The newbies who learn from experts and tend to try out their own ways would someday get to a professional level of gambling. Because they'll easily adapt to the strategies of those experts on how to deal with losses, bankroll management, self-control etc. Not all of them have similar strategies. Hence a gambler needs to be vast and research further to have other perspectives of gambling and how it works. So, just relying on the information we see online won't be validated as a means of learning gambling strategies. The gambler also needs to follow up with gambling discussions with other gamblers, based on the results and outcome they encounter while gambling. Although the process may seem difficult to accomplish, but we all need time to adjust towards a positive aspect of life experiences.

Those professionals also invested time, so would the newbie before he understands the processes being used by professionals to minimize their losses. Some people can fasten their learning capabilities by taking their tutorials so serious. And implementing them immediately to at least begin to master the process. Gamblers who are fond of garnering information on gambling but fail to try it wouldn't learn like those who observe the reactions that follows if they try a specific idea. That's why the online reading technique isn't recommended for newbies who actually wants to learn how to be a successful gambler. Because even though the gambler is able to implement those advise, he may not be able to response positively to the result, when he's not under the watch of somebody else who can calm his nerves. Such is mainly the work of an expert to a newbie. In this context.

It makes no difference since the players is on a whole unique journey. Allowing other players wins to affect my decisions or strategies wouldn't be of a help to the results I'd get while gambling. I view those score boards in casino, and the amount of money other gamblers win is quite fascinating. But, while gambling, I'd want to earn like that, yet it's not possible to achieve immediately. The gamblers may have not won, if they didn't gamble for a long period and kept trying. However, it looks easier said, than done. Reading Op's narratives one would think gambling can easily be won like the people Op illustrated in his words. It's a random winning day for everyone. When we win, people would want to do like us, but it won't work out for them, as their strategies may not correspond with ours.

When testing a strategy, I keep to it until the method works out. Like in the example of one player on Op's thread, who lost 1k then tried again and won 5k. Such strategy seems risky for most gamblers, but they fail to understand why their next game is most likely to be positive if they tried the same strategy that didn't get them a win. Moreover, it depends on the game, and how players perceive the gambling niche. The only important aspect of paying attention to other people's game should be as a form of motivation. The gambler can only see those winnings as a catalyst to help his gambling journey. But being vulnerable to the result of others, could control the action of the gambler to make mistakes. I think it's better not to feel affected by those results, as it may not worth the stress of wondering how other gamblers end up winning big. Focusing on our own strategy with same effort will help us make better predictions.

The addict needs to comply with his family and help the ongoing healing process. Some addicts forget their cooperation is needed in curing their problem gambling. It's important that the gamblers don't miss out this dear opportunity, by avoiding the helpers. Resisting help is a bad point of gambling addiction. Developing countervailing forces to distract his family from helping him. So, with the help of the addicted person on his pains and emotions, how he's been surviving the problem all by himself. Few more efforts is then needed to end the gambler's problem. Then the family will then decide if they'll wish to adapt to the trouble or quietly relinquish such thoughts from their brain. Though it takes time, but when we don't start, we never get to finishing line.

The solution to this type of gambling habit is constant orientation that doing such things don't yield wins. As these gamblers add up those games for money's sake. Coupled with the fact that their bank roll is so less that they can't get a meaningful win if they gathered 2-3 games. I've discussed with such gamblers, and they accepted being greedy caused it. They now hope completely on luck, but deep down knows they'll lose out in the game. Such players hardly win. So, they easily got addicted to accumulating more games and needs a better bank roll to change. In a discussion with another gambler on same problem, he said he could bet on a single game with good amount of money if he had enough money on his bank roll. I think the problem is money, source and greed.

Such program would depend completely on speculations, as it's not a realistic to know how a person's mental problem would become in the coming years. It's like forecasting one's future. However, as a therapist, you'll achieve lots of changes if you show him examples of people who have struggled with addiction and later were healed. Those experiences help him to realize that his problem is solvable. Following up with strategic conversations that could make the person feel remorse for his mistake, helps in reviving back the real behavior of the person. This takes lots of time, friendship matters. People can change, but faster when a friend is interested in changing them. The addict needs help to get over his problem gambling, as a therapist it'll be nice, I pose as his close friend.

