The madness of gambling addicts.

[Winterfrost]

Having a taste of continuous success during gimbling is really addictive. Whenever you have any money you will use it to gamble because you belief that no matter how you lose you win over shine the loss. Gambling can be very addictive but to the extend of kidnapping your own daughter. Let me put it this way endangering your family is something crazy to think about. I think the problem he has is that he is not satisfied with the amount of his winning and would want to bet more. It might be in two instances. The other instance is that he has lost the money giving to him by his family for elderly care by gambling so he needs to get the money back so fast by gambling. One thing am sure it is very difficult to come back from a loss and even if you do there is still a probability that a gambler will continue betting because of lack of contentment and greed.

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[odunybiz]

Having a taste of continuous success during gimbling is really addictive. Whenever you have any money you will use it to gamble because you belief that no matter how you lose you win over shine the loss. Gambling can be very addictive but to the extend of kidnapping your own daughter. Let me put it this way endangering your family is something crazy to think about. I think the problem he has is that he is not satisfied with the amount of his winning and would want to bet more. It might be in two instances. The other instance is that he has lost the money giving to him by his family for elderly care by gambling so he needs to get the money back so fast by gambling. One thing am sure it is very difficult to come back from a loss and even if you do there is still a probability that a gambler will continue betting because of lack of contentment and greed.

Gambling can turn out to be a problem when been addicted. Have seen cases of people placing bet on their entire monthly income without considering how the family will feed for the month. That's why it's very important to plan ahead of his/her monthly income by making a reasonable budget of how the money will be spent. For him to have kidnapped his grandchild for gambling sake, that mean he is addicted to the extent that he can do anything to get money for gambling.

[ethereumhunter]

I think everyone knows the difficulty of quitting something that is inherent or addictive. With gambling that can be addictive for the players, of course this will have a bad impact on them and the impact can even fatally damage their mindset to become crazy. Without the intention within themselves, in my opinion, it will be useless even with encouragement or support from their family who advise them to stop gambling. Only they themselves can do it to stop gambling and leave all the madness in gambling.

It may be difficult to stop directly, but there are various ways for them to try in order to leave gambling addiction, one of which they can reduce the length or frequency of their play, for example if they play every day they should be able to reduce it by playing only on weekends, and their daily lives are filled with other activities that are more useful, or they can also fill their daily lives by forcing not to gamble. So however it all depends on themselves, because they alone have the decision.

Experiencing a gambling addiction can be prevented by each person. Still, they don't want to do it because of the pleasure they continuously get so they decide to use it more often and in this case, they use gambling more often to get that pleasure. They don't realize that they actually have a gambling addiction but can always deny it and say they are fine. People who see that they have a gambling addiction often suggest trying to do other things apart from gambling so that they will get used to doing other things and that can prevent them from thinking about gambling.

It is true that only they can reduce or even stop gambling because advice from other people will not work if they do not have the awareness to start. They can try to reduce their gambling and choose to gamble only on weekends. And this requires a strong determination to be able to change habits that have been going on for a long time so that he can slowly reduce his gambling activities and even stop gambling. If they can realize this, of course, it will help them to be able to escape from the influence of gambling and will not be tempted by anything in the casino and they will just have to gamble as usual and if they are having fun, they will immediately stop gamble.

[Minor Miner]

Having a taste of continuous success during gimbling is really addictive. Whenever you have any money you will use it to gamble because you belief that no matter how you lose you win over shine the loss. Gambling can be very addictive but to the extend of kidnapping your own daughter. Let me put it this way endangering your family is something crazy to think about. I think the problem he has is that he is not satisfied with the amount of his winning and would want to bet more. It might be in two instances. The other instance is that he has lost the money giving to him by his family for elderly care by gambling so he needs to get the money back so fast by gambling. One thing am sure it is very difficult to come back from a loss and even if you do there is still a probability that a gambler will continue betting because of lack of contentment and greed.

