Quit gamble! Easy or Hard? Let's talk.

[delfastTions]

Quitting gambling can be easy for some and can be impossible for some, but to me it's very normal that a man can let go of any harbit he is into including gambling if he is not addicted, because it's only when a person is addicted that it's impossible to stop, even when he is seeing the negative effect it's having on him. So in a situation where the person is addicted, for him to be able to quit gambling, he needs to get engaged with an activity that he fancies more than gambling, so it's not really an easy task to do if you are a gambling addict.

Unfortunately, for some players who are initially prone to developing a gambling addiction in a strong stad, which can be considered a mental illness, it is simply impossible to give up gambling without the help of specialists in the treatment of such addiction. This can sometimes be compared to a deep stage of drug addiction, when a temporary cessation of drug use at some point still ends with a patient's breakdown and the beginning of a new cycle of drug use, even despite the substitution of methadone or similar treatment with powerful chemicals.
By the way, this treatment itself is very traumatic for the patient and can even lead to irreversible changes in the psyche on the verge of losing common sense by this patient. Treatment of gambling addiction is often forced to be done by specialists using a similar method. Of course, this is done in some very difficult cases of such treatment and is expensive, so not all gamblers can afford it.

[Raflesia]

Quitting gambling can be easy for some and can be impossible for some, but to me it's very normal that a man can let go of any harbit he is into including gambling if he is not addicted, because it's only when a person is addicted that it's impossible to stop, even when he is seeing the negative effect it's having on him. So in a situation where the person is addicted, for him to be able to quit gambling, he needs to get engaged with an activity that he fancies more than gambling, so it's not really an easy task to do if you are a gambling addict.

When we are dependent on something then stopping is clearly not easy including gambling because there is nothing easy in this especially when we are in a state of dependence and stopping it quickly then it is clearly very difficult.

But on the other hand, everything depends on the intention because indeed stopping gambling or stopping anything can all be done if the intention is really to stop and not halfway so that when trying to talk about whether or not the answer lies within ourselves considering that this is a matter that needs to be resolved by ourselves because although other factors such as the closest person or treatment to a psychiatrist can also affect but the focus is clearly on the will so that no matter how difficult it is we can still survive and stop from gambling (gambling addiction) that is done.

[sompitonov]

Quitting gambling can be easy for some and can be impossible for some, but to me it's very normal that a man can let go of any harbit he is into including gambling if he is not addicted, because it's only when a person is addicted that it's impossible to stop, even when he is seeing the negative effect it's having on him. So in a situation where the person is addicted, for him to be able to quit gambling, he needs to get engaged with an activity that he fancies more than gambling, so it's not really an easy task to do if you are a gambling addict.

Unfortunately, for some players who are initially prone to developing a gambling addiction in a strong stad, which can be considered a mental illness, it is simply impossible to give up gambling without the help of specialists in the treatment of such addiction. This can sometimes be compared to a deep stage of drug addiction, when a temporary cessation of drug use at some point still ends with a patient's breakdown and the beginning of a new cycle of drug use, even despite the substitution of methadone or similar treatment with powerful chemicals.
By the way, this treatment itself is very traumatic for the patient and can even lead to irreversible changes in the psyche on the verge of losing common sense by this patient. Treatment of gambling addiction is often forced to be done by specialists using a similar method. Of course, this is done in some very difficult cases of such treatment and is expensive, so not all gamblers can afford it.

Indeed, forced treatment can cause irreparable harm to the brain of an addicted gambler. Treatment must be careful and gentle, and the player himself must at least want and wish to be cured a little, otherwise everything will be in vain. The minimum desire is the beginning of the path to healing because the player should not think that everything will happen by itself, this will also require significant efforts. And even when he goes through the entire course of treatment, of course, he can break down.

Nevertheless, I always believe that the player must understand his mistakes himself, this is real and the most effective method, the only question remains how to lead him to this.

