Yes, those who are addicted to gambling almost always lose the money they have every day, because for them there is nothing else but gambling. They prioritize gambling in their lives. However, that doesn't mean they always lose when gambling, in several gambling sessions they have also had good luck in gambling, be it small or big wins. It's just that when they get it, they respend their winnings on the next gambling session and increase the bet amount in the hope of getting a bigger win than before, but instead of getting another win, this behavior will only lose what they have earned. so that what he gets from gambling is only losses and losses.
And even worse, when someone is trapped in a cycle of irresponsible gambling and it is difficult to be reminded or awakened from this bad behavior. So what he got was not just a financial loss, but more than that. Business, work and even relationships can be destroyed just because of this bad behavior, they will lose trust, care and affection from other people and those closest to them.
I've witnessed gambling addiction's devastation. Real problem that damages families and lives. Its not just about financial devastation, though thats important. The actual threat is its psychological hold on victims. The relentless pursuit of the next big victory and the conviction that luck is just around the corner can be hard to overcome. Effects extend beyond the individual. Careers, relationships, and trust collapse. A ripple impact can cause destruction.
Folks, this is it. Gambling addicts cant be ignored. We must help them rehabilitate with compassion and empathy. We must foster a culture where asking for help is a strength. Thats why I promote responsible gambling. Education, awareness, and a safe setting allow players to enjoy the game without risking their lives. It protects the weak and empowers educated decision-making.
