Running a gambling career is not a regular means of making money. However, many gamblers ignorantly are using gambling as a career, which is not a smart move. That's why the journey of such a gambler would be tough on him, as he has no prior knowledge of what he's into, or how to work it out. Before one ventures into a gambling career, he must be aware of the skills and discipline needed to participate in the field of gambling. Every niche of work needs certain skills to join or perform well in the business. So, most people who now gamble with no skills do so to their detriment. For a gambler to handle gambling successfully as a career, he needs to have a huge bankroll and also the mathematical skill of calculating the house edge to know what's in for him at any instance he gambles. Other wise the person may not succeed. In the long run, it's not needed for a gambler to spend his whole time each day to gamble as a job. People do it and succeed. However a good number of gamblers lose out in this process because they don't understand the ethics of gambling.

Then may get in debt trying to reach the finishing line like a long-distance race. Which could ruin his gambling journey, and his life in the real world. The machines have been programmed to lead to some wins after some specific plays. Gamblers who think that they can get rich by consistently gambling each day and hoping for a big jackpot at some point will be in the shoes of the gamblers who are in debt and find it difficult to move out from such addiction. I don't think gambling career is for every gambler who has ventured into the route of a job, knowingly or unknowingly. Hence, instead of choosing betting as a gambling career, it's better to set up a service for gamblers, offering football analyses for gamblers or giving out fixed games to the players. It's more profitable than gambling all the time, it gets boring to some extent.

Gambling for newbies is like what they see and assume the streamers do on their channels; win big money and hit financial freedom. Everyone wants high finance in today's world, hence they can do anything possible to hit the funds. Gambling came as a way of fun, with rewards, but the players prioritize the need to gamble for money. And it's wrong to have the same mindset that has ruined many gamblers. It's a difficult process of making money. Because gambling only gives transient riches. The players only have fun, relaxation, and life strategies, issued to them as a way of earning via gambling. Addiction increase is only due to the love for the money in gambling. Many gamblers who didn't have the money in mind, end up earning big via gambling. They follow important routines and procedures in gambling that help them escape addiction and make the right moves in gambling. Newbies who begin with efficient time management can succeed in gambling and won't have a reason to regret gambling, that's if they don't lose control.

Like I'd always say, gambling has different ways of dealing with addiction and strategies. A gambler can be focused on using some strategies, and along the line things change, maybe financially in his life, he'd want to try another means of making some funds in gambling, thereby losing out on his previous gambling ethics. The house also works strides ahead to destabilize a gambler's strategy, hence luring more newbies who started fine to chase losses. Hence, the right thing for a newbie is to always have a break, whenever they're not comfortable with the results they see in gambling. It only takes different factors to escape gambling addiction, which includes all the above-mentioned criteria like gambling for fun, followed by doing what's right in the real world in gambling. Not spending recklessly and being calculative in all our moves.

Discipline in gambling is not simple for most gamblers. We read it every day, but practicing it can be a mission impossible. Due to the power gambling has on the human brain. When the losing streak follows, most gamblers won't be able to let go of the truth that they've lost in the process of gambling. Hence the game continues and even when they've won a certain amount of money, the gambler will still wager them back to the house. The self-control we are looking at as gamblers must be mastered or learned in gambling. Discipline should be the aim of gamblers, instead of money. If a player learns this, he'll be successful in every action he's about to take in life. After a few wins, I notice the brain sends out impulses that trigger me to wager more money, maybe the win could get bigger. Sometimes the instinct keeps battling with my predictions. Hence, leading me to think I'm not good enough in following my instincts.

But to a point, I found that in gambling following our instincts matters only when it tells us to stop gambling. But in terms of prediction, the house knows the trick they are using on gamblers to continue gambling. The main reason gamblers try again is that the game plays a number that we wanted to choose initially but tried another one. The player wants to get it right at all costs, believing it's his fault. But the game is controlled by the casino or the machined has been programmed to release a few wins after a player has wagered a certain amount, which obeys the house edge. Newbie gamblers need to understand all these and apply discipline as a strategy. Thereby developing rapport with the house. One can't learn what he's angry at doing or blame for his loss of money or condition. So if a gambler is performing well by enjoying the game, he'd love gambling and make good moves and predictions.

