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is this normal behavior on your kindle for ALL books or only the ones bought on kindle store?
it never happens here... but 98% of the books I read there are pdf I uploaded to the kindle (it's funny how you can find most of the existing books online somewhere)

almost no ads popping up for me on kindle...

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Maybe they think that if they are consistent on gambling they will be rewarded soon that's why they continue to gamble all day its because they are trying to hit a big gains and settle up for a day if they hit that but they didn't realize that they are doing stressful gambling all day that's why they always feel bad once they end their game time.

If they just enjoy the game then set some limitation on anything what they have done especially if they are experimenting something then provably they can say that everything in gambling is really worth it but majority choose to be a evil and decide to be a hardcore gambler.

Maybe two types of behavior came and one is they regret then blame all of this on casino for thinking they had been wreck or simply keep silent and think about what they have done, after that planning their possible revenge or better gameplay on the game they like to play.

Getting addicted to gambling is one common issue almost all gamblers are facing. You be like I'm going to minimize my gambling but still going against that. Mostly when you trying to get what's loss back and trying to get it pretty fast you become addicted staking more bigger funds. There's still way to fight against the addiction even without the help of therapist you can meet someone with good experience and principles in gambling someone that have already experienced the addiction before. And the impacting on you will be effective.

Yeah I hear ya, that's pretty frustrating, but man..if 10 bucks is too much to come out of pocket with that other 10 still being owed to you..does it really makes sense to continue to gamble?  As a financial advisor I see stuff like this and I start to think what might have been a better idea.  If 10 bucks is a lot, you shouldn't be gambling.  Be careful, stay within your means...but againi..that sucks your friend did that to you.

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what differentiates the most between the demo and real versions is emotion. because the money used in each bet is not the money we have. It's just virtual money for playing in the demo. When he in a real game, apart from finding it difficult to win, emotional stress which can be unstable for each person can influence the desire to place a bet. especially when he have been waiting for free spins, but he can't get a single free spins until his balance runs out.

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yes, that's why good advertisers know that you don't always need a master production cause sometimes you'll have better results with micro influencers or content that looks organic

indeed one of the only places where you can still enter and don't get bombed by publicity is a book

my favorite ones...

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Yeah, sometimes I forget my problem and anything when play gamble especially if I win. But this grandma just turned into evil in my opinion because of their addiction. I bet he doing this because he wins a lot before this and he just spin again and lost all of it and he just don't accept that loss

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The message is out there for those that want to listen, as you can find all kind of warnings against excessive gambling all over the internet, however those warnings are often ignored by gamblers of all ages as they believe this could not possibly happen to them.

But that is a mistake, an addiction can happen to anyone at any time and we must be prepared to prevent it, since overcoming an addiction is way harder than avoiding for the addiction to take place on the first place.

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Repeatedly, the first win sparks a desire for more. Initial victory? Not a sign of gambling skill, just a fluke.

Strangely, the human mind clings to that first success, distorting reality. Gamblers believe luck is on their side. They fall deeper into gambling because of this illusion. We must detect this trend and realize that gambling is not a profitable strategy.

Society must improve gambling understanding. Its entertainment, not a revenue source. Preventing long-term losses and promoting responsible gaming requires acknowledging this truth and raising understanding of the psychological pitfalls of gambling.

I’d say that gambling addiction has to do with the inability to do without gambling. So if you gamble all day or night because you can’t just stop then you’re addicted. But then, it is possible for someone to gamble very often but they aren’t addicted (they are trying to make more money but can sincerely stop if they wanted). With this, we can say that it doesn’t mean the time spent (though it can show in the time spent). But society thinks of it as addiction when you’re losing. If you’re always winning, they’ll talk about you and say good things and how you’re able to win so much. But when you’re losing? They’ll say you’re useless and just addicted to gambling. I don’t think this is uncommon.

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Though, there are rich people who actually wager much money, otherwise there would not be special casinos and establishments which are supposed to be able to Carter to whales like them. The fact is that there are less people who can be considered to be rich and gamble, in comparison to people with a low level of income and also are active gamblers.
In general, when comes to vices and activities like tobacco, alcohol, gambling... There will be always a market for all people in a community regardless of their level of income.

