Easy or hard to quit?

[xSkylarx]

Can you quit gambling if you make a life changing money and never go back to gambling?

I asked this because those who made some money through gambling near me always go back to gamble and they end up losing everything they once made through gambling.

Is it fine to say that people should not go back into gambling once they made high amount of money? Because the chance of losing that money again is very high, even if they don't use all the money to gamble at once, gambling can take it all back in time.

Have you ever won a high amount of money from gambling and managed to not lose them all back to gambling? And to date, you are still gambling?

Damn it....why would I quit when I have won the jackpot,I will never stop gambling. I can only go for a break to celebrate my wins with my friends and family,the next day I will continue with gambling. Gambling is like a habit and there are many habits that we have that are hard to stop because we don't see it as something bad to us especially when it is not bringing disgrace or becoming a setback to our lives. I can caution my gambling activities when I am losing most times but when winning,it is like,my wins encourages me the more to keep on gambling and that I am a lucky gambler

Then you are a perfect gambler, as you know how to control your emotions and prevent more losses. You have your own perspective, and also ours is different because if I do win a jackpot, I will now quit because, in my mind, gambling will take back my winnings if I keep playing, so it is better to stop. Also, with regards to your habit of gambling, if it isn't affecting your finances or your family, then I think there is nothing wrong with it.

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[Sterbens]

^ Not quitting but I think it is good to take a break, take a vacation for a week, that sounds interesting.
But unfortunately, I did not experience this, on my own, it is possible for someone to quit gambling after making a life-changing amount of money, but it can be challenging. Gambling addiction is a common issue, and winning a large sum does not necessarily guarantee the ability to quit. Many individuals who have experienced success in gambling often find it difficult to resist the urge to gamble again, leading to potential losses. The reason I did not experience this is because I gamble for fun not for making money.

In my opinion, gambling is not always fun, because when we gamble, we expend a lot of energy, one of which is patience in holding back emotions. To stop completely, I don't think it will be easy, but taking a break is possible and every gambler can do it. That's right, my position is the same as yours, I have never felt like I won big and then stopped gambling. But on the other hand, I don't think that will happen, namely when someone has won a big win in gambling that can change his life, I don't think there will be a chance for him to be able to stop gambling. Logically, who doesn't like money? When someone has won a large number of wins, then he will continue to gamble with large amounts and for a long time in the hope of getting back his winnings like last time and in the end he will return to poverty. Most cases say so and if we pay attention it is very natural because everyone needs money.

[tygeade]

Can you quit gambling if you make a life changing money and never go back to gambling?

I asked this because those who made some money through gambling near me always go back to gamble and they end up losing everything they once made through gambling.

Is it fine to say that people should not go back into gambling once they made high amount of money? Because the chance of losing that money again is very high, even if they don't use all the money to gamble at once, gambling can take it all back in time.

Have you ever won a high amount of money from gambling and managed to not lose them all back to gambling? And to date, you are still gambling?

As someone who has failed to quite so far, I should be saying it's hard to quit, but at the same time the boredom may end up making you quit instead of you quitting yourself. I understand that it's not going to be similar to quitting because you lost, but if you gamble long enough then you will get bored of it and quit yourself which would be a bit different situation but at the same time not that different as well.

I understand that it's not going to be a big deal, I know that it will be just a fizzle out of gambling phase type of deal but it can be done and you may end up never gambling again. The biggest breaks I had in my life were all due to being bored, and finding another fun thing to do, that allowed me to forget about gambling and focus on other stuff.

[livingfree]

We're all different.

Winning big amount adds more confidence to a gambler and when you say "confident" that makes you forget your standing and how much you've got. And it won't matter to you to lose all of those winnings because you've just won it.

And when a gambler wins a big amount, there's no rule unless we make rules to ourselves that we shouldn't comeback to gambling. But another question will come out, are we gonna obey our own rules?

Even when we win big, there will be thoughts of continuing and that big wins will definitely come again, but all of that doesn't know because for those who have already won, it's still difficult to stop and I think their thoughts are always different from their intentions from the start.

Addiction is still difficult to control, even with its own rules, it is usually easier to break because there are no serious prohibitions, so for some it is still very difficult to get out of the zone they often play in gambling.

Well, that's for sure.

There have been gamblers that despite of winning big, they won't stop and as if no one can stop them even themselves. It's difficult to stop and more difficult when you've been winning.

But you'll be there someday when you'll realize that stopping is the best option that one has to do when he's been winning a lot. Not unless he just want to enjoy and let the house take all of the money he has won.

[@forxample]

Can you quit gambling if you make a life changing money and never go back to gambling?

