmost importance for your physical and mental health. Otherwise you get overwhelmed over time because your brains neuro-chemical get completely out of whack. This is true for anyone engaging in any addictive behavior or even addictive substance (drugs). But that is simply human nature and biology, no way around it. And there is no point in shaming people who have become sick because of this.

The only thing that can help is either completely going cold turkey (if you notice that you cannot get a grip over the building addiction) or by simply taking breaks and allowing the brain to "reset" itself.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: TopTort777 on February 13, 2024, 08:57:54 AM
From time to time I make breaks from gambling. Not like I am gambling all the time, but for me it is hard to gamble for hours or to plat one and the same game for more than half an hour. When I play long, I start to feel, maybe it will be proper to say hate or dislay towards the game. As if I am forced to play, and I try to finish game faster. Sometimes due to that, people who feel the same, lose their deposits quicker than they should.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: rojan on February 13, 2024, 09:56:36 AM
My side also matches yours. i am not gamble too much in a week or month. I spend a very busy time so i can gamble only on weekend and i just enjoy it. i am not gamble for any earning purpose. who choice gambling as a source of earning he can get addicted on gambling  because there intension is a big winning and get rich. this desire force them to gamble without any break. so they should be careful about this. otherwise It is true that they will suffer a lot
Gambling is the main cause of loss of money. As far as we can stay away from gambling it is good for us. I almost lost a lot of money due to gambling and became addicted to gambling. I used to enjoy gambling as a pastime but gradually started to get addicted to gambling.  I never realized when I became addicted. So I have decided now not to gamble more than two days per week. Always try to stay away from spending extra time gambling.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: summonerrk on February 13, 2024, 10:46:24 AM

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?

I have never been an avid gambler of the discipline. Maybe I played a lot of poker for a while, but it was more like pampering. And that's why I don't know what it's like to take a break, being a real gambler. I have always treated slots and poker very calmly, and if I was not in the mood, I could not play them for years.
But regarding serious players who may have problems, I want to say that it is very important for them to be able to take a break in the game. And the easier this pause is, the better. It's also good if the gambler can take a really long break. This is an indicator of self-control.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: Fredomago on February 13, 2024, 10:57:57 AM
When I experience continuous losses and when gambling is always in my mind.
Taking a break is somewhat necessary, not just to avoid more losses but to avoid falling into addiction. We can go elsewhere where we can divert our mind,  better to be in a place where the internet is not working well. We better do this and make it habitual rather than having regrets because it was hard when we were already hooked up by addiction.

Let us help our mind take a fresh breath but have time for something that won't give us stress.
Finding a place where we can peacefully think about the future.
Good point, if you still have that capability then better to follow that action, taking a break and not allowing yourself to access any gambling activities is better than regretting after getting addicted, it's more on your will power to find an alternative way to keep yourself busy, by having this kind of practices you will allow yourself to take that pause and reset whatever engagement you have inside gambling.

From that point of view, control might be back to you and that adrenaline to push forward and keep playing will be interrupted.
Yeah true, it would make sense to have something that would guarantee that you will be fine, then risk something that you will end up losing. If you keep gambling when you shouldn't then you are going to end up losing more than you should, plenty of people lose way more than they should because of that.

However, if you do end up with something that will get better, then we are going to end up with a good return here and there, and it would mean that we are going to end up with a great return eventually. So all in all, we could definitely consider the problem being the addiction, but also the solution would be control, if you could have control over your addiction then you could just get better slowly with some time.

Finding the solution in the right manner will help you, especially when you find that right pattern and strategy when playing, I think there are wise and experienced gamblers who can make things better from time to time, they are capable to adjust when something wrong happened with their sessions they find ways to adjust.

Eventually they will manage to practice right attitude and right approach with gambling style that they need when they try back then manage to win something.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: maydna on February 13, 2024, 02:04:48 PM
Sorry but am wondering if you are the one who decides who wins and who loses in gambling? Don't get or understand me wrongly please, I mean no offense, I am trying to correct a wrong narrative of yours here.
Being addicted to gambling does not stop people or gamblers from winning some or even most of their games, as long as the said gambler know his or her right hand from his left hand, addiction to gambling does not make a gambler an automatic loser, just same way being addicted to smoking does not kill the addict in just one day.

Addicts still win games, some of them still make good money through gambling, but their only problem, or one of the major problem they have is that, they will still end up spending all that money they won on gambling again, which if they are lucky, they can still win again, but if unlucky, then they lose, this does not mean that an addicted gambler will just lose and keep losing and never winning, this is a wrong narrative.
Gambling will decide who wins and who loses. Even the casino will not know who wins and loses. But gamblers will continue gambling even if they lose because they still want to recover their losses and try to win the gambling game. Yes, gambling addiction will not stop gamblers from gambling because gambling addiction will encourage gamblers to continue gambling. Gambling addiction experienced by a gambler will make them deeper into gambling without being able to get out of gambling easily. And if he can't realize his gambling addiction, he will only get deeper and even destroy himself because he is already addicted to heavy gambling.

