Gamble Responsibly

[passwordnow]

Reality wise, it's easy to say that you can be responsible, but it's hard to embrace that mentality, as gambling always going to push you to ask for more.

Yeah, I agree. When we're saying things like be responsible in gambling, it's actually easy to say but when you're dealt with the reality then that's when it's hard to deal with it. It's not just gambling that you push you to do more but it is your own decision that picks up the situation that you have to gamble and continue even if you've got almost nothing left anymore.

The case for most gamblers is that we're starting responsible but when we're already in the middle of it, that's when things change. We want to gamble more even if we don't have money anymore because we've lost a lot of money and we can't accept the fact that we're losers so we chase, we recover and then we lose again. The cycle continues that makes us stuck on that which makes gambling is harder for us because the reality is there but we can't accept it.

So, when a gambler has already lost everything that's when he's going to be knocked by realization that he did the wrong thing. When he's got the opportunity to gamble and then made some profits, he didn't withdraw and stopped.

[Fredomago]

Reality wise, it's easy to say that you can be responsible, but it's hard to embrace that mentality, as gambling always going to push you to ask for more.

Yeah, I agree. When we're saying things like be responsible in gambling, it's actually easy to say but when you're dealt with the reality then that's when it's hard to deal with it. It's not just gambling that you push you to do more but it is your own decision that picks up the situation that you have to gamble and continue even if you've got almost nothing left anymore.

The case for most gamblers is that we're starting responsible but when we're already in the middle of it, that's when things change. We want to gamble more even if we don't have money anymore because we've lost a lot of money and we can't accept the fact that we're losers so we chase, we recover and then we lose again. The cycle continues that makes us stuck on that which makes gambling is harder for us because the reality is there but we can't accept it.

So, when a gambler has already lost everything that's when he's going to be knocked by realization that he did the wrong thing. When he's got the opportunity to gamble and then made some profits, he didn't withdraw and stopped.

Yeah we start responsible and we think that we can continue and being one, but when situtation triggers that's the time we forget about that responsibility, we continue to chase, either we are in the winning side where we keep trying to add more and have that mindset that we can continue winning with the strategy that we are using or even we are in the losing side where we are trying to chase back our loses, only to realized that at the end of the session most of the time the outcome is on the otherside, not on our favor and we regret that we did  try to push while we still have the time to quit and stop.

[passwordnow]

Yeah, I agree. When we're saying things like be responsible in gambling, it's actually easy to say but when you're dealt with the reality then that's when it's hard to deal with it. It's not just gambling that you push you to do more but it is your own decision that picks up the situation that you have to gamble and continue even if you've got almost nothing left anymore.

The case for most gamblers is that we're starting responsible but when we're already in the middle of it, that's when things change. We want to gamble more even if we don't have money anymore because we've lost a lot of money and we can't accept the fact that we're losers so we chase, we recover and then we lose again. The cycle continues that makes us stuck on that which makes gambling is harder for us because the reality is there but we can't accept it.

So, when a gambler has already lost everything that's when he's going to be knocked by realization that he did the wrong thing. When he's got the opportunity to gamble and then made some profits, he didn't withdraw and stopped.

Yeah we start responsible and we think that we can continue and being one, but when situtation triggers that's the time we forget about that responsibility, we continue to chase, either we are in the winning side where we keep trying to add more and have that mindset that we can continue winning with the strategy that we are using or even we are in the losing side where we are trying to chase back our loses, only to realized that at the end of the session most of the time the outcome is on the otherside, not on our favor and we regret that we did  try to push while we still have the time to quit and stop.

That chasing is going to put us nowhere and in a harder part. We tend to make more losses in that situation and we will only come to see that we're doing it wrongly at the end when we understand that we just made a mistake in doing so. We're trying just to make it right and then suddenly, another trigger will come to our mind about the possible situation that we should be in.

That's the hard part when you keep thinking of your losses and you can't move on. There are gamblers that can't accept it easily and that's why they need to make it through those experience before they finally see that it makes no sense to chase losses.