In sport games which I don't participate most often, I'd take the third pool, staking good money on a single game. Have tried that in card games and black roulette, but it's very risky to do that on both. Since the outcome is not in the slightest, guarantee. Hence, using myself as an example, the strategies differ depending on the type of game. It'll be wrong to use the third pool on slots games, where I prefer. But it works perfectly well for soccer gamblers. Only few strategies are applicable to all games in gambling. Critical thinking, analysis, observation, time management are strategies gamblers need to invest some efforts to execute. Trying the winning strategies alone, would lead a gambler to lose out more money. Compared to the skills one may get while gambling.

Hmm maybe your friend didn't gamble in a casino. It could be some indoor gambling competition between him and the big men. If it's the later, then the person was actually gambling with hot tempered gamblers. Who can't accept defeat. Or maybe the other men are cliques of friends that rip off a winner's money. That's the risk of gambling with friends, off the casino settings. The casino is there to guarantee that players would be paid after winning. Without facing any dispute with fellow gamblers. However, the offline casino is also not conducive for gamblers because of such attacks. I'd say that gamblers who win early should leave the premises, while the day is clear. This type of attacks happens during the night hours.

lottery demands lots of numbers and not everyone gets them correctly. The winning possibility is quite slim. But when one wins, he goes home a millionaire. That would be cemented on the brain of your friend, he isn't wasting no effort in purchasing tickets and trying his luck. I think he may have made that promise to himself, to become a millionaire through lottery games. These alibis I've read, some funny, shows that gamblers have different motives of gambling. Although one motive that unites all gamblers to share similar reason is money. Some use them to cover up for their gambling addiction and enjoy the game without getting involved. When they say this we tend to forget about the trouble and laugh or skip the idea of counseling the person.

Experts rarely share their strategies to people, as they are busier with figuring out those strategies than making money. A player whose goal is to make money may not be able to invest the time experts utilize in maintaining a strategy. That's why it'll be difficult to get an expert's prediction. They do not believe it can work for somebody else, even if they shared the technique, s/he won't understand or win from it. Gamblers are not encouraged to try people's strategies. It needs to be mastered and accepted by the gambler, that he'll be able to retain his techniques without getting fed up. People who claim this, being an expert, gamble for money, and needs extra sources of income. If a real expert opens up himself to the society, people will keep asking him questions. Definitely some predictions of the expert won't work. Then people can begin to divorce the expert.   

A gambler who doesn't win will easily stop gambling compared to those who win while losing at same time. The winning helps to thrill the gambler to participate further in the game. The minimal wins for the player, means he could win the bigger amount. Those different thoughts have unique effects on the gambler. Some would reach there, while others will struggle out of the trouble chasing losses leads them. The greedy players don't get content of what they've won. They try to earn bigger amount, by wagering higher than their constant amount money. Here, the gambler can get upset over his new decision. Which can affect their earnings. Staying contented as a gambler, helps in limiting the losses of the gambler to a minimal stage. Thereby, the gambler easily understands his strategies and control himself.

Few gamblers who still take those risks from time to time gain higher rewards whenever they win. But for the sake of losing, often, sustainable amount of money, the player can get anxiety. The behavior of the gambler deeply depends on the number of losses he's accumulated in all his gambling durations. however, many gamblers can get over this by trying different type of therapy to cure the anxiety. Few others battle with it and get off guard of themselves, that identifying their real self became a task. The differences in people can vary in gamblers. Lack of money, time, decisions etc. Are few difficulties a gambler may face. The victims are numerous, but looking at the number of gamblers who have no problem trying this method out, the number may not be as less as people thought it'll be. The addicts may not outnumber the responsible gamblers.

A whole lot of gamblers don't do their research before gambling. Luck isn't enough for games like football. Although our normal form of analysis based on the performance, rank, players in a team, do serve in determining a winner of game, but it's not the right form of analysis. In football multiple factors affects a team not to win a game. Things like stadium could affect the winning chances of a team. Regardless of their proficiency in football. Also, they're multiple gambling fractions in a football game. One can gamble based on red cards, throw ins, corner kick etc. Those are better fun opportunities of winning in gambling. However, gamblers prefer the goal prediction. It comes with it's special thrill on the gambler. Who imagines about the amount of money his predictions has accumulated.

Is it not possible that the little amount set aside for gambling would finish on the long run? And the player needing to take extra money from his business earnings to finance gambling. I've heard of gamblers who sold their properties, probably ones bought with gambling money, for gambling purposes. It's not a situation for many people, but it's safe to say that we are allowed to spend our gambling winnings as we want. No actual means of spending it is the best. Though, it feels better to buy some electronics, but it yields no income for the gambler. He can't stop gambling if the little money he sets asides get exhausted. He'd want to gamble again and again. Thereby still spending more money in gambling, from different income sources.