Gambling can turn out to be a problem when been addicted. Have seen cases of people placing bet on their entire monthly income without considering how the family will feed for the month. That's why it's very important to plan ahead of his/her monthly income by making a reasonable budget of how the money will be spent. For him to have kidnapped his grandchild for gambling sake, that mean he is addicted to the extent that he can do anything to get money for gambling.

I agree with you. People who are addicted to gambling will do anything to finance the gambling. They can be involved in any dishonest activities. I know many people who do nothing. But they have families. And the important thing is that they are addicted to gambling. Usually they don't play in casinos, they play different types of gambling with friends. And they are going to sell off various properties to finance this. Although they are rich in family, they are going bankrupt only because of gambling addiction. Again, I saw many people who committed crimes like robbery to finance gambling and drugs. So one should never get addicted to gambling. Sometimes it can turn into an addiction worse than drugs.

[Fredomago]

Having a taste of continuous success during gimbling is really addictive. Whenever you have any money you will use it to gamble because you belief that no matter how you lose you win over shine the loss. Gambling can be very addictive but to the extend of kidnapping your own daughter. Let me put it this way endangering your family is something crazy to think about. I think the problem he has is that he is not satisfied with the amount of his winning and would want to bet more. It might be in two instances. The other instance is that he has lost the money giving to him by his family for elderly care by gambling so he needs to get the money back so fast by gambling. One thing am sure it is very difficult to come back from a loss and even if you do there is still a probability that a gambler will continue betting because of lack of contentment and greed.

Gambling can turn out to be a problem when been addicted. Have seen cases of people placing bet on their entire monthly income without considering how the family will feed for the month. That's why it's very important to plan ahead of his/her monthly income by making a reasonable budget of how the money will be spent. For him to have kidnapped his grandchild for gambling sake, that mean he is addicted to the extent that he can do anything to get money for gambling.

I agree with you. People who are addicted to gambling will do anything to finance the gambling. They can be involved in any dishonest activities. I know many people who do nothing. But they have families. And the important thing is that they are addicted to gambling. Usually they don't play in casinos, they play different types of gambling with friends. And they are going to sell off various properties to finance this. Although they are rich in family, they are going bankrupt only because of gambling addiction. Again, I saw many people who committed crimes like robbery to finance gambling and drugs. So one should never get addicted to gambling. Sometimes it can turn into an addiction worse than drugs.

Most of the time, the outcome can go that far, and worse they can do suicide if they don't have any resources to finance their addictions, the malfunctions inside the brain is something that addicted individual are unable to handle, it's really something that push them to do something unusual just to finance and continue their gambling ro whatever addiction they've got, what is important to them is to have that activities to continue and nothing else.

[Blitzboy]

I think everyone knows the difficulty of quitting something that is inherent or addictive. With gambling that can be addictive for the players, of course this will have a bad impact on them and the impact can even fatally damage their mindset to become crazy. Without the intention within themselves, in my opinion, it will be useless even with encouragement or support from their family who advise them to stop gambling. Only they themselves can do it to stop gambling and leave all the madness in gambling.

It may be difficult to stop directly, but there are various ways for them to try in order to leave gambling addiction, one of which they can reduce the length or frequency of their play, for example if they play every day they should be able to reduce it by playing only on weekends, and their daily lives are filled with other activities that are more useful, or they can also fill their daily lives by forcing not to gamble. So however it all depends on themselves, because they alone have the decision.

Experiencing a gambling addiction can be prevented by each person. Still, they don't want to do it because of the pleasure they continuously get so they decide to use it more often and in this case, they use gambling more often to get that pleasure. They don't realize that they actually have a gambling addiction but can always deny it and say they are fine. People who see that they have a gambling addiction often suggest trying to do other things apart from gambling so that they will get used to doing other things and that can prevent them from thinking about gambling.

It is true that only they can reduce or even stop gambling because advice from other people will not work if they do not have the awareness to start. They can try to reduce their gambling and choose to gamble only on weekends. And this requires a strong determination to be able to change habits that have been going on for a long time so that he can slowly reduce his gambling activities and even stop gambling. If they can realize this, of course, it will help them to be able to escape from the influence of gambling and will not be tempted by anything in the casino and they will just have to gamble as usual and if they are having fun, they will immediately stop gamble.

