The madness of gambling addicts.

[ethereumhunter]

There are gamblers who see the gambling as the way to make passive income but once they lose their whole life savings in a day it becomes their biggest nightmare, unfortunately.
Some users are not mentally healthy to control their emotions, so they keep chasing big wins that may happen in the next minute or after a year.
Gambling with zero expectations is the best method to fight gambling stress, otherwise, it becomes the way you torture yourself in the long run, IMHO.

We recommend that in gambling, you only play to have fun and after that pleasure is obtained, you must leave the casino immediately so you are not tempted to continue playing. We have seen how it affects many gamblers who continue to gamble until their money runs out and have lost a lot of money. That will make them think about recovering from their loss first and then try to get the win. It will drain your energy and money because you will only think about getting a win without realizing your limits. We cannot use gambling to make money, so we must realize it before it is too late and we become addicted.

No doubt, you're a champion of responsible gambling, and that's a mantle to be applauded. However, allow me to pitch this curveball: the role of personal accountability.

In any endeavor laden with potential hazards—be it placing a bet, enjoying a drink, or engaging in adrenaline-fueled sports—shouldn't the torch of responsibility rest in the individual's hands? True, society has a role to play in erecting safety barriers, but when all's said and done, isn't it the prerogative of the individual to set their own boundaries?

Instead of perceiving gambling as a one-way ticket to the depths of addiction, perhaps we should instill a culture of personal responsibility and decision-making prowess. This approach could enable folks to revel in the occasional thrill of a wager without descending the slippery slope towards destruction. Isn't this an angle that warrants further debate?

If more people can take responsibility for playing gambling, it will reduce the number of addictions. We will not see many people who will experience the effects of gambling addiction. Becoming a gambler is everyone's choice but they should know that if that is their choice, they must have it all because of the dangers of gambling itself and the serious repercussions it can get.

That's why gamblers must have limits so they don't become addicted and can enjoy gambling well. And if we know of any of our friends or family who have experienced gambling addiction, we can try to take the approach as you say. They can change their gambling habits and even cure their addiction. It will help them greatly and they will be happy to know they can be cured with your help.

[Weawant]

If a gambler is not financially sound, then it may be difficult to control his emotion some times. We often see some gamblers who use gambling money that requires their daily life. When a gambler puts that money on the bet, the hope of winning in him will increase and he can fail to take win the bet at that time. Many people dare to bet on the basic things in gambling. This is also an emotional issue where the gamblers can lose their money. So if you have any emotions in gaming life and if there is any human stress, you should never do gambling.

Poor gamblers get addicted easily more than rich gamblers. Poor gamblers are gambling because they need the money and when they don't win they can't get money from somewhere else and they have already lost the little that they had. Some borrow to gamble.

For those who borrow, they get pressured to pay back and return to gambling. A rich gambler could be doing it to get extra income and for entertainment which mightn't push him to become addicted. If a rich gambler becomes addicted they go broke in a shit time.

You can't be a discipline addict, addiction makes you lose control and do things you won't have done with you clear minds. Addiction makes you do things you might have only imagine like kidnapping someone to demand for ransom and use all the money to gamble.

[nullama]

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Poor gamblers get addicted easily more than rich gamblers. Poor gamblers are gambling because they need the money and when they don't win they can't get money from somewhere else and they have already lost the little that they had. Some borrow to gamble.

For those who borrow, they get pressured to pay back and return to gambling. A rich gambler could be doing it to get extra income and for entertainment which mightn't push him to become addicted. If a rich gambler becomes addicted they go broke in a shit time.

You can't be a discipline addict, addiction makes you lose control and do things you won't have done with you clear minds. Addiction makes you do things you might have only imagine like kidnapping someone to demand for ransom and use all the money to gamble.

If you really look into it, there are no rich people that gamble continuously. They know that they will end up losing their money, so they invest it in other things instead.

