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.

The money the gambler has lost on his course of gambling and what he'll lose in the future may not be equated to his earnings. People think that winning big is the end of gambling. It's not a form of doing something till the big win, then stopping to try other things. Some people do this, yet it's the starting point for most gamblers. Sports gambling is for the experienced sports analysts and football freaks who can differentiate between one possibility of a team winning to another reason why the lesser with big odds would win instead. This analysis can be boycotted and done without any time investment and still, the player would win. Gambling is a game that doesn't have any accurate technical requirements. What is needed for a gambler to win is trial and error. Sometimes we win, and most times we lose. So, gamblers must be able to check through these differences to be on the safe side, and not just gamble because someone they know won big in gambling. Money comes and goes, as you said, it shouldn't be the main aim for gamblers. People have made millions through gambling, I see winnings each day I visit a casino website. Those wins keep popping up and make me want to gamble more.

A good number of millionaires are made each day through gambling, it's not meant to be news. This is also an important aspect of gambling, but we fail to understand that these people have been losing money for a long, and still expect to lose more faster than they can imagine. The more a player wins the more he wagers. Win-win for the house. So, the house won't hesitate to send out those wins for any gambler who won his predictions. I'd also add that most people lose millions each day in gambling to balance the ratio of money circulating in the gambling world or niche. A gambling firm makes lots of money from the little amount of money wagered by a huge number of gamblers, then rewards a few more lucky winners to attract fresh new gamblers to join their gambling firm. Football games happen in ways that the gambler has some control over his side if he's able to predict right the winner or loser of the game. Hence, these things still happen like magic, and a large number of gamblers lose out in sports games.

I'm glad to have read the few lines of responses on gambling from both of you. Gambling is a form of spending money on what we want, not a place of investment. Most newbies or pro gamblers see gambling as an investment. And it ends up hurting them when they're not able to get a return on investment after many years of gambling. When we lodge in hotels or go to stadiums to watch football, do we expect them to refund us money at any given time? no. Some hotels would only offer us breakfast which we are not entitled to have every morning. Gambling is similar to these activities, we pay to relax and learn strategies that most matter to our daily lifestyles. Discipline, self-control, money management, time management, etc, are a few of the many things we pay for while gambling. The money we get isn't an entitlement, just like the morning tea a hotel offers to their customers.

Hence, spending the morning in a hotel because of the morning tea alone, is it worth it? We paid for the comfort and to spend a night or two. Gamblers need to learn to draw a line between, what they're paying for and the entitlement they've developed for the money won while relaxing through gambling. That's why gamblers stress more on self-control. Being able to control ourselves from seeing money as an entitlement but as a reward, is very crucial. Gamblers don't actually what they're paying for in gambling. Why would a gambler who has a source of income, also see gambling as a side hustle? some questions need to be asked about the behaviors of gamblers. Fine, gambling can be juxtaposed with the way we reason and could affect our brain. But only those who allow it to mess with their brain would be victims of such circumstances. Hence the more newbies are not enlightened on matters like this and these factors attached to gambling, they go home believing that gambling only has to do with money and addiction. Then neglect the good aspect of life, that doesn't threaten their financial security.

In a family where the husband gambles alongside the wife, there is no doubt that people may think of their children as future gamblers. Such perspectives aren't wrong, neither is it a threat to the future life of the children. The most crucial duty is the act of management; kids, family, money, food, bills, etc. These few utilities shouldn't compound to become a problem in any family. Both gamblers must be able to instruct their children on what to do at a specific time and monitor their internet access. Recommending a keylogger installed on the devices or gadgets of the kids would be important. So that the parent would be able to observe any single search the child is inputting on his system. Children are very skillful and fast at adapting to new technologies, hence parents must act as adults too, by staying extra hours in researching for means to stay ahead of their children. The kids we own are our responsibility, they should be grown in a way that pleases us, and if one is found misbehaving, the parents must caution the child to stop. Or be punished. What kind of punishment is effective in changing a change?

In previous years, our parents were used to seizing our gadgets or maybe restricting us from going to participating in games we love like football, basketball, etc. Those moves weren't effective, in my response, because at some point they weren't able to keep up with the pace and got tired, hence the child continued with his bad habit. Punishing a child could be done in different ways. When I want to change a child, I don't buy them what  I bought for others as a punishment. That child would have a rethink or sometimes cry over it. Such things leave a mark on the child that lets him remember that whenever s/he misbehaves his parents won't buy him gifts when they buy for his siblings. Then that child would begin to shape his ways, to be eligible for the next gift. I've used this method to get most children close to me, interested in mathematics and they hardly fail on doing their maths assignments. Parents can as well use this to caution a child that feels the urge to gamble as a minor.

