Disadvantages and advantages exists in every thing in life, even the best of the world have disadvantages. Gambling is one good activity with too many disadvantages. Which have affected the perspective found around it in every society. Not all gamblers find gaming as a bad activity themselves, of which they're all parts of the society. It's quite too huge a dispute for gambling to ever be compared, as a nice habit in the view of ordinary people; non-gamblers. Good news doesn't travel faster than its opposite. Added to the fact that gambling addiction cases occur most often in the society, people are not expected to hear good responses about gambling. Yet, it doesn't remove the fact that gambling also consists of good effects to the responsible players.

Talking about the usage of computer it's better to remind us that phones, calculators, laptops are all computers. And the gambling house Op is talking about use the desktop computers or laptops to operate their business. If gambling wasn't done online, people would still use computer due to the widespread usage of computer across every society. Old people wouldn't miss out on this trend. Most of them use phone proficiently with no faults or mistakes.

While those who are using the computers found on gambling shops may be some old people who hardly use phones, many of them would still use computers for other purposes like education and research. Aside aged gamblers, lots of computer literates in same age category still exist and they don't gamble. Those people online gambling helped to learn how to operate a computer should only be counted lucky for being in a era where computers were now being used for gambling.

It's actually the difficulty of accepting defeat that puts most players in the dilemma of what to do while losing in a game. I wouldn't complicate this, it happens to almost everyone with some funds left out on their bankroll. Sometimes I would stop and after few hours I find myself losing again. When getting emotional for losing steps into the game, it's a sign of fatigue on the player's end. I do remind my friends about how tiresome gambling could be to players. Waiting for a whole day would fix the player back to the right sense of gambling. Without feeling weak and emotional he'd gamble with all his might and energy, in terms of decision making. The game then becomes enjoyable. It's not easy sitting in a position and gambling for hours. The body would get exhausted. Thereby allowing the player enough opportunity to make huge financial mistakes.

It's a gradual process. Gamblers don't need to stress themselves playing a lot of games even when they're experiencing multiple losses. Stopping a session is not simple as a member said about. Easier said than done. Sometimes the game gets very competitive and how to end it would be a huge problem. In such a state, it's also crucial for the player to reduce the amount of money he wagers, at least this will help in reminding the player about the stoppage time. Maintaining the same pace would only cause the player huge losses.

You picked the mistake most players forget to see. Whether you withdraw or not, it's same. The difference only points at the fact that players who take out some funds spend on other utilities. But, it's as good as spending your money it's not about the wins from casinos. Because, the same amount would still be deposited back to the house. Which shows that a player will continue to lose back to the house regardless of how they handle their winning. It all boils down to the fun part of gambling, that gamblers should embrace instead of bothering about how they will benefit from their gambling wins. Profiting from it only could be winning a jackpot and holding a long break. While we still gamble, nothing would be benefited financially.

For real, this will work, the gambling board is also a section of the forum. And it's weird to say that members of this forum who write well in other sections lose their writing skills when on the gambling section. Lots of good writers with nice contributions are on the section, but the conversation does not vary so extensively with other created threads. Which could be a good reason why most merit sources get tired of reading the section. Looking at it you'll notice how the gambling niche revolves around addiction, win or loss. Hence, they are no much new discovery on discussion that wouldn't sit on the three I mentioned above. So, with the involvement of merit sources on casino campaigns they'll most likely read through few responses on the board, and figure out the few ones eligible for merits. The efforts there shouldn't be tagged as wasted.

First a gaming topic needs to be opened in the off topic section of the forum. Then watch if it'll become a mega thread. Nothing is unable to achieved here in the forum. If people are consistently building the mega thread and it ranks on Google, it'll attract lots of gamers to join the forum because of the conversation happening on the thread. I think that's a better start, then the admin could evaluate if they is enough space left for such boards to be implemented here. Truly, with such threads available the forum could be attracting gaming sites to advertise here. Thereby increasing the diversity of the forum under one umbrella; cryptocurrency. It would not be a hassle for a gaming platform to add cryptocurrency to their payment method for the purchase of weapons, and premium membership.