The online name registrar and hosting services are quite a different part of the internet, and most often don't bother about what a site is being used for. The host can only have control of taking down the site, but can't take the domain name. So if the host takes down the site, which is rare, the casino can still move their contents and site templates to another host and continue from where they stopped. But the domain extension of some scam projects is mainly.XYZ hardly uses .com because the domain king .com is mainly taken oftentimes. So, for phishing sites they won't be able to get the actual name of the site they'll want to deceive their customers. However, any name can be used to run phishing. But gamblers are always wary of visiting sites that don't end with .com or .io extensions. Those other domain name extensions for official businesses like gambling don't sit right with many people.

I've seen many other gambling scam sites still existing and running ads on blockchain explorers. We should be bothered about why the advertisers take ads from scam casino projects. The hosting services are quite too far from doing the job of taking down a site, the law enforcement agencies are better at handling such reports. Due to the shadiness of the internet market, not all hosts can take down a site easily, even with lots of proof. They can assume that a competitor may have used the strategy to remove another site. And if hosting services easily took down sites, many internet services may have been offering such services for people who want to hurt their competitors. Scam sites have lots of offshore hosts to host their sites that may not bother about taking down the site. Don't think it'll be necessary to name such hosts, as I'm not sure about their terms of service or why they delay shutting down such phishing sites. But, if you'd want to know I'd advise you to check some fake site scanners and look them up on WHOis.

Physical casinos still have some restrictions on underage gamblers, which online casinos may not possess. Not all physical casinos operate 24 hours, unlike online casinos where people have 24 hours of access each day and can gamble in the comfort of their home. I understand the fun of participating in comps on physical casinos. But the important aspect of these comp clubs aside from free room or food, most of them are responsible gamblers. Those compliments aren't enough to make them addicted gamblers, but they can be gambling consistently. Online casinos have a high rate of addicted gamblers and minors who use the platform. Physical casinos have the feeling of playing with real humans and at some point, one gets weak and would want to go home. The physical casino settings are quite great in deceiving people to continue, even when the time and odds are against them. But, at some point, the gambler has the urge to sleep or go home. While traveling home he'd have a rethink on his gambling action if he made good decisions or predictions.

The online players don't have much time for reflection. They can only play till they fall asleep and then begin first thing in the morning. Due to the availability of the game. Not saying that offline casinos don't produce addicts, many of them get worse and play all their money at a go. Addiction to a physical casino can be too stressful compared to an online casino. Because the first name would be sticking around the casino each time their money is exhausted and runs immediately to the casino to gamble if he gains money. The healing process can be difficult too, compared to the online casino who would be around his home struggling with addiction. With the rate of internet users and online casino players, people who gamble online spend more time in, the same way they do on social media. From the statistics of online gambling precautions circulating online, it's certain to say that online gambling has produced more addicts recently than physical casinos.

Since they work together, you are right, they'll have a way of reaching to an agreement that allows the casino some authority over the results of the game. Atleast to keep the casino from going bankrupt. Running a casino is quite risky, hence if the casino is not in control of the results, players may be winning too many times and running down the funds of the casino. These things happen behind the scenes but still leave the authenticity of provably fair, questioned. Casino promises with the use of provably fair features, the gambler has a transparent result and doesn't have any reason to bother about manipulated results. And the rumors of the streamers have been too real recently, as those wins are becoming more often than any average gambler may have experienced. As for the CEO on second thought, he may not be given any much privilege to receiving a made-up result.

The business is his, so no need for that, I just thought about it from this perspective. A bookseller doesn't need to pay to read his books. But if he's in a book shop he'll buy those books. If the casino owner is playing using his account he can fund his account the same way he does for the streamers. But, if he's playing using a different account to enjoy the fun of gambling, he'll pay to gamble. Because if he's seeing more manipulated results, the owner won't be able to enjoy the fun of gambling. The money he wins still goes back to him as the owner of the casino. So, gambling wouldn't freak such men anymore. That's why in my response, I said that they engage in other activities meant for casino owners. Additionally, they'll be very busy managing the business, handling complaints, and maintaining the authenticity of the casino. Even if they gamble, it won't be on a regular base.