Indeed it's one of the important aspects of gambling, being responsible to the extent of not borrowing money for gambling. It'll lead the gambler to more trouble gambling. Gambling with our funds is better than losing out on another person's pocket. It only puts the gambler in a more severe painful condition. Where he'd have to fear over what he'd do about paying back his loan. Gambling isn't a competition, but most times due to the results of other players around us, gamblers end up playing more games against their own will. Hence sticking to the plan and working with our budget is among the best gambling strategies for any gambler. We need to stay prepared against any form of addiction. Being addicted to taking loans for gambling purposes may not be a good habit in the long run, even if the gambler can clear his debts. I'm aware some gamblers clear their debts and it's not far from the truth that, other gamblers who fall victim to not being able to pay back their debt, do this because they've seen or heard of a fellow gambler who took a loan to gamble.

Ushering out more precautionary measures for gamblers is worth it and we must inform gamblers of the need to have a budget. Nothing is wrong with cutting our coats according to our sizes. As gamblers, we need to admit that we can't afford to wager certain amounts of money, in one day. Instead, the money can be split into partitions and could lead us to an extra 5 days of gambling. Hence we'll have multiple gambling experiences and fun. Of what use would it be for a gambler to lose all his money and still have not won to show? He'd only get sad and scared of what his financial life would become in the coming days. Planning our moves is part of gambling, and we should learn that gambling teaches us to be smart and calculative. A gambler who doesn't learn from the act of gambling will always face the same problems as addicted players.

Does it make any change, reading the terms and conditions? In most ways it does, and reading the terms of service of a casino doesn't mean that the gambler would have to do that in one day. The most important of those rules would be shared on different platforms or discussed in the chat box of the casino website. I've seen top casino terms like the prohibition of certain regions or countries being discussed on review sites. The punishable offense makes it to the discussion boards of the casino's blog or forum discussions. So, if a person is too lazy to read a few important terms of a service where he wagers money, he should endeavor to research the few rules that have got people talking. Others who read it may have done this to enlighten others who didn't. I don't see it as a difficult task to glance at the crucial aspects of a casino's rules and abide by the terms not to lose our money or account. Most people have lost their accounts and money, due to the failure to read those few words of advice on what to do in a casino.

Imagine playing from a prohibited region, what could be the joy of the gambler when he wins and is being denied of his money? You'd see them, most times, running to online forums seeking help and blaming the casino for not being good to gamblers. While the problem is from the gambler because he didn't read their terms of service. Hence, it's very important to set out time and glance through it, I could remember reading them, and it wasn't a difficult task. It looks too long, but once you begin, the process gets easier and you start to enjoy the read. The writers are also marvelous writers, they make the long read memorable. I noticed that review writers mostly read those write-ups to make up a competent review about the casino. Using them for your information about a casino could be nice for non readers, but always hear from the horse's mouth.

Would such parades turn into fun gatherings that won't have any effective impact on gambling? The parade can be abused by young people and they could see it as an awareness to those who are not gamblers to join gambling. Motives do change, and such things as parades don't seem to me like an educational means of reducing gambling addiction. Education shouldn't be noisy. The learners need to be heard. Gambling addicts need to be heard, in society. No need to see them as failed people or wayward individuals. They get lots of blame and discrimination from loved ones, which is not important to the health of the gambler. Instead, it pushes him to gamble more often. Believing that he has nobody to help him. Parading and creating awareness in the society like say no to gambling addiction. It can't stop or heal. Being careful with them heals faster than condemnation, I'd say that people should change their perspective of parades, and teach society about the importance of being careful with a gambler.

Society has become void of them, parents regret the fact that their kids are getting addicted each day. Without knowing the right way or method to control the kids, they'll only be left with the choice of condemning them and blaming them for the trouble they've caused to themselves and the disgrace brought to the family. Assuming the player fully is in control of what he's doing, then there'll be no problem blaming the gambler. But this time it has to do with loss of control. The help should be coming from the family. Running around the streets won't help change anybody's mental illness. But, informing parents on what to do about their addicted loved ones, can save a few more lives in society. Creating awareness of the importance of psychotherapy, introducing the child to visit a therapist, and keeping up with his therapy sessions. These things affect change. Harming the child emotionally, blaming him or her, worsens the problem. It hurts to see our loved ones suffer, so let's help them.