I asked this because those who made some money through gambling near me always go back to gamble and they end up losing everything they once made through gambling.

Is it fine to say that people should not go back into gambling once they made high amount of money? Because the chance of losing that money again is very high, even if they don't use all the money to gamble at once, gambling can take it all back in time.

Have you ever won a high amount of money from gambling and managed to not lose them all back to gambling? And to date, you are still gambling?

I am tempted to play gambling when I see my friends get multiple wins while playing. Starting from there, I immediately started playing from small bets to big bets, but my fate was different, I only lost while playing, so it was easy for me to stop gambling because I didn't want to deepen my defeat.

But my friend keeps gambling, he can survive because he still gets wins while playing even though he often experiences losses.

Winning while playing gambling will not stop someone from quitting the game, on the contrary they will increase the bet in the hope of getting a bigger win.
And what can stop them from gambling is when they experience a big loss and have no more capital to make bets.

[Renampun]

Millionaires and billionaires never stop "gambling". It's a race to be richer/ the richest

Gambling that is done by billionaires is different from gambling that is carried out in general, billionaires gamble on the businesses they build while gamblers gamble with a game that has been arranged and the winner is random. from what I see, those who have gambled several times will find it difficult to stop because of the fun effects that are caused when gambling, so many people find it difficult to stop gambling, including myself (because I feel when I do gamble, my adrenaline is racing) lol

[Mr. Magkaisa]

Can you quit gambling if you make a life changing money and never go back to gambling?

I asked this because those who made some money through gambling near me always go back to gamble and they end up losing everything they once made through gambling.

Is it fine to say that people should not go back into gambling once they made high amount of money? Because the chance of losing that money again is very high, even if they don't use all the money to gamble at once, gambling can take it all back in time.

Have you ever won a high amount of money from gambling and managed to not lose them all back to gambling? And to date, you are still gambling?

      -  I have never experienced winning a lot of money gambling online here on cryptocurrency. And if I ever win a jackpot price in crypto gambling I will only play as a hobby and for an amount that will not increase by 30$ as I do now which is only twice a month.

It's just that it doesn't seem to be my destiny to win a large amount, so it's really just a proper and I'm just a hobby when I get into crypto gambling and I always go to one casino online here in the crypto space.

[coolcoinz]

It depends on the amount but I probably wouldn't be able to quit. If the amount was high, but not high enough to change my life, like $100k, I'd keep playing thinking that's not a big deal, many people win 100k... If the amount was really high like a million or more, I'd think that I have enough to not care about a loss.

As you can see in both situations I'd keep gambling and I think that most of us would because having big money only makes you more confident. 

[alegotardo]

Can you quit gambling if you make a life changing money and never go back to gambling?

I asked this because those who made some money through gambling near me always go back to gamble and they end up losing everything they once made through gambling.

Is it fine to say that people should not go back into gambling once they made high amount of money? Because the chance of losing that money again is very high, even if they don't use all the money to gamble at once, gambling can take it all back in time.

Have you ever won a high amount of money from gambling and managed to not lose them all back to gambling? And to date, you are still gambling?

If I win a large amount, I know that I would have the self-control to redeem practically all the amount earned, pay off some "debts", buy some things I need and invest the rest of the amount in the long term both in Bitcoin and in Fiat investments traditional.

Speaking of others.... already disregarding those who can't settle for a big win and always believe they can double their winnings by 50x more there are still those who will withdraw the amount but believe that "now they are at a higher level " and need to place bets 10x bigger. Even you will end up losing all the value gained and will have to make regular bets again.

[Mahanton]

Can you quit gambling if you make a life changing money and never go back to gambling?

I asked this because those who made some money through gambling near me always go back to gamble and they end up losing everything they once made through gambling.

Is it fine to say that people should not go back into gambling once they made high amount of money? Because the chance of losing that money again is very high, even if they don't use all the money to gamble at once, gambling can take it all back in time.

Have you ever won a high amount of money from gambling and managed to not lose them all back to gambling? And to date, you are still gambling?

      -  I have never experienced winning a lot of money gambling online here on cryptocurrency. And if I ever win a jackpot price in crypto gambling I will only play as a hobby and for an amount that will not increase by 30$ as I do now which is only twice a month.

It's just that it doesn't seem to be my destiny to win a large amount, so it's really just a proper and I'm just a hobby when I get into crypto gambling and I always go to one casino online here in the crypto space.