Choosing gambling as a profession has some skill requirements, like any other job. The gambler needs to calculate the house edge, and then venture into the business with lots of money. I've read of a gambler who chose gambling as a profession and used 70k dollars from his savings to gamble for the rest of his life, after quitting his 9-5 job. He happened to be a skilled gambler, hence didn't waste his money, instead, he's meant to be tired of gambling more than 5 hours every day. Locking himself in the hotel environment. A player who has good information on the percentage available for him in a casino can determine how to manage his funds and how long it'll take him before the whole money finishes. Going with the idea of being a gambler forever, without doing any other thing, the player needs to have money, then skill. However, I'd advise the player to do that on offline casinos compared to online casinos. Why? because of the comps.

Whether the player is winning or losing, he'll be getting points from his comp team that'll be used to pay for his hotel bills, food, and drinks. The gambler can stay focused playing from the casino hotel room, knowing fully well that he's into this as a profession. In the long run, he wins and adds to his general bankroll. Utilizing the online casino as an office can be expensive. The player pays for food and other bills. Comps in physical casinos take care of hotel rooms and food. Eliminating some unnecessary expenses on the gambler. Moreover, the gambler will get tired of doing this each day. It's one difficult job for anybody, regardless of how much the player loves casinos. It gets tiring. Not being able to meet with loved ones, sleeping, and waking up to gamble can affect the player mentally. I wouldn't advise anybody to choose that path of profession. The gambler in my illustration never ran out of bankroll, yes, but it's not good for the brain.

The main reason most gamblers go for slot games is the quick return of results, once the money is wagered the gambler gets to see his result win or lose. This has affected the playing pattern of most gamblers. Most especially those with lots of bank roll. They'll continue wagering money until the money is exhausted. However, it's important to say that, these gamblers on the lookout for money may now lose control. Any form of gambling can be addicting, but slots are too tempting for a player to let go. Some would imagine winning on their next play. Hence would prefer gambling for one more time. It works for some but doesn't for others. A few may win on their next trial, while others will continue playing without any luck of winning. Winning big in slot games is quite big, but takes lots of money on the gambler's end. Self-control and discipline are crucial for slot players as the game is too promising not to continue rolling.

Being addicted to slot games has no limit and the player can be sticking to the process, hoping for a big win. Not minding the losses that he's accumulating each day in gambling. However, I do understand or succumb to the fact that an addict on slot games will win big, but he may still lose out on the funds in no distant time. Consistency in gambling can get wins, but the problems that follow addiction are quite too much for the transient riches gambling can offer. Some jackpot winners in slot, famous, ended up losing out all their funds, playing slot games. While the slot players have a high number of addicts, the football niche also has a fair share of addicted players. Due to the number of football fans in the society. Although the urge to gamble again is also strong in football fans, the weekly interval can help in reducing the rate at which a football gambler gets addicted. Compared to the addicted slot player.

Casinos don't need to invest much in the website design. Most casinos I've visited, look alike and it's more about sampling all the services they offer at first glance for site visitors. These days gamblers don't care, they only want to get what is being paid. A working slot game, fast deposit, and withdrawal etc. The way the site looks is a secondary problem to bother about. Once the casino is not a scam project, then the gambler has no reason to ask for something else. That would be a waste of time or maybe a sign that a gambler is only there for the website design. For instance, in an eatery, what matters is being served food, and drink if needed. The looks of the restaurant don't matter compared to the taste of the food, in terms of attracting the customer to visit again. I don't see anything wrong with casinos using almost the same templates. From my level of business perspective, I don't care about the website platforms the goal is delivering good services.

Endeavoring that the casino operates with great customer representatives, solves complaints fast, and then provides provably fair. When reading casino reviews or complaints from gamblers, you'll rarely see that the sites are similar. In addition, what to expect in the future for casinos is having more of them accepting cryptocurrency. This complaint is like saying that all casinos now accept the same payment method. There are some templates a casino would use on their website, but they wouldn't make any sales. Imagine using some WordPress themes for a casino, where the visitor would be looking for ways to find games on the website. Or maybe tracing on how to pay withdraw or deposit money on the casino. A simple graphic user interface helps in keeping a new visitor a little more in the casino. Hence, they won't have a hard time creating an account and navigating the website.