[delfastTions]

Quitting gambling can be easy for some and can be impossible for some, but to me it's very normal that a man can let go of any harbit he is into including gambling if he is not addicted, because it's only when a person is addicted that it's impossible to stop, even when he is seeing the negative effect it's having on him. So in a situation where the person is addicted, for him to be able to quit gambling, he needs to get engaged with an activity that he fancies more than gambling, so it's not really an easy task to do if you are a gambling addict.

Unfortunately, for some players who are initially prone to developing a gambling addiction in a strong stad, which can be considered a mental illness, it is simply impossible to give up gambling without the help of specialists in the treatment of such addiction. This can sometimes be compared to a deep stage of drug addiction, when a temporary cessation of drug use at some point still ends with a patient's breakdown and the beginning of a new cycle of drug use, even despite the substitution of methadone or similar treatment with powerful chemicals.
By the way, this treatment itself is very traumatic for the patient and can even lead to irreversible changes in the psyche on the verge of losing common sense by this patient. Treatment of gambling addiction is often forced to be done by specialists using a similar method. Of course, this is done in some very difficult cases of such treatment and is expensive, so not all gamblers can afford it.

Indeed, forced treatment can cause irreparable harm to the brain of an addicted gambler. Treatment must be careful and gentle, and the player himself must at least want and wish to be cured a little, otherwise everything will be in vain. The minimum desire is the beginning of the path to healing because the player should not think that everything will happen by itself, this will also require significant efforts. And even when he goes through the entire course of treatment, of course, he can break down.

Nevertheless, I always believe that the player must understand his mistakes himself, this is real and the most effective method, the only question remains how to lead him to this.

It is also impossible to achieve this simply by persuasion, scandals and instructions from relatives and friends. I think that the realization that such a player is definitely diagnosed with gambling addiction and that he definitely needs to be treated comes to such a player from somewhere inside himself. And persuasion from other people can certainly help such a thought to appear in the head, but only slightly. It rather happens simply as a flash in the brain. Or as enlightenment, you could say. And this thought will only work to remove gambling addiction when it is truly born in the player's head something like this.

[Su-asa]

It's it's hard to quit any form of addiction not just gambling alone, unaddicting yourself from an habit takes a lot of conscious effort, you must do your possible best to make sure you don't relapse. Quitting gambling isn't as easy as a lot of people think, it's easier said than done. As a gambler I can remember how many times I have told myself that I wouldn't get involved in it but I still find myself going back to it. The best way to stop gambling addiction is to start slowly, don't rush into figuring how you are going to quit instead limit the time you spend on it and also reduce your stakes. After a while you'd lose interest in it.

[delfastTions]

It's it's hard to quit any form of addiction not just gambling alone, unaddicting yourself from an habit takes a lot of conscious effort, you must do your possible best to make sure you don't relapse. Quitting gambling isn't as easy as a lot of people think, it's easier said than done. As a gambler I can remember how many times I have told myself that I wouldn't get involved in it but I still find myself going back to it. The best way to stop gambling addiction is to start slowly, don't rush into figuring how you are going to quit instead limit the time you spend on it and also reduce your stakes. After a while you'd lose interest in it.

Perhaps this is the true way to get rid of gambling addiction. However, this option of self-limitation in the size of bets and reducing the time spent playing helps some players, but only if the gambling addiction is just beginning or is very weak. But this all definitely depends on the mental characteristics of a particular player. And this option of giving up games will not be able to help if the gambling addiction is strong and the patient cannot be cured of it without special treatment.

[rachael9385]

For an addicted gambler, quiting gamble can be hard for them unless they encountered their worst experience like losing their whole life saving on gamble. However, many gamblers can not stay long enough to tell their losses story on how they lose their savings, so they end up taking their life by themselves.

I still support you guys.
The more we stay in a casino that's the more we lose money, so for a gambler to reduce his chances of becoming addicted to gamble in future the gambler need to spend little time gambling.

