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Only 4 weeks before we welcome a new year and new year for many is the best time to promise changes in their behavior, career, and habits, and many gamblers take the New Year as an opportunity to try to change something in their behavior or lifestyle and they do it through New Year resolution.

My question do you include gambling in your new resolution, and what's your New Year's resolution about gambling?

Let's talk about it.

The gambling addicted person will make the gambling as their new year resolution all the time.The gambler who are doing the gambling with some intervals will not consider the gambling as their new year resolution.Because they won't affected by the gambling financially,this was the root cause not get addicted to the gambling.The important thing in this was the gambler should understand their addiction to the gambling.So he can prevent from the loss of playing gambling.If the gambler loss huge money,it also included some changes in their lifestyle.

In the main time I haven't concluded my results for 2023 so before I will make a new year resolution, I will have to check back and front where I did well and where I didn't do too good. Then just include the less accomplished in the new year resolution. For gambling I got a little result in performs how I gambled, my skills in gambling are very minimal so my next resolution might include to improve my skill in gambling

Well at some point we have to put everything under check and in most cases also we have to make attempts at what exactly we want as a new year lifestyle and how we intend to moderate our lifestyles and way of doing things, and if one discovers that gambling is one of those areas that we need to moderate and have a resolution on and how we intend to achieve that, most times, alot of forks tend to battle with what we know as gambling addictions and they are making efforts to recover from them, but then too we have to know the level at which gambling addiction could be handled with new year resolution and how we intend to achieve such level of freedom through new year's resolution.

Many times, we have made attempt to change alot of things around our lives using the year-ending cycle and the beginning of another year as the point of change, but much more also we have to know that change is within and at much even if the individual decides to make gambling as part of their new year resolution, it still will fall down to one thing that is the willingness of the person to truly changes that situation along the way.

I have been writing new year resolutions in the past even as a gambler, but I have never included anything relating to gambling in any of my new year's resolution, and this is because, there is absolutely no need for that.
New year resolutions like the op explained is some changes or new thing a person wishes to stop or start doing for a better living in both finance and live in general, for me, I have nothing to change about gambling, I am not an addict to gambling, and neither do I waste too much money on gambling, I am a very conservative gambler and I am very comfortable with my attitude and gambling perspectives, so absolutely nothing to change or add to my gambling habit, so, there is no reason to include anything related to gambling in my new year's resolution.

If actually there is anything I would like to include in my new year resolution for 2024, It would be that, God should help me to win much more than I lose.

I am no more an addict. When I was an addict, I have not thought about making changes to my gambling habit before until I lost so much and came to my senses that gambling have nothing good to offer me than fun, and in the process, it can take money from me, or I can gain. This time, I am not addicted and I am gambling responsibly, so there is nothing I want to change about my gambling habit.

No because I'm already in control of my gambling activities so no need for some "new year - new me" bs. Just set a specific goal to make more money the legal way and have the discipline to achieve that. New year's resolution sounds fantastic but it's just some writings on a paper that most people are not going to follow anyway. They'll probably write the same things at the start of 2025.

No, because most of our new year resolutions are not fulfilled for life; we only fulfill them for a short period of time. It's like we're just fooling ourselves when we have new-year resolutions like that every year.

Because I believe that no matter what we want to change in our habits, whether it's good in the eyes of others or not, we can change it even if it's not called New Year's Eve; the change can happen anytime we want. That's the truth there.

I have no reason to include gambling in my New Year resolution I have a short list of New Year resolutions and many of these are about investing and my health concerns but I never include gambling, my gambling is manageable so there's nothing to change.
So far I have a good average in completing my resolution it helped to improve my character and my actions I have to deal with the most important aspect of my life in my New Year resolution which is why it is short and gambling has no room on it.
I'm looking forward to all my New Year resolutions without gambling on it

You reminded me of myself in the past. I can say I do not want to lie in the coming year, but you will later find yourself lie. But there are something that you can make that can help you. Example is to determine to do better in exam by next year. You can challenge yourself to achieve some goals in the coming year. That is just it. But in gambling, I do not think this will work unless the person has realized that gambling is not a way of making money and that is just it. This can happen at anytime. The chance that an addict can change and not gamble anymore or gambling responsibly may not be part of his new year resolution but happened just within  certain month in the new year or the next.

To hell with resolutions, at this time everyone is getting ready to leave the past year behind and start making plans in the coming year to make a change to be better than the previous year. And in fact what they plan is not in accordance with what they do, they promise that they will become a responsible gambler and be able to control themselves over these activities. But unfortunately that only lasted for a short period of time, after which they returned to their original behavior of "gambling recklessly". They really can't appreciate what they have planned before, they are never consistent to do the good habits that they have recorded in a new year's resolution.

A resolution without action and consistency is just nonsense. They are only able to plan, while in practice, the results are zero percent. So in this new year's resolution, if we can't do it consistently then don't ever make too many plans. it's better that a plan is simple, but in its implementation is maximum.

Without a doubt, stages must be set, since as gamblers we have negative stages that can be resolved with good annual planning. In my case, I make few changes in terms of scheduling increases in deposits, since I always maintain the minimum deposits per casino.

What I do have established for 2024 is to return more frequently to the game of poker, playing at least some tournaments on the weekends, either in a crypto casino (difficult at the moment) or Fiat.

Well, of course improve my earnings in 2024 in relation to 2023, play at least 2 pools in the Forum, an interesting year is coming in football.

So... yeah, that idea is always latent even if we don't want it, even in the background, some thoughts are carried in expectations for the new year that it warns.

New year resolutions are good and in fact very good because it guides you into what you want to achieve the coming year, it sets you into a level of achievement which could either be to drop certain things you are doing that is setting you backwards or it could be you have been trying to add something more to what you are doing which will help you in getting to the level you want, like if you have been procrastinating on something that will be good for you so you may resolve to stop procrastinating.

So regards to gambling, someone who have been having bad gambling habits, gambling responsibly and losing money  can have that resolution to stop but if you have been a moderate gambling that is not seeing it have any damage to you and you are having fun from it, you may not see a reason to have a new year resolution on it.

If I am not wrong, I never took any resolutions regarding gambling in particular because I always have been in control of my gambling activities so it didn't affect me in any way but New Year resolutions generally don't last for weeks so better don't wait for the every new year to make any change if you intend to do.

Today is the day if you want to accomplish anything whether it's related to quitting something or trying something new and if possible make it as one of your resolutions for this year guys. ;)

I’ve done this before but trust me it’s only effective on the following months or weeks after new year then you will come back to your old habits of gambling especially if you keep reading or discussing gambling topic in the forum.

As a member of signature campaign that requires gambling post per week, it’s very hard to completely remove gambling since I get inspiration on it for my posting so I just control properly my bankroll instead of erasing it to my system permanently.