Indeed, addiction isnt merely limited to substances, it latches onto feelings. Strong feelings, whether from gambling, love, or anything, can spiral into addiction. The pleasure derived from gambling can be all-consuming, overshadowing rational thought. People, as you've mentioned, can be in this pleasure-filled trance, often oblivious to their spiraling habits. Its akin to chasing a mirage; they seek the euphoria but are never truly satisfied.

Your point about self-awareness is paramount. Introspection is the first step towards breaking the shackles of any addiction. Relying on advice alone is futile if the individual doesnt perceive a problem. Self-regulation, like limiting gambling to weekends, demands immense determination. Yes, its a herculean task to alter ingrained behaviors, but the realization and acknowledgment of a problem can be a transformative force. When they find themselves in the thrall of the casino, its this self-awareness that will act as their anchor.

[Docnaster]

I think everyone knows the difficulty of quitting something that is inherent or addictive. With gambling that can be addictive for the players, of course this will have a bad impact on them and the impact can even fatally damage their mindset to become crazy. Without the intention within themselves, in my opinion, it will be useless even with encouragement or support from their family who advise them to stop gambling. Only they themselves can do it to stop gambling and leave all the madness in gambling.

It may be difficult to stop directly, but there are various ways for them to try in order to leave gambling addiction, one of which they can reduce the length or frequency of their play, for example if they play every day they should be able to reduce it by playing only on weekends, and their daily lives are filled with other activities that are more useful, or they can also fill their daily lives by forcing not to gamble. So however it all depends on themselves, because they alone have the decision.

Experiencing a gambling addiction can be prevented by each person. Still, they don't want to do it because of the pleasure they continuously get so they decide to use it more often and in this case, they use gambling more often to get that pleasure. They don't realize that they actually have a gambling addiction but can always deny it and say they are fine. People who see that they have a gambling addiction often suggest trying to do other things apart from gambling so that they will get used to doing other things and that can prevent them from thinking about gambling.

It is true that only they can reduce or even stop gambling because advice from other people will not work if they do not have the awareness to start. They can try to reduce their gambling and choose to gamble only on weekends. And this requires a strong determination to be able to change habits that have been going on for a long time so that he can slowly reduce his gambling activities and even stop gambling. If they can realize this, of course, it will help them to be able to escape from the influence of gambling and will not be tempted by anything in the casino and they will just have to gamble as usual and if they are having fun, they will immediately stop gamble.

Indeed, addiction isnt merely limited to substances, it latches onto feelings. Strong feelings, whether from gambling, love, or anything, can spiral into addiction. The pleasure derived from gambling can be all-consuming, overshadowing rational thought. People, as you've mentioned, can be in this pleasure-filled trance, often oblivious to their spiraling habits. Its akin to chasing a mirage; they seek the euphoria but are never truly satisfied.

Your point about self-awareness is paramount. Introspection is the first step towards breaking the shackles of any addiction. Relying on advice alone is futile if the individual doesnt perceive a problem. Self-regulation, like limiting gambling to weekends, demands immense determination. Yes, its a herculean task to alter ingrained behaviors, but the realization and acknowledgment of a problem can be a transformative force. When they find themselves in the thrall of the casino, its this self-awareness that will act as their anchor.

When a gambler is addicted to gambling, he's not just a threat his personal life and future but also a threat to everyone around him including family members. An addicted gambler is very ready to to anything that'll provide him the money to continue his gambling including stealing and other illicit activities that are condemnable by the general society. That's it's very important to notify anyone who wants venture in to gambling to leave how to gamble responsibly or leave anything that has to do with gambling.

[zuzie]

Having a taste of continuous success during gimbling is really addictive. Whenever you have any money you will use it to gamble because you belief that no matter how you lose you win over shine the loss. Gambling can be very addictive but to the extend of kidnapping your own daughter. Let me put it this way endangering your family is something crazy to think about. I think the problem he has is that he is not satisfied with the amount of his winning and would want to bet more. It might be in two instances. The other instance is that he has lost the money giving to him by his family for elderly care by gambling so he needs to get the money back so fast by gambling. One thing am sure it is very difficult to come back from a loss and even if you do there is still a probability that a gambler will continue betting because of lack of contentment and greed.