Confusion from numerous gambling ideas could be overwhelming and consume lots of brain power. I encourage gamblers to appreciate the importance of taking another rest. The brain gets too exhausted trying to figure out what prediction will be accurate or not. If the gambler cherishes sleep and takes his time in cooling his brain through enough rest, he wouldn't have to experience stress. Which leads to wrong calculations in gambling. Being in control also helps the player to be decisive and coordinated in creating new gambling decisions and strategies. Lack of such qualities in gambling could result in lots of problems gambling with the player. The brain when filled with things we need to do, yet doesn't get enough rest. Could be doing the reverse of what we expect it to execute, and may provide us with wrong predictions and reactions after a loss. If the brain can relax and doesn't bother the gambler to gamble more, the player wouldn't have to bother getting addicted.

Taking a few day's rest is also valuable in the life of any gambler. It's worth the time, and the gambler would notice a change in him after such a brief vacation from gambling. Gamblers who go for money and neglect their budget, only do so to the detriment of their brain. They end up receiving impulses that make them regret being a gambler in the first instance. It's a hard practice, for most gamblers as the need to play more is quite stronger than that of calling it a day. Gambling is fun, and thrilling, the human body loves such activities and won't stop especially when money is involved. So, every gambler may not be able to successfully execute this strategy of taking a break. To most it's impossible and they must enjoy the thrill every single day, thereby losing out on greater opportunities. The belief that responsible gamblers don't win big in gambling, still amazes me, as it's not proven anywhere that irresponsible gamblers do win better than responsible gamblers, because they gamble more than the responsible folks.

Writing a casino review is not about getting people to see a specific flair added to your writing, but it's a way to try and get their interest to read more of your writing. Nobody cares about what is added or removed. What makes your readers read again is if the previous articles were useful and were able to solve their problem. What I don't want to see in a casino review is the trend of review writers promoting a casino with some features, that they don't possess, because they were paid to write about the casino that way. I understand your wish to send out a unique casino review other than what your competitors do each day. But, I'd want to ask you, is it possible to write what's not in a casino, to appear unique? Or are there other things in a casino that review writers are missing out on that you think we should open up to you? Well, I've read tonnes of review sites and may tell you that almost all the useful factors are being explained in the casino; Age, provably fair, currency, game provider, bonus, customer service, etc.

Remember you need to write what your readers know and then convince them of some other things which they've never been in contact with. Trying to take them in a different direction of topics and what suits your perspective can affect your website ranking due to pogo-sticking. The reader may not be satisfied with the idea you are trying to initiate. Do you want to add stuff like how many staff work for the casino, the contact details of the casino boss, or the location where the casino is located? Such things may not be valuable to others, but to you, it'll be a good job. Writing is not about you, the writer, but the readers. Give them the raw information that they want, and the reader will be happy to have found help. The site can then be twisted to enable readers to add their own experience with the casino, hence making an interactive section between the gamblers and the review writer. Maybe through this method, you'd be able to figure out what your readers want.

Gambling is like a pulley, it either goes up or down. Hence, the gambler must stabilize his games to his taste. As a result, what we get in gambling sometimes gets the brain high or low. Sometimes a gambler's happiness would be determined by how much money he won. Those with no self-control get to finish their funds and move forward to take loans. Or even engage in other incriminating acts like a drug addict would do to buy some substances. Psychologists, already proved that even if gambling has nothing to do with substances it has the power to affect the brain, the same way other harmful drugs do. But, the difference is now in the person's capacity to stabilize his gambling habit. We all have this need to make ourselves happy and earn money via gambling. Yet it's not a competition or a must to do that. Gamblers have other sources of making money, so taking gambling as the only source with the most possibility of becoming rich is a wrong idea or perspective.

Such false beliefs now trigger the player to gamble more than he should, then chase loss till his brain gets disturbed by the anxiety he feels every day for losing money in gambling. Added to the stress, his brain may get disordered. Yes, Oilacris, not all gamblers would fall victim to addiction, provided that they can follow the disciplinary strategies of being a responsible gambler. Many still gamble for fun and don't get aroused by wins or losses. They have the capability of changing their decision and know when to stop. But it doesn't mean they can't get addicted. Gambling addiction works in different ways, those factors; like self control, help in controlling it, but humans have the ability to change at any time. The main reason therapists would say that even those whom we think can't be addicted, may end up becoming addicts. We can't predict who is going to be an addict, regardless of their level of understanding in gambling.

