Anti-Gambling Tools

[Weawant]

The casinos will not give that permanent self exclusion option because in as much as they want you to stay out of addiction and gamble healthy, they also want to have you back bon their platform so they too can make money from your losses when you loose so it's mostly a self decision and seeking tro help yourself that gets r he best for you, looking for tools to help you stop gambling and all that may not work perfectly.

I'd there's no firm decision to get your self out of it, even with the help of tools and whatever that Amy be provided you, that quest to continue will always cause you to find a way around the barriers and satisfy your quest and desire to continually play. Personally I don't know of any tools that can be really useful to help you stop or control your gambling, but I think bank apps could help you place restrictions on funding that way you can get to control how much you gamble because if you don't have funds in your wallet you definitely can't gamble.

[Saint-loup]

There are tools like blocking softwares. What this software do is to block gambling websites so that you will be tempted if you see one. This could word in conjunction with the self-exclusion you have activated for your online gambling platforms.

Here are some of the blocking softwares that I mentioned,

• www.gamban.com
• www.gamblock.com
• www.betfilter.com
• www.betblocker.org

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You might want to try it and see if it's effective in your end. And of course, you need to practice your brain, re-wire then to think of positive things besides gambling. And the last one is to seek professional help.

You should be careful about the softwares you mention here because the first two of your list, Gamban and Gamblock, are not free, they are paid applications and the third one Betfilter doesn't seen to be available anymore. The only freely available app of this list is the last one Betblocker, I have mentioned it in my previous post above. I don't know if OP is ready to pay or not for that service, but it's useful to know that some solutions are free unlike some others.

[STT]

Dont give yourself too much spare cash if you have this general problem of burning it on leisure activities.   Gambling, any game can cost money its for fun not to be thought of as a genius idea.  By definition most of us cant be that perfect win scenario so start off by not kidding yourself, its fun and a game stick to those basic facts and work from there.
   Some people burn all their money on alcohol, dont be too hard on yourself either its just a mistake you should avoid most of us have behavior we must correct for our own good.    I would put money into paying off your mortgage when you can because it does come back to you in lower bills and improves your security long term.   If you pay your debts first chance possible, its money that cannot be placed wrongly there after and you will do far better.

[milewilda]

There are tools like blocking softwares. What this software do is to block gambling websites so that you will be tempted if you see one. This could word in conjunction with the self-exclusion you have activated for your online gambling platforms.

Here are some of the blocking softwares that I mentioned,

• www.gamban.com
• www.gamblock.com
• www.betfilter.com
• www.betblocker.org

Source

You might want to try it and see if it's effective in your end. And of course, you need to practice your brain, re-wire then to think of positive things besides gambling. And the last one is to seek professional help.

You should be careful about the softwares you mention here because the first two of your list, Gamban and Gamblock, are not free, they are paid applications and the third one Betfilter doesn't seen to be available anymore. The only freely available app of this list is the last one Betblocker, I have mentioned it in my previous post above. I don't know if OP is ready to pay or not for that service, but it's useful to know that some solutions are free unlike some others.

Good point and advises on here in regarding those things arent working or down on which it is  really that giving out some idea on what these people been dealing with in terms of those links given. In overall then it isnt really that something that relevant on making use of these kind of services considering that you wont really be needing on paying up something if you are really just that dedicated on quitting gambling in the first place.
Any methods or ways wont really be that totally effective if you dont have set your mind on totally quitting gambling in the first place. There's no such thing about those anti-gambling tools or what.Yes, we do have that self exclusion feature or whatever kind of limits or restrictions.

Casinos wont really be that putting up that deposit limit or maxmum bets that you would make on your gambling account which its never been that possible on doing so considering that they are running a business
then it would really be just that a normal approach that they would really be that allowing on whatever income deposit that they would really be able to get and doesnt mind
about gamblers condition whether they had already been that addicted or not. The key on here is that you should really know on when to quit up right away
if you do see that you are already that getting addicted.

[Hispo]

There are tools like blocking softwares. What this software do is to block gambling websites so that you will be tempted if you see one. This could word in conjunction with the self-exclusion you have activated for your online gambling platforms.