[Ruttoshi]

It's it's hard to quit any form of addiction not just gambling alone, unaddicting yourself from an habit takes a lot of conscious effort, you must do your possible best to make sure you don't relapse. Quitting gambling isn't as easy as a lot of people think, it's easier said than done. As a gambler I can remember how many times I have told myself that I wouldn't get involved in it but I still find myself going back to it. The best way to stop gambling addiction is to start slowly, don't rush into figuring how you are going to quit instead limit the time you spend on it and also reduce your stakes. After a while you'd lose interest in it.

Perhaps this is the true way to get rid of gambling addiction. However, this option of self-limitation in the size of bets and reducing the time spent playing helps some players, but only if the gambling addiction is just beginning or is very weak. But this all definitely depends on the mental characteristics of a particular player. And this option of giving up games will not be able to help if the gambling addiction is strong and the patient cannot be cured of it without special treatment.

It all depends on the addicted gambler in question, if the gambler is ready to get out of addiction, no matter how strong it is, he can achieve it with the help of his loved once since he knows that he cannot make profit out of gambling and is only chasing his illusions,  but be ready to let go of all his losses.

However, there are some gamblers that don't accept the fact that they are addicted, such gamblers will be hard to help, because they will not succum to it. Some gamblers know that they are addicted but because they have lost so much to gambling and have become frustrated, they feel cheated and don't want to stop gambling because they still believe that someday, they can win back everything that they have lost. This is the worst set of gamblers, because they prefer to die in their addiction.

[I_Anime]

It's it's hard to quit any form of addiction not just gambling alone, unaddicting yourself from an habit takes a lot of conscious effort, you must do your possible best to make sure you don't relapse. Quitting gambling isn't as easy as a lot of people think, it's easier said than done. As a gambler I can remember how many times I have told myself that I wouldn't get involved in it but I still find myself going back to it. The best way to stop gambling addiction is to start slowly, don't rush into figuring how you are going to quit instead limit the time you spend on it and also reduce your stakes. After a while you'd lose interest in it.

To me I don't think gambling addiction is hard as the way most of you take it to be . It all about your mindset though you have the ability to stop yourself from that addiction, many folks do stop gambling due to countless losses. While some is due to winning big, but just have this mindset that you're gambling for the fun not the money , and there's time for everything, so set time , you can gamble whenever you are free and always know when to stop to avoid going over board or going beyond your budget.

[delfastTions]

It's it's hard to quit any form of addiction not just gambling alone, unaddicting yourself from an habit takes a lot of conscious effort, you must do your possible best to make sure you don't relapse. Quitting gambling isn't as easy as a lot of people think, it's easier said than done. As a gambler I can remember how many times I have told myself that I wouldn't get involved in it but I still find myself going back to it. The best way to stop gambling addiction is to start slowly, don't rush into figuring how you are going to quit instead limit the time you spend on it and also reduce your stakes. After a while you'd lose interest in it.

Perhaps this is the true way to get rid of gambling addiction. However, this option of self-limitation in the size of bets and reducing the time spent playing helps some players, but only if the gambling addiction is just beginning or is very weak. But this all definitely depends on the mental characteristics of a particular player. And this option of giving up games will not be able to help if the gambling addiction is strong and the patient cannot be cured of it without special treatment.

It all depends on the addicted gambler in question, if the gambler is ready to get out of addiction, no matter how strong it is, he can achieve it with the help of his loved once since he knows that he cannot make profit out of gambling and is only chasing his illusions,  but be ready to let go of all his losses.

However, there are some gamblers that don't accept the fact that they are addicted, such gamblers will be hard to help, because they will not succum to it. Some gamblers know that they are addicted but because they have lost so much to gambling and have become frustrated, they feel cheated and don't want to stop gambling because they still believe that someday, they can win back everything that they have lost. This is the worst set of gamblers, because they prefer to die in their addiction.

The problem is really the player's self-esteem in the question of whether he is addicted to gambling or he thinks that such an addiction does not exist and he can get rid of such a passion for the game at any time, as soon as he wishes. Some players do not admit their addiction even when everyone around them clearly sees that outside help and treatment for addiction are required. But such a person simply does not take seriously serious warnings from his loved ones and continues to play, although in practice he cannot stop.