It's usually the poorest people the ones that end up gambling because they cannot afford a nice life, but they can afford to have the chance of having a nice life, which is the whole illusion of gambling

[Helena Yu]

If you really look into it, there are no rich people that gamble continuously. They know that they will end up losing their money, so they invest it in other things instead.

It's usually the poorest people the ones that end up gambling because they cannot afford a nice life, but they can afford to have the chance of having a nice life, which is the whole illusion of gambling

Yeah the rich people are gamble for fun, they're correct because gambling is only for fun, not for making money. They will gamble regardless what the outcome is, even though they have gamble $1 Million, actually it's an amount that they can afford to lose.

While poor people are gamble to make money, it's not nothing new where they gamble with the money which should be used to buy foods or household, they don't care because they don't have a long term thought.

[tusandii]

If a gambler is not financially sound, then it may be difficult to control his emotion some times. We often see some gamblers who use gambling money that requires their daily life. When a gambler puts that money on the bet, the hope of winning in him will increase and he can fail to take win the bet at that time. Many people dare to bet on the basic things in gambling. This is also an emotional issue where the gamblers can lose their money. So if you have any emotions in gaming life and if there is any human stress, you should never do gambling.

Both poor and rich gamblers can be addicted to gambling. It is not that only the poor gambler is addicted to gambling and the rich ones have full control over their emotions. I have known many rich gamblers who have lost the majority of their money due to addiction to gambling.
The madness of gambling has nothing to do with the financial conditions of the gamblers. I would say that those gamblers who have more money are more addicted to gambling because they have more money to spend on gambling.

I agree with you, friend, because if anyone has decided to gamble, they have a high chance of becoming an addict and cannot be avoided.
Several ways may succeed in minimizing the number of judi addictions but also do not rule out failure because gambling gives a sense of curiosity so that a person has a domain to keep betting and betting.
Rich people usually become addicts faster because they have the thought that on this bet they lose, they still have large amounts of money to continue on the next bet, so the difficulty of thinking responsibly will be more difficult.
But there are also some wealthy people who use gambling as a place for them to let go of all their tiredness and usually these people gamble in land-based casinos and get together with some business friends to entertain themselves by means of gambling such as playing poker.

[Sterbens]

Yeah the rich people are gamble for fun, they're correct because gambling is only for fun, not for making money. They will gamble regardless what the outcome is, even though they have gamble $1 Million, actually it's an amount that they can afford to lose.

While poor people are gamble to make money, it's not nothing new where they gamble with the money which should be used to buy foods or household, they don't care because they don't have a long term thought.

A good gambler is someone who is able to accept whatever the outcome is, even if they lose. Actually being poor or rich doesn't really affect a person's winnings and luck when gambling and also it doesn't affect how much they will lose, it all depends on oneself. Whoever it is, rich or poor, if they can't limit their lust when gambling then it is certain they will lose everything they have. But indeed your assumption is correct about poor people who are mostly always easily tempted by winning, maybe this is because of their insufficient economy so they have the assumption that by gambling they can get a lot of money easily without them knowing that they can also lose everything they have. they have.

[freedomgo]

If a gambler is not financially sound, then it may be difficult to control his emotion some times. We often see some gamblers who use gambling money that requires their daily life. When a gambler puts that money on the bet, the hope of winning in him will increase and he can fail to take win the bet at that time. Many people dare to bet on the basic things in gambling. This is also an emotional issue where the gamblers can lose their money. So if you have any emotions in gaming life and if there is any human stress, you should never do gambling.

Both poor and rich gamblers can be addicted to gambling. It is not that only the poor gambler is addicted to gambling and the rich ones have full control over their emotions. I have known many rich gamblers who have lost the majority of their money due to addiction to gambling.
The madness of gambling has nothing to do with the financial conditions of the gamblers. I would say that those gamblers who have more money are more addicted to gambling because they have more money to spend on gambling.

Yes, it is certainly the same thing no matter what is their life's status. There is no such thing as the rich getting leverage from gambling because they've got a higher capital, in-fact, I view the opposite thing where the rich do have more chances to get drown and get addicted towards gambling because they have the resources waiting at their own disposal and they have advantage needed to participate in such games with bigger capital needed. Moreover, because of their riches, their bets are much more risky because their bets are consists with 4-5 digits.

