The educations available still didn't make positive changes in reducing the rate of users or consumers. An activity like gambling  is widely accepted in the society that the educations available wouldn't get half the publicity of gambling. Most times it increases the publicity and the rate people want to try it. Provided they've seen gamblers that have made money in the game. Their trust would be on what they see, not what they hear in classrooms.

You'd notice a high rate of people who pay deaf ears to risk, all for the sake of money. Assuming these people carefully attend classes to genuinely change or stop a gambling habit, a huge impact would have been made in the lives of young people. Learning requires interest. If the students are not deeply interested in a specific class they would learn or practice what is been thought.

It'll be hard to stop gambling after winning big. The whole time will be spent on luxurious life with gambling inclusive. Only a few players will quit after hitting the jackpot. I'm also thinking of where the player will retire to, as the impulse to play once more would come stronger on the gambler shifting his attention from quiting gambling. And make him gamble to earn bigger than he already possess. Determining the exact moment or the type of amount that would be enough to retire a gambler may be hard to know. Because it's almost impossible to retire from gambling.

The emotional impact gambling develops on the gambler makes it hard to forgo or quit. Although gamblers promise themselves to retire after winning a specific amount of money. But when that lucky day arrives, the money that seemed big in the past would then get ordinary in the eyes of the winner. Everyone act as though they wouldn't waste money like a jackpot winner who went broke. Yet it's a natural occurrence and could happen to anybody. The casino is also sure of this, that's why they comfortably hand out those wins, knowing it'll get wagered back to the house.

Rich gamblers undergo similar troubles with the low income players. Gambling as a high roller have its downside. What will happen to a rich man with the amount you mentioned above chasing losses? The whole money will almost get exhausted in space of few months. Gambling risk to me is a way of gambling for money without observing the basic rules for gambling responsibly. However, to us, the rich player appears to have backup and safer than the low income player in such matters. As the low roller easily runs short of money faster than the rich player. Limitations plays a vital role in gambling, and when a player doesn't abide by the rule of limiting his gambling session he'd get an excessive gambling habit, terrible enough to diminish his wealth with no warning.

It doesn't matter how much the player owns or possesses. In other words, rich players also prefer wagering big, the player can wager the 100k at once, then deposit more. Imagine losing that amount up to a million before the day runs out. Wouldn't it be enough reason for the player to try again, as he can't forget all that amount. And the tricky aspect of gambling for high rollers is that they think a single game would recover all they've lost. So they tend to wager more, increasing their risk of getting compulsive. When that happens, it doesn't matter whether the player wins or not. He'd wager it anyways.

Convenience easily destroys the gambling patterns of most gamblers. Due to the ways people now wager money online, even during sleeping hours. There are times players are not energized to gamble but, due to the portability of online gambling they'll wager some games. Without thinking about their moves due to fatigue, the player will lose out more money. Offline gamblers, some, prepare to the casino to have fun and don't overdo this due to the distance.

Online gamblers increasingly wants to achieve fun when gambling, but don't actually get it due to the availability of the game just in their palms. The fun will immediately leave, while the choice of money begin to develop. Offline gamblers peacefully sleep at night, convenience simply takes away a full night rest from most online gamblers due to portability. Hence, online gamblers, I assume, should have enough self control to battle such urge to gamble always. In a nutshell, it's rare to always get fun from something that lives with us.

When asked once more, who else would admit that he's addicted? Addicted players only deserve time to do fun activities other than gambling. Gaming struggles with the time of the player. It's fun indeed, but affects the way some players predict games. I see, often on social media, some funny videos of, wouldn't call them addicts, players who spend lots of time in the casino hitting the bet button on slot machines.

Addicts who get mostly glued to gambling can be cure through their cooperation to try something new. When pressed, addicts wouldn't comply or share positive truths about their problems. The essence of creating a close relationship with the player is to act like a watchdog. Helping the player with some necessary needs and expecting the true loyalty in return. If they don't tell us the truth or accept to be addicts the whole trouble will be highly tough to handle.

That's a tragic scene there, he caught up with addiction due to his interest in holding money. His newly developed excessive gambling habit, wouldn't allow the player comfort when with no funds. It'll seem abnormal to them, victims, as they'll need to make some for gambling. Sad he engaged into illicit businesses for generating money for gambling.

The turning point is where he chose to be indebt. It's really a bad choice for gamblers. As it affects the player's thought and puts his life in a hurry. He'd want to resolve his troubles at every chance, a fast means of summoning more troubles to himself. However excessive gambling definitely hits harder on the player that he mostly won't adapt to a right choice. Seems the mental effect closes all form of meaningful ideas on ways to make money. Because most victims behave alike, exhibiting similar actions like stealing and deceitful means of generating money.

A gambler may not feel excited about the game but immediately jumps on his feet when he wins. That's really excitement. Gambling is just about in a competition where people get excited for scoring a goal and goes home sad for conceiving more goals at the end. Meaning they've lost the game and sport gambling also hits different when the player is sad for losing his money and also for his team that lost the game. Gambling wouldn't be fun for such a player. Due to the anxiety it may have caused him initially.