Just make it right that you're gambling happily and you'll be able to do that whatever is going to be the result of it. But most likely, definitely we're happier when we're hitting the numbers and when we're winning. But if not, just accept it and do gambling some other days.

[EarnOnVictor]

Very well said and I completely agree,  and I also remember making an example that is somewhat related to this which you have said.

In one of my previous comments on this thread I believe, I talked about someone being sick and clearly needing to receive medication,  people around can see that this person is sick and needs medical attention, but the person in question refused and insisted that he or she is not sick, treatment is not something that can be forced on a person except when that person is completely down and can no longer help him or her self up.

Same also goes with all forms of addiction, not just gambling addiction, just as you have said, a sick person have to first agree that he or she is sick and needs medical help, then he can either call the doctor to come check on him or her, or he or she can visit the hospital for check up and possible treatment, same goes with addiction, an addict who has refused to accept that he or she is addicted and need help, will likely remain an addict until he or she first agree, then seek help to come out of it.

Acceptance and willingness are the major key factors in recovering from gambling. It's essential for successful medication that the patient is well-aware about his condition and is willing to be treated and be helped by the professionals. After all, you must first help yourself. Gambling addiction is like a sickness that is serious and has to be healed, otherwise it will consume you and bury you. Anyone that doesn't want to be helped will not recover from their sickness. One must be determined to combat addiction by undergoing rehabilitation and medication together with the professional guidance and counsel. This way, there will be lesser chances of undergoing relapse.

The greatest medicine for a gambler is their own pursuit. If a gambler can't control himself, I don't know if any other medicine will work for him. Because in this era, if the gambler does not share his gambling activities with others, then there is no chance for others to know. Besides, no one else is needed to take such initiative. In this context, I can say that the gambler's own efforts act as the major medicine for the gambler's addiction and recovery. If the gambler has the intention , he can certainly control himself.

I agree with you. If there's no willingness, then there's nothing that can be done. It's a need that the person itself to work with his
addiction and the rest will be a follow-up in helping him to solve his problem.

Being responsible means that you are in control, though even sometimes you can exceed, but you won't allow anything to go that far.

Only you who can work with everything, and only your willingness to move forward, will help you in terms of quitting
or stopping whatever the problem that may arise.

I share in your view that willingness matters to change the narrative in responsible gambling, it's such a fast track to doing the right thing when one gambles, if not, it would even be hard for the person to get help or utilize the help they offer to them when they are eventually addicted to gambling. But the other side of this that you didn't make mention is the state of mind of individuals, when they are weak in minds, there is little they can do to be responsible in gambling, not to mention gauging themselves so that they do not go beyond the limit. Some people are just gambling, there is no purpose, no calculation, no control, not even a pattern at which they gamble.

To these people, they just win or lose and when they lose more and more, they still do not stop as they believe they might still win until they would lose everything. Such a mindset does not fit in gambling, but unfortunately, many people are in this category, their minds are weak and would be so easily susceptible to emotion, and emotion can only aid their ruin in gambling.

[slapper]

Very well said and I completely agree,  and I also remember making an example that is somewhat related to this which you have said.

In one of my previous comments on this thread I believe, I talked about someone being sick and clearly needing to receive medication,  people around can see that this person is sick and needs medical attention, but the person in question refused and insisted that he or she is not sick, treatment is not something that can be forced on a person except when that person is completely down and can no longer help him or her self up.

Same also goes with all forms of addiction, not just gambling addiction, just as you have said, a sick person have to first agree that he or she is sick and needs medical help, then he can either call the doctor to come check on him or her, or he or she can visit the hospital for check up and possible treatment, same goes with addiction, an addict who has refused to accept that he or she is addicted and need help, will likely remain an addict until he or she first agree, then seek help to come out of it.

Acceptance and willingness are the major key factors in recovering from gambling. It's essential for successful medication that the patient is well-aware about his condition and is willing to be treated and be helped by the professionals. After all, you must first help yourself. Gambling addiction is like a sickness that is serious and has to be healed, otherwise it will consume you and bury you. Anyone that doesn't want to be helped will not recover from their sickness. One must be determined to combat addiction by undergoing rehabilitation and medication together with the professional guidance and counsel. This way, there will be lesser chances of undergoing relapse.