Gamblers who remain responsible, has no intentions of affecting the lives of their relatives. Which behavior has lifted the stigma some people have on gamblers. Being responsible goes a long way, it not only helps the perspectives on gambling of the people close to him, it contributes to the economic growth of the society. Our society need more of responsible gamblers. The compulsive gamblers buy double troubles for their family. The economy of the home begins to dwindle, and they'll not easily stop or correct the player. It's more of a long-term occurrence. The family of the person need to take action to help the gambler to quit his bad attitude. If the gambler is capable enjoying the games without struggling with whether to chase lose or not, he is free to participate in his games of interest.

Winning can be anything to any gambler. Generalizing that when one wins money in gambling that he wins, shouldn't a permanent, complete thought, we can do better. A lot of things are being done in the casino and most of it has nothing to do with winning money. Because on the long run, the money goes back to the house, hence the gambler didn't win any money in the first instance. Hence, gamblers tend to win other things like discipline, earning skills, associating with other gamblers, and meeting business deals on casino tables. What matters is that money circulates in the casino and gamblers know this, hence the lucky player goes home happy with some funds, which attracts him back to gamble again. Periodically winning helps gamblers to visit the casino again, which is part of the game. There will never be gambling if there are no win or loss. If the casino doesn't guarantee any win, why then would people stake money to gamble. That would be an NGO instead of being called a casino.

Gamblers learn faster with experience. Working closely with the experience players helps if they hang out in same casino with the newbie. It's not only about an online reading and research. I think the newbie needs to learn from his personal experiences, when not opportune to spend time with a professional gambler. Staying watchful and cautious of the online instructions and the real experience could help the gambler to escape multiple addictive challenges that walks with gambling. Learning through it and becoming experienced such that gravity doesn't pull the player strongly to gamble irresponsibly. They'll undergo, indeed, some thick and thins till they begin to perfect it. Some days could feel harder than the other, but staying true and being a good citizen, the player would be able to bypass those addictive eras and see gambling for it's truly doing to the society and gamblers.

Bet gamblers have other reasons why they gamble every day. Not just once a week. Due to the chase for money, they begin to predict on leagues they know nothing about. Staking money on teams we don't know doesn't guarantee any chances of winning. However, from the look at it, the gambler wants to double his earning due to his bankroll. In the essence of maintaining the bankroll, the gambler can make multiple mistakes trying to win a game. Winning big in sport betting, as you said, staking huge money on 2 games we've done our research on is more profitable. But risky for a gambler that looks upon his bank roll and manages dearly. He'd prefer to earn huge by complicating the slip with unrealistic predictions and stake on it little amount. On the long run, he'd hardly win, and may have lost a whooping amount of little money turned to big money for the casino.

You have a good idea on this, but it's also left for the recipient of the pain to look back at it and move on. It's all in the past and if they keep shuttling back and forth his past experiences with the addicted person. He could affect his own recent behavior or productivity. Humans can help a person only when they can. Most times it's hard not to feel bad about some thoughts, but it doesn't stay with us, as the scar is not ours. In your saying, are you saying the family members are the threes while the addict the axe? I think it doesn't fit right into this scenario between an addicted person and his family. Because the addicted is not expected to forget about his past, as well. Since nobody in the family will forget, saying that the axe forgets sounds weird. Considering you said, the consequences lie heavily on the addicted person.

Everyone is of concern in this, because anybody could be a victim; rich or poor. Battling with a problem is not cool for the human brain and behavior. It's necessary for gamblers to understand that their status doesn't change the problem. A rich person can get addicted and divorce his productivity at work. Wouldn't it affect his wealth on the long run? it's not certain if all the rich people would be able to struggle out of addiction successfully. Money can do everything, but we all need time to heal. Without time nobody gets better or worse on what they do. Since gamblers need time to adjust and understand gambling, a naive rich player can get himself into trouble during the early stages. Given time he'd begin to get better or worse.

Gamblers spend the won money on what they need. It's crucial that gamblers engage in other activities that makes them happy. However, some gamblers only enjoy spending their money on gambling, including the just won money. In a scenario as this, the player is deemed a compulsive gambler, like a stigma on addicts. Yet not all gamblers who do this, are addicted. Interest differs and a player can maintain his expenses and be aware of his gambling behavior. What is necessary for gamblers to do, is being on the driver's seat of any condition, dispute, troubles that awakes from their gambling activity. Having all these responsibilities, as a gambler, strategizing multiple means of going about any noticed behavioral changes.