Hence, when the excitement is about money the player doesn't enjoy a full dosage of the excitement. Gambling doesn't offer such kind of consistent money. Excitement should be what it is, enjoying something, good or bad. If a player consistently thinks of limiting his gambling activities and enjoys the results he see and continually practice them he'd definitely get better in that line. Which is quite a better way to enjoy the game. As it's now under our control.

Why would a new gambler decide to feel overconfident while gambling? It could be due to the information they have about gambling. And how certain it is for them to win big in gambling. False pre knowledge of gambling leads most players to think they've known it all. Contrarily, as you said it, zuzie, players need to be experienced before having some confidence while gambling. That wouldn't be a wrong move. As staying confident will help the experienced player to be relaxed and enjoy the game. Although the dangers are still they if the player losses their control. However it wouldn't be simple for an experienced player to lose form compared to a new gambler who knows nothing of self control and financial limitations.

Addiction requires therapy not a psychiatrist. Putting the gambler to sleep for days wouldn't make impacts since the memory of gambling wouldn't get erased from the addict's brain when he finally wakes up. Therapy works differently to recuperate the emotions of the gambler. He is mentally disordered not insane. It's just the difference. Those who are not mentally fine are taking to the psychiatrist. Addicts are only compulsive in the matters of gambling. They don't forget about their hiegine they still behave normal unlike those insane who act strangely.

However, if unattended to, an addict may get himself insane. And begin to act in an unacceptable way. The right people to help an addict is his family. Those he most love and respect can change his thoughts for a while and redirect it to something productive. I've felt this personally on other activities which I felt was consuming most of my time, a friend recommended a game that now makes me focus and designate time for such activities. Not getting moved by it anymore. That's the strength of a loved one in such matters. A therapist can't start his work properly if he's not made the addict comfortable around him.

Trying to get someone interested in responsible gambling require lots of efforts. Including for the newbies. Some people don't have any experience in gambling despite their multiple years in the gambling world. This shows how little a helping hand for responsible gambling is in the niche. I think it'll be hard to reach out to the right ones who would listen to such a good method about setting up limitations on their device. Maybe get alert once the time exhaust. But, that wouldn't drag the player away from the slot machine. Expecially when the game tends to get better. People have their ways of responding to things and not everyone thinks they're doing the wrong thing at the right time. Some people gamble at the right time but fail to gain happiness afterwards.

The money is what gets people addicted in gambling. Money makes people excited. And excitement brought most people to gambling. Telling them about a method that doesn't guarantee winning enough money wouldn't interest the person. Because his source of joy and excitement could be driven from the wins in gambling. I think checking up on them while playing is the right method. But who does get the chance of policing a fellow gambler. Another problem of it is that non gamblers can't help in teaching new gamblers because they don't know much of these things. The only available help are also busy with their personal gambling journey. That's why it seems that newbies don't often get help from experienced players. Like a planned thing, all player must make the early mistakes of their gambling journey, if they had no helping hand.

The low income gamblers, as I fondly refer to them, have the tendency of seeking more money, people may think that's why they go into gambling. On the contrary, the rich gamblers also get magneted by the impulse to gain more profits. Just like the low income players, rich gamblers also get emotionally conned to wager huge sum of money. Sometimes you'd see a news flash of a school student that wagered his fees expecting more profits. Gambling behavior has nothing with the player's social class. Disobeying the general rule of gambling, will get any body into compulsive gambling, regardless of his financial status. And most of them will get their funds exhausted.

It's always important that a rich gambler is also experienced and follows a meaningful responsible strategy. However it feels to other people that the rich are the risk takers than the poor. Everyone who gambles for more money will take monetary risk when gambling. The bigger the funds look the more a player wants to own it. The player wouldn't mind how poor his strategy is, making the money is the only goal. Hence a player who doesn't have the money has nothing else to do than wager according to his reach. Yet when you look closely you'd see that even the low income players tend to wager what seems to be a huge sum of money for people in their class or environment. Just like a student can wager his school fees, a working class player can play all his salaries away.

The gambling niche is on the world web and viewers of those channels are meant to stop participating online those things they can't do offline. What took them to a gambling page? If they weren't interested in such a niche they would have been using other channels meant for young people. The only advert I don't accept are those done on the platform directly to go across the whole platform not just on an influencers page. Such sponsored adverts have provisions for limiting who gets to see the advert or not.

So if a casino gets to avoid doing such things it'll be a wrong form of advertising their platform since it clearly states that gambling is for adults not kids. To shorten it, I think casinos assume that niche pages consists of adults, that's why they place those adverts there. Because they'll be no means of checking or regulating people that view those pages, shouldn't the barrier for more reachability or advertisement on an influential page.

I don't think it exists, any masterable process of hitting consistent profits in gambling. How about a way of limiting those losses. And then build a method of regaining energy to gamble responsibly. Trying to form a means of winning steadily will only consume the player's income and lead to problem gambling. Don't accept the fact that some people do it. That's some social media marketing stuff. People coming up with videos or tweets of their winning. They're either selling some promo codes or course. Their aim is to earn more money by faking their gambling results. Even, experts don't actually have any proven technique that guarantees more profits in gambling.