Gambling is a fun thing that many people play just for fun purpose for him New Year or Old Year doesn't matter he can enjoy gambling anytime.  But one who aims to earn money from gambling can make a new resolution for the new year considering his current year situation, it is entirely his personal matter.  But I personally don't gamble for any fixed period of time.  I gamble because I like to enjoy gambling.  But if there is some win with it then it brings good rewards along with the fun which adds to the fun

Not anymore, I knew myself all of these times and there's no need for me to include in my new Year resolution. I'm all good and gambles whenever I want and there's no need to make myself feel guilty about it. I'm happy and not that guilty at all that I am a gambler unlike the others that have been affecting their lives with gambling.

Maybe one thing is about wishing about good luck and winning most of the bets that I'll cast because if not, there's actually no need for me to do so. While for those that have been dealing with such huge problem in gambling, you have to just not include that in your new year's resolution but also seek some professional help because putting that into your resolution could be forgotten by you.

And while you are trying to stick yourself into some of these resolutions, it won't be enough and effective for some reasons. That's why if you are eager to follow your resolution, go seek professional help too and counsellors.

I try to include it every time and every time I fail it.I fail because I get mad at some point of gambling for example not longer than yesterday I lost a ticket because of a game with 1.23 odd in football betting and when you get higher odds correctly and become mad when you lose because of such low odds.

Despite these facts though which bring to make a new year resolution to stop gambling I tend to forget facts quite easily and one big win in some slot machine and I am totally immersed in gambling again,so overall for me it does not work.

Yes. It's personal like I shall promise to improve my winning rate as my new year's resolution. This will be a big change if I can do it but next year, I may have to promise the same thing again.

I don't remember anymore what my new years resolutions are but since the time I got a license to drink my new years resolution is always to promise not to drink too much. I get to drink too much just chatting with my neighbor on the porch.

Resolutions require extra level of discipline to keep, It is like an agreement between you and the future, but you do not need to wait until the new year starts before you do away with habits you do not want next year. Today is a good time to start so by the new year when making the resolutions, it will be easier to keep.

Luckily for me, I am a very responsible gambler, so my resolution on gambling will be to try as much as I can to remain responsible gambling next year.

I have stopped making New Year's resolutions because in most cases I don't keep them. I don't need to wait till the end of the year to change a negative lifestyle. The new year is just like every other day for me. This is my personal perception so I am not insinuating that having a New Year resolution is in any way inappropriate.

My gambling behaviour has never had any adverse consequences on my financial or time management. I have not also had any issues with my friends and family due to gambling. I see myself as a moderate and responsible gambler because I use an insignificant part of my income for betting. Therefore, I have never included gambling in my New Year resolution when I engaged because I am pleased with my gambling lifestyle.

Personally I want a flexible means to make money, that is why I got into gambling and still having a gambling budget.
Sometimes I forgets to put my health in prayers but never in a million times would I pray I forget to ask for wealths.
I have an anxiety about making wealth with the fear of going broke in the future so I considers gambling as a flexible means to make money and interestingly, I say a loud AMEN about it in my new year resolution.

My new year resolution is that I don't face losts anymore and what ever I put myself in must be fitted that I would always be a winner. So yes, I do have my gambling scheme included to my new year resolution all to attain victorious ness of making profits than loosing.
It is pointed that my lost especially ones from the gambling shall be recovered with greater interests

I didn't include gambling in my new resolutions. I will try to use my time for other important things.
Maybe it's time to make more efforts to reduce my gambling activities because this year, I feel like I'm spending too much money on gambling.
New Year is more about reflecting on what I have done in the past year and finding what I need to improve so that my life can be better in the following year. Of course, we all want to have a better life in the years to come so we have to try harder to achieve it.
As you said, it is more about trying to make changes to ourselves so that we are better than last year.

Most people that include gambling in their new year's are people battling with addiction or too much losses. To them gambling has become a major setback they have to stop in the new year.

Majority of gamblers, including me, have been tempted to take this decision at some point. There was time I was really battling with addiction and needed help. I took this decision but broke it effortlessly.

My resolution from year to year is not to include elements of gambling in it. For me a gambler is just a loser who hopes to win, for me it's just a waste of time. Of course, the resolution of previous years for me was that maintaining health was far more important than money. It is true that money is very important in everyday life, but we need to remember that without taking care of our health every day, money will never come to us. It is better to make decisions (resolutions) that are beneficial for ourselves, rather than bringing elements of gambling into it. If we lose at gambling, of course our small family's economy will be shaken.

not doing this as well as i noticed that even if i have the list of my what-so-called 'new year's resolution', i still do what i want to do. hence, breaking most of them. and when it comes to gambling, i don't include this because am just an occasional gambler these days. so no harm done when it comes to my funds. just like you, if a person gambles just for fun or to pass time and not addicted to it, you won't include this in your list. however, if this activity is already detrimental to your finances, health or family relationships, better seriously take your oath to yourself and keep up in following your resolution for your own good.

though i have the feeling that a lot of gamblers are making their new year's resolution of lessening or reducing their gambling expenses. this for one, i think is believable. but if one will say, they will totally stop their gambling activities. i don't think that's very achievable. you will just be a hypocrite of yourself. and that resolution will be pointless, because for sure, you will go back in gambling in no time. so better create your achievable list and not an impossible list so to speak. it will also give you not so much disappointment to yourself as you are just setting a list which is practical in approach.

For sure we've been there especially from a huge loss. We would normally desire to stop after a negative outcome but guess who's still here playing? Those are just desires and only is could make it happen or determine whether we would do it or not. Best way to deal with it is to gradually set limits to ourselves starting from the amount we can afford losing for that day or month then with our wagering amount on each bet. Discipline would always start from us. New Year is just an excuse and if we just want to, we may start anytime we want as long as there's our will. Stopping is also just an option wherein we may just impose control than to completely quit in an instant which is harder to achieve.

i can't believe it, 2023 will soon be over.  New Year always gives encouragement to everyone, everyone hopes their life will be better than the previous year, i am also included, but i have never included gambling in my New Year's resolutions, for me gambling is an activity that cannot be made into a dream and just an entertainment activity.  In fact, i always hope to win when i gamble lol, but that's right, there are definitely some people out there who make winning gambling or jackpots their New Year's resolution.

Is there anything like new year resolution? I just think life is a continuation process, we shouldn't let people make us feel unimportant or feel like we have not achieve anything great in life, whether this year or next year, there is no any difference between and my life will remain the way it's, my gambling lifestyle will also remain the same unless there is increment in the amount I make, I may increase my bankroll.

Regardless of all, I will try some other casino games just maybe I might do well in that aspects. I will try out those games if they are profitable to because I don't have any time to waste any money on unnecessary games. My next  line emotional control is to give my self zero tolerance when I lost and move on quickly and never look back. There was a time I tried to avenge a loss and it was even worse at the end. So, I will take necessary measure by next time.