The greatest medicine for a gambler is their own pursuit. If a gambler can't control himself, I don't know if any other medicine will work for him. Because in this era, if the gambler does not share his gambling activities with others, then there is no chance for others to know. Besides, no one else is needed to take such initiative. In this context, I can say that the gambler's own efforts act as the major medicine for the gambler's addiction and recovery. If the gambler has the intention , he can certainly control himself.

I agree with you. If there's no willingness, then there's nothing that can be done. It's a need that the person itself to work with his
addiction and the rest will be a follow-up in helping him to solve his problem.

Being responsible means that you are in control, though even sometimes you can exceed, but you won't allow anything to go that far.

Only you who can work with everything, and only your willingness to move forward, will help you in terms of quitting
or stopping whatever the problem that may arise.

I share in your view that willingness matters to change the narrative in responsible gambling, it's such a fast track to doing the right thing when one gambles, if not, it would even be hard for the person to get help or utilize the help they offer to them when they are eventually addicted to gambling. But the other side of this that you didn't make mention is the state of mind of individuals, when they are weak in minds, there is little they can do to be responsible in gambling, not to mention gauging themselves so that they do not go beyond the limit. Some people are just gambling, there is no purpose, no calculation, no control, not even a pattern at which they gamble.

To these people, they just win or lose and when they lose more and more, they still do not stop as they believe they might still win until they would lose everything. Such a mindset does not fit in gambling, but unfortunately, many people are in this category, their minds are weak and would be so easily susceptible to emotion, and emotion can only aid their ruin in gambling.

Your right—willingness is key to responsible gaming. Keep control with this rapid track. Even the best help is useless without it. The state of mind is a crucial element I didn't mention. Isn't it all mental? Mind weakness reduces responsibility. They fall.

Gamblers are aimless and uncontrolled. Win or lose. They keep going after losing, believing a win is imminent. A hazardous cycle. They have weak minds and quicksand emotions that drag them down. Honestly, gambling with a weak intellect is like filling a sieve with water. Pointless.

Practical solutions must be discussed. Key is education. Control, dangers, and addiction symptoms must be taught to these gamblers. The support systems must be strong and accessible. Before they drown, we must save them. It saves minds and lives, not just money.

[tusandii]

That's the hard part when you keep thinking of your losses and you can't move on. There are gamblers that can't accept it easily and that's why they need to make it through those experience before they finally see that it makes no sense to chase losses.

Yes, actually thinking about the losses that have occurred will only be in vain because we gamble as if we have accepted any risk and on the one hand we already know what those risks are and we are also always reminded that we gamble responsibly so that when we lose we not lose our money feel such deep regret.
Meanwhile, people who can overcome feelings of regret are responsible gamblers who bet using money they can afford to lose so it will be very easy to forget what has happened.
Maybe will be very difficult, but you get used to being responsible, will definitely be very easy to do this little thing.

[Huppercase]

Recognizing those changes can help you to adjust and to try coping up and battle against this issue inside you, gambling addiction came from irresponsible gambling practices, addiction begins when you keep pushing your way in winning with the games you play, at the beginning you just wants to enjoy and you are only being entertained but along the way, you will see that your appetite start to increase and your desire to keep on playing will lead you to engage a lot, without setting any limitation eventually you will see yourself going deeper and addiction already inside you and it's going to be tough solving this problem which already developed inside you.

I concur with all you said man. It's more like forcing what you don't know the end, most of the time it's disappointment that comes with eagerness to get something you can't control. When disappointment comes later, you start to act up in that game and instead of them to forget about the mistake and continue their journey, they are pained with the past trying to recover what has been lost.