What gambling does to people is confusingly unpredictable. Addicts don't get to realize their foul actions due to the emotional downside of gambling. Non addicts also lose hard in gambling. What then do you think would happen to the addicts. You'd see that their problem tend to worsen daily. Provided the gambler possess money, he'd gamble. Addicts go through tough days trying to get some funds to gamble.

They form all sort of lies to their acquaintances just to gamble. Who would notice he's using the money for gambling purposes? Nobody. I think so. However an addict can't stay comfortably without thinking of participating in gambling. And ways he could generate money for gambling. It's one thing that gets them into severe trouble. The more a person thinks of something the better he gets at doing it. Hence an addict who generates different ideas of getting money for gambling purposes will someday think of the wrong ways. Such as borrowing money or running illicit businesses.

How would you feel when people oppose such notions and tend to convince you about how they made lots of money in gambling? It's not a simple task to let people realize or change their perspective of gambling. The main reason most players make mistakes in gambling is because they are deeply attached to the thought of making quick money in gambling. Only an experienced person in terms of losing profusely in gambling would understand that gambling is actually a place to lose money. The others who blindly ventured into gambling, when told this, will only go into an argument. It's all a form of stress to get it across to them. I think more humans are just like gamblers. They usually go for the quick means to anything.

Nobody is to be blamed. Looking at the troubles some players add to their gambling journey, you'd notice its caused by negligence. Gambling owns a policy that restricts players who are not 18 years old from being participants. But, promoted in platforms with no age restrictions. They chose those platforms for more reachability and exposure regardless of who is there or not.

So as to get their targets, they involuntary feel reluctant of limiting those ads from getting to the underaged this, then, will lure the young people to boycott the gambling policy. However, it's not wrong to promote gambling on such platforms. Yet, something lacks in the niche, the need to teach people to focus on responsible gambling habit. Those who get mislead wouldn't have been a victim if they were enrolled in some ways to learn responsible gambling.

I think that's the best community service any casino can render to the society. Helping people understand the importance of responsible gambling. Other ways of giving back only matters in items but wouldn't save any player in trouble. However the compulsive players may not willingly show up to participate in such a program. Since, in their perspective, it doesn't seem to benefit them in anyway. Addictive players get moved by money. Sitting still and getting counselled is a no.

Unless casinos find a way to pay them for attending those therapy sessions, most addicts won't give it a shot. But getting this right will help the casino increase its revenue. Addictive players who have ran out of control can be revived to stay responsible for his family and community. Eradicating the sad publicity gambling has in the society. It'll only take some times. People can begin to realize that gambling is not wrong. New players can as well enroll to avoid getting into a compulsive style of gambling.

Rich people don't gamble their money? pardon! A lot of rich gamblers also regret wagering what they shouldn't. It could be, for some, properties, investments, huge amount of money etc. those possessions are being staked by some rich gamblers. And most often they tend to lose the game. Recently a thread was opened regarding a wealthy man who wagered all his wealth within 3 years. Who else gambles more money than the rich? It's the price or risk they need to take in aspiration for making a kill in gambling. Consistently wagering huge amount in gambling will definitely get anybody's funds exhausted. Time will tell.

Low income players don't need to bother about wagering big amount, since they don't own it. Assuming they do, the player will do more. That is, if irresponsible. However, we should place this argument in the hands of individual differences. Some rich people are smart players while others are not. Same goes to the low income guys. Risk have multiple meanings. But the worse risk is losing out the love we have for ourselves and family. By engaging into compulsive gambling. I think in this context, money is the risk. Then, no need, the rich takes the most risk.

Gambling is fun, thanks Op for asking. But it's quite difficult to achieve a full excitement in the game without a rapidly consistent bridge in those happiness. Losses keep on erupting, tarnishing the fun that should have been accumulated in the game. As many would say that gambling wouldn't be fun without those wins. Contrarily, what makes gambling fun are those losses. On a different view most dramas that makes the casino fun to be, get energized by losses.

The news and videos of the reactions players display, also, is what makes gambling fun, but it's also fueled by losses. Complaints are always directed to mistakes, anxiety, addiction and bankruptcy. These things always shortens the fun of gambling for an individual participant. Note that my view above is also from the aspect of the general community how funny it sounds to them about some mistakes gamblers make. Yet, gambling is fun when done the right way; responsibly.

When they are lucky! Thank goodness you picked that point. Luck happens unexpectedly and disappears immediately when gambling. It's not consistent, and the efforts gets affected afterwards when the player doesn't pay attention to a well detailed gambling strategy. Players who even get the wins still goes back unhappy. So, I understand how tough survival in a substandard community could be, but inflicting stress and anxiety to the financial struggle is a bigger trouble.

True, gambling can offer quick funds. No, players can't get this quick money instantly. Like any other venture it demands time and calculative moves to earn a meaning result. What would they do if it's the only way that seems available for escaping financial problems? On the long run it ends up a difficult one to control and the player with no self knowledge of gambling will find it hard to realize he's been heading to a more stressful and hard time. Harnessing such thoughts is the problem. Gambling is all people think it is, but problematic players apply wrong strategies to the game, in return for big wins.