Nice try Op, it's quite fine to say that gambling has two options and repeating it as a reminder on the write-up as well was a bit tiring. However, gambling sometimes overshadows the gambler not to think ahead of what next to do, whether to leave or stay. This feeling of, "it could be my chance of winning on the next game" traps gamblers. I see gamblers who trust that the moment they walk away could be their winning moment. Hence, they'll try again, and again till nothing is left. Most players tend to feel relaxed not to play again once they've exhausted their money.

Gambling in both forms helps players get addicted or responsible, lose or gain money, mental health, or mental disorders. These factors keep on increasing as I think of it. So, players are left with the option of choosing where they want to belong. The right or the wrong track. Everyone knows which is the right one for them or not. Some players can choose to chase loss as their own right track, and nothing can be done about it. They've got nice reasons why chasing loss is the best form of gambling for them. In a game that only has two options to choose between, it's quite difficult to find a huge number of people who will continually go with the right ones. While gambling, I'll always examine my game not to end up thinking that the wrong path is the right one.

The effect gambling has on a gambler is personal, it depends on the ways the player follows his strategies. Our strategies can indeed be temporary in many ways, such that most players may not be able to control or maintain their methods. Or maybe, the strategy isn't fine enough to fetch the player what he wants in gambling. Hence, he'd look out for a better method of gambling that could yield him what he wants. But some strategies can be risky, especially when they revolve around making lots of profits in gambling. The player, who wants lots of profits, will end up receiving lots of failures that could lead to anxiety and then addiction.

That shows he'll never receive any further health benefits from gambling. A player who wants to develop his critical thinking skills can get that in gambling. It depends wholly on the person's gambling methods, and how he's able to think and rethink methods of recreating fresh strategies that'll make his gambling journey fun and exciting. But not everyone is opportune to devise good strategies for gambling, and don't know that gambling has some health benefits. So, they'll never receive those benefits listed by the OP.

Looking at the societal adjustment to online gambling activities, its portability, accessibility, and numerous adverts. Kids will get in one of those sites where gambling is being promoted. Hence, sharing with the young ones the ethics of gambling and how it could be detrimental to their life, is quite important. Due to the risk of getting into those sites and trying out gambling, behind their parents. Parents must guide their children about gambling, such discussions could unveil some information the child already harnesses about gambling. It's also a better method of discovering if the young person is already trying out gambling. Because they'll never come out straight to tell their parents that they're gamblers.

As every child's goal is making his parents proud, hence they'll want to make quick funds to pay their bills themselves without involving their parents. So, instead of sitting back as a parent waiting for the child to discuss gambling first, it's proper to get them engaged in such conversation gradually. In ways that will promote responsible gambling and demote compulsive gambling. With lots of examples of gamblers who undergo or undergo the same fate of gambling compulsively, and how it affects their life in the future. These will help in building the child not to fall prey easily to gambling addiction, without opening up to his parent. Since he knows they've had such a conversation before, he wouldn't find it difficult to start the discussion this time.

It's true, that taking those risks without minding how the activity works, helps in learning, but doing that in gambling with money isn't right. Because loss of money can affect the player's thoughts not to focus on doing the right thing anymore. He'd be more concerned about learning ways of regaining his funds back. They could go ahead to read articles that focus on methods that could help or facilitate their winning possibilities in gambling. These methods we both know don't work, but only work in bringing downward the gambler's control over his gambling activities.

Hence, while newbies undergo such challenges alone, it's quite reasonable to get them some working methods like being careful with their bankroll. Unfortunately, as you said, not all of them can come across works or articles that can change their perspectives. That's the risky aspect of gambling in this manner as a gambler. It sounds like blindly gambling for money alone. Players in this category have a lot to learn but go to read the wrong things. So, this could be the catalyst to why lots of newbies run for the money. They are trying to defeat the house.

Newbies are naive and curious to win, they're also equipped with lots of money. Thereby they gamble not minding whether it'll finish soon or not, soon the whole funds disappear, and they start all over again. Repeating the same process that finished their funds. Till they get frustrated and agitated whenever gambling. Such feelings are a result of the emptiness of the necessary gambling information needed to gamble responsibly. It's never a one-day thing, gambling newbies won't learn immediately. But putting them on the right track is quite crucial in building a serene gambling environment. With well experienced players in the future.

Yet getting this job done is mainly a personal thing, hence newbies are not opportune to find experts unlike during the days of offline casinos.