I know of a guy one time like that, used his school fees to gamble but lost the money in the process. He approached his niggas for quick help to sort it but didn't inform them that he will be paying school. As a smart person, he was supposed to use that to pay the school since it was due already and then find for alternative to pay back, he went back and bet the same amount trying to recover the previous lost and still lost everything in the end. These are the problems we need to understand, gambling comes with responsibility and not by fooling around trying to win money.

[Betwrong]

~ The case for most gamblers is that we're starting responsible but when we're already in the middle of it, that's when things change. We want to gamble more even if we don't have money anymore because we've lost a lot of money and we can't accept the fact that we're losers so we chase, we recover and then we lose again. The cycle continues that makes us stuck on that which makes gambling is harder for us because the reality is there but we can't accept it.

So, when a gambler has already lost everything that's when he's going to be knocked by realization that he did the wrong thing. When he's got the opportunity to gamble and then made some profits, he didn't withdraw and stopped.

The key is even if you are chasing your losses, you shouldn't risk more than you can afford to lose. Yes, it might be a painful loss, but not a catastrophic one still. We, gamblers, all have those unfortunate moments, but it's not like we are losing everything and borrow money to gamble more, like irresponsible gamblers do.

[South Park]

Recognizing those changes can help you to adjust and to try coping up and battle against this issue inside you, gambling addiction came from irresponsible gambling practices, addiction begins when you keep pushing your way in winning with the games you play, at the beginning you just wants to enjoy and you are only being entertained but along the way, you will see that your appetite start to increase and your desire to keep on playing will lead you to engage a lot, without setting any limitation eventually you will see yourself going deeper and addiction already inside you and it's going to be tough solving this problem which already developed inside you.

I concur with all you said man. It's more like forcing what you don't know the end, most of the time it's disappointment that comes with eagerness to get something you can't control. When disappointment comes later, you start to act up in that game and instead of them to forget about the mistake and continue their journey, they are pained with the past trying to recover what has been lost.

I know of a guy one time like that, used his school fees to gamble but lost the money in the process. He approached his niggas for quick help to sort it but didn't inform them that he will be paying school. As a smart person, he was supposed to use that to pay the school since it was due already and then find for alternative to pay back, he went back and bet the same amount trying to recover the previous lost and still lost everything in the end. These are the problems we need to understand, gambling comes with responsibility and not by fooling around trying to win money.

For the recreational gambler an important characteristic to have is the ability to simply accept their losses, it is obvious that everyone wants to win even if deep down they know this is unlikely, however once you lose you should simply take the loss and move on, the people that keep being mortified about their losses are the ones that are the most likely to then make a life-changing decision which could mark them, and in the worst-case scenario this could set the stage for an ongoing addiction.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Reality wise, it's easy to say that you can be responsible, but it's hard to embrace that mentality, as gambling always going to push you to ask for more.

Yeah, I agree. When we're saying things like be responsible in gambling, it's actually easy to say but when you're dealt with the reality then that's when it's hard to deal with it. It's not just gambling that you push you to do more but it is your own decision that picks up the situation that you have to gamble and continue even if you've got almost nothing left anymore.

The case for most gamblers is that we're starting responsible but when we're already in the middle of it, that's when things change. We want to gamble more even if we don't have money anymore because we've lost a lot of money and we can't accept the fact that we're losers so we chase, we recover and then we lose again. The cycle continues that makes us stuck on that which makes gambling is harder for us because the reality is there but we can't accept it.

So, when a gambler has already lost everything that's when he's going to be knocked by realization that he did the wrong thing. When he's got the opportunity to gamble and then made some profits, he didn't withdraw and stopped.

Yeah we start responsible and we think that we can continue and being one, but when situtation triggers that's the time we forget about that responsibility, we continue to chase, either we are in the winning side where we keep trying to add more and have that mindset that we can continue winning with the strategy that we are using or even we are in the losing side where we are trying to chase back our loses, only to realized that at the end of the session most of the time the outcome is on the otherside, not on our favor and we regret that we did  try to push while we still have the time to quit and stop.