A gambler who gets engaged in gambling and feels insecure or incomplete when he's not able to gamble can be diagnosed as an addicted gambler, and he may no longer regret his gambling mistakes. That's why he'll gamble more and focus on the big win. The thrill doesn't stop, he only needs to make money for gambling's sake. This state of gambling is not recommended for newbie gamblers as they'll always find it hard to change. Most times the experienced gamblers who find themselves wallowing in problem gambling, sometimes find a way of curing their addiction. But the new gamblers don't have such privilege because they lack the experience and wouldn't be able to trace their way out. Hence, they'll only face the trouble, by trying to gain their money back. The process gets to a stage where the gambler's actions become reflexes, as N00ber said. At this level, the player can't help himself.

Take for instance, Nara, if a person does something continuously, they'll get used to doing it, but the difference between other actions and gambling is the reaction it erupts in the brain. Our brain is sensitive to every instruction we send for it to process. Sometimes the brain begins to function in a way that seems automatic in some cases. Due to the wrong impulses that have piled up in the brain and made some changes to it, that needs to be corrected. Mental disorder, as the name implies, is just a disorder. Not that the person won't be fine again or can't stop gambling or chasing losses. He only needs the part of his brain that's affected to be cured by a therapist. Which can also lead to a more serious situation for the gambler. It takes a long time for a player to be healed of mental illness caused by reckless gambling. As he'd not feel comfortable letting himself accept the feeling of staying without gambling. His brain now tells him that it's impossible, just like we can't do without water or air.

The impact affects the minors very much and most times they don't have alternative means of changing their situations. The problem with them starts when their parents refuse to offer them funds to satisfy their online gambling urges. In a child's state of problem, the parents need to look into ways of helping the minor gambler solve his problems. But these days parents have little or no time to spend with their wards. Hence endangering the future of the younger generation. Most of them get addicted and require help, but their parent won't be able to detect that the child is going through some difficulties. The discussion session we normally had in the previous decades, with our parents is hard to find in today's world. Instead, everyone focusing on social media, parents now communicate with their kids on air, telephone, and messaging apps. The physical discussions, help the mother of a child to question the facial reaction of their child. To know what's bothering them, or to know why the child isn't interested in playing video games anymore.

These few discoveries, as described above, can help figure out that a child is now into gambling, and also prove why his pocket money keeps finishing, or why he's asking for an increment in his pocket money. Minors are naive and want to make quick money to impress their peers in school. Such things as minors weren't available in the physical casino era, and gamblers were mainly adults who could take care of their problems or decisions. Like I said earlier, their teachers in school can have extra moral classes with kids who are acting strange in school. Those who are easily provoked, don't engage in any activity, want to be left alone, undergoing depression, etc. These things are easily noticed among school children, but the administration cares less about emotional intelligence. Which is the best skill in today's world. Most kids suffer the pain of having to see their parents once a week or a month. Gambling can be their only alternative, and then they develop an addiction, putting themselves in a more serious problem, like mental disorder or depression.

You've made a great point, and I'd want to stress more on the term Egalitarianism. In this condition, it doesn't mean anybody is more important than the other. Handling money doesn't increase the respect of anybody in the family. Provided that the man and woman earn money, one party should be in control of how is been spent and then report to the other person about their weekly expenses. In economics, it would be termed, the division of labor. Each task should be allocated to the person who can perfectly execute it with fewer problems. In my response, it sounded like a generalized instruction for a woman to be in control of the money, if both spouses are gamblers. This time to make it clear, if the woman isn't capable of doing it, then the man can handle the task. But, from my observations, women have the skill of home-keeping and know when to buy certain important utilities in the house.

As gamblers she can always set aside the monthly money meant for gambling and endeavors that nobody breaks the rule of spending more than the agreed amount of money made for gambling. So, hoping to find a family where both parties would do the same thing just to promote mutual respect or understanding can be rare, as we are created differently. In such a case I can say that, they'll have to joggle the idea. Maybe the wife controls money this month and the man another month, while the wife takes care of strategies. This will only reduce their productivity as the consistency will disappear. Moreover, if the husband doesn't master a strategy that can be applied to their gambling life to stay winning more than losing, how would they be able to stay relevant in gambling or happy, if they continuously lose money in gambling? Since the odds are against them, they need to fight to win at all costs, not just money, but maintaining a good home and being responsible parents.

