Quit gamble! Easy or Hard? Let's talk.

[danadc]

Gambling will be easier to quite if we have not dedicated so much of our time in it to the extend to making us feel uncomfortable when we don't bet. It will be more hard for people that had made loses in gambling and want to recover there funds before they leave gambling which can be very impossible.

Losing control while gambling is a common occurrence among those driven by greed. Instead of aiming to recover lost money, they fail to recognize that casinos are centrally rigged for certain games. Consequently, indulging in gameplay under unfavorable moods only serves to deteriorate a gambler's disposition.

So, is breaking free from a gambling addiction an easy feat? It ranks as one of the most challenging endeavors. Even if you manage to abstain for a week, a month, or possibly two, you'll eventually find yourself succumbing. Cloaked in a veil of nostalgia, you'll become entangled in the thrill of the wagers you place.

Redirecting one's addiction towards something positive may be a more sensible approach than battling the inherent human urge to gamble.

That would be ideal, but how can we redirect things towards the positive? If the addicted person, when he is at his maximum potential, does not listen to anyone, he just wants to be in the casino day and night, even if it is playing with his nails, there is no way to do it well, I think these things are difficult, because the person is very focused on doing things always to get time in the casino and do his thing, but not on improving, people who want to improve do their part, but an addict is very difficult unless they force him, for me If a person is very involved in the problem, they have to be fooled and make them do external activities so that they can then focus that energy on the positive, just as you say, which is very good.

[Onyeeze]

Gambling will be easier to quite if we have not dedicated so much of our time in it to the extend to making us feel uncomfortable when we don't bet. It will be more hard for people that had made loses in gambling and want to recover there funds before they leave gambling which can be very impossible.

Losing control while gambling is a common occurrence among those driven by greed. Instead of aiming to recover lost money, they fail to recognize that casinos are centrally rigged for certain games. Consequently, indulging in gameplay under unfavorable moods only serves to deteriorate a gambler's disposition.

So, is breaking free from a gambling addiction an easy feat? It ranks as one of the most challenging endeavors. Even if you manage to abstain for a week, a month, or possibly two, you'll eventually find yourself succumbing. Cloaked in a veil of nostalgia, you'll become entangled in the thrill of the wagers you place.

Redirecting one's addiction towards something positive may be a more sensible approach than battling the inherent human urge to gamble.

That would be ideal, but how can we redirect things towards the positive? If the addicted person, when he is at his maximum potential, does not listen to anyone, he just wants to be in the casino day and night, even if it is playing with his nails, there is no way to do it well, I think these things are difficult, because the person is very focused on doing things always to get time in the casino and do his thing, but not on improving, people who want to improve do their part, but an addict is very difficult unless they force him, for me If a person is very involved in the problem, they have to be fooled and make them do external activities so that they can then focus that energy on the positive, just as you say, which is very good.

Do you know that nobody you will encourage about casino and gambling to limit its ways of gambling that will not be that kind good to listen to you, what I notice in gambling addiction is that you have to know that gambling will make you to lose other things when you take it over serious and secondly when you are not being corrected as the early stage even in the normal stage you will still accept encouragement, what makes some people to be addicted in gambling is that you have to inform them the negative of gambling and when you fail to tell them the implications you see that they will not be addicted in gambling

[Hamphser]

No one wants to hear about his problems. And if the problem is true - it can become a problem with relations with the friends. The main idea that the gambler has to stop and compares his expenses with his expenses a year before(for example) - he can see how it changes. And i`m talking not only about money - it is time, time the gambler spend on other hobbies, family, friends, his interests.

For me it is enough when to stop when I am losing a lot of money, I don't lose so much, but the little I lose that I was not willing to lose because the one that stops me, the game is very treacherous, but when you show that you do not have security that is very difficult, because We as players are quite obvious when we win, but when I lose I do give it importance because how do I do later to have money? It is very difficult for me, the only way is to work more and the money that I lose inside a caisno is not possible to recover it, and neither do I try because that is putting myself in more trouble, that way I never touch money.