Gambling can turn out to be a problem when been addicted. Have seen cases of people placing bet on their entire monthly income without considering how the family will feed for the month. That's why it's very important to plan ahead of his/her monthly income by making a reasonable budget of how the money will be spent. For him to have kidnapped his grandchild for gambling sake, that mean he is addicted to the extent that he can do anything to get money for gambling.

Most people who are addicted to gambling cannot use their common sense well because addicted people will do anything to get money to gamble again, even if it is a criminal act.

If you want to gamble, the important thing is how to stay in control when playing, you can determine the limits of the money you will bet, for example using the remaining monthly money for your family, or you can only gamble if you have money. . If you don't have money, it's better not to force yourself to gamble. . And if you can exercise self-control then it won't be a burden on your family or yourself.

[ethereumhunter]

Indeed, addiction isnt merely limited to substances, it latches onto feelings. Strong feelings, whether from gambling, love, or anything, can spiral into addiction. The pleasure derived from gambling can be all-consuming, overshadowing rational thought. People, as you've mentioned, can be in this pleasure-filled trance, often oblivious to their spiraling habits. Its akin to chasing a mirage; they seek the euphoria but are never truly satisfied.

Your point about self-awareness is paramount. Introspection is the first step towards breaking the shackles of any addiction. Relying on advice alone is futile if the individual doesnt perceive a problem. Self-regulation, like limiting gambling to weekends, demands immense determination. Yes, its a herculean task to alter ingrained behaviors, but the realization and acknowledgment of a problem can be a transformative force. When they find themselves in the thrall of the casino, its this self-awareness that will act as their anchor.

Gambling addiction initially makes us feel that we like what we start doing often and gradually, it changes to us increasingly liking to do it more often but we don't realize that we have started to become addicted. It's like us replying to WhatsApp messages on our smartphones, which makes us open the WhatsApp application more often to reply to messages or want to see the status of our friends so we can comment. If you can refrain from this, it seems you can reduce your gambling addiction and to begin with, you can divert your attention to other things that are not related to your smartphone.

That's why I always emphasize the importance of self-control when playing gambling because I don't think anyone wants to experience a gambling addiction, especially if they have often seen what happens to people who are addicted to gambling and what impact it has on the people around them. If people who are addicted to gambling cannot realize or introspect that they have a gambling addiction, they will find it difficult to accept the fact that they are addicted to gambling and need help. Gambling addiction will change his behavior to become a different person than before. And even the people around him wouldn't be able to recognize him anymore.

[junder]

I think everyone knows the difficulty of quitting something that is inherent or addictive. With gambling that can be addictive for the players, of course this will have a bad impact on them and the impact can even fatally damage their mindset to become crazy. Without the intention within themselves, in my opinion, it will be useless even with encouragement or support from their family who advise them to stop gambling. Only they themselves can do it to stop gambling and leave all the madness in gambling.

It may be difficult to stop directly, but there are various ways for them to try in order to leave gambling addiction, one of which they can reduce the length or frequency of their play, for example if they play every day they should be able to reduce it by playing only on weekends, and their daily lives are filled with other activities that are more useful, or they can also fill their daily lives by forcing not to gamble. So however it all depends on themselves, because they alone have the decision.

Experiencing a gambling addiction can be prevented by each person. Still, they don't want to do it because of the pleasure they continuously get so they decide to use it more often and in this case, they use gambling more often to get that pleasure. They don't realize that they actually have a gambling addiction but can always deny it and say they are fine. People who see that they have a gambling addiction often suggest trying to do other things apart from gambling so that they will get used to doing other things and that can prevent them from thinking about gambling.

yes because gambling has made them addicted even though they always lose but successful gambling makes them crazy to gamble. They pursue satisfaction that never gets so they continue to gamble with high hopes of winning, occasionally they will win but because they are crazy about gambling so they don't have a sense of satisfaction because they haven't reached their highest point, so they will continue to chase that empty dream with hope.