[slapper]

If a gambler is not financially sound, then it may be difficult to control his emotion some times. We often see some gamblers who use gambling money that requires their daily life. When a gambler puts that money on the bet, the hope of winning in him will increase and he can fail to take win the bet at that time. Many people dare to bet on the basic things in gambling. This is also an emotional issue where the gamblers can lose their money. So if you have any emotions in gaming life and if there is any human stress, you should never do gambling.

Poor gamblers get addicted easily more than rich gamblers. Poor gamblers are gambling because they need the money and when they don't win they can't get money from somewhere else and they have already lost the little that they had. Some borrow to gamble.

For those who borrow, they get pressured to pay back and return to gambling. A rich gambler could be doing it to get extra income and for entertainment which mightn't push him to become addicted. If a rich gambler becomes addicted they go broke in a shit time.

You can't be a discipline addict, addiction makes you lose control and do things you won't have done with you clear minds. Addiction makes you do things you might have only imagine like kidnapping someone to demand for ransom and use all the money to gamble.

Your point? It's huge. Talking about the social and economic stuff that fuels gambling addiction. It's a lousy scene when dreams of a cash bonanza push folks into a gambling vortex. But let's question this: isn't it more about money smarts, not just poverty, that leads to gambling trouble? Lots of people never learn to handle money. That could be a game-changer. You suggest rich folks are less likely to get hooked because they've got money to burn. But isn't addiction a head thing that doesn't care about your bank balance? Haven't there been high-rollers who've hit rock bottom? Looks like we're dealing with deep-seated personal and social issues. Mind-blowing!

[molsewid]

Yeah the rich people are gamble for fun, they're correct because gambling is only for fun, not for making money. They will gamble regardless what the outcome is, even though they have gamble $1 Million, actually it's an amount that they can afford to lose.

While poor people are gamble to make money, it's not nothing new where they gamble with the money which should be used to buy foods or household, they don't care because they don't have a long term thought.

I agree, it is painful to read that but that's the reality, people who have a lot money or rich spend their money to entertain them such as in gambling and some other things, but poor people depende their life and their future to winning lotto ticket or whatsoever gambling game they want that will make them believe that it is the only thing or fastest thing to gain more money to supply their needs.

[BitcoinAccepted]

People who are addicted to gambling do the strangest things, and of course also with their feelings and minds. It would be better not to start gambling at all, then you never have to stop gambling. It is difficult to use your mind and keep thinking clearly once you have fallen into a gambling addiction, and it is very difficult to climb out of it. Almost impossible. When the money is gone, it's gone and you might want to consider kicking the habit of gambling. Often things go well for a while and then the process starts again with losses as a result.

[flipme]

People who are addicted to gambling do the strangest things, and of course also with their feelings and minds. It would be better not to start gambling at all, then you never have to stop gambling. It is difficult to use your mind and keep thinking clearly once you have fallen into a gambling addiction, and it is very difficult to climb out of it. Almost impossible. When the money is gone, it's gone and you might want to consider kicking the habit of gambling. Often things go well for a while and then the process starts again with losses as a result.

I often have a hard time controlling myself while gambling and to tell the truth, money losses are higher in my gambling z report, but still, I think every person has different willpower. Everyone doesn't make the same mistake. Some people can control their will and continue to behave rationally while gambling. I think this example, or any other bad example, cannot be an example to cover everyone. Gambling is an activity that leads to bad experiences, but it is also an activity that relaxes us. I use its fun and relaxing side.

[madnessteat]

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In my opinion, the number of reckless offenses has nothing to do with gambling, so I would suggest that in fact the problem lies much deeper - most likely at the level of the psyche of each individual. We've all heard stories of people doing nonsense that is hard to believe, but that doesn't mean that they are all gamblers. It is quite possible that gambling can provoke a person, but if he is in his right mind it is quite difficult to do so. In addition, even people who do not gamble at all commit such reckless acts.