When i begin game, i set myself 2 limits - the time and the money i lose. When i reach one of these limits i stop the game. If i`m winning - i stop anyway if the time limit is reached. In this way i don`t lose much and don`t spend much time. I don`t have problems with gambling, but it helps me to avoid even opportunity of addiction.

I always do the same thing. I always make sure that I'm strict when it comes to putting limitations and controlling my gambling journey just so I wouldn't fall for gambling addiction. Despite having win streaks, once I hit my target profit and have spent enough, I always stop because I don't want to feel overwhelmed which might end up in chasing my losses.
There will be times that our wins will trick and tempt us to bet even more which we may not be aware that we're being greedy already. Presence of mind and proper control is really necessary so we won't fall to much into gambling. It's good to enjoy it yet we shouldn't fall into the winning trap. Because once we fall for gambling addiction, it will also give us a hard time recovering.

Limitation or border line is everything not only limited on gambling but also in other traditional situations that we do encounter in life where limitations and control would really be that relevant because if you do find yourself not to have those things then you are really that susceptible to those errors and problems which might really be that you will encounter along the way.Gambling addiction is a pretty common problem and this is the sole reason on why this market had grown that much when it comes to revenue because of this behavior. People are impulsive and having those kind of actions then it is really that just normal that they would really be ending up on this condition.

Gambling addiction is a problem that not all would really be able to handle and eventually becomes even more worst.They would really be just making those realizations on the time that they
do struggle on a certain condition specially in correlated with financial problems.

[Hatchy]

I guess, there is an adage that says "one man's food is a Poison to another".  Alot of people derives joy in gambling, while some takes it as a daily way to earn and also loss their funds. Just because you've made up your mind to stop gambling don't mean that others should stop. Everyone has a choice in life. How you decide to live today will tell your tomorrow so everyone bears their own problems. The only problem that comes with gambling, is it's addiction as someone who never tried it before decides to try for the first time and then "boom, he cashs out a huge amount. You don't expect such person to stop gambling. This will make him or her, to try more even when he encounters losses.

[knowngunman]

The only problem that comes with gambling, is it's addiction as someone who never tried it before decides to try for the first time and then "boom, he cashs out a huge amount. You don't expect such person to stop gambling. This will make him or her, to try more even when he encounters losses.

Even addiction is never a problem as many people consider it to be. The major problem associated with gambling is when you don't know when to stop. Chasing your lose has been the major problem gamblers struggle with. When we talk about addiction, we are referring to when a gambler is use to play often and devote most of their time to gambling. It's possible that you are addicted to gambling but you definitely know when to stop gambling and you are not chasing after your lose, in that case, addiction is not a problem but on the other hand, you're not addicted to gambling, that's you don't play gambling on a regular but whenever you play and you lose, you continue chasing your loss without knowing when to stop. In such situations, gambling will harm you more than someone who's addicted to it but knows the right time to stop. Some people actually play it once, cash out big and never try it again thou.

[Latviand]

Gambling will be easier to quite if we have not dedicated so much of our time in it to the extend to making us feel uncomfortable when we don't bet. It will be more hard for people that had made loses in gambling and want to recover there funds before they leave gambling which can be very impossible.

Easy for someone to say when they don't really gamble in real life, there's no such thing as moderation when gambling, once you're in, you can't just halfway, that's why your wishful thinking that it's easier to quit when someone don't spend a lot of time gambling is false. Recovery only happens when people want to recover from their addiction, no matter what we say here anx whether others think it's a good advice, it's still all talk, the walk is a different thing.

[ethereumhunter]

I guess, there is an adage that says "one man's food is a Poison to another".  Alot of people derives joy in gambling, while some takes it as a daily way to earn and also loss their funds. Just because you've made up your mind to stop gambling don't mean that others should stop. Everyone has a choice in life. How you decide to live today will tell your tomorrow so everyone bears their own problems. The only problem that comes with gambling, is it's addiction as someone who never tried it before decides to try for the first time and then "boom, he cashs out a huge amount. You don't expect such person to stop gambling. This will make him or her, to try more even when he encounters losses.