It is true that only they can reduce or even stop gambling because advice from other people will not work if they do not have the awareness to start. They can try to reduce their gambling and choose to gamble only on weekends. And this requires a strong determination to be able to change habits that have been going on for a long time so that he can slowly reduce his gambling activities and even stop gambling. If they can realize this, of course, it will help them to be able to escape from the influence of gambling and will not be tempted by anything in the casino and they will just have to gamble as usual and if they are having fun, they will immediately stop gamble.

That's right even though they get support or encouragement but they themselves don't realize the bad effects of gambling it's a waste of time, advice and suggestions will pass by without them being considered in the future. I myself admit that getting rid of inherent habits is difficult, in my opinion gambling addiction is not much different from drug addiction, I have seen people who are heavily addicted to gambling where they have not gambled because their money has run out but they sell all the things they have to return to gambling, the same is the case with drug addiction, they will do anything to return to the addiction that has been attached to them. So as you said the importance of self-awareness must be set in their mindset.

[yazher]

When a gambler is addicted to gambling, he's not just a threat his personal life and future but also a threat to everyone around him including family members. An addicted gambler is very ready to to anything that'll provide him the money to continue his gambling including stealing and other illicit activities that are condemnable by the general society. That's it's very important to notify anyone who wants venture in to gambling to leave how to gamble responsibly or leave anything that has to do with gambling.

I have a family who is addicted to drugs but I think they have the same principle because, in my observations, they are willing to sacrifice anybody just to fill their needs because they don't really care about anyone anymore as long as they get the means to do their addictions. Just like the story I always relate concerning this topic, when our neighbor befriended a gambling addict, they won't give him peace because whenever he loses all the money from playing cards, he goes to ask for money from them even in the middle of the night where everyone is sleeping and this is a real story because I witnessed it myself. this is how mad they are and they cannot just simply stop whenever they want.

[ethereumhunter]

yes because gambling has made them addicted even though they always lose but successful gambling makes them crazy to gamble. They pursue satisfaction that never gets so they continue to gamble with high hopes of winning, occasionally they will win but because they are crazy about gambling so they don't have a sense of satisfaction because they haven't reached their highest point, so they will continue to chase that empty dream with hope.

Whatever results they get, it will make them still crazy about gambling and they will continue to gamble even more often than before. They cannot control themselves to limit their gambling because they still hope to win more money from gambling. And when they lose from gambling, they will only experience disappointment and perhaps anger because they have lost and that causes them to return to gambling again. They will not be able to realize that gambling is just for fun.

That's right even though they get support or encouragement but they themselves don't realize the bad effects of gambling it's a waste of time, advice and suggestions will pass by without them being considered in the future. I myself admit that getting rid of inherent habits is difficult, in my opinion gambling addiction is not much different from drug addiction, I have seen people who are heavily addicted to gambling where they have not gambled because their money has run out but they sell all the things they have to return to gambling, the same is the case with drug addiction, they will do anything to return to the addiction that has been attached to them. So as you said the importance of self-awareness must be set in their mindset.

That means his family has wasted their time trying to advise the gambler to realize his mistake because the gambler still doesn't want to accept advice from anyone. It is difficult for gamblers to realize their mistakes because no one can change their mindset and they think they are right and for this reason, they continue gambling. Gambling addiction is indeed difficult to get rid of and it requires a lot of things to be able to make gamblers who are addicted to gambling realize their mistakes. Their mindset must really be changed by providing understanding and perhaps real evidence that they have a serious gambling addiction. There are still ways that those closest to him can do to help the gambling addict to cure his gambling addiction.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Having a taste of continuous success during gimbling is really addictive. Whenever you have any money you will use it to gamble because you belief that no matter how you lose you win over shine the loss. Gambling can be very addictive but to the extend of kidnapping your own daughter. Let me put it this way endangering your family is something crazy to think about. I think the problem he has is that he is not satisfied with the amount of his winning and would want to bet more. It might be in two instances. The other instance is that he has lost the money giving to him by his family for elderly care by gambling so he needs to get the money back so fast by gambling. One thing am sure it is very difficult to come back from a loss and even if you do there is still a probability that a gambler will continue betting because of lack of contentment and greed.