These days online gamblers, tutor themselves and utilize strategies from random streamers. Even reading up on online content on responsible gambling is not as effective as working alongside an experienced gambler who directs the newbie player on ways to manage time and money. Limitation is a smart move in countering the uncertainty in gambling. The Well-known slogan gambling gives profits, circulates fast more than any other gambling information. Any newbie has this information first before gambling. He'd need someone else to show him other useful terms in gambling to help correct his thoughts.

Your last paragraph is interestingly the truth because people gamble hoping to win big, not realizing that it's uncertain whether they'll win or not. What excites people is different and unique, but nobody will ever claim to be excited by losing money each time they chase a loss. The excuse or claim that gambling would yield more wealth, is based on what they heard or saw before joining the gambling niche. While both the rich and poor have their unique reasons, newbies seem to have similar reasons, unless told the facts or truth about gambling. It's quite burdensome to get new gamblers to realize gambling is a place to earn profits. Many people have never gambled for fun, that is, they never had complete excitement while gambling.

Because of the uncertainty in winnings, such players tend to get happy shortly after winning and end up going home sad because they lost it all again. Such anxiety develops into a bigger emotional challenge that the player would have to deal with this form of gambling for a long time, till he falls into the trap of addiction. While everyone claims to be excited about gambling, whenever asked. It's crucial to open up when the fun is no longer there, the problem could be around the corner. A writer once asked random people leaving the casino if they enjoyed the game and they gave him no single response. The anger of losing all that money back to the casino leaves them not wanting to say a word to anybody. That's quite a wrong gambling behavior.

Being patient in gambling can be difficult as you mentioned. But dealing with impatient isn't that hard to handle. It depends on your determination. What you want to achieve in gambling can be grabbed easily with the determined drive in you to reach there. Since you may handle patience in other parts of your life, then gambling shouldn't be an exception. I understand the unending daily challenges of gambling that tend to overpower the strength and patience of gamblers.

Yet when we can get over the impulses of staying impatient and chasing after shadows, gambling seems enjoyable. At some time gambling each day wouldn't be a challenge for the gambler, as he could easily decide not to play for a week or more. Meaning that he's now in control of the game. Same thing when in the game, he could, through patience, decide to stop at a given time. Hence, to achieve this level of self-control requires patience. It'll be vague to say that you'd easily ascertain complete patience in gambling. It all takes time.

Being able to accumulate wealth is important in everyone's financial life for unexpected financial responsibilities that could erupt. Gamblers who are not able to control their wealth will undergo lots of trouble with handling other financial needs, except for gambling. It's quite fine for a gambler to repackage his lifestyle before becoming a gambler. Because of the changes that gambling could cause to his financial lifestyle if he's not careful of his savings. Upbringing is a factor, yes. And negligence affects the growth of children, regarding managing their pocket money.

Hence, due to the high rate of online gambling and the increase in the use of the internet, kids, growing up, should be enrolled to know the importance of controlling the gravity of spending money unwisely. It's not wrong to spend money, what matters is how it was spent, whether it favored societal growth or demeaned it. Managing money is not simple, a child needs to be groomed earlier in this pact of life since he'd never escape it. This could help in the growth of society if future gamblers are not victims of chasing losses and wagering money recklessly.

It's valid to say that gambling doesn't have a specific price range required for players to wager money. Players can wager with a few cents and enjoy the game. Greed is a factor that should discussed when looking into taking risks while gambling. Gamblers who despite their little income are high rollers will run short of money easily. Unlike the rich gamblers who have enough funds to fall back on, low rollers who out of greed turned to high rollers, have nothing to hold on to, except applying for loans. The high rollers in the rich class also tend to lose enough money, and some of them go into debt as well, but the process tends to get easier for them compared to low-income earners.

Hence, it's brilliant that both the rich and broke players adjust their risk thoughts while gambling. Because it's quite very degenerating to the gambler's wealth. And if care isn't taken the gambler will end up regretting the whole process of risking lots of money while gambling. In a nutshell, gamblers regardless of their wealth level, are both in trouble when risking more in gambling. Gambling addiction does not pity both parties, avoiding it is better than playing smart.

Gambling is healthy in multiple aspects of a human's life, due to its vast wealth of thoughts and reasoning it puts on the gambler. It's left for the player to focus on enjoying those healthy impacts it creates in his life. What is most considerable is understanding the fact that gambling isn't just a negative activity. Once a player begins to let it sink, then he could gamble responsibly in the hopes of earning good and useful gambling benefits. The disputes rely on the thoughts of a player, most people don't acknowledge this fact of gambling being beneficial to a gambler's health. If it can destroy someone's emotions through addiction, it'll also build a player's emotions through responsible gambling.