It all depends on the conditions involved and the kinf of gambler in consideration, if we are to look to the event of gambling as being an enjoyable means of having fun and always excited about it because we are getting served as well deserved in it, there's no way we cannot do without gambling because we wanted to keep having fun through it, in so doing, we can include it on our next year resolution to advance in it, but if we are not the type that appreciate gambling with the way it is, we may not get the satisfaction in it to have included it on our next year resolution.

I have never had a reason to include gambling as part of my New Year's resolution. With this topic being brought up I am thinking I will do that in my 2024 New Year's resolution. In 2024 I would want to win more from sports betting I will totally avoid fantasy football and I would improve my poker playing skills. Aside from this every other thing it's okay.

Well it totally depends on how you see gambling, someone who makes amazing profits in gambling and another person who losses all the time in gambling would surely have different plans for gambling in the new year, you can agree with me on that, so this is strictly based on what impact gambling is currently making or has made in your life. So if you're expecting to get the same POV on this thread then you'll be completely disappointed.

Just to have some mentions about into those previous resolutions on which people or those gamblers had made out,i do remember these kind of threads about new year resolution that i do highly doubt that to those
who had decided on quitting up gambling, then for sure most of those people didnt able to follow it out? hehe. Well, going back into the topic about new years resolution then i dont see any issues with
my gambling activity on which it would really be just that fine that i would really be still continuing on what are the things on what im doing now. When it comes to the amount that i do win in gambling
then i could say that in all the loss that i do have, i can say that im really that still on the middle part or breakeven and i didnt see any issues when it comes to finances or other correlated things into it
then it do really means that there's no need for me to quit up. I do gamble for fun(which it should be) and this is something that dont really changed up because i do know that im just
still doing fine and there's no need on stopping or whatsoever.

Resolutions are made when the person makes a decision not to anymore indulge himself in a previously done activity. One would only include gambling amongst other activities in a resolution made for the new year if there are intentions to stop it. People willing to stop gambling are no longer getting any fun nor profits but have been financially wrecked from the activity hence the urge and intention to stop the activity.
But I’m quite sure some people would include gambling among whatever resolutions made for the new year and go ahead to break them. A lot of people hardly keep to their resolutions made.

Never took any resolution against gambling although in the new year there are many better hopes including in the career, I did not conclude gambling to be included in personal resolutions because I consider this a pleasure, not addiction can control well so that it can still overcome it.

Maybe many people will do that where they will occupy the promise that has been pledged in their hearts when the year approaches the new year, I do not have any intention of gambling once I want to play then in my mind then be ready to lose.

That's it, then what do you want to achieve against gambling, at least in their resolution is to want to stop or not be addicted anymore.

No, I don't make resolutions like that. Frankly, I don't make resolutions of any kind and over the years I've learned that they don't work and only make you feel worse after the fact, when you realize you forgot, or are unable to keep them. It's just a waste of time.
As for gambling, it makes no sense too because if you're a hardcore addict, no resolution will help you. You have to get your ass to a rehab or ask friends for help. You won't make it alone. If you're a casual gambler you don't have to quit and even if you think you do, you'll probably ignore the resolution and keep doing what you're doing because you won't take it seriously when a couple months pass.

I am wise enough to manage my gambling habit and activities, so I think there's no need for me to change about it. I am not an addicted gambler either, so most probably I just want to stay the same just like how I deal with gambling this year, except that I just want to see more significant profits in the following year. But if that would mean gambling and losing more, then maybe I won't deal with the risk either.

Creating new year's resolutions are great to start a year. But it takes lots of courage and determination before you will see that what you have been wishing for is slowly turning into reality. In short, you should work on it also to see its real happening.

No, I do not include gambling in my new year resolution. I don't have to change anything in my gambling because I'm not addicted to it either, I can say that I'm a responsible gambler so far. I hope that I can do what is written in my new year resolution, for those who put gambling in their new year resolution, I hope they can fulfill it too.

No, I never include gambling in my new year resolution, I put more focus on important things, and that is about money flows, reflecting reason why I have gotten into financial problems and making way to fix them.  Also, I include how I interact with other people and making peace and apologize to people that I offended.

It is more on planning and making a happy environment in my resolutions, while I promptly apply anything that can make my gambling activity more fun without affecting my finance negatively.

There is nothing that beat gambling with your money. I know some few friends that are very addicted to gambling to the length they do take loan to finance their gambling and the painful aspect of their gambling journey, they hardly make something good from gambling. If they can put all the resources they have in gambling and yet didn't make much, then they should have learn by now that gambling is not a quick rich scheme and that is what I have learned this year, gamble responsibly.

Another year resolution is that it's good to take rest from gambling, the more you stay and engage with gambling, the more you become addicted and if you don't stop, you will regret doing starting gambling or starting it in the first place. Next year, I will gamble safely and do it moderately even if other people are making money and I didn't make much, I will resist the temptation to overcome too much gambling.

I don't even have a new years resolution, much less one about gambling. Been quite a few years really since I've even tried to make one and afaik, most, if not all of my resolutions failed rather miserably so I just gave up and decided on small goals every few months or so instead. I think I did that before though, when I started gambling and got scolded by my gf? She was pretty mad back then when she discovered I was gambling so I added that I wouldn't gamble after that year. Look at where i am now, still gambling and no partner ;D

Gambling is just my past time and so I never really see it as a serious matter. So I don't see any reason to include it in my new year's resolutions. And I just love my experience with gambling this year, so hopefully the following year will still be good to me. And I don't have much regrets with my gambling losses, as I have predicted it already before I started to risk some amount in gambling.


New year is now fast approaching. And if ever I have to make some new year's resolutions, most likely it would be to change some of my negative attitudes towards other people. And I know I have to work on it throughout the year.

We do all have those resolutions in every new year but not all would really be having those kind of resolutions in means of gambling because not all are really that gamblers but for those who had spend tons in gambling
then they might really be having those reconsiderations on lessening or simply quitting gambling on this upcoming new year. For me then i dont include gambling in my new years resolution because im not that addicted too much into it. I would be still continually be that playing on next year but of course everything should really be in moderation if you dont like for yourself to get fucked up with gambling.
People do usually mess up on the time that they do set their bars higher or the profit making thing should happen or else they would be continuing on the things that they've been doing.

I can't involve gambling in my new-year resolution.... Is it even something to be proud of doing?? These days, alot of people don't really value the fact that they've got to please their gambling urge... It's definitely becoming a problem, coupled with the current inflation rate..

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instead, every man's new year resolution should be - looking for ways to change Thier psych towards achieving something tangible rather than fetching money from elsewhere to service thier selfish pleasure. I seen alot of peeps saying they'd definitely be on the lookout for new ways to speculate the coming games..; to me, that's just stupid to think of.

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hmm, the truth is I have never thought of this as a new Year`s Resolution but the truth is i am hoping on the day my little staking with odd would give me a good cashout, that day would be amazing for me, so if i can`t get it this year then next year probably will hit it ;D

Of all serious commitments to improve yourself and behavior and specific objectives, in all of these if gambling is a part and parcel then you really do have a serious problem entering the new year, which is the problem of gambling addiction. I do gamble for both the fun and money if it comes luckily but adding it to my new year's resolution is one thing I have never thought of. Like do people do that? What can you change in an activity whose outcomes you have not control of but just based on luck.?

regarding the title, did you mean to say "Do you exclude or always include" instead of "Do you include or always include"?