[nullama]

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In my opinion, the number of reckless offenses has nothing to do with gambling, so I would suggest that in fact the problem lies much deeper - most likely at the level of the psyche of each individual. We've all heard stories of people doing nonsense that is hard to believe, but that doesn't mean that they are all gamblers. It is quite possible that gambling can provoke a person, but if he is in his right mind it is quite difficult to do so. In addition, even people who do not gamble at all commit such reckless acts.

That is true, but gambling can have a powerful effect on some people's mind.

In the end a gambler might end up doing horrible things, and all because they are not thinking clearly, they are just too focused on the short term and the objective at hand, winning at gambling, which is not even possible.

[Tumanggor]

~snip~
In my opinion, the number of reckless offenses has nothing to do with gambling, so I would suggest that in fact the problem lies much deeper - most likely at the level of the psyche of each individual. We've all heard stories of people doing nonsense that is hard to believe, but that doesn't mean that they are all gamblers. It is quite possible that gambling can provoke a person, but if he is in his right mind it is quite difficult to do so. In addition, even people who do not gamble at all commit such reckless acts.

That is true, but gambling can have a powerful effect on some people's mind.

In the end a gambler might end up doing horrible things, and all because they are not thinking clearly, they are just too focused on the short term and the objective at hand, winning at gambling, which is not even possible.

the craziest thing is when a gambler who likes high adrenaline runs out of capital to gamble, that person will tend to act recklessly such as making threats to other gambling players or damaging surrounding property

Impulsive behavior and excessive expectations are 2 things that are difficult for gambling addicts to control and often this is what causes them to end up harming themselves and those around them

[btc78]

This is how evil can make people from gambling , even bloodlines can be orchestrated as victim or tools to sustain their addiction.
for me this is why Government sometimes need to interfere about how gambling operates
and how their players attitude and behavior as once they can see the addiction , then there is a way to treat them and stop them from doing more evil.
imagine His own Granddaughter ? where on earth that a person will have this act than a sinner?

The real addiction have made him change his behaviour which none could've expected. These kind of incidents happen often, but not for the purpose of gambling. In my country more number of suicides have taken place for the reason of losing big on gambling. Recently in an incident bank employee stole around $60k from the bank he works and ran away. Finally caught and on investigation he had done it to overcome the gambling loss that happened in the day.

but I see the case in the OP as too harsh, as a child and also a parent, I understand how devastated the child's mother feels when she hears that her child has been kidnapped and the kidnapper is her own father if I become the child's mother, then I will not reconcile with my father and will put him in jail, he has really lost his mind and maybe he will do something more reckless in the future like selling his grandaughter to a human organ trading syndicate just to gamble.

that is part of that , If i were the parents? i will never let anyone go close to my child without my view because even my own Father can threaten my child so what more if others?

[Doan9269]

In my opinion, the number of reckless offenses has nothing to do with gambling, so I would suggest that in fact the problem lies much deeper - most likely at the level of the psyche of each individual. We've all heard stories of people doing nonsense that is hard to believe, but that doesn't mean that they are all gamblers. It is quite possible that gambling can provoke a person, but if he is in his right mind it is quite difficult to do so. In addition, even people who do not gamble at all commit such reckless acts.

You will get many experiences in gambling because it's a platform that has a large number of gamblers and non gamblers visiting it everyday, just use the forum here for an example, you will discover many people behaving like they were not from the planet earth with such their annoying acts, yet we all move together, with time some yield to change while some left, gambling experience is very wode, some make moves to abuse their system, attack them or even accused them for nothing, anything that has to do with dealing with a large number of people needs patience and a good security measures, things like this are inevitable from gambling platforms to have any time.

[abel1337]

~snip~
In my opinion, the number of reckless offenses has nothing to do with gambling, so I would suggest that in fact the problem lies much deeper - most likely at the level of the psyche of each individual. We've all heard stories of people doing nonsense that is hard to believe, but that doesn't mean that they are all gamblers. It is quite possible that gambling can provoke a person, but if he is in his right mind it is quite difficult to do so. In addition, even people who do not gamble at all commit such reckless acts.