Choosing the right pact now justifies the results of any gambler. A player who has in mind to relax or ease his stress through gambling will get what he seeks, with not many troubles. Hence, he enjoys the game and at the same time the health benefit of dealing with stress via relaxation. Unfortunately, new gamblers in large numbers, hardly get these healthy benefits of gambling, due to the prior information they get before entering the niche. This still justifies the fact that it depends on the focus of the player, if he's there to learn he will, be if the player focuses or earns alone, he'd face the consequences as well.

Due to troubles and arguments that erupt from such kind of gambling, the cops don't like seeing roadside gambling by some groups of people. They could be deceptive on other naive passersby who would want to gamble with them, thereby extorting all the player's money using some methods that may never guarantee a win for the naive player. I've listened to a friend's complaint about this type of gambling and how he never won a dime. These players have mastered those Whots and find means of cheating each other, hence they're targets for cops, and that's why most of the time they hide while gambling.

I was once curious about them hiding outside instead of indoors, but it seemed clearer that these players were not close friends and may not have trusted one of them to welcome all the players in his apartment. In pursuit of victims, they also stay in hidden places where they can be seen to attract those who wish to play with them. Hence, it's fine to be observant of gambling activities in your environment. Distancing from such practices is better, playing in a well-known casino or online is quite great for any gambler who wishes to stay clear of troubles or arguments.

Gambling at times when we are relaxed is a great gambling technique. Due to the diversification in player's lifestyles and the age ranges of gamblers across the world, a good number of gamblers have their free time every day. Would it be nice to say that a gambler who uses his vacation time from the office to gamble is doing the wrong thing? I think gamblers who can control themselves don't have issues with how or when they gamble. Provided that they maintain their gambling strategy, the player wouldn't develop problems with their habit. The issue with daily gambling habits is a lack of self-control.

Most gamblers abuse daily gambling, because they don't abide by the rules or criteria needed to gamble every day. It's not a steady process, the gambler also needs to take some rest from gambling each day. I still commend your response as a valued one, because it stands on gambling when relaxed. If a player is not opportune enough to possess enough free time, he should wager when he's got the time. Then a player who gambles each day and doesn't know when to stop or rest from such activity should quickly stop, as it could lead to problem gambling.  

Gambling addicts are getting lesser support because of the difficulty in identifying the early signs of addiction in a player not close to us. Help is only rendered when needed or virtually proven signs is made available. When an addict doesn't show or open up his problems to people around him it's quite hard to figure out his addictive behaviors. Since it's mostly done online, his funds are not being tracked by his acquittances. In society today, many gamblers don't recognize the early gambling symptoms in them, making the identification process very difficult, or the need to help an addict. That's why gamblers must focus on not finding themselves in a condition as difficult as problem gambling.

The healing process is quite very hard to find out by an outside body, unless told, in most cases, especially at the early stages. That's why most helping hands may have not been recorded on behalf of gamblers. Even in environments where gambling addiction strives, it's strenuous getting an addict to therapy. Many addicts when in therapy make the task burdensome for the therapist, due to the difficulty in curing gambling addiction. Unsteady attendance to therapy sessions delays quick recovery. And many addicts find it hard to comply with their therapist, by making it to their therapy sessions.

Watching violence happen in a place where people gamble is not common in my environment but have seen a few times when people lost it and couldn't get over the argument about who won or not. Well without having any realistic experience of such things in a casino, I think when such things happen, I'd leave the environment immediately. I'm sure of times when people's gadgets get lost in the gambling house, and people in there would be threatened about the police coming anytime soon to arrest everyone. Such things are only better settled by leaving the vicinity.

Because when someone loses their money gambling, he'd want to create a fighting scene. Which could result in a disastrous outcome around the environment like the arrival of the cops. I'll never feel happy getting nabbed by the cops in a casino and demanding money for bail. Those feelings are not worth the stress, because as an innocent person who didn't participate in the fight, the pain is worse compared to those who caused the fight. They are paying for their bad attitudes.

I don't see much difference between the impact of offline and online casinos on gamblers. Both have almost similar reactions to players. I'll only say that the portability and availability of online casinos have led gamblers to gamble at any moment or time. Thereby, the troubles it could cause the gambler include being completely focused on making profits. Because he, the player, has all the time to remain online, his brain power could get exhausted, and his thoughts are affected by chasing losses. While the offline gambler has to think of his limitations and when to leave the casino. Hence, he wouldn't have the whole day to gamble. Yet that doesn't change the fact that offline gamblers don't look for profit as much as online players.