Gambling can turn out to be a problem when been addicted. Have seen cases of people placing bet on their entire monthly income without considering how the family will feed for the month. That's why it's very important to plan ahead of his/her monthly income by making a reasonable budget of how the money will be spent. For him to have kidnapped his grandchild for gambling sake, that mean he is addicted to the extent that he can do anything to get money for gambling.

Most people who are addicted to gambling cannot use their common sense well because addicted people will do anything to get money to gamble again, even if it is a criminal act.

If you want to gamble, the important thing is how to stay in control when playing, you can determine the limits of the money you will bet, for example using the remaining monthly money for your family, or you can only gamble if you have money. . If you don't have money, it's better not to force yourself to gamble. . And if you can exercise self-control then it won't be a burden on your family or yourself.

Common sense is not something that is even still common this days, and this is generally, not just for gambling addicts 

Anyways, very much agree with all that you have said, maintaining a healthy gambling habit requires conscious efforts from the gambler, for without conscious efforts, it is very easy for a gambler to fall or slip into addiction even without knowing it.

So, this is why we must not stop advising, preaching the responsible gambling message every day, most especially, in forums like this one where we have a lot of gambling people or a community of gamblers, for we know not who is reading or might come around and read tomorrow and through the message here, avert what could have lead him or her into gambling addiction.

[Fredomago]

When a gambler is addicted to gambling, he's not just a threat his personal life and future but also a threat to everyone around him including family members. An addicted gambler is very ready to to anything that'll provide him the money to continue his gambling including stealing and other illicit activities that are condemnable by the general society. That's it's very important to notify anyone who wants venture in to gambling to leave how to gamble responsibly or leave anything that has to do with gambling.

I have a family who is addicted to drugs but I think they have the same principle because, in my observations, they are willing to sacrifice anybody just to fill their needs because they don't really care about anyone anymore as long as they get the means to do their addictions. Just like the story I always relate concerning this topic, when our neighbor befriended a gambling addict, they won't give him peace because whenever he loses all the money from playing cards, he goes to ask for money from them even in the middle of the night where everyone is sleeping and this is a real story because I witnessed it myself. this is how mad they are and they cannot just simply stop whenever they want.

Indeed, same principle in terms of action that they are doing when the rush for playing the game or taking the drugs is concerns, they are willing to do everything and stake all that they've got just to please their lust, it's not an easy job to quit for the day if they don't have any money, they will push and will try to do even things that you'll not go to expect they can do it just to continue and satisfied their needs, I also believe since it's not just a story but reality that happening around.

[Negotiation]

When a gambler is addicted to gambling, he's not just a threat his personal life and future but also a threat to everyone around him including family members. An addicted gambler is very ready to to anything that'll provide him the money to continue his gambling including stealing and other illicit activities that are condemnable by the general society. That's it's very important to notify anyone who wants venture in to gambling to leave how to gamble responsibly or leave anything that has to do with gambling.

I have a family who is addicted to drugs but I think they have the same principle because, in my observations, they are willing to sacrifice anybody just to fill their needs because they don't really care about anyone anymore as long as they get the means to do their addictions. Just like the story I always relate concerning this topic, when our neighbor befriended a gambling addict, they won't give him peace because whenever he loses all the money from playing cards, he goes to ask for money from them even in the middle of the night where everyone is sleeping and this is a real story because I witnessed it myself. this is how mad they are and they cannot just simply stop whenever they want.

Rightly said when it becomes crazy it is no longer just a game it becomes an addiction. Gambling addiction is an irresistible and uncontrollable urge to gamble it is very difficult not to fulfill that need most of the time is passed by gambling or thinking about gambling. Always does a good job of hiding there is a tendency to hide money and even steal it. A kind of inferiority also works in itself can't get away from it despite repeated attempts. This is a big problem that many people are reluctant to admit gambling addicts shun those who prohibit or do so.