A gambling addict may still be able to win gambling games, but he can also experience a lot of losses when he cannot stop himself from gambling, and that is a big problem for him, so he must be able to realize his mistake. This may require help from other people so that gambling addicts can realize their mistakes and decide to try to cure their gambling addiction so that they can quit gambling without getting into serious problems again. Gambling addicts may not think about winning or losing, but they just want to continue gambling and may not even stop for a moment to rest.

Personal observation shows that there are exceptions to whatever we prescribe. Even when we recommend that gamblers should see gambling as entertainment we have heard stories or even know gamblers who initially gambled for fun but got addicted and ran into debt and other gambling-related problems. Conversely, some gamblers gamble with the hope of making money from it but they haven`t landed in any gambling-related crime. So, why is it so?

I know of a rich man who went broke because of gambling. He was indebted and sold almost all his properties just to gamble. He gave an account that he was doing that for fun to avoid being lonely but he got himself addicted and lost everything. So, sometimes a gambler who gambles for fun is still not safe. I think the reason we gamble is immaterial but our self-awareness is what matters. A gambler needs to stop when his budget has been exhausted.
People who can initially enjoy gambling as a way to have fun but because they don't pay attention to their limits and instead become addicted to gambling are people who really cannot consistently maintain self-control in gambling. They eventually become addicted to gambling because they lose control of themselves and gamble too often until they run out of all their money and finally decide to borrow money. These people cannot see how they should use gambling but will instead use gambling as a way to make money, thus making them deeper into gambling.

Perhaps we have seen how people whose lives are fine can use their money well until they finally get to know gambling and instead use their money to continue gambling. They feel they get something different from using gambling, so they decide to continue gambling. In the end, he became addicted to gambling and lost everything, so his life was not going well and was ruined because of gambling, where he could not return everything he had. He also couldn't try to get up again because he had fallen deeper into gambling and couldn't pull himself out of gambling.

The deeper the player gets into gambling, the harder the possibility of going for break. Whenever we do things that requires brain power, taking a break is superb! It uplifts the memory and helps the gambler to think better and recover from his gambling stress. When he gets back to gambling after the break, his moves will be different, more calculated than what he had in the past. The benefits are numerous, but the best of its benefits is the ability for the person to escape compulsive gambling. Staying away from gambling for a month or two will help the gambler to reevaluate his behaviors. If it tallies with what he was in the past. In absence of the break the gambler will be in a tough condition, knowing his problem, change of behavior, etc. He keeps going as you said, until it gets so injurious to his financial life.
That's what happens to someone so deep in gambling that he won't be able to stop himself from even taking a break from gambling. He will not know how to calm himself from the stress caused by the defeat he experienced. He only wants to continue gambling if he still has money because he will assume that he still has a chance to win the gambling game with the remaining money. But it turns out he lost all his money, which meant he couldn't win and had to bear all the losses he experienced. Many people end up becoming addicted gamblers as a result of not being able to use gambling properly because they gamble excessively and cannot control themselves when gambling. That was a big mistake they made because they couldn't control themselves when gambling, so they were forced to accept the consequences, and no one knew what would happen to them. If they can realize it and intend to correct their mistakes, it can give them a second chance to recover. But if not, they will just be in a gambling addiction, and no one knows when they will be able to recover from their gambling addiction.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: madnessteat on February 13, 2024, 02:27:27 PM

What is the instances that makes you take a break in gambling?

Just set your target, if you are currently targeting to have more coins then you should reduce gambling because the target will make us more disciplined.
I don't have any problems taking a break from gambling because I never thought about earning an income from gambling, so at any time I can stop and play when there is money available and it's really idle money, not specifically provided for gambling, because at the moment it's a target to add more Bitcoin to get a profit when the price of this coin reaches the latest ATH so that even though I'm gamble, the percentage decreases quite sharply, and if I have time to take part in a giveaway that provides a chance to win and the results can be used for gambling without reducing the money I usually earn from my daily work.
So one of the events that can make me take a break from gambling is when I want to make a profit from the bullish period later and also usually when network fees are high because I often only gamble using Bitcoin, not altcoins or stablecoins.

I would advise you to reconsider gambling with bitcoin, as you pay much higher fees for using the network compared to those who use altcoins to fund their casino accounts. Bitcoin has long been a coin for saving money, not for use as a payment system.

For the sake of interest, compare the network fees for depositing all available coins/tokens in the casino you like best And you will realize that you are overpaying.


Title: Re: Taking a break in gambling
Post by: dimonstration on February 17, 2024, 04:08:29 PM
I really enjoy all the comments and suggestions on your replies especially the part that is relaxing outside the gambling world. I’m still exploring on other ways to become entertained while taking a break on gambling because this is very hard to do for me due to my current winning streak is still on.

I don’t want to break it now so I’m trying make my mind away to gambling so that I can start fresh on gambling without considering my previous records. I will now close this thread as there’s no reply already being made recently.