Not like that. If you decide to stop gambling, you care about yourself. If other people still want to gamble, that's up to them because we have nothing to do with them. We need to pay attention to ourselves so that if we feel that gambling only has a bad impact, stopping gambling will be better for us. We will feel the impact and not other people. And if someone advises us to stop, we can stop or continue gambling. No one will try to force someone to stop gambling because it is related to each individual's awareness and the impact gambling has on him. And gambling addiction will be the biggest problem for someone, especially if he doesn't have good self-control. He will only go deeper into gambling without being able to get out of gambling easily.

[Zoomic]

Gambling will be easier to quite if we have not dedicated so much of our time in it to the extend to making us feel uncomfortable when we don't bet. It will be more hard for people that had made loses in gambling and want to recover there funds before they leave gambling which can be very impossible.

Easy for someone to say when they don't really gamble in real life, there's no such thing as moderation when gambling, once you're in, you can't just halfway, that's why your wishful thinking that it's easier to quit when someone don't spend a lot of time gambling is false. Recovery only happens when people want to recover from their addiction, no matter what we say here anx whether others think it's a good advice, it's still all talk, the walk is a different thing.

Why did you say that there is no moderation in gambling? Is it that you believe the nature of gambling it difficult that anyone that gambles cannot do so in moderation or you are doubting the ability of the gamblers to gamble in moderation?
I can say that I am a moderate gambler. Yes! I am . Do you know that I can place multiple bets on sports betting and days after the match, I will not remember to check the outcome. It is only when I want to bet again, maybe next weekend that I'll know if my portfolio added or reduced. How will you call my habit of gambling?

[Negotiation]

The only problem that comes with gambling, is it's addiction as someone who never tried it before decides to try for the first time and then "boom, he cashs out a huge amount. You don't expect such person to stop gambling. This will make him or her, to try more even when he encounters losses.

Even addiction is never a problem as many people consider it to be. The major problem associated with gambling is when you don't know when to stop. Chasing your lose has been the major problem gamblers struggle with. When we talk about addiction, we are referring to when a gambler is use to play often and devote most of their time to gambling. It's possible that you are addicted to gambling but you definitely know when to stop gambling and you are not chasing after your lose, in that case, addiction is not a problem but on the other hand, you're not addicted to gambling, that's you don't play gambling on a regular but whenever you play and you lose, you continue chasing your loss without knowing when to stop. In such situations, gambling will harm you more than someone who's addicted to it but knows the right time to stop. Some people actually play it once, cash out big and never try it again thou.

Addiction is not a problem and it usually depends on the individual's own decision in fact greed usually works in individuals after winning gambling. As more and more power comes gambling becomes addictive after a big win it's good to rest for a while. It is not possible for any gambler to win continuously due to successful usage. If not aware getting more money in the same place through the casino in a short period of time can become addictive and can lead to various types of chaos.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Gambling will be easier to quite if we have not dedicated so much of our time in it to the extend to making us feel uncomfortable when we don't bet. It will be more hard for people that had made loses in gambling and want to recover there funds before they leave gambling which can be very impossible.

Easy for someone to say when they don't really gamble in real life, there's no such thing as moderation when gambling, once you're in, you can't just halfway, that's why your wishful thinking that it's easier to quit when someone don't spend a lot of time gambling is false. Recovery only happens when people want to recover from their addiction, no matter what we say here anx whether others think it's a good advice, it's still all talk, the walk is a different thing.

Why did you say that there is no moderation in gambling? Is it that you believe the nature of gambling it difficult that anyone that gambles cannot do so in moderation or you are doubting the ability of the gamblers to gamble in moderation?
I can say that I am a moderate gambler. Yes! I am . Do you know that I can place multiple bets on sports betting and days after the match, I will not remember to check the outcome. It is only when I want to bet again, maybe next weekend that I'll know if my portfolio added or reduced. How will you call my habit of gambling?

Well, we could say that you are an occasional gambler, which also can be said to be moderate, though to be considered really a moderate gambler, it sure depends on how much you earn maybe monthly and how much you spend on gambling, you can't earn like, let's say a thousand dollars every month and spend nine hundred dollars or even the entire one thousand dollars on gambling and call yourself a moderate gamblers.