[Jody.Drummer]

When a gambler is addicted to gambling, he's not just a threat his personal life and future but also a threat to everyone around him including family members. An addicted gambler is very ready to to anything that'll provide him the money to continue his gambling including stealing and other illicit activities that are condemnable by the general society. That's it's very important to notify anyone who wants venture in to gambling to leave how to gamble responsibly or leave anything that has to do with gambling.

I have a family who is addicted to drugs but I think they have the same principle because, in my observations, they are willing to sacrifice anybody just to fill their needs because they don't really care about anyone anymore as long as they get the means to do their addictions. Just like the story I always relate concerning this topic, when our neighbor befriended a gambling addict, they won't give him peace because whenever he loses all the money from playing cards, he goes to ask for money from them even in the middle of the night where everyone is sleeping and this is a real story because I witnessed it myself. this is how mad they are and they cannot just simply stop whenever they want.

Rightly said when it becomes crazy it is no longer just a game it becomes an addiction. Gambling addiction is an irresistible and uncontrollable urge to gamble it is very difficult not to fulfill that need most of the time is passed by gambling or thinking about gambling. Always does a good job of hiding there is a tendency to hide money and even steal it. A kind of inferiority also works in itself can't get away from it despite repeated attempts. This is a big problem that many people are reluctant to admit gambling addicts shun those who prohibit or do so.

Yes and their madness comes from themselves, or in other words they create their own opportunities to get crazy in their gambling activities, none other than in my opinion it is because they are too excessive in gambling by putting too high expectations when on the other hand this is just an activity that depends on luck alone, but strangely they are very selfish by always expecting to go home with a big win.

When you are already trapped in addiction then yes I make sure you will have difficulty dealing with all the conditions that are there, you will lose control of yourself, and you will only be moved by your lust which in the end always ends in frustration. For gamblers who are addicted to this activity, they cannot miss it, they always think about how they can gamble and win, even though there is absolutely no guarantee and all that exists is to continue to lose. Yes, the fear is that when they do not have the ability in terms of money to gamble then surely they will take actions that are out of control, such as stealing maybe. Obviously this is not a small problem, I think there must be people around him who help to make him realize, although yes I realize this is quite difficult but that does not mean it is impossible.

[zuzie]

Common sense is not something that is even still common this days, and this is generally, not just for gambling addicts 

Anyways, very much agree with all that you have said, maintaining a healthy gambling habit requires conscious efforts from the gambler, for without conscious efforts, it is very easy for a gambler to fall or slip into addiction even without knowing it.

So, this is why we must not stop advising, preaching the responsible gambling message every day, most especially, in forums like this one where we have a lot of gambling people or a community of gamblers, for we know not who is reading or might come around and read tomorrow and through the message here, avert what could have lead him or her into gambling addiction.

I think there are still a handful of people who still use common sense not to depend on the results of gambling and only use it for entertainment, but what you say is true. Not for people who are addicted rarely use their common sense. when gambling, all they think about is being able to play and play.

Maybe through this forum we can advise each other to always be careful and maintain control when gambling, because we have all experienced losing or winning in gambling, so that with the experiences experienced by the people here we can learn lessons and make the best of the experience. from them. So I think there's nothing wrong if we always remind each other even through intermediaries on this forum, right?

[klidex]

Common sense is not something that is even still common this days, and this is generally, not just for gambling addicts 

Anyways, very much agree with all that you have said, maintaining a healthy gambling habit requires conscious efforts from the gambler, for without conscious efforts, it is very easy for a gambler to fall or slip into addiction even without knowing it.

So, this is why we must not stop advising, preaching the responsible gambling message every day, most especially, in forums like this one where we have a lot of gambling people or a community of gamblers, for we know not who is reading or might come around and read tomorrow and through the message here, avert what could have lead him or her into gambling addiction.

I think there are still a handful of people who still use common sense not to depend on the results of gambling and only use it for entertainment, but what you say is true. Not for people who are addicted rarely use their common sense. when gambling, all they think about is being able to play and play.