Gambling addiction is not a simple habit to get over. Despite the pressure from the family members, which is good, the gambler will resist at first. The context of the pressure also matters in helping the addict. Pressure in the sense of forcing or scolding the addict to stop, will only make the healing process very much difficult to yield results. Those who use kind words and engage in discussion with the gambler, still have difficulty in curing the addict. Gambling addiction is a chronic disease and affects most gamblers for a long time before the family discovers that their ward is addicted. The gambler doesn't share his problem most often, and it toughens the process of finding out, and he'd think that his family would scold him if he opened up about his problems. Hence having a simple and consistent conversation with the addict helps so much in changing a gambler who is struggling to change. If he's not yet ready to change or stop gambling, the process may be bad and he won't stop anytime soon. A lucky family would be working on therapy with their addicted ward who is also interested in changing.

The main issue is on the addict, not just about whether the family would put some effort into curing him. Therapists are not magicians, they need the collaboration of their client to be able to heal the addiction. The same is true with a family, trying to help their child, if he's not complying with treatment, the whole therapy session would be a waste of time, and he'd resist them for trying to talk him down on gambling. In a situation where the gambler is adamant, even to a therapist's healing techniques. The only solution would be reaching out to the person the gambler loves the most. A person who can create a bond with the addicted person easily. It's the fastest means of establishing a good therapy for problem gamblers. Consistent conversation with the person will then change their thoughts on gambling for a while, and then the person can issue strong responses to the person's complaints, about what he feels in gambling addiction. Humans easily share their problems with people they can trust or love. Hence, a gambler's best therapist could be his best friend.

The streamers are making multiple streams of income through gambling; affiliate, sponsorship deals, ads, etc. Hence, it's not just about whether we are moved by their video but the money they make using the streaming platforms. Casinos work with them and may manipulate results on their behalf to please the viewer to try out the casino. I read that casinos also fund the streamer's bankroll to make videos while gambling. The streamer doesn't gamble with his money. He'll have enough confidence to wager any amount of money. If it gets positive his results would be high and great, attracting the naive gamblers, looking to turn millionaires through gambling. Your decisions are great because, watching the streaming pages, can be tempting in making a viewer lose his control. Scrolling away from the pages would be the nicest move. Especially for newbies who don't understand why the streamers are winning too many times.

Since they're investing lots of effort and time to do a good job for the casinos that hire them, people will fall for their tricks and gamble prematurely. Members under this thread have made lots of responses that they can't be moved by such a video, and I expected to see more of these answers because gamblers here are mostly pros and newbies and are being enlightened on the risk of gambling with lots of money. Not all the viewers on the streamer's page have the prilviledge to understand what's happening behind the scene. Some would view and try immediately. With the trend of people complaining about the streamers, I think the rate of addicted gamblers who joined gambling due to streamers just increased. And to get things straight, they don't stop watching these streamers after joining the casino, they still participate to find out the strategy of the casino streamer. Later they end up accusing the streamer of causing their problem gambling.

Gambling works differently for every gambler, I'd commend you for sharing the strategies and for winning. But some gamblers may not reason the same way as you do, or win if they follow your strategies. The house can be tricky, while a player who hasn't mastered this strategy, wants to participate in the method he will get confused along the line if the results begin to get abstract. Following your strategy, and the win follows with a loss then a win, how would the gambler be able to determine what to do in this instance? As you said, we should increase our wager a little more if the win comes, but in a situation where a loss follows, the gambler would lose a little more of his normal wager. The topic of your thread, is important, although it sounds different from your thread, as a gambler needs to understand when to stop gambling in every session. Making out time, let's say 5 hours for gambling, and sticking to the time is crucial, and that would be considered knowing when to close the casino tap on our gadget.