Involving the police, does it sound like a way to settle the problem? The cops can decide to side the loan shark. Because his money is at stake and it'll be also injustice on the loan shark's end if his money is not given to him. I understand that people are not meant to pay for loan they don't know about, but they are better means of settling such matters.

Provided the loan shark has given out proof about the deceased person owing him, talking to him to atleast reduce the amount of money for the moarning family is the best idea. Trying to go it the aggressive way will only piss off the loan shark to take silly decisions. The loan sharks also take this steps of asking for the player's family contacts for the same reason. If the person doesn't come back to pay back or leaves this earth, they'll trace him to his family using the information he's provided.

From the look of human nature you will notice that limitation is quite a difficult activity or something to maintain regularly due to how hard it is for gamblers to forget their lost money and focus on just enjoying the game. So at a time when people see gambling as it is a business they will try to run or participate in it as if they are running a business.  People believe that gambling everyday would yield them profits just like working every day. But, it remains the opposite. Consistently wagering money each day without limitations will only cause addiction to the gambler. However, luck can play a vital role while gambling, but it's hard to always be lucky.

Well it's a nice idea you've mentioned above and I understand the fact that some gamblers find it hard to recognize this idea due to the losses they may have incurred while gambling. It's quite obvious that after the money has been deposited it's  already in the bank role and the player still has the opportunity to win and as well withdraw his funds but on the long run players who are addicted don't have the opportunity to withdraw because they actually want to win multiple times even when they've won some amount. They're hardly satisfied with the amount of money already won. Hence, accumulating more losses is the only option left on an addicted player. As he'd hardly stop is gambling session after winning big or losing out substantial amount of money.

Gambling on 10% of our income is quite a reasonable amount to wager in a month. Then whatever is gotten in the process via wins, can be added to the bank roll. Thereby yielding safety on the remaining amount from his salary. It's sad that most players spend out all their salary in a sitting. As you said, it's a sign of irresponsible gambling. And the rest of the month would require a debt to run the gambler's family. Which he'd also try to take out some amounts from the borrowed money to wager again. I think as gamblers being able to control how we handle our income on gambling is crucial. The embarrassment this causes to the player's family is very painful. Not everyone would be able to withstand the trouble of staying another month without any money.

This era revolves around computing, which is the reason most people always want to learn or utilize the computer at every given opportunity. Could remember when elderly people paid to be thought how to operate the computer. It all began this way and people needed to be advanced computer users to sort out their computing problems themselves. Looking at the gambling niche recently, you'd notice how fast people operate the computer, both young and old players.

You'd hardly see anybody seeking for assistance on operating his computer. Gambling actually helped in a way to help this people get more involved in using a computer. Because at their age, the old players, they don't have much reasons to use the computer. But, gambling activity still brings them back to the need of using properly a system. Although, many of them are only conversant with the gambling site, yet it still matters and validates Op's point.

Gambling in a low or high financial state doesn't change what the game is going to look like. I have always thought about the difference of the rich and poor gamblers but still can't succeed in persuading myself enough to think that the rich win better than the poor. The whole scenario is simple. What you wager is the result you'd receive. Wager high amount, and lose or win big amount. Regardless of the known fact of gamblers who have won big amount going back to spend it on the casino again.

Nothing differentiates how players make their choices and the house being in control of how the results operates. Consistently maintaining a winning big strategy that works is not possible. Gamblers are only convinced on such matters of thinking that they can continually win big, because the house expect them to do so, and lose out the funds they've won.

Experts don't have any advanced knowledge about gambling more than naive players. In terms of gambling results, nobody is an expert. One can become an expert when it comes to self control, money and time management, but convincing people to accept your predictions as the best and guarantees winning, is a false hope. Harnessing information on the way a team prepared for a match is vital, yet it doesn't make any much changes in determining who wins or losses the game.

The term "gambling expert" is just a name used in attracting naive players seeking for a fast means of doubling their money. If they can't achieve it themselves, an expert could be of help, they'll think. That's why most people who refer themselves as gambling experts will always get to find people who would pay them to predict games on their behalf.