It's a normal feeling in humans to look for win or money when gambling. Regardless of where the player spends his time gambling. It's also remarkable to say that gambling advice was never meant for any type of gambler. Whenever reading about gambling, it's mainly on ways to prevent addictive gambling. And gamblers who gamble for fun don't get addicted, in most instances. Looking at the multiple cases of addiction you'd notice that chasing losses and loss of self-control leads to why gamblers get addicted. This has nothing to do with who plays online or offline. Gamblers develop problem gambling once they fail some gambling ethics.

Limitations in gambling help in building an unswerving self-control, which a gambler can utilize for a long period. Some players forget or fail to maintain their self-control on their gambling limitations, due to the changes in gambling. That's why it may seem hard for a gambler to always be conscious of his time and money. Gambling meddles with the way we think, and sometimes our thoughts could get ahead of us, and we'd find out we've made the wrong choice. With patience, the gambler will be able to figure out new changes due to delays in certain actions.

Delaying gravity helps a lot in holding a gambler back from taking a contrary move, abstract from what he's made rules as a strategy. Since the game has a lot to do with our emotion, gamblers must attach patience with their thoughts and reasoning. Given time a person can have a rethink on an action he would have done if he had no patience for a second thought. Gambling demands money, and time, two factors that make the brain race. Players would want to make out their wins immediately and spend recklessly, due to the speed of their thoughts. Hence, if these two are well managed emotionally and practiced often the gambler will have fewer worries on dealing with his gambling limits.

Gambling results can be deceptive to a new player, if he wins multiple time in a role, he could see those wins as the definition of gambling. Without thinking twice he'd wager a bigger amount of money, and lose out on that one, there his thoughts wouldn't convince him that gambling is more of losses than wins. What is most crucial to the gambler's brain is that he's actually going to win more like he did on his early days. Adding up to our thoughts that gambling is a money-making method is quite wrong. Although some professionals claim to have achieved a full-time gambling habit. But it's on a different perspective, due to their outstanding knowledge of gambling and the housing edge. Newbies are only following a wrong path if they think of their wins as a prove of being an experienced gambler. Trying to beat the house is a huge mistake on the gambler's end, who doesn't think of the advantage the house has on all gamblers.

Rich people are humans just like the poor, they both share same brain. Everyone wants some extra funds, but that shouldn't be generalized as the reason why most rich people go to the casino. Some could be for fun, while others go for funds. The reasons definitely will differ, although the general population thinks that gamblers who have huge funds, only get entertained in the game. They're high rollers and the money they lose isn't small, it also affects the rich person. On the contrary, money is not wasted in the casino, where we gamble is not different from other places where we pay to get a service. Gambling is for fun, yes, and whenever a person is getting its opposite, he'd think he wasted his money. Nobody feels great after purchasing things he doesn't need. But it happens each time we go the mall, provided we have enough cash, we'll end up buying products that doesn't matter to us or wasn't on our mind previously before entering the mall. So, when someone goes to the casino with lots of money, he could go home feeling he wasted his money. Yet, he didn't, because he decided to do it. Nobody pushed him to wager expensively.

You've got a nice strategy here, some people also let their closest family member have double signatory to their account. This helps the gambler not to withdraw money recklessly while gambling. He'd have to explain to the person with the next signature his reason for taking money before he'd get another withdrawal. Hence, someone watches over the gambler and endeavors he doesn't make silly mistakes. Strategies like yours works perfectly fine, and the gambler would always stay safeguarded by his friend, who would watch over him. However, if the person is not a gambler, it's also important that the gambler endlessly reminds his friend not to try gambling. It could be dangerous on both parties, because if he engages into gambling, he could not perform is policing work perfectly good anymore. Is your friend also a gambler?

That's on a different perspective of what Op is saying, although it's cool to set out some time for gambling during our free times. But those who are not able to do this are actually on Op's radar of advice. Not everyone knows how to deal with challenges, and most people only have fewer sleeping times, because they gamble during their resting time. Or few hours before they go to work. Everyday requires lots of chores and home keeping before we go to work. The time management as you said, will definitely affect the player, as every single minute he spends gambling could be converted to hours, due to the level of curiosity gambling could cause to a player. Some would forget they've spent more hours gambling and could sleep off on their computer. That's actually where this gets bad.