In that case, the player wouldn't have to bother about his results, if he now gambles with the money he won, and saves his own money for another day. Your actions, Westinhome, are great, but not everyone would be able to focus on the bonus money alone. There are multiple meanings to all gambling strategies, and that's why gamblers need to be psychologically strong. A gambler needs to understand the right time to make any move or apply unique strategies in gambling. The measures talked about in the forum are mainly to restrict or reduce the high rate of addiction circulating among gamblers. The aim isn't about maximizing profits or seeing it as a game of chance for more money. A player who follows strategies like self-control wouldn't win big in gambling in the long run, and at the same time won't go home wearing a frowned face or transferring aggression to his friends or family.

The winning, however, is not guaranteed all the time. A gambler will undergo lots of difficulties, thick and thin, to win big. Hence, while we encourage players to stay clear from addiction or chasing for the money, it's important to note that, it takes time to be in control of games like black roulette. The gambler may have paid some attention to the game and how it works to be able to win big unless he applies random tricks like predicting colors or some range of numbers on the board. I don't doubt the fact that a new player with no prior experience of black roulette can win big on his first day in gambling. Yes, it's possible. Yet it could put him into a fast race of recklessness. Just like most people would say the first win leads to reckless gambling. Such a player with no control, we still fund the house back the same money they just gave him. Neglecting some of the strategies discussed in this board, may not help a gambler who only depends on luck.

Nobody is happy about losing money, but with the right techniques, one shouldn't bother about spending money on gambling. Wagering money bit by bit shouldn't make us sad when we lose the funds, as the amount of money wouldn't be enough to swing our mode. Addiction is the main cause of this, yes. The player may have gotten so attached to gambling, emotionally, that the results now represent his happiness or sadness. He is very happy if there is a win and vice versa after a loss. Gamblers who allow themselves to be under this type of condition should seek help like Op did. We all have these symptoms in us, and being able to discover them earlier on is a good thing for the gambler. Most players would be carried out, with the loss of control and won't be able to notice their problem. Instead, they'll blame it on some other things. Believing that gambling won't be able to get them into such a situation, will only worsen the situation. Using alcohol to change our mood or distract the emotions from such thoughts, could be like adding insult to injury, to most victims.

Alcohol addiction can be created out of it, causing double trouble for the gambler. The addict may now have to drink whenever he finds himself in such an emotional trauma. And this kind of changes he'll be experiencing often. So, that may not be a good alternative, and alcohol doesn't stop gambling addiction. What OP did in this thread is among the best methods of healing himself from addiction, talking to people, and seeking advise. Moving forward, I'd tell him to get his family involved and let them know about his problem. Addiction is not healed by hiding it from people around us. What we get from forums or special interest boards isn't enough to change our behavior. If he's able to notice his problem, then he's still under control of himself, what is required of him is to change his actions towards his kids, instead of being aggressive he can switch it to joy or engaging in fun activities with the children.

The rich take advantage of some games, but not all. In sports gambling, the rich would be able to stake huge money in a single game, maximizing their chances of winning big in the game. But that won't be achievable in slot games. This is where bankroll management comes in, if a rich player wagers a huge amount in games like slots he'll find himself in the shoes of the gambler described by Virasisog. So, I think the results of both sides depend on planning and calculated expenses. The low roller still has the chance of winning big if he makes the right prediction. In games like Black Roulette, if a low roller can predict the right number for the ball correctly he'd win big, regardless of the amount of money he staked. Those are big luck games, for players with the idea of luck. Whatsoever a gambler does he is expected to have an idea of what he's into, especially for games like slots. It knows no rich or poor like you said.

The only benefit of being a rich gambler is the results that follow wagering huge amounts of money, even in slots. The risks are very high for the rich player because he'd be losing money that looks big to him. The money he wagers could be a big win for the low roller.

However, an inexperienced high roller may end up broke in gambling, compared to an experienced low roller. These criteria or differences must be talked about in such threads or arguments because all rich gamblers are not smart gamblers. Not the whole of them will be able to make the right decision in gambling. Most of them still make big mistakes and don't know reasonable strategies like money management that can reduce their rate of losing money. The fact they are rich doesn't mean that their money management skill is enough to counter the urge to gamble more when faced with losses. I know of experienced rich gamblers who don't mind the results, they get, the main purpose of their participating in gambling is to learn more about critical thinking and risk management. Other than such focused gamblers, a rich gambler with the aim of more money can end up losing all his riches or wealth in gambling.