Here are some of the blocking softwares that I mentioned,

• www.gamban.com
• www.gamblock.com
• www.betfilter.com
• www.betblocker.org

Source

You might want to try it and see if it's effective in your end. And of course, you need to practice your brain, re-wire then to think of positive things besides gambling. And the last one is to seek professional help.

You should be careful about the softwares you mention here because the first two of your list, Gamban and Gamblock, are not free, they are paid applications and the third one Betfilter doesn't seen to be available anymore. The only freely available app of this list is the last one Betblocker, I have mentioned it in my previous post above. I don't know if OP is ready to pay or not for that service, but it's useful to know that some solutions are free unlike some others.

I would have not guessed anti-gambling software was supposed to be paid, to be honest. But it makes sense once one start to think about how many people could be going through such a desperate situation, spending thousands or hundreds of thousands in casinos, so spending some buck on a software like this would be positive if put on a balance.
It depends on OP's personal and individual situation, though if he is not a high-roller it would better just to go with paid software solutions if other measures do not seem to help him in the short or mid term.

It would be better if OP also tried to spend the money in other activies he may enjoy instead of gambling and paying for software.

[acroman08]

So, here's the deal. I've been into crypto gambling, and I've realized that, despite my best intentions, it's a bit tough to control the urge. I've tried the self-exclusion route in the past, but it seems some crypto casinos still find a way to let me back in.

I know I've got an issue, and I've accepted that. Now, my goal is to manage it better and avoid any unnecessary damage to my finances.

I'm curious if any of you have faced a similar situation and if there are tools or methods you've found effective in controlling crypto gambling. It feels like most platforms lack daily limits or deposit controls, making it a bit challenging to stay on track.

Would really appreciate any advice or recommendations from those who've been through something similar.

would you mind elaborating on the "but it seems some crypto casinos still find a way to let me back in" part of your post? how are they exactly finding a way to let you back in?

anyway, what you need is professional help, asking others to recommend "anti-gambling tools" to you is a sign that you need professional help. it is for the best to solve the root cause of the problem instead of just temporarily holding it off with "anti-gambling tools".

[Slow death]

It seems to me that you are asking these questions because you intend to play but as you cannot control yourself in terms of the money you put into the casino, so you want to know if there is any way that would allow you to continue playing and that would not allow you to spend money that you cannot give yourself With the luxury of losing, in my opinion the solution to cases like these is for the person to see a doctor in the real world and get treatment and never go back to gambling again and not talk about things related to gambling for many years. As long as you continue talking about gambling, as long as you interact on forums, social networks related to gambling, you will not be cured.

Sooner or later you will start playing again and use money that you shouldn't put in the casino, my advice is to forget about gambling, don't think about things that could make you start playing again. I know it will be difficult, but this is the only way to heal. When people are addicted to something, staying away from anything related to what caused them addiction is the most advisable thing. I hope you understand this.

[Silberman]

So, here's the deal. I've been into crypto gambling, and I've realized that, despite my best intentions, it's a bit tough to control the urge. I've tried the self-exclusion route in the past, but it seems some crypto casinos still find a way to let me back in.

I know I've got an issue, and I've accepted that. Now, my goal is to manage it better and avoid any unnecessary damage to my finances.

I'm curious if any of you have faced a similar situation and if there are tools or methods you've found effective in controlling crypto gambling. It feels like most platforms lack daily limits or deposit controls, making it a bit challenging to stay on track.

Would really appreciate any advice or recommendations from those who've been through something similar.

There is no other way but to find the inner strength to stay away from gambling, because any tool that has been created for this purpose is not very useful since you can always find a way to gamble anyway, now I am not going to deny this has gotten harder as you can access an unlimited amount of casinos from the comfort of your own home, but that is precisely why those tools cannot and will not work, so I recommend that you look for professional help before your problem gets any worse.

[mindrust]

You are an addict and you should seek professional help immediately. The sooner you accept this fact the better it will be for you. Most ill people can’t recover from their addiction because they refuse to accept their situation. They think they are alright. If you follow this false logic you will also not get better. You should disclose your situation with your close relatives too. They will immediately understand your situation. As long you have an internet connection, no anti-gambling tool can stop you. You will always find a way to bypass it. You need external help.