I don't think I have ever included it in my New Year's resolution what I include though almost every year is being more responsible in managing my money. I guess trying to be responsible with money eventually affected the way I gamble and I am glad it did but I can't completely say that I am successful at responsibly managing my money, I still buy stuff that I don't really need especially when it comes to cooking.

Hehe, I agree. I have noticed that it's redundant to use include twice for the title. Anyway, it's undertandable.

And I think to the actual gambling addicts, you have to do everything that you can for you to get out of addiction. If it's necessary for you to include it to your new year's resolution then please do so.

Because that might give you the spirit of understanding and push that there's an action needed to be taken by you and that's to give yourself a break through obeying the NYR that you're about to make.

I don't, because I know that I'd still be gambling on the next year and will be continuing to do so on the coming years. It'll be hypocritical of me to ever include in a list that rarely gets followed an activity that I know I'd visit every now and then. Heck, I lessened the amount of time and money that I gamble, and that is without committing it to a list that makes me think I'm a hypocrite. I guess if you're looking to remove gambling in your system, better do it unknowingly rather than focus on achieving that goal and be tempted every now and then.

In the last year resolution I had included gambling. I wasn't able to keep it up for long. Within few months started to gamble. This time I don't have any plans and even if I add it I'm gonna continue gamble after some time. In one way I continued to gamble, but the resolution helped me limit my gambling activities, I didn't spend much as the previous years.

I don't think that many gamblers with, let's say, addiction to gambling will follow even if they have new year's resolutions about stopping their addiction or lessening their gambling habit. I don't believe much in new year's resolutions, or, let's say, I don't believe in those who set new year's resolutions, as I know they end up not doing it. Anyway, it's still good to have a mindset in that field about gambling, about stopping or lessening the gambling habit or lessening the expenses that go to gambling. There's a saying that it's better to have a start than to none.

In my new year's resolution, I aim to gain more money and profit, not in gambling but in something else still related to crypto currency, let's say investing and trading something like that, and I can't do that if I don't build my growth, so it's included in my resolution to have more growth in terms of this field.

I only made one entry in my New Year's resolution and that was four years ago the time I was just starting to bet on a lottery, its addictive especially if you're keeping a combination of numbers you need to keep it up and follow it up I was betting 7 days a week with two tickets that's almost $1 and I incur a big amount of money considering that I was not earning enough.
Now I just bet occasionally and believe that if it's meant for you it's for you, sometimes having a New Year resolution is good unless you are dedicated in fulfilling it.

To stop procrastinating should be number one on the list of everyone and not number six as the image shows, as that is probably the main reason why people do not reach the goals they have set for themselves and that they want to accomplish during the year.

Now when it comes to gambling I do not really have any specific goal, since my gambling has always been under control and fortunately I do not have any kind of money troubles that will require that I quit or limit my gambling.

No, I don't. If I have problems with gambling I will change it right away. I won't wait for the New Year to promise on something. That's the first point. And then I don't think I have problems with gambling. I have been gambling for a long time but always with moderation and self-discipline. If there were times when I got carried away by my wrong emotions, those are a few instances. I don't have the pattern to be emotional when gambling.

I never had a New Year resolution all my life. It's just a way to kid yourself because mostly they don't do it anyway. I think I've seen enough to prove that.
If you want to stop something bad then anytime should be a New Year. I stopped smoking on November 4 years ago and never had a single stick of a cigarette after that. It all depends on the person on how disciplined he will be if we want to absolutely stop his bad habit.

Maybe if I have one about gambling, I'd like it to be the discipline to never be emotional sometimes. Because when I see myself on a losing streak, I tend to lose control and will just snap and not think about my next move. No plans because I cannot control the madness of the RTP not showing for a long time. The feeling like you are being tricked. It makes my blood pump high and it leads to bad decisions like just pressing the "bet" button over and over again without control.

Yes as least in my case, however, it's very difficult though to removed such vices. Maybe just reduced it a bit might be a good start. Although I believed that if a person really wanted to quit gambling for good, regardless if it is part of their New Year's resolution or not, then they can still quit it.

Or maybe there are old school gamblers here who still wishes and go with the traditional writing of a New year Resolution.

And that includes their gambling habits and other vices and stop it at the start of every year.

Because it is not supposed to regret the defeat that has occurred because gambling is just a game too as you said gambling is only the past, victory will not necessarily be repeated again but defeat will definitely be repeated again if in the new year's resolution we still play gambling. It's good to estimate taking risks before playing, not many people can do this. Most of those who play only know about playing without thinking about the risks that exist later.

Does this mean that the new year is a new leaf?

No I didn't include my gambling in my New Year resolution list because I don't overdo gambling activities even though I use gambling but I still manage my finances well so I don't need to make changes in dealing with my gambling.

However, we can make changes in a better direction to becomed a better person and it's not easy to make changes straight away because sometimes things just end up on the whislist and people sometimes find it difficult to make changes.
So a good resolution is aimed at addict gambling is difficult to make changes in themselves, they have to have the urge to stop using great intention and determination slowly before entering the new year they have to practice little by little and when they enter the new year they can become a much better person than the previous years.

i don't think that i will include gambling in my new year's resolution considering that i am not a gambling addict and i think my gambling is still normal, there is nothing that needs to be improved or anything.

it's just that i just hope that i can get more profit in the new year because this year my gambling performance was quite bad and sometimes it was quite annoying for me.

I still play for fun.
I don't consider New Year's activities related to gambling.
I never have any plans on that argument.
obviously if a player feel more confident to have a plan its a nice idea have a Plan, but personally for next year I'm thinking of anything other than gambling ;)

For me, gambling is never considered a goal in life. Although it is easy to systematize the playing history of 2023, I think it is not necessary because it is always defaulted to in the section. Spending money on other small things in life, as simple as it sounds, is like spending money to buy toiletries.

A few days ago I was talking to a friend about the roundup of gamblers (because offline gambling is not legal in the area where I live), and I can only express the opinion that that was the end result of giving them results for misconduct, and to sum up the year, the police are probably also achieving their own KPIs.

I don't have any plans related to gambling because for me, gambling is just entertainment, and I don't need to be too serious about gambling. I better make a plan of what I will do in the next year and try to achieve it. Gambling is not a lifestyle that must be done continuously, especially if it is to make money from gambling. That is inappropriate thinking because we will not be able to make money easily from gambling. But I will probably still gamble as usual, and I will try to limit my gambling activities as before. And I think I've done well this year, so I'll still do the same thing.

I opened this thread because a friend keeps including his gambling addiction in his New Year's resolution but unfortunately, nothing happened he just forgot his resolution about gambling so he ended up forgetting his gambling resolution.