A moderate gambler is that one who's gambling activities does not affect him or her financially, no matter the outcome, whether be a loss or a win .

So yeah, if you can place a bet and not check to know the outcome for weeks, it simply means the money doesnt affect you in any way , and what ever be the outcome of the bets does not matter to you as well, so you are sure a moderate gambler.

[piebeyb]

Gambling addiction is a problem that not all would really be able to handle and eventually becomes even more worst.They would really be just making those realizations on the time that they
do struggle on a certain condition specially in correlated with financial problems.

Yes, it is difficult to overcome gambling addiction, especially if it has become a habit, it will be difficult to stop without a strong desire, not everyone thinks that people can get out and stop their addiction, it is very difficult, even a professional will have difficulty in the end to cure it. addicts, therefore gambling must be done correctly using a healthy mindset so as not to become addicted.

Usually gamblers are a bit slow to realize this after spending a lot of time gambling and having financial problems, because if that happens, there is nothing the addict can do to cure it because many people on this forum are looking to find out how to cure it and it's not easy. Even though it is easy, it must be overcome carefully by reducing the habit slowly so that it is easier to stop gambling over a long period of time.

[mak013]

When i begin game, i set myself 2 limits - the time and the money i lose. When i reach one of these limits i stop the game. If i`m winning - i stop anyway if the time limit is reached. In this way i don`t lose much and don`t spend much time. I don`t have problems with gambling, but it helps me to avoid even opportunity of addiction.

I always do the same thing. I always make sure that I'm strict when it comes to putting limitations and controlling my gambling journey just so I wouldn't fall for gambling addiction. Despite having win streaks, once I hit my target profit and have spent enough, I always stop because I don't want to feel overwhelmed which might end up in chasing my losses.
There will be times that our wins will trick and tempt us to bet even more which we may not be aware that we're being greedy already. Presence of mind and proper control is really necessary so we won't fall to much into gambling. It's good to enjoy it yet we shouldn't fall into the winning trap. Because once we fall for gambling addiction, it will also give us a hard time recovering.

Exactly. The time limit i need if i`m winning. It becomes hard to stop if you are winning - you don`t see the reason to stop getting money. But as for me it looks like addiction and i prefer to win less money but be sure that i can stop when i decided. As for me - these limits can help in all situation in gambling that may cause addiction. Of course if the gambler has no serious problems with the game - in such situation he mustn`t gamble ever.

[kingvirtus09]

No one wants to hear about his problems. And if the problem is true - it can become a problem with relations with the friends. The main idea that the gambler has to stop and compares his expenses with his expenses a year before(for example) - he can see how it changes. And i`m talking not only about money - it is time, time the gambler spend on other hobbies, family, friends, his interests.

For me it is enough when to stop when I am losing a lot of money, I don't lose so much, but the little I lose that I was not willing to lose because the one that stops me, the game is very treacherous, but when you show that you do not have security that is very difficult, because We as players are quite obvious when we win, but when I lose I do give it importance because how do I do later to have money? It is very difficult for me, the only way is to work more and the money that I lose inside a caisno is not possible to recover it, and neither do I try because that is putting myself in more trouble, that way I never touch money.

When i begin game, i set myself 2 limits - the time and the money i lose. When i reach one of these limits i stop the game. If i`m winning - i stop anyway if the time limit is reached. In this way i don`t lose much and don`t spend much time. I don`t have problems with gambling, but it helps me to avoid even opportunity of addiction.

I always do the same thing. I always make sure that I'm strict when it comes to putting limitations and controlling my gambling journey just so I wouldn't fall for gambling addiction. Despite having win streaks, once I hit my target profit and have spent enough, I always stop because I don't want to feel overwhelmed which might end up in chasing my losses.
There will be times that our wins will trick and tempt us to bet even more which we may not be aware that we're being greedy already. Presence of mind and proper control is really necessary so we won't fall to much into gambling. It's good to enjoy it yet we shouldn't fall into the winning trap. Because once we fall for gambling addiction, it will also give us a hard time recovering.