What happens with this is that each of us has a very different way of thinking , I can say that when I am playing, I can say that I am responsible when making bets, but if I start to win in a moment it is obvious that one like Hyumano feels emotions and wants more , so if there is not enough control over it, it is possible that we have a higher level of responsibility, but if we start to manage the losses well, that is, if we Start to lose, and we retreat, or bet with the minimum until you get the good streak again, although for me it is smarter to withdraw money , because then it is risky to continue playing because you could lose everything and that is the only thing that should be avoided, for this reason we as good Players must know that these things are what make the difference and that they can exert a force on what is Possible and not Possible in a casino, what many say is self-control.

In any case, we are humans, emotions and impulses are things that we will not do well if we let ourselves be carried away, sometimes it is difficult not to let ourselves be carried away, because basically the game is designed so that we like it so much that we can eventually fall into that addiction or in that power to Keep playing, but when we know that the same money is what is at stake, then it is clear that we can make a Difference when it comes to taking control, controlling emotions and above all of knowing when and not giving up so as not to continue losing, I have seen that many people let themselves go because they have hope that more can be done, but in case the people had a low financial education, then everything can be lost, because not They think that the casino will always have the Advantage , and it will always be the best option to think so that they can have everything for it, the disadvantage of the house and the exit that we all know and that a player as such must Perceive it as the main of all the Obstacles.

[maydna]

For the recreational gambler an important characteristic to have is the ability to simply accept their losses, it is obvious that everyone wants to win even if deep down they know this is unlikely, however once you lose you should simply take the loss and move on, the people that keep being mortified about their losses are the ones that are the most likely to then make a life-changing decision which could mark them, and in the worst-case scenario this could set the stage for an ongoing addiction.

Each gambler should be able to accept his defeat well. Although it is painful, if they can control the amount of money they lose at the gambling table, they will feel less disappointed. And if they lose large amounts of money at the gambling table, it is because they cannot control themselves. We have to continue living by accepting the defeat so that we don't intend to recover from the defeat because that will be difficult. And by accepting this defeat, we will be more careful in gambling so that we don't experience the same thing in the future. We must be able to prevent gambling addiction, especially since we have seen several people around us who experience it.

[passwordnow]

~ The case for most gamblers is that we're starting responsible but when we're already in the middle of it, that's when things change. We want to gamble more even if we don't have money anymore because we've lost a lot of money and we can't accept the fact that we're losers so we chase, we recover and then we lose again. The cycle continues that makes us stuck on that which makes gambling is harder for us because the reality is there but we can't accept it.

So, when a gambler has already lost everything that's when he's going to be knocked by realization that he did the wrong thing. When he's got the opportunity to gamble and then made some profits, he didn't withdraw and stopped.

The key is even if you are chasing your losses, you shouldn't risk more than you can afford to lose. Yes, it might be a painful loss, but not a catastrophic one still. We, gamblers, all have those unfortunate moments, but it's not like we are losing everything and borrow money to gamble more, like irresponsible gamblers do.

Yeah, when we're on that momentum of chasing our losses. It's like that we're accepting any additional amount of losses and that's becoming more painful if we are unaware of it. As long as we get to have the essence of chasing and it's not unlimited and when you think that you have got enough, it's best to stop and don't add more with losses from your pocket.

Yes, actually thinking about the losses that have occurred will only be in vain because we gamble as if we have accepted any risk and on the one hand we already know what those risks are and we are also always reminded that we gamble responsibly so that when we lose we won't lose our money. feel such deep regret.
Meanwhile, people who can overcome feelings of regret are responsible gamblers who bet using money they can afford to lose so it will be very easy to forget what has happened.
Maybe it will be very difficult, but if you get used to being responsible, it will definitely be very easy to do this little thing.

Well, I guess that they have been just tested of time and that's why they're able to overcome the feeling of regret. It's not an easy thing if you ask me to manage that if they can really do that and able to become responsible through how they respond to such situations, yes, they can be concluded as responsible gamblers with that and if they're going to correct their mistakes as they gamble.