Whether on fiat or crypto, i havent experienced such stuff when it comes to huge winnings on which i wish to experience it somehow on one day but of course we know that there's no guarantees on winning big in gambling
because it would really be pertaining on how lucky you are on that particular moment. Speaking about easy or hard to quit then it would really be depending on a certain individual on which there are people who are really that good when it comes to quit and stop on the time that they wanted to, compared into those people who arent really that able to do so just because they do keep on coming back on playing.
On the time that you would really be shackled with addiction then this is the time that you would really be having a tough time on quitting. This is why you should really be that mindful on the time that you would decide
on engaging on gambling if you dont really like to experience problems something like this. On the time that you do notice that you arent that good when it comes to emotion handling then better
avoid gambling in the first place.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

It depends on the amount but I probably wouldn't be able to quit. If the amount was high, but not high enough to change my life, like $100k, I'd keep playing thinking that's not a big deal, many people win 100k... If the amount was really high like a million or more, I'd think that I have enough to not care about a loss.

As you can see in both situations I'd keep gambling and I think that most of us would because having big money only makes you more confident. 

Well, I guess you are a big man already to think that $100k is not enough to change your life, and again, $100k or 1 million dollars, I agree with you that most gamblers will keep gambling, but not a gambler like me, to be sincere, if I win $100k today, like I said in my previous comment, I did quit gambling for a while and start up a big business, and from the profit I make from that business, I will continue gambling, atleast, from this, I did be more confident gambling knowing that no matter how much I loose in gambling, I and my family will still be doing very fine.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Can you quit gambling if you make a life changing money and never go back to gambling?

This depends mainly on the level of previous addiction. For someone who is heavily hooked, it would not be uncommon for them to end up gambling all their winnings and more. For a person like me, who uses gambling rationally, in a controlled way and with money to spare, if I win a good jackpot I'd better go on a trip and not bet again for a while, as I know the odds are against me.

[Josefjix]

This depends mainly on the level of previous addiction. For someone who is heavily hooked, it would not be uncommon for them to end up gambling all their winnings and more. For a person like me, who uses gambling rationally, in a controlled way and with money to spare, if I win a good jackpot I'd better go on a trip and not bet again for a while, as I know the odds are against me.

Winning the Lotto would be stress-free for me, and I'll never return to gambling, no matter how much money I've lost in the system. Some people are lucky in the space while some are not. It was created to liquidate our accounts, but most gamblers failed to comprehend that no matter how hard we tried, there are always moments when we incur large losses that force us to borrow or remain in debt. My primary goal is to completely abstain from gambling; I'm not an addict, but I do place bets on two to three games each week and never gamble beyond my .

[Oasisman]

Can you quit gambling if you make a life changing money and never go back to gambling?

I doubt that, one might build his own business to have a sustainable and stable income but having more money only means there is a huge possiblity that you might be gambling even more, more than the amount of money you have gambles before you had a huge win.
People who are rich tends to gamble more - so I don't think a gambler may quit just because he made a huge jackpot. The only scenario I can think of that force them to quit gambling, for someone who regularly gambles is when he ran out of money and getting drowned by debts or getting sick because of excessive gambling.

[Wexnident]

To make a general review about all gamblers I can say that I have observed that the extra winnings in gambling actually condemn these people to gamble more. I have never come across a gambler who made regular or high winnings from gambling seriously and then stopped gambling.

I'd argue that the person just didn't win big enough no? I mean I certainly wouldn't stop for pennies, and the value of "pennies" can be rather subjective depending on your position in life. I'd say any amount are pennies for someone truly rich but that's just a what if scenario, but you get my point.

As I've said before a big win is more than enough to stop me from gambling further, but said win would probably amount to upwards a $1M at least. Enough for me to not give a damn about money problems till I die.

[Strongkored]

Can you quit gambling if you make a life changing money and never go back to gambling?

I asked this because those who made some money through gambling near me always go back to gamble and they end up losing everything they once made through gambling.

Is it fine to say that people should not go back into gambling once they made high amount of money? Because the chance of losing that money again is very high, even if they don't use all the money to gamble at once, gambling can take it all back in time.

Why do they return to gambling after making life-changing money because it's not easy to forget and give up activities that can bring us a lot of money even though we are aware of the risk of losing it all again but the feeling of continuing to make money and also the curiosity to be able to win more is always there in the minds of gamblers, so stopping gambling is not easy not only when you have earned big money even when you lose a large amount it will be difficult to stop because the feeling of taking what you have lost is always there, even though gambling doesn't work like that, there is no revenge grudges in gambling and if you do so it is impossible for players to succeed because gambling because they want to take what they have lost is often done not with a clear mind so that they will make many mistakes in applying strategy.

Have you ever won a high amount of money from gambling and managed to not lose them all back to gambling? And to date, you are still gambling?