Like many of us, we should not include gambling in our New Year resolution, and we should make changes the moment we realize that gambling is already harming us, we should ask for professional help even if we realize it in the middle of the year, we should not wait and procrastinate we should take action right away and do not have to be time-specific when it comes to gambling.

I have the same sentiments with you.

I don't really believe in new year's resolutions. For me, you can always change for the better, make, improve, and learn new things at any time of the year. New year, new me mindset irks me so much. Some people make new year's resolutions and not do it anyway because most of the time they expect so much from themselves that it's becoming tedious and hard to accomplish.

Whenever we set a goal, it's important to identify first if it is feasible. Start small. Do not go beyond your capabilities. If you want to eventually stop gambling, start small by limiting your gambling interaction then later on, totally cut it off. You can always do it even if it isn't new year. New year is becoming an excuse to have self-improvement when in fact you can do it anytime if only you want to and you are determined to do so.

I once included gambling in my New Year's resolution. That was the year 2018. I always play gambling and one of my favorites in the past is the satoshimines for online and blackjack for offline. I have lost a lot in satoshimines and to the point I have deposited $2k worth of Bitcoin to the website to recover my losses and bring back my confidence in winning.

After the deposit, I bet all the deposited amount in one go. The result is I lost all that money in less than a minute after confirmation of my deposit.

I went blank that day and didn't know to myself why I did that. I had stopped gambling at that time and when the new year came, I promised myself that I would never get back to that state where I wouldn't be able to control myself and deposit a huge amount of money to chase my losses.

It just so hilarious how people will put gambling to their new year plan, I think some people still don't understand what it means to gamble they keep see it as one way of getting financial support from and it is just a game for fun that if you win you make money out of it, and if you place gambling that way you won't have any problem even with addiction. And new year plans are suppose to be like a yearly budget of things you want archive mostly in term of finance so because every end of the year their should be a plan map drawn of how you want to execute your plans. People that annoy me the most are does people that are addicted, they are so consistent that they just want to make billions out of gambling with always a very hope of winning and at the end of the day they start selling their property.

It's really difficult to follow some of your new years resolution if a person is not that serious on what they wish. It's a matter of commitment and self control. Sometimes it's better to not say what you want so that you don't get distracted and Sometimes it's better to show the outcome of something than to say something.

Weird, this did not even come to my mind ever since. But in no way I am including a stop on gambling as my New Year's resolution. I am not a gambling addict so I have no issues with it. My ultimate goal next year is to save as much as possible so I can invest it in bitcoin and some altcoins. I am currently into small-time betting only but I am using bitcoin so I guess I'll be more motivated to be careful with my bets and make sure I have enough knowledge every time I take a bet. Maybe I'll include not being lazy in participating in some great promotions. So that will be all about New Year's resolution related to gambling.

No. Since I am not addicted to gambling there is no need fo me to include it on my new years resolution. I can play gambling anytime depending on my extra money if I have one. No need to quit to be honest but setting some limits on it might be a big difference with addiction. If I had something to include that would be my emotion. This might contradict on my previous posts about gambling but yeah change is the only constant as what others would say.

I used to have New Year resolutions when I was younger but I soon realized that it is child's play, whenever there is something that needs to be resolved I resolve it right away I don't want to wait for days or months and list it in a notebook.
We are now mature and should act like mature when we are facing gambling issues and realize that it's taking a lot from us, then we should do something to address that issue, New Year resolution is just a way to delay solving our problems, so I stop doing resolutions.

I never thought about including gambling in my New Year resolution, in fact, I never made any resolution, its just that I always promised myself to be a better person every year and I also never had any problems with gambling, so I thought there was no need to make one new resolution just for my gambling in the next year.

but I am curious about other people here who want to make resolutions about their gambling and read from some but there are also those who say that if they are not addicted or dont have a problem so everything is fine there is no need to put in a new resolution.

If you may know almost 90 percent of people who always says this never change rather they ends up becoming more worst and they will still say this year has already gone far since they didn't achieve making and effecting a change in their life they would still wait for next year as usual and next continually. Well I am talking out of experience and it takes only the grace of God or what you believe to effect a change in person's life, and gambling they said is not what someone can likely takeover his decisions on his or their gambling activities/exercise because some many people might be suffering for gambling addiction and would promised themselves to change yet couldn't because of this behavior. Well as for me I don't think of stopping or going worse about my gambling practice and exercise I believe myself as a responsible gambler.

Me too although I have a more no New Year's resolution approach rather than only just about gambling, I feel like those resolutions are bound to be unfulfilled or broken at the first month or two of the New Year so I just stopped doing it altogether and just go for what I want to do, no more promising myself that I would do this, I just do it. Gambling would still probably a thing for me but as soon as my career improves and I make more money and can't afford to spend more time for leisure, I'll probably get less and less plays gambling but who cares? I might've subconsciously created a resolution that I would limit if not stop my gambling altogether and I just don't know it yet.

In my case, I play for fun, so I don't put it on my list of plans or promises of things I should do. There are times when I go months without making any bets, sometimes I make a bet and then go more than 3 weeks without making any bets. I do this because this way I maintain my self control and avoid becoming addicted, when a person starts thinking about games most of the day, then that person needs to stop playing very urgently because this shows that that person has become addicted to gambling. and you can't live without thinking about games, you can't live without playing and that's very serious

I think that whenever the end of the year comes and the person wants to make plans for the following year, then it would be better for that person when making the list of things they would like to do, not to include things they did a lot this year, not to include games of bad luck, drinking with friends, drugs, hanging out with lots of women. This person should focus on more productive things in their life and things related to fun that they can do normally like they have been doing this year. Now it's also always good to make a list of things that the person needs to moderate in the next year, things that the person needs to stop doing in the next year, things that the person should forget in the next year. I avoid doing this kind of thing, making notes on paper.

The way I see it, there must be two big new year resolutions when comes to gambling which the general public probably take. Those are either reduce or completely quit gambling and perhaps promise to have a lovely gambling experience/travel that year, some tourism in Las Vegas or other famous gambling location.
It can be pretty similar to those who try to combat their drinking problems or wish to visit an specific and famous bar for themselves.   :P

I personally do not include gambling in my new year resolutions, because I believe to have a pretty well balanced behaviour with comes to dices and black jack.

Gambling has never been a problem to me and it is not also something I prioritise so much, so  there is no need Making new year's resolution for gambling. I do not see gambling as a source of income, I consider it as a means of entertainment which I engage in on a strict budget.

Those who should be bothered about gambling are those who are addicted to the game. Those who have experienced severe financial constraints and whose relationships have been affected as a result of gambling.  The new year is the right time to make ammends and repair what has been damaged.

Resolutions made will never be effective if it is not backed by discipline and determination to live up to expectations. Self improvement is not an easy task,  therefore one need to be intentional in dealing with it.