[Fredomago]

For the recreational gambler an important characteristic to have is the ability to simply accept their losses, it is obvious that everyone wants to win even if deep down they know this is unlikely, however once you lose you should simply take the loss and move on, the people that keep being mortified about their losses are the ones that are the most likely to then make a life-changing decision which could mark them, and in the worst-case scenario this could set the stage for an ongoing addiction.

Each gambler should be able to accept his defeat well. Although it is painful, if they can control the amount of money they lose at the gambling table, they will feel less disappointed. And if they lose large amounts of money at the gambling table, it is because they cannot control themselves. We have to continue living by accepting the defeat so that we don't intend to recover from the defeat because that will be difficult. And by accepting this defeat, we will be more careful in gambling so that we don't experience the same thing in the future. We must be able to prevent gambling addiction, especially since we have seen several people around us who experience it.

Accepting your defeat and willingness to move forward,  characteristics that a gambler should have before stepping inside gambling,  there are many factors and risks that we needed to considered when we are into this business,  without the knowledge about it, we will continue to suffer as we will keep following our emotions each time we lose our money,  we will keep trying to recover back as quickly as possible.

[Blitzboy]

For the recreational gambler an important characteristic to have is the ability to simply accept their losses, it is obvious that everyone wants to win even if deep down they know this is unlikely, however once you lose you should simply take the loss and move on, the people that keep being mortified about their losses are the ones that are the most likely to then make a life-changing decision which could mark them, and in the worst-case scenario this could set the stage for an ongoing addiction.

Each gambler should be able to accept his defeat well. Although it is painful, if they can control the amount of money they lose at the gambling table, they will feel less disappointed. And if they lose large amounts of money at the gambling table, it is because they cannot control themselves. We have to continue living by accepting the defeat so that we don't intend to recover from the defeat because that will be difficult. And by accepting this defeat, we will be more careful in gambling so that we don't experience the same thing in the future. We must be able to prevent gambling addiction, especially since we have seen several people around us who experience it.

To enjoy and control is a delicate balance. Losses are disappointing, but they're part of gambling. How we handle losses is crucial. Gambling responsibly is smart and necessary. Limits for monetary and emotional investment are needed. Responsibility replaces recuperation in this worldview. By accepting defeat gracefully, we avoid addiction and improve our gambling mindset.

Can we learn from our losses without wanton recovery? Learning from the past and being grounded by it are delicate. A solution? Consider gambling enjoyment, not a goal. When fun ends, stop. This method can make gambling fun and safe.

[piebeyb]

Can we learn from our losses without wanton recovery? Learning from the past and being grounded by it are delicate. A solution? Consider gambling enjoyment, not a goal. When fun ends, stop. This method can make gambling fun and safe.

That's what we should do to learn from the losses we experience without having to try to recover those losses, after all, if we follow our emotions and continue to try to recover our losses, it's the same as making the game not good, we will still experience consecutive losses and go bankrupt. just because following emotions wants to recover the losses that have been so much.

Personally, I usually change my playing style, namely by limiting the budget. If we can do that consistently with the budget that has been provided, we will definitely not have to try to recover losses as long as we make gambling just for entertainment and use the money we have. We are ready to lose money or unused money. If we want to gamble safely, I think we can start limiting everything, be it budget or time, so we don't gamble excessively.

[AicecreaME]

Can we learn from our losses without wanton recovery? Learning from the past and being grounded by it are delicate. A solution? Consider gambling enjoyment, not a goal. When fun ends, stop. This method can make gambling fun and safe.

That's what we should do to learn from the losses we experience without having to try to recover those losses, after all, if we follow our emotions and continue to try to recover our losses, it's the same as making the game not good, we will still experience consecutive losses and go bankrupt. just because following emotions wants to recover the losses that have been so much.

Personally, I usually change my playing style, namely by limiting the budget. If we can do that consistently with the budget that has been provided, we will definitely not have to try to recover losses as long as we make gambling just for entertainment and use the money we have. We are ready to lose money or unused money. If we want to gamble safely, I think we can start limiting everything, be it budget or time, so we don't gamble excessively.