That is true, but gambling can have a powerful effect on some people's mind.

In the end a gambler might end up doing horrible things, and all because they are not thinking clearly, they are just too focused on the short term and the objective at hand, winning at gambling, which is not even possible.

Every vices certainly affects our whole personality, gambling is a vice so yes it can affect it. Our existing personality can also affect our attitude toward gambling and can contribute to gambling addiction. At the end if you are a gambling addict, it will affect your daily lives as you spend more on gambling and your time is mostly spent on your gambling activities. I believe that there will be times that you will be hard headed and do illogical things because of the result of the gambling activities that the gambler recently have. Addiction can affect our daily lives no matter what kind of addiction it is. The gambling performance is affected as well because of the the addiction habits.

[piebeyb]

Yeah the rich people are gamble for fun, they're correct because gambling is only for fun, not for making money. They will gamble regardless what the outcome is, even though they have gamble $1 Million, actually it's an amount that they can afford to lose.

While poor people are gamble to make money, it's not nothing new where they gamble with the money which should be used to buy foods or household, they don't care because they don't have a long term thought.

A good gambler is someone who is able to accept whatever the outcome is, even if they lose. Actually being poor or rich doesn't really affect a person's winnings and luck when gambling and also it doesn't affect how much they will lose, it all depends on oneself. Whoever it is, rich or poor, if they can't limit their lust when gambling then it is certain they will lose everything they have. But indeed your assumption is correct about poor people who are mostly always easily tempted by winning, maybe this is because of their insufficient economy so they have the assumption that by gambling they can get a lot of money easily without them knowing that they can also lose everything they have. they have.

All gamblers should be very aware from the start and know the risks so that before playing gambling they have thought about whatever betting money they are ready to lose, it is true that this is not about money to win but to win in terms of self-control, namely avoiding becoming a gambling addict is more important than on money.

For me, whether rich or poor people make no difference if they can't control themselves when gambling and still have high curiosity, then at that time they will be trapped in gambling games, so just changing the mindset will help us get stuck in gambling addiction, for example change the goal of gambling not for money anymore but to seek pleasure so that it is easier to enjoy every game and win.

[PX-Z]

For me, whether rich or poor people make no difference if they can't control themselves when gambling and still have high curiosity, then at that time they will be trapped in gambling games, so just changing the mindset will help us get stuck in gambling addiction, for example change the goal of gambling not for money anymore but to seek pleasure so that it is easier to enjoy every game and win.

Usually, richer people are more disciplined than the poor ones, that's why they get to that feet. Poor people are worst if get addictive in gambling, they will start to lend, maybe lied and lend in money and covered with lots of debts, worst is to commit crime just to get money. On the other hand rich have lesser chance to do those crimes but the chance are still high. I remember what happened to dnpthree that he gamble the money of his investors without them knowing it.  What a mess up.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

For me, whether rich or poor people make no difference if they can't control themselves when gambling and still have high curiosity, then at that time they will be trapped in gambling games, so just changing the mindset will help us get stuck in gambling addiction, for example change the goal of gambling not for money anymore but to seek pleasure so that it is easier to enjoy every game and win.

Usually, richer people are more disciplined than the poor ones, that's why they get to that feet. Poor people are worst if get addictive in gambling, they will start to lend, maybe lied and lend in money and covered with lots of debts, worst is to commit crime just to get money. On the other hand rich have lesser chance to do those crimes but the chance are still high. I remember what happened to dnpthree that he gamble the money of his investors without them knowing it.  What a mess up.

Well, there are still several - well, I wouldnt want to us the word "poor", but "average" is more appropriate to us - there are several average gamblers who are still well disciplined, though I still agree with you that, the average are more at risk of doing silly things for money if they get addicted, majorly, everyone is at risk, both average and the rich, what matters is the level of self control, and how the person in question cares about his or her reputation as an individual.