Gambling is for fun; I don't think there's any serious decision one needs to make about their gambling lifestyle unless they're compulsive gamblers who realize how irresponsible their gambling habits have become over the years and want to make amends. For me, gambling is just there, like a usual thing, and by next year I will still gamble like I used to. I don't take gambling so seriously, like before, and by next year, I'm sure that's what it's still going to look like.

Most of these resolutions don't work op. I remember making these resolutions in the past years but yet I went back to gambling before the end of January of the new year. What I have come to understand is that gambling is just a way of making me feel good whenever am feeling sad and I don't have nothing to cheer me up I go to gamble. For me am not doing that resolution thing again.

Not really sure about it, this is 2024 already, so I doubt that someone here still believes in writing their New Year's resolution as we are all mature and adults here. This is just a practice when we were kids, wherein our parents and teachers urge us to right something at the start of a new year.

But when we grow up and mature, we know that this thing is not going to work.

So I don't write this kind of thing and I think majority of us here are not going to include gambling (if they still do this practice every year). And others might claim that they don't have addiction or gambling in the first place.

I feel the same way.

I don't make resolutions because they make things even harder for me. Also, I've always found these resolutions to be a feat of slackers and people who don't really want to change anything because this allows them to wait a whole year before they do anything. They keep telling people that they'll change but it's going to be their new year's resolution.... but it's June! Then when the day finally comes they do rounds telling everyone how they're going to do this or that this year. If you want to do it just do it! Today is as good of a day as any.

I don't know how many of them stick to the resolution taken for the year. In my view people who have the mind to stick to it were successful. A resolution is something that needs self control as well as makes us to be dedicated on something else. Every year gambling is included to the resolution, but the outcome of the resolution used to be the same every year. Mind says just wager few dollars that has been provided as bonus or for some reason. Further it might get lost and the gambling for the year continues.

There is always a plan to be able to start a new page better. but related to gambling at first I did not have a plan related to gambling activities that I had done so far with the reason because the gambling I did was just for fun. But thanks to the OP's post, it became a warning to me that although this activity is for fun, if it is not done "organized" and not in good self-control then it will still cause a loss. And a wise person is someone who can evaluate what they have experienced. And in 2023 related to gambling activities, my gambling activities this year are quite bad because I still often behave carelessly when gambling, causing significant losses. and my next plan, I will try that I will only play gambling only 4 times a month or 1 time every week. And every month I will try to reduce my spending on gambling even less.

Gambling or not or speaking about other things, i dont really also make out some resolution because there are things which are really that would be hardly be stopped or doesnt really need for some changes and in the fact
that year by year, there would really be some activities or hobbies which you might really be adding up on next year unexpectedly. This is why just like on what you had said that making some resolutions is something that not necessary for me but if ever i do see something which did make out some bad effects in my life for this year like hobbies, behavior then i might really be changing it up but it is really that unlikely.

For those typical gamblers who are really that making resolutions that they wont really be doing gambling again, then i doubt that they would really be able to do so specially if this thing had become that
your hobby or activity then quitting on point is never been that simple. For some other things then we might be able to quit up easily but for those things that we've been
doing it for long time then it is really that you cant easily quit.

A good gamblers have a budget and I believe that they gamble with ideas and in every of the year they have to be accountable to themselves to know how much they have gain through gambling and how much they have lose through gambling and those people is the people who is dependable with gambling so they always have a budget in gambling, so therefore I believe that gamblers who budget for next year gambling when it has not entered next year is a gambling beneficiary, at least we have to be beneficiary of gambling before we can make a budget of next year in gambling

It's never proven that jotting down a New Year's resolution is very effective, and maybe others see this as just a waste of time. Or you don't know to write, as long as you have that in mind throughout the year you will be good.

And definitely, gambling should not be a constrain to anyone, we've seen people losing big money and then some winning big with huge parlay and lottery. So as long as you are gambling responsibly, you will be fine without writing it as a practice that we have known for.

To include gambling in your new year's resolution can be an important steps towards the change of undesired behaviors you might present in your currently routine. If you feel like you are gambling too much at a point of wasting money on it, you may consider adding gambling to your resolution. However, it's just the first step of a very long journey of determination, focus and endurance. Resolutions aren't magic papers which fulfill your desires and goals like a Genie from the magic lamp. You will still have to fight your temptations back on the following year which is coming, otherwise you won't be able to fulfill your objectives.

Good luck!

Uhmm I think gambling is a natural human behaviour since living in this planet is nothing like gambling. Even those who does not go to the casinos or play in an online casinos has made a purchase to a lottery ticket. Some may have placed a bet over something they expect or never expected, sometimes the bet was not in a monetary form. So, as long as you are not a compulsive gambler, gambling isn't really a big problem that you need to get rid of. However, those compulsive ones will most probably not going to include gambling as part of his new year's resolution because he have considered it normal.

People that are battling with gambling addiction will remain and nothing will change, it's just like a regular day of a an alcoholic person, they don't have any plans about the new year or any resolution, they will go there like nothing happened and will gamble the hell out of their life, if they win they are happy and if they lose, they are probably sad for that moment but will go back the next day to play again without any plan or strategy on how to win that match, it's part of them.

With or without new resolutions of gambling, as gambler it's good to have a new winning mentality and maybe a change in the wager so that you will not be conne in one way of winning. There could be other wonderful opportunities you are not looking into and you don't even know if may be they are the type that will give you a jackpot. Wonderful opportunities might be there that we are not looking into until we give them a try.

Resolutions for the new year are usually positive things. So, I don't know whether gambling is included in it or not. because actually gambling will tend to be negative for some people. Personally, this might not be so bad. But at least, as much as possible in the new year, if it is related to gambling, I think I will be able to learn gambling game skills more calmly, so that at least, I will be better at getting profits, not continuing to lose. At least, of course every customer wants bigger profits than this and also smaller losses. But all of that actually won't happen without effort, hard work and careful consideration on our part. However, there is nothing specific that I hope for and aim for in gambling in next year's resolution. just hope to be more self-controlled when gambling, and not depend on gambling which causes addiction.

Personally I don't remember doing such things, but would advise the addicts to add responsible gambling under the lists of their new year resolution. it'll be sad to continue experiencing hard times as a gambler in another year. Saving more money still covers for money management in gambling. Although, before the months gets to march, most people already forget about what they've written about the new year. Life is more like gambling. Nobody predicts how it'll play out. We plan, but situations, conditions, and activities changes our plans. Yet perseverance and persistent still wins for anybody who's struggling to change in their addiction. We can only begin from somewhere and follow it up till the end.

I include it but I say it in a all encompassing manner so that it can be generalize.

For example, I phrase my new year's resolution that I will manage my expenses responsibly and discipline myself regarding my life choices. These statements can be applied to gambling habits as they involve discipline and responsibility of expenses.

For everyone's new year's resolution, I do recommend that people should not wait until new year to start. They can definitely start their resolution as early as today. It should not be perfect but it should start as soon as possible!