It's not necessary to recover the losses in gambling just to get over it and be done totally. Because the more you chase your losses thinking you could get even and bring back the fund that you have spent, the more you will fall and be engulfed by getting addicted into it. And that's not really a healthy way to play. I agree to fixate your mind to your initial goal. If you just want to have fun, by all means do it. But the moment you no longer feel the fun and it becomes intoxicating or stressful, you should do your part of exiting already. It's not as if gambling can adjust for you. You have to set limits yourself.

[tusandii]

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Well, I guess that they have been just tested of time and that's why they're able to overcome the feeling of regret. It's not an easy thing if you ask me to manage that if they can really do that and able to become responsible through how they respond to such situations, yes, they can be concluded as responsible gamblers with that and if they're going to correct their mistakes as they gamble.

Yes, that's all not easy to do, while gambling responsibly is very important for gamblers to avoid anything bad from gambling and even if they always make mistakes, as long as they have the hard work to try to gamble responsibly, I'm sure there will be no wasted effort. and those who have succeeded in gambling responsibly certainly feel proud of themselves and almost never feel regret when they lose.

[yazher]

The key is even if you are chasing your losses, you shouldn't risk more than you can afford to lose. Yes, it might be a painful loss, but not a catastrophic one still. We, gamblers, all have those unfortunate moments, but it's not like we are losing everything and borrow money to gamble more, like irresponsible gamblers do.

It's not that easy to stop because there are times when you have the means to play again and you just can't stop yourself from doing it again and again until your body gives up. this is how when you feel like you are not getting any peaceful feelings in that place, you should leave and not go there again. Some people go back when they lose their money for the first time or go with their friends but this is not good because if you can't control yourself at this moment, you will end up taking loans or borrowing money until you lose every option you have. Don't be like those people who have lots of money because when they lose their businesses are still there and you on the other hand lose everything you have and you need to start from scratch again.

[passwordnow]

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Well, I guess that they have been just tested of time and that's why they're able to overcome the feeling of regret. It's not an easy thing if you ask me to manage that if they can really do that and able to become responsible through how they respond to such situations, yes, they can be concluded as responsible gamblers with that and if they're going to correct their mistakes as they gamble.

Yes, that's all not easy to do, while gambling responsibly is very important for gamblers to avoid anything bad from gambling and even if they always make mistakes, as long as they have the hard work to try to gamble responsibly, I'm sure there will be no wasted effort.

There will be no waste for sure to the gamblers that are trying their best to gamble responsibly. But there are times that they forget their main reason for what they are trying to achieve as they gamble. That very momentum of being responsible is becoming gone for some reasons that they can't understand as they don't notice it.

and those who have succeeded in gambling responsibly certainly feel proud of themselves and almost never feel regret when they lose.

Yeah, it's like pride that they're able to manage things that they can't before. And being responsible differs from the situation that we're dealing with. If a gambler manages to do that and they seem to treat that as an achievement, it's something to boost their ego and confidence that the next time they will gamble, it's going to be easier for them to become responsible and they'll practice that. But as a reminder, don't get too confident because you don't know what might happen to you for being so proud. 

[Westinhome]

It's not that easy to stop because there are times when you have the means to play again and you just can't stop yourself from doing it again and again until your body gives up. this is how when you feel like you are not getting any peaceful feelings in that place, you should leave and not go there again. Some people go back when they lose their money for the first time or go with their friends but this is not good because if you can't control yourself at this moment, you will end up taking loans or borrowing money until you lose every option you have. Don't be like those people who have lots of money because when they lose their businesses are still there and you on the other hand lose everything you have and you need to start from scratch again.

The gambler who get addicted to the gambling site can’t get away from the addiction in the shorter period of time.He need to understand he get addicted to the gambling site.The continuous amount of the betting with the continuous day will have the more chance of make you to get addicted to the gambling sites.After the loss,the gambler should understand it was the loss and can’t be recovered immediately from the gambling sites.The gambler who had enough knowledge of the addiction have to pause the game after the some dollars profit in the gambling sites.So he can easy withdrew the profit from certain number of the game.