It's usually a normal experience to wager what we've won to the casino or house. Op is quite careful with his winnings that he withdraws immediately some part of his winnings. With the failed transaction it only led me wondering if Op wouldn't have taken some funds out of his bankroll, he may have wagered it all. In a simple way, if a gambler loses the funds he was meant to withdraw maybe for same reason as Op it means he's been chasing losses while waiting for the duration to elapse. However, withdrawing those wins only makes the player deposit more in future. That's why it's always important for a gambler to hold enough on the bankroll, then observe how he could endure staying without gambling for a while even when he has some funds on his bankroll.

Probably, losing is nobody's option when it comes to gambling and any other real life activity. Many a times, I get to focus on hitting a specific amount of money before setting out on a new gambling section. But, it hardly shows up, as I tend not to get it easily. The goal actually differs at my end. It's just a mood thing, sometimes I gamble without caution depending if I'm weak and exhausted, but feels like to wager some funds. But, when energized my goal switches to staying careful and focusing on the most important strategy of all; responsible gambling. Yes, a gambler who has never won a dime will most definitely stop or quit gambling. But, if he's able to win few amount of money he'd expect profits even when he's losing.

Losing in gambling puts players in a strange mood. Not every gambler would be capable to withstand multiple losses. That's why we always face some emotional thought about what led to the losses. It's more like going back to the game for the purpose of correcting a previously made mistake. It all accumulates if the gambler doesn't change how he wants to correct the fact he's been profusely losing in gambling.

That means you think the house has a lot of money. Yes that's true, but it's used for business purposes. Your last line made me understand how stressing it is to assume we would get rich via gambling. The energy required to gamble may be wasted on the long run if a player doesn't add any useful contribution to the betting niche by staying seriously responsible at all times.

I don't think that Op would want to be a part of it, that's why he's kind of sharing information or story to help others escape such a destructive life conditions. Many players who have done weird things due to gambling. Do so for their lack of consistent control on their problem gambling habit. Could a sensible person inflict trouble on his family and all that you mentioned above for gambling sake?

Nobody wants to be addicted, gamblers find themselves addicted when non gamblers begin to complain about their involvement in gambling. At some point let it be considered the player's fault, but the issue have affected other people who are emotionally attached to the addict into undergoing same stress and trauma. They can't let that slide without engaging in quarrels and arguments with the gambler.

It's true that everyone have to own up for their mistakes. But when someone falls off the bike, people would help him get on his feet again. You can't do it all by yourself in some situations like gambling. Its true as you said that he have been suffering this for a long time before it got more obvious that his family began to notices his flaws. Imagine how long he's been battling this alone. Do you expect him to rightly come up to his family and tell them his inner battles? Not every addict does it, many wants to engage in the almost unsuccessful battle of solving their problem gambling alone.

Even if the merit was to be given easily as if it were to be social media platforms, where everyone is a “like" source, it wouldn't go round. Merits circulates faster on this forum than “likes" do on social media were there are no merit sources. Anybody can like any post, but not everyone gets multiple likes. Why is it so? Don't forget that quality plays a vital role in today's world. Take the merit sources off your mind, it's not worth the worry. They owe no explanation to this.

No matter where you are. If your post is quality and engaging, people would send out merits. And the beauty of sMerit is that a single user can send multiple merits. A post can get 50 merits just from a single user. And sometimes a reader who genuinely got intrigued by a post may not appreciate it because they have no sMerit to give. They'll bookmark the post, some sort of, and merit once they've got some sMerit on them. What's my point?

Don't expect that a post that didn't get merited after 10 days of its creation wouldn't get merited again. A post can get its first merit after a month of its creation. Most times the post you don't expect to get merited tend to get the most merit. Like a staff said above, the post should be natural. Forum members are not bunches of bots, programmed to work in similar ways. Members have to relate to what you're saying before reacting through sending out merits, as an insignia for their interest on the post. Maybe it solved a problem they were just about seeking its answer on this forum.