If the casino dealer is watching over all the operations happening in the casino, he would restrict anybody from cheating the system. Including the owner? not sure, the only confusing thing right now is the relationship between the casino and the game providers. Don't know if the casino would be able to manipulate results from a game provider's server. As these two parties are different and have some restrictions. There are some things a casino can't do with a gaming provider. Take for instance a game provider that can restrict people in a specific location from playing their game, while the casino allows for anybody to use the casino. But, when it comes to that specific game provider the player has no right to participate in such game, except with a VPN. The provably fair system has to do with the casino, not the gaming provider, this is where I don't understand what happens, in terms of the results we get from a casino.

According to research, the casino controls the results, but the provably fair system would still be there to make sure that the house edge allows players some time to win. Hence, it's quite complicated to know the kind of treatment the casino boss or owner would be getting in terms of results. Another common example would be the streamers, we have rumors floating around the gambling niche that streamers get favor from the casino to win more than the players who join the casino to wager games. I think the casino boss would have to decide what happens or for some reason won't derive joy from using his casino. Maybe he'll be interested in other types of games or participate in a higher level of gambling, with top gamblers or fellow casino owners. I always have this feeling that they'll be focused on buying games and helping the bookmaker with football odds to place on some specific teams to maximize profits.

Consistenly regretting doesnt solve a problem. Gamblers need to take action and change their condition. Life is deep and every habitat of nature need to understand that there is a price and time for everything. Most players fail to think outside gambling or try to attach the lessons from gambling house to the outside world. Or do they think that gambling doesn't offer anything meaningful to the outside world. Most people who lose in casinos are not addicted, but they may one day catch up with the trend. Because not accepting that it's possible for one to lose is a problem. When I was studying management, I realized that a team that celebrates failure, would end up becoming better, productive, and greater than a team that gets angry whenever they failed to meet a task given by the company. Same applies to gamblers who lose, if they are able to understand that lossing is a sister to winning, why would they sit back to claim another win before ending the gambling game for the day.

It'll better if the losser is able to learn from his mistakes than looking at himself as an unlucky gambler. Lose of control wouldn't allow the player to draw a line in between enjoyment and foolishness, as the aim of such people doesn't lead to such thoughts. They've got no control over their actions. The limbic structure of the brain, only triggers the urge to win more in the gamblers brain. As it's the order he's sending to his brain. Only a smart gambler who is still under control would be able to  understand that whatever outcome he gains through gambling is a lesson. I don't judge any gambler for his mistakes because of the point you made above, Slapper, gambling a psychological drama. And only a gambler who is psychologically strong would be able to win the fight with the house. Not just via making money, but in control or maintaining their emotions and win against all odds.

All the above fun activities you both mentioned can be achieved with the help of someone else, who the addict loves or interacts with about his gambling problem. Most of the time the gambler would suffer internally, and wouldn't want to share his problems with other people around him. They have this fear that keeps them deep into trouble and they'll start asking themselves questions like: would he be able to help me since I can't help myself? Will he blame me like everyone else did? Such a question puts the addict in a tough condition of whether to talk or remain with his problem. Mind you, these thoughts don't change the gambler by any means. While he battles with telling people, he still gambles and indulges in gambling-related activities, outside his will. So, a gambler who is privileged enough to understand this quickly can get such help, and save himself from addiction. But, truthfully, not all addicted gamblers would have friends or relatives who are kind enough to help them change.

His fears may later happen, the questions he asked himself earlier, could be true. The people he talked to wouldn't be able to help or they'll blame him for his problems. Therefore the discrimination could serve as a nitro to help the gambler move to a more crucial level of gambling addiction. We expect to see lots of suffering addicted players, due to the challenges from loved ones. I do commend gamblers who got help from their loved ones, as very lucky. It could be the person's girlfriend or brother. The only help the addict wants is for a different body to push him out of gambling addiction. Engaging in fun games can be a fast means of restoring an addicted gambler to think of a different game outside of gambling. However, he still needs supervision from his friend to keep to the promise of not moving back to gambling. Cross-addiction is very hard in gambling addiction. Hence, players need to be wary of it, as not everyone has kind, loving relatives or friends.