Maybe through this forum we can advise each other to always be careful and maintain control when gambling, because we have all experienced losing or winning in gambling, so that with the experiences experienced by the people here we can learn lessons and make the best of the experience. from them. So I think there's nothing wrong if we always remind each other even through intermediaries on this forum, right?

This is very good by providing solutions or understanding about gambling to our friends who are here. This will lead us to become better individuals in the future to be able to minimize losses and negative impacts that will be experienced due to gambling.

However, actually gambling is not completely bad, it depends on each individual who uses gambling, as long as we can use it in a good, disciplined and responsible manner, we will use our time wisely and control ourselves well, with this we will not experience a gambling addiction.

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This is very good by providing solutions or understanding about gambling to our friends who are here. This will lead us to become better individuals in the future to be able to minimize losses and negative impacts that will be experienced due to gambling.

However, actually gambling is not completely bad, it depends on each individual who uses gambling, as long as we can use it in a good, disciplined and responsible manner, we will use our time wisely and control ourselves well, with this we will not experience a gambling addiction.

That's how it should be, friend, by reminding friends through this forum, we can share and learn to be better individuals by listening to or reading the experiences that our friends have experienced here, so that we can also conclude that this will prevent and reduce the impact of gambling risks.

Agree with you, if gambling is done by someone who is under his control then it will not be a problem for him, whereas if gambling is done by someone who is addicted then he will experience bad things because he cannot control himself in gambling and it will not be beneficial for the person who addicted.

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yes because gambling has made them addicted even though they always lose but successful gambling makes them crazy to gamble. They pursue satisfaction that never gets so they continue to gamble with high hopes of winning, occasionally they will win but because they are crazy about gambling so they don't have a sense of satisfaction because they haven't reached their highest point, so they will continue to chase that empty dream with hope.

Whatever results they get, it will make them still crazy about gambling and they will continue to gamble even more often than before. They cannot control themselves to limit their gambling because they still hope to win more money from gambling. And when they lose from gambling, they will only experience disappointment and perhaps anger because they have lost and that causes them to return to gambling again. They will not be able to realize that gambling is just for fun.

Yes it is true, it is also difficult for them to realize the impact of gambling if they are already crazy. Even though they have lost many times, their ambition to pursue victory will not just disappear, maybe they will be satisfied when they win with a very large value so they can have their own gambling company hahaha. I myself feel sorry for them but sometimes I also want to laugh at those who are ambitious to get rich quickly with gambling. anger, greed, that's what must be removed from themselves when they gamble, I see people who play gambling but not to the point of being crazy, maybe they gamble with the aim of entertainment, nothing more than that.

That's right even though they get support or encouragement but they themselves don't realize the bad effects of gambling it's a waste of time, advice and suggestions will pass by without them being considered in the future. I myself admit that getting rid of inherent habits is difficult, in my opinion gambling addiction is not much different from drug addiction, I have seen people who are heavily addicted to gambling where they have not gambled because their money has run out but they sell all the things they have to return to gambling, the same is the case with drug addiction, they will do anything to return to the addiction that has been attached to them. So as you said the importance of self-awareness must be set in their mindset.

That means his family has wasted their time trying to advise the gambler to realize his mistake because the gambler still doesn't want to accept advice from anyone. It is difficult for gamblers to realize their mistakes because no one can change their mindset and they think they are right and for this reason, they continue gambling. Gambling addiction is indeed difficult to get rid of and it requires a lot of things to be able to make gamblers who are addicted to gambling realize their mistakes. Their mindset must really be changed by providing understanding and perhaps real evidence that they have a serious gambling addiction. There are still ways that those closest to him can do to help the gambling addict to cure his gambling addiction.

Most gambling addicts do not accept advice or input from other people, friends or family, because they are convinced that gambling will give them a big win so they don't care about input or advice from people. It's hard if they can't accept input and advice, I myself can only give advice when my friend is heavily addicted to gambling and explain the bad effects of gambling. people who have given input and advice will get fed up if he still can't realize the losses he has lost because of gambling. So just let the addict spend their whole life until they die if they can't change their mindset.