I have made a lot of money but not in a life-changing amount, I can stop but only temporarily and if it continues to be related to gambling it is very difficult to really stop.

[michellee]

This depends mainly on the level of previous addiction. For someone who is heavily hooked, it would not be uncommon for them to end up gambling all their winnings and more. For a person like me, who uses gambling rationally, in a controlled way and with money to spare, if I win a good jackpot I'd better go on a trip and not bet again for a while, as I know the odds are against me.

Winning the Lotto would be stress-free for me, and I'll never return to gambling, no matter how much money I've lost in the system. Some people are lucky in the space while some are not. It was created to liquidate our accounts, but most gamblers failed to comprehend that no matter how hard we tried, there are always moments when we incur large losses that force us to borrow or remain in debt. My primary goal is to completely abstain from gambling; I'm not an addict, but I do place bets on two to three games each week and never gamble beyond my .

Winning the lottery is the dream of many people so that's what makes them continue to gamble and have that dream. But for people who know that gambling cannot always win, they will control their gambling.

And lucky people can celebrate with a holiday somewhere and not gamble because they have already hit the jackpot. But those who fail and are unlucky may try until they get lucky.

And if you fail, it's better not to try it too often because it also doesn't guarantee you can win some money. And we must remember that our goal in gambling is only to have fun. And never borrow money for gambling because the risk of losing is big.

[GigaBit]

Is it fine to say that people should not go back into gambling once they made high amount of money? Because the chance of losing that money again is very high, even if they don't use all the money to gamble at once, gambling can take it all back in time.

I don't think so. Because not everyone comes to gambling only for earning money. Many gamblers who lose money but do not get discouraged and return to gambling. They consider it as entertainment. It's not that they get too excited if they win money at that point. They try to enjoy real pleasure from gambling. People who love gambling can never stay away from gambling even if they win big. But if there is someone who chooses gambling only for income and gets a big jackpot then the matter is completely different.

[Cling18]

Is it fine to say that people should not go back into gambling once they made high amount of money? Because the chance of losing that money again is very high, even if they don't use all the money to gamble at once, gambling can take it all back in time.

I don't think so. Because not everyone comes to gambling only for earning money. Many gamblers who lose money but do not get discouraged and return to gambling. They consider it as entertainment. It's not that they get too excited if they win money at that point. They try to enjoy real pleasure from gambling. People who love gambling can never stay away from gambling even if they win big. But if there is someone who chooses gambling only for income and gets a big jackpot then the matter is completely different.

People who have generated huge amounts of profit and had their lives changed because of gambling are the ones who are having a hard time quitting and leaving gambling simply because they have the desire and hope of winning the same amount again. They believe that they could gain profit and win again by applying what they did before which I think is a wrong mindset. That is also the reason why people who became rich because of gambling usually turn back to the rug after losing everything in gambling.
Those who gamble occasionally and see it as a source of entertainment could quit easily since it isn't part of their important routine so they can quit easily and totally avoid it. They can set a proper mindset to leave gambling with willingness.

[shogun47]

This depends mainly on the level of previous addiction. For someone who is heavily hooked, it would not be uncommon for them to end up gambling all their winnings and more. For a person like me, who uses gambling rationally, in a controlled way and with money to spare, if I win a good jackpot I'd better go on a trip and not bet again for a while, as I know the odds are against me.

Winning the Lotto would be stress-free for me, and I'll never return to gambling, no matter how much money I've lost in the system. Some people are lucky in the space while some are not. It was created to liquidate our accounts, but most gamblers failed to comprehend that no matter how hard we tried, there are always moments when we incur large losses that force us to borrow or remain in debt. My primary goal is to completely abstain from gambling; I'm not an addict, but I do place bets on two to three games each week and never gamble beyond my .

Winning the lottery is the dream of many people so that's what makes them continue to gamble and have that dream. But for people who know that gambling cannot always win, they will control their gambling.

And lucky people can celebrate with a holiday somewhere and not gamble because they have already hit the jackpot. But those who fail and are unlucky may try until they get lucky.

And if you fail, it's better not to try it too often because it also doesn't guarantee you can win some money. And we must remember that our goal in gambling is only to have fun. And never borrow money for gambling because the risk of losing is big.

But for the majority of people who I know and who are playing the lottery, most of them are very cautious and modest about it. It is very controlled when they spend their 15 or 20 bucks on lottery tickets per week (or some of them only per month) and then they let it run and they are either lucky or not. They don't increase the number of tickets when they lose, they usually stick to their numbers and just let it run. I think that is a controlled way to go about gambling, to participate in a lottery with this feeling that they could be lucky and not missing out, but at the same time no fortunes are spent on gambling.