The day's total outcome after the duration is over, shouldn't bother the gambler, as he's made a budget for it. If he wins, then he can add to his bank roll then enjoy more fun gambling. Gamblers should always use the period of gambling to monitor how the machines work or if they can notice how long it takes for a win result to arrive. Slot games most times have proven that it's not mainly about being a good and lucky predictor but being an excellent observer can help you create a fine gambling strategy that works. Gambling strategies are special and should be customized to only one gambler. The OP may have done his part of the research and found what works for him, kudos! It's left for other gamblers to try doing their best and enjoy a fun gambling experience. However, whenever testing a strategy it's important to test the waters with smaller funds. Don't jump into a river with your both legs.

Having a strong hope that their gambling addiction is positive, puts them into a more serious gambling problem. The journey of gambling addiction is quite difficult, to the extent that they won't accept their problems. The losses don't count to the addicts, all they hope on is the future winning. Human brains are not programmed to reason differently. Whatever is expected of the brain to do in one aspect of life, it will also similarly do in another. That is why if we are pursuing a goal our brain won't stop until it's achieved. Hence in gambling the brain executes similar actions, thereby pushing gamblers to continue gambling not minding the disadvantages. And the house is also aware of the reaction of the brain towards gamblers, especially when chasing for a win. So, just asking addicts whether they're addicted or not, doesn't help any of them to heal. It's only a way of deriving a view for the show presenters.

Doing that is more of a way of escalating the problem to more people who watch the show. As Op mentioned, these people lack control and already don't feel remorse for their problems. It's normal to see addicts who don't feel a thing about losing much money in gambling. Life is normal to them, even they'll think that nonaddicts are the silly ones, not them. Addiction works strangely, the brain has been restructured to love gambling more than anything else. Hence no need to expect a negative answer from an addicted gambler about what he feels about his bad habit. Unless he's now on the near line of escaping addiction, he'll always be proud of gambling. Nobody hates what they truly love. Hence, since the continuous effort doesn't yield any positive result, it's not enough to stop the player from gambling, even though it's causing him much trouble each day. Building a relationship with the addict is great in saving him from problem gambling.

Gambling streamers are just like any other marketer for casino businesses. And they're generating lots of traffic for casinos and most of them earn huge amounts of money as compensation from the platform. However, they've been getting lots of negative feedback or publicity lately compared to when they first got famous in the gambling niche. I've never been attracted by streamers, but have been invited to watch streamers play some games, and I would be paid $10 for watching. But later, I discovered that the casino doesn't pay the viewer the promised $10 for watching the streamer play games. Since that occurrence, I've never been interested in viewing streamers or utilizing any casino they are promoting. Although things got different, when players discover that the casino these streamers promote doesn't provide enough wins like the streamers portray them in their videos.

That's where the problem began and newbie gamblers blamed them for deceiving them. However, I don't have any reason to condemn streamers as they've done nothing wrong. They only recommended and didn't force anybody to use the promoted casino. Where it only gets wrong or bad, is using the medium to promote a scam new casino to their audience. Other than that it's all a way of reaching out to people. Internet users are now moved by what they see. They mainly believe people with high followers count and trust them once shown that they're making lots of money. I think casinos saw this as a nice strategy for promoting their platform and luring people to participate in gambling. Moreover, the naive players now join gambling with no prior information on gambling. The streamers don't teach them about responsible gambling. Hence they'll join as high rollers like the streamers do, and the newbie will end up losing out on the bet.

The condition of some gamblers is not interesting and would need the intervention of loved ones to help save them gambler from addiction. Because the player is no longer in control of his actions. Mental disorders can lead to problems and misfortunes for most gamblers. The lifestyle of gambling addicts doesn't differ, they have similar risks and are prone to taking loans for gambling purposes. The aim of gambling is tarnished by these gamblers. Their attitude spoils the impression people have of gambling if they had. Addiction is chronic and takes a long time to heal. Even if a player opens up to his loved ones or family, they'll still spend lots of money trying to cure or save him from living a terrific lifestyle. The selfishness erupts in them because their brain only revolves around gambling and the player won't be able to help it. In most cases, the family of the gambler won't know of this, because they fail to be attentive or observant of their close friends. I don't understand, Fredomago, what you mean by ordinary addicts, but I'd say that in your response it could mean that they are just new to gambling addiction.