Yes, I agree with what you said that we should really have control over our gambling as much as possible because if we don't have it and we can't do it then the result will not be good later if we let it go like that. So if it comes to the point that we want to stop, if we know how to control ourselves, we can do it easily.

But when we have an addiction to gambling that will begin to make it difficult for us to turn away from what we already have a passion for playing crypto gambling because of the addiction that has formed in our personality.

[Fredomago]

I guess, there is an adage that says "one man's food is a Poison to another".  Alot of people derives joy in gambling, while some takes it as a daily way to earn and also loss their funds. Just because you've made up your mind to stop gambling don't mean that others should stop. Everyone has a choice in life. How you decide to live today will tell your tomorrow so everyone bears their own problems. The only problem that comes with gambling, is it's addiction as someone who never tried it before decides to try for the first time and then "boom, he cashs out a huge amount. You don't expect such person to stop gambling. This will make him or her, to try more even when he encounters losses.

Not like that. If you decide to stop gambling, you care about yourself. If other people still want to gamble, that's up to them because we have nothing to do with them. We need to pay attention to ourselves so that if we feel that gambling only has a bad impact, stopping gambling will be better for us. We will feel the impact and not other people. And if someone advises us to stop, we can stop or continue gambling. No one will try to force someone to stop gambling because it is related to each individual's awareness and the impact gambling has on him. And gambling addiction will be the biggest problem for someone, especially if he doesn't have good self-control. He will only go deeper into gambling without being able to get out of gambling easily.

Yeah right, the next thing to happen is instead of quitting you will push to continue as your adrenaline already increase after several sessions of playing, control over yourself is what you need not easy but doable if you are really keen on working on it, those experienced gambler who can manage to limit their gambling activities mostly experience that same problem from the past, but by good practice and determination to work on it, they manage to enjoy either they can sometimes make money or they manage to control both time and money that they are spending while playing.

[Blitzboy]

Gambling addiction is a problem that not all would really be able to handle and eventually becomes even more worst.They would really be just making those realizations on the time that they
do struggle on a certain condition specially in correlated with financial problems.

Yes, it is difficult to overcome gambling addiction, especially if it has become a habit, it will be difficult to stop without a strong desire, not everyone thinks that people can get out and stop their addiction, it is very difficult, even a professional will have difficulty in the end to cure it. addicts, therefore gambling must be done correctly using a healthy mindset so as not to become addicted.

Usually gamblers are a bit slow to realize this after spending a lot of time gambling and having financial problems, because if that happens, there is nothing the addict can do to cure it because many people on this forum are looking to find out how to cure it and it's not easy. Even though it is easy, it must be overcome carefully by reducing the habit slowly so that it is easier to stop gambling over a long period of time.

Some say willpower is vital, while others say counseling or a support group is key. Your intellect is your biggest weapon in this struggle. Having an "aha" moment helps solve an issue. You're right - sometimes people dont seek solutions until they're involved in gambling.

Remember: changing habit is never too late. Instead of making a big change all at once, it might be better to make small changes and give a little push. Admitting you have a problem, getting help, and making little changes can improve your gambling relationship.

[DaNNy001]

I guess, there is an adage that says "one man's food is a Poison to another".  Alot of people derives joy in gambling, while some takes it as a daily way to earn and also loss their funds. Just because you've made up your mind to stop gambling don't mean that others should stop. Everyone has a choice in life. How you decide to live today will tell your tomorrow so everyone bears their own problems. The only problem that comes with gambling, is it's addiction as someone who never tried it before decides to try for the first time and then "boom, he cashs out a huge amount. You don't expect such person to stop gambling. This will make him or her, to try more even when he encounters losses.

Please let's correct that statement about taking gambling as a daily source of income because it's really an impossible journey for one to actually think that he or she can make daily earnings from a casino and thats why I don't ever support such statements. Although gambling is seen as different view for different individuals but the fact still remains that it can never generate income on a steady.

[serjent05]

I guess, there is an adage that says "one man's food is a Poison to another".  Alot of people derives joy in gambling, while some takes it as a daily way to earn and also loss their funds. Just because you've made up your mind to stop gambling don't mean that others should stop. Everyone has a choice in life. How you decide to live today will tell