Actually, it's not funny because it depends on each person's plans for spending next year and maybe they already have the necessary preparations. However, they should not focus on gambling and include it in their future plans because it can have an impact on their finances and also their mental health. If they don't realize that including gambling in their plans for the next year could endanger their finances, they could suffer a lot of losses. They should start changing their mindset to not think of gambling as a way to make money but only as entertainment and getting pleasure. Trying to change their mindset can keep them away from the effects of gambling addiction so that they can use gambling as entertainment and not gamble excessively.

Yes, it's better if we replace it with a resolution approach that is more likely to enable us to achieve it next year. We can only use gambling as a way to get fun and entertainment so we must be able to look for other activities that provide more benefits. Maybe we can focus more attention on making money from other places so that we can achieve our life goals. Gambling is and will remain an entertainment and not a place to make money so we must remember that we should not gamble for too long, especially if we want to reduce our gambling activities in the next year. And at least we must be able to exercise better self-control so that we don't experience gambling addiction. Maybe this year we have gambled more and have spent quite a lot of money so next year, we should reduce our gambling activities.

Yeah, that's right. Some don't write it but they do have something in mind. I do. I will change something but it's not about gambling. The lazy part of me is what I want to change the most. But it doesn't need to be written, it's all up to each individual if they want to change something theirself. As long as they have the will to try it then I think it can be done.
Last year, I thought of myself as lazier than now. I want to take it to another level and stop the laziness. Work my ass out and see to it that the future of my kids will be bright. Gambling actually is the culprit of me being lazy, damn Plinko is so satisfying to watch and sometimes I forget my work because of it. Maybe what I want to change now is less gambling in casino games, and focus on sports because you don't really need to watch your bet, just the game and while doing it I can still work.

Many people have New Year resolution plans so that in the future when they start new year they can become better person in all things such as attitude, behavior, economy, work or even career.
Of course, each person planning will be different and cannot possibly be the same because each person has their own goals and thinks about what is best for them.

Personally, in every New Year resolution, the ones that must be included are the economy, financial management and also sources of income, so gambling has never been on my planning list.
But regarding the economy and financial management, of course it will be related to gambling because I will definitely put more pressure on possibly smaller budget so that I can stay on the safe path as expected.
It just that I won't give up gambling because can have fun there and it the place that can most entertain if tired from work or are in boring situation.

But including gambling in resolution planning is good thing and can have very good impact on everyone development to be able to change their lifestyle to more normal or better one that is free from gambling.

Agree on not procrastinating, as others will be useless if without it or if we procrastinate and won't start them even little by little. Like they say; " we shouldn't underestimate baby steps ". Well, that is because this is also where all starts. You can't start big at first and if you try to, you will only fall harder.

You said your gambling life has a control. Then you truly have a specific goal when it comes to it. I think that what the addicted people are doing, (over doing an activity) is not what you call a goal, even though they will say that this is what they like because at the end, it still looks inappropriate and I think a goal should only be positive.

Yes, gambling is always included in my New Year resolution. I perceive gambling as an investment hence I always hope for my investment to yield good returns. I have never gambled for the fun of it as most writers have opined because I don't see anything fun in losing money. Each year I set up a target on what level of winning I desire and so far this year I am yet to clock the target but interestingly as at last year, I surpassed my target.

No, because I feel it's not necessary to make any resolutions next year, but at least I can cut less of my spending on gambling next year and not think too much that everything has to be in accordance with the arrangements that I have to note down and follow, the point is to just play When do I want to play and stop? When do I want to stop gambling, there is no need to plan anything.

Playing gambling as usual is controlled with a certain budget limit. At least next year I should be able to reduce the budget a little from this year, it doesn't matter if I achieve any wins as long as it's fun and I enjoy the game I think that's more than enough, I don't think too seriously about gambling but maybe think more seriously about resolutions other than gambling next year.  ;)

Yes, I always include it, but this is how the list looks like on the 2cnd of January :

1. Stop gambling tick
2. Stop Drinking tick
3. Be nice to assholes tick

I just cannot honor any of my New Year's resolutions, because it takes away the fun in life. I enjoy sitting down with a glass of wine and gambling for a hour .... it is very entertaining.  :P

That's correct. Personally, New Year's Resolution is just another day in the calendar; making such promises to myself for the upcoming year feels like beating a dead horse. We humans, myself included, rarely keep up with those. I personally cannot recall honoring a promise I made at the end of the year, and it's merely simple ones like starting an activity or taking better care of myself. Usually, the New Year's Resolution effect wears off after a few days, and we're too unmotivated to keep up with it.

The summary towards the end of the year usually goes like this:

Save $5.000 $500
Start going to the gym or a sport Watch TV
Eat healthier. Eat

Thus, why should I include something like gambling? I'm neither addicted nor an often-used user; I don't see any reason to be concerned about occasional use.

If you are a gambling addict you can work towards stopping that in the coming new year but I don't have this problem, some will even pray for luck in this coming new year, who knows what will await them? Nothing beats getting lucky in a new year, but I don't want such though, gambling is just the last thing I do to waste away some time.

My expectations from gambling doesn't exceed turning two figures in dollars into three figures and if the best happens I don't mind it, I am going to remain a good gambler who don't have too high expectations for gambling.

My new year resolution is going to be about having good health and a more blessed home, and lastly a wonderful result from my Bitcoin and crypto portfolio combined, I want the next bull market to be the best one yet, it may happen since the ETFs is already for sale now and only awaiting approval, gambling isn't one of them, it's something I have lower expectations from.

I hope you already learned what will be the possibilities if you didn't follow those tips that you've read here in forum. Well, we have our own perspective when it comes to this kind of matter and I find your statement interesting because many people here are includes leaving gambling as their new year's resolution and here you are, setting up a target winning every year. Wishing you luck on your next years target goal.

What is resolution in gambling about? whether increasing the number of bets or vice versa, learning more about sports betting or something else. I will not include gambling in my 2024 resolution, because gambling is only an occasional activity, in fact I don't have a special budget for gambling and only play when I feel like playing and also when there are funds that can be used for gambling, and I think that should be the right thing to do can have a good impact on life, not the opposite, for example because this year you have made a lot of profit, you increase your budget because you think you can make more next year, even though in gambling there are always no certain things, we can make a profit today, tomorrow it could be the other way around.

I don't have one because I'm not a regular or addicted gambler and my gambling activities, which aren't a lot in general, don't have any effect on my life, behavior, finances, or anything else that can be affected by gambling. So, I don't think that I'm going to have any resolution or target that I would want to achieve in my life in the next year which has something to do with gambling. Saving money, being better as a human being, and improving my knowledge regarding everything are a few that I have.

I wonder, what if a person who is highly addicted to gambling but realizes that they are ruining their lives and wasting a lot of money and time has an aim to stop gambling as a new year's resolution? Can such a person be able to follow their resolution and respect it considering it's not easy to fight the urge to gamble for an addict?