The only difficult aspect of such addiction is that only a few addicts would be able to find out that they're now addicted to gambling.

Mainly, most gamblers figure out about their problem gambling, when in the middle of it, and won't be able to change easily. If the player is lucky enough to find out early, then he's still a bit in control of himself, then he's not yet fully an addicted gambler. Families are great resources when we find ourselves in certain life-troubling situations like gambling. But, it's always a turn in their flesh, because they'll have to take care of all the mistakes of their ward or loved one. Imagine in a situation where the gambler has taken loans, his family will have to pay off the debt. Hence it's not always easy to find a family that'll heartedly help a gambling addict. The problem mainly revolves around blame and accusations. Either the family blames the gambler for his problems or the addict accuses his family of putting him in such a hard condition. Both parties may not accept the responsibility. Thereby increasing the problem.

The trouble increases, in all walks of life, once a person thinks of money in any activity he ventures into. Money is a secondary part of anything. In economics, it's said by Adam Smith that money makes people selfish that's why they can go to work every day. Without the need to make money, people wouldn't have been waking up in the morning, taking a shower, and queueing in traffic for hours till they got to their offices. The same thing applies to gambling. It's true people gamble for money. But, there is a fine line of difference between a gambler who is there to learn and a gambler who is only focused on money. The same applies in the corporate world. Most people are not comfortable with their job, not for anything else, because the pay is less. Have you noticed that when the pay gets increased the same person won't be happy, in the long run, because they have no initial aim of participating or being part of the company? Gamblers are like this too, most gamblers even when the money arrives would still get sad or frustrated in the long run for losing the whole money back to gambling.

They blame themselves forgetting that it's just the way it is for gamblers. The same experience serves as an experience to us as gamblers because it's not under our control anymore to just win and stop gambling. The game continues and doesn't stop anytime soon. If a newbie starts gambling with the sole aim of earning money and doesn't see or earn any bucks through gambling, he'd be uncomfortable with gambling or even stop gambling prematurely. But, if he gets few winnings, along the line, you'd notice that he'd continue gambling and wouldn't mind if he's losing more than he's won. The winning only registers in his head, that gambling indeed offers money to people and could be a source of earning money. Hence he'll put all his efforts into earning big through gambling. Added to the numerous big wins of other gamblers sampled on the casino websites. He won't have any reason to control himself until he gets himself into trouble or maybe gets aggressive due to anxiety.

Whatever interests a gambler, is good for him, so far he doesn't misuse his techniques. Gamblers can lose and still gamble for more wins. If the player overuses the strategy or wants to get the win in one day, it can be bad in the long run, as he'll run short of money. He may not be able to win during the period of gambling in a day, as the game of gambling requires full-fledged thoughts of mind and a cool brain to think correctly and predict the right move to choose. Gamblers, in high quantity, gamble for a longer period, because it generates money in the long run. But the actual game should be the other lessons like Mauser said; learning about his team and improving his horizon on sports-related matters. This shows the other importance of gambling. Most players already developed a new life outside of gambling, because they are gamblers. Sometimes, I'd be able to act according to what I've learned through gambling.

So, when we lose, it's not bad to continue playing, but it should be moderated for our good. Which remains the context of the thread. After reading the few links on the OP I was enlightened on the importance of money management for gamblers. If a gambler loses 1% of his earnings on gambling, he wouldn't have much anxiety, stress, or regret. He can easily forgo the money, and try again another month. I think it's enough to define gambling, as doing something that won't be like a burden to us, but instead a fun and source of relaxation. Whenever we are rewarded with a win, we'll know that we already generated another money to add up to the money we already crafted out for gambling. Thereby increasing the amount of money on our bankroll. Hence, going for the big win with a small money may be less possible, but the same low wagers can give us more fun than those wagering huge amounts and chasing more money.