Though, I do not doubt that people who has much money and have plans to continue to multiply it in the future would rather to avoid to gamble, for the sake of those same plans they have, and since they are aware the house always wins in the long term, they may prefer to stick to their plans and partake in activities which will bring them amusement without having to wager money and depend on luck. It is pretty reasonable if we think about it from the perspective of someone who whishes to make money in a traditional way, though.

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Argentina is unarguably the best in south America especially with their current squad filled with Young and vibrant talented players who are ready to contend almost any team they will be coming across I'm the world cup, I don't see much weak spot with this team currently and they look very much formidable enough even at international level.

The crisis between Messi and scaloni is one if not handled with care enough will definitely have a great effect on the team but in their psychology and in the long run their performance so it will be fair enough if the management of the team comes to an agreement between this two and ask them both to stay by it. Messi I doubt will be able to stay long enough to be a player in the 2026 world cup so the team should start playing with a tactics that have little to no dependency on Messi just Incase of his absence and this aswell should also be considered in the case between him and scaloni.

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Of course, it depends on the situation and the situation also depends on the person's point of view, or that means everyone has a different point of view and decision in every situation, even though according to them it is good to choose but maybe for other people it is not recommended and should be avoided.

Actually from the two things you mentioned that might be an option / chosen by others basically in common sense both are really bad actions, especially if you do it when you are focused on doing other things, especially in the workplace that provides you with income to survive, no matter whether it's alcohol or gambling or even illegal drugs which basically have a negative impact all of that should really be avoided, there is no reason that makes sense with whatever they say for a defense.

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In my opinion, someone who has gone to college should be able to look for their own income and no longer have to depend on their parents, because they have entered an adult age and there must be many separate needs that must be fulfilled, therefore I consider gambling by people who have gone to college is not a problem, because those who have gone to college are of course mature and have their own thoughts by having which ones to do and which ones to avoid, it is also impossible if they have gone to college but still fully depend on their parents.

A student who is still in college, I think he has a good mindset, because with them taking the choice to go to college alone it already proves that he himself wants to learn more, so they should be able to choose which things are good for them and which bad things they should avoid.

I have never seen anyone who was successful at gambling as a player.

Except in movies tho hehehe but I saw a short video on Instagram which said that there are people who are successful or win big at gambling and casinos who give VIP bonuses, namely an apartment and car that can be used as much as you like.

in the video they say that the purpose of their VIP bonus is to tempt them into gambling the money they have won so that they become addicted, but what the person who won did was different, he was not addicted at all, instead he enjoyed what the casino gave him until he was banned by the casino. That.

so the point is I don't think the player is addicted. and since the story from instagram reels I don't know if the story is legit or not

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I'd say, drinking alcoholic beverages at your work place might end up worse than gambling, but I understand that it's open to debates. At least you are not intoxicated when you gamble, and can stop at any moment and continue with your work being absolutely sober. It's kinda hard to do that when you are drunk. But I know that there are cases when people are "drunk" from gambling and they can't do their job with a straight head.

As the gambling industry is evolving, I think innovations would have kicked in that can make someone create a career from gambling. I do not know how this can be achieved but I feel it is possible.

Making gambling a full time job might be seen as risky but I still feel one can make gambling full time job and a career.

What do you all think?

You said it like rich does not care about money. They dont care how much they spend or lose. But that isnt right. If it was like this, they would become poor quickly.

People have created a vision that rich win more simply because they place more bets. But people dont think about win:lose ration. Rich people have it the same as poor people, because gambling rules are equal for everyone.

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Yes, currently every team, whether club or national team, relies more on collective play. I don't know when this transition happened but if we look at the past when you had great strikers then your team would be very strong. But now if your team has a world-class striker but no other players of value, then you will have a hard time winning. Maybe this can happen because in modern football each line has a synergistic role. For example, you can even build attacks by today's modern defenders. So I think that's one of the reasons why collective play is more necessary now.

The need for gamblers to have a sense of control can not be overemphasized. These gambing firms are supposed to be fore leaders in terms of sensitization but that will further decline their patronage numbers hence, the more reaon why they will not encourage it.
Lets face reality, if the ability required for a gambler to control himself rather than allow gambling cotrol him isn't checked then its going to be a disaster in no distant time.