Or something basically saying about on quitting up gambling? For sure it would really be pertaining into this on which it is really that some people would really be having that kind of thinking that they should be stopping gambling but for those people who are actively dealing with it but didnt still come into a point that they are addicted or something that do talks about not being wrecked with gambling then it isnt really just that
much needed for you to quit since you are really that still into your senses. Whereas, other people do really failed out on this in regard.

When it comes to new years resolution in related or regarding into my gambling activity, then i would really be just simply continuing on what im doing. I do gamble just for fun and there's no way
that i would be quitting because i would really be that basically be that part of my fun and leisure thing on which i cant really just leave it or quit on it because
theres nothing wrong with it and its up to you because its impossible that you wont really be able to notice it out.

He needs to re-examine whether including gambling in his New Year's resolution is right or whether it is a mistake because gambling is not an investment. But gambling is entertainment where we don't need to expect to win every time we gamble because it is definitely difficult. He should read more about gambling, where if someone gambles more often, he has the potential to lose more, and of course, it will cost him a lot of money. But it's okay if he still wants to include gambling in his New Year's resolutions because each person has targets or plans that he wants to achieve in the next year. Well, let's hope he doesn't lose too much next year.

I never thought like this (always included gambling as my new year's resolution) haha, hopes or resolutions in the new year should be about good things (such as better health, increased business and smoother work) not winning at gambling imo, gambling is a game of luck or not but for some gambling addicts, they definitely make winning gambling or the jackpot one of their hopes or resolutions for the new year, well that's all because their minds are wrong lol.

The gambling will also teach us the real life,because we had same ups and down in the real life.So our gambling also had win and loss based on the game we playing and based on our techniques towards the game.The gamblers who suffer the loss in the gambling site only try to get away the gambling site,if the gamblers who get good money as the return from the gambling site will try to increase their monthly expenses on the game site.Also he will increase the gambling budget from their monthly salary.Being a gambler my resolution will be to become the millionaire in 2024 using the gambling site.Hope I had some good outcome in 2024 from the gambling site.

I don't think we should wait until the new year before we change any bad behaviours that's not positive in gambling, we shouldn't wait until it's new year before we stop gambling too much as that'll make us addicted to gambling or before we stop using money that was meant for something different to use in gambling. Many individuals have this problem but they keep it for the new year resolution still they don't live up to the resolution that they have set for the new year.

I love gambling sometimes so I always include a gambling wish to my new year resolutions. I haven't win very big amount of money when I'm gambling but I always win some small win that can hold me for a very long time even when I don't win for some day but to hit the jackpot, that haven't happened to me which is something I wish for every new year and write them down in my resolution that I have to do to make this happen. It hasn't happen for a long time but I'm not giving up.

Sure we all say well turn over a new leaf come January 1st every year.  But how often we actually follow through, right? By waiting for some symbolic fresh start that don't really mean nothing, we just givin ourselves an excuse to keep on keeping on with bad habits.  With gambling, could dig ourselves a real deep hole in those few weeks.

There aint nothing magic about January 1st that'll make quittin easier.  Gotta nip it quick when you know it's an issue.  No time like the present and all that.

Indeed, in making more changes to be better and being able to leave behind bad habits, there is no need to wait for the new year to just make new resolution for ourselves because if we just wait for the new year it is like giving ourselves an excuse to do more bad habits.
But at least by having resolution at every turn of the year, we can have clearly written targets and can create enthusiasm so that in the coming year all these targets can be fulfilled and can bring about big changes gradually.
Moreover, this is just way for those who really want what needs to be changed for the better to be seen clearly and there is proof that in each of these notes we have succeeded in making it happen.
You should be able to understand it and be able to accept it, right? because this is not bad and is very beneficial for person development of change for the better.

I will say once again that it is just written target, the same as you promising yourself to be able to get rid of this bad habit starting on January 1st.
I understand there is no need to wait more time to make every change, but not everyone can easily make these changes or start them immediately.

This question or this thread has a lot to do with the things that can be done in the projects that we have for the new years, of course they must be included, because not everything is work, not everything is the same as always in a system, it has to be Include games of chance in the new year's resolutions in a controlled way, because it is the means of entertainment for many and that is something that if we like, why exclude it, of course we should not put it as a priority because we all know how dangerous it is. It is playing without control of our money, if we play without control we can lose all our money, become decapitalized, and then our obligations that we have to fulfill fully will be compromised and it will be something that is not at all desirable to have, for that reason we are people who must Being very aware of it and learning to cope with things, the fun? Yes, but they should be seen as purposes similar to those of protection, to the projects that we have of lower intensity, but it is important to include them, because it is something that makes us happy.

Could this cause some people to become addicted? No, because addiction is something you don't want to have even in painting, because it is a very strong condition that not only loses money, but also friends, families, in many cases people take their own lives, so that's the only thing We must always be very far away, and that is why control, good management of our expenses, money in a casino is everything, it is useless to know much about the games if you do not have money, because if you have it you will still lose So then it's nice to have that in consideration, but our plans, what we must visualize ourselves is in the possible, that we must never stop having fun, because life consists of that, of fun and that is what we like, apart from Our responsibilities are something we must do.

If a person can use the excuse of that date to create a new beginning for themselves then I am all for it, but the reality is that often those that are the most vocal about their new year’s resolution are the most unlikely to accomplish it.

And one example of this are all of those that claim they will lose several pounds and get in better shape during the next year, they may buy all kind of fitness equipment or even get a gym membership, but soon enough they will give up and go back to their previous behavior and not lose a single pound.

Gambling is ment basically for entertainment and fun and I've in a very long time not come across any who has literally put to plan for the how they intend to probably have such fun because it's such that most persons are not usually comfortable been associated with as something they do due to the stereotyping that comes with knowing that you gamble.

I personally don't plan my gambling habit for the year but I don't fail to make a Budget for it because in as much as I intend having fun from it, I aswell don't want to be left stranded probably because I used all my earnings to gamble and if it turns out I want to effect a change as it regards my habit with gambling, I don't have to wait till January first to get a decider rather I work towards changing such habit because the date or time wouldn't cause the change but my decision will. So I don't include gambling in my new year resolution rather my projects and and what I intend to achieve by the end of the year.

Gambling is a way of life, and just part of it for that matter, so there is nothing special about it to warrant including it in my New Year resolution. No need to alter the way I gamble unless I am doing what I am not supposed to do which is calling for a change, but the reverse is the case. What I know about the New Year resolutions are for the dos and don'ts alteration for the betterment of the person. My gambling lifestyle is perfect at this moment, I don't even think about it at all when it comes to what to change. I gamble to make money in sportsbooks and gamble for fun in my casinos and I know the right method to use for them at any point in time depending on the game and what I intend to use them for or earn from them. This, I believe is fair enough.

So, specifically for your questions, I don't have any need for a change in gambling, I will continue my gambling lifestyle in 2024 just the way it is in 2023.