How many times do we hit the snooze button when our alarm rings first thing in the morning? Gambling can be cherished the same way we do to sleep. Gamblers who have lost control over the fun they get through gambling won't be able to obey the alarm when it rings, provided they still have some funds left on their card. I prefer telling compulsive gamblers to stay clear from their cards when gambling. Maybe keep it somewhere they won't bother about looking for the money. Or better still have a disciplined family member hold the card, and instruct them never to release it until when the card is needed for something else other than gambling. Left for the gambler, he won't stay without depositing more money to his gambling account. Most gamblers may be able to control their urge to chase losses, but the few minorities who can't have been loaded with more funds. Gambling can't be played without money.

And most people who stop to gamble, do so, for money reasons or purposes. Hence, they tend to stop, because their money has been exhausted, and they have nothing left even in the bank. So, when a low roller who has lost his money in gambling, and only depends on money to control his urge for gambling. That means he's lost control, but money helps him enforce the control, by dismissing him from gambling for the time being. If the player is faced with other financial responsibilities and needs to buy food or pay bills, he'd have a regret on why he spent all his money on gambling. But once he gets another money, he'd forget he's not solved some underlying pending problems and rush to gamble some more. With the belief that he'd get some jackpot to cover all his bills. Gamblers in this category are mainly slot players as they enjoy the fast return on slot games. The results are instant and they'll have to hope on their next spin, to be a breakthrough.

Now I understand your point when you said a casino should disclose its operational turnover. I've seen some casinos that share all their winnings on a dashboard. Many complaints have been laid by gamblers across all platforms like this forum and review site of not getting paid after winning a huge amount of money. The casino seeks numerous documents or even accuses the gambler of breaking their terms of service. The question remains, why would a casino lock an account after the owner wins a jackpot close to the amount you mentioned? All the while they've been using the casino, the account wasn't locked for breaking rules, until the player won big. It's indeed a questionable occurrence, but you need to understand that some brand-new casinos won't be able to keep up with paying such big amounts to a winner, or else the casino will crumble. It's not simple to release close to a million dollars to a gambler who won using a few thousand dollars. Even when they do, the casino would want to milk from the publicity by hosting a TV show or online interview with the winner holding a large cheque.

The casino would use that means of advertisement to regain the money. That's why new casinos are not recommended for gamblers. Casinos that have proven the test of time can have the ability to pay out that amount of money because they've accumulated enough customers to be able to generate millions in one day. However, you wouldn't expect a casino to come out plain and inform gamblers that they've got no money to pay them. It sounds embarrassing and the casino would also run out of business. Hence, I don't see it as a good idea for a casino, to grow. In a nutshell, the casino should delay the payment for few more days, than bring up a series of blames on the gambler that will lead to not getting paid.

Slot games are more like Esports games. Games with immediate results have the most possibility of getting players addicted. A slot player can be carried away by quick results and won't mind the reduction of his deposited money, due to losses, and enjoy the fun of playing slots as it requires no prior skill to participate in the game. Sometimes I couldn't go a day without playing slot games with my girlfriend. The winning creeps in from time to time, but we lose out both time and money, due to the fast return of results. The football game doesn't get people easily addicted to gambling, because of the time they'll have to wait for the game to be over. But one thing is certain about sports gambling, it leads to anxiety faster than slot games. When watching soccer with a gambler, his modes and emotions are so much attached to the match, that he'll be involuntarily unhappy if a player fails to pass a ball correctly or score a goal. Such experiences are not conducive to the health of the gambler, and even if he doesn't gamble all the time like a slot gambler, he could get addicted, as a result of the previous game.

One other mistake of sports gamblers is the lack of attention to the history of a team, most of them gamble for the money and are less concerned about the formations of the team they're staking money on their match. Hence the gamblers, mostly low rollers, end up betting on games they won't watch. Regardless of the anxiety of watching the games they booked, losing consistently also exposes the gambler to being addicted. That means they'll have to gamble every weekend or even weekdays for teams or leagues they don't know anything about their origin or history. Slots can be controlled, as the results happen fast, but sports betting only gets worse coupled with the anger of losing a match. Football has this natural passion in both players and spectators that sometimes I see people cry over a football match. It's a game that connects to the brain even without gambling on it, hence the gambler will feel double pains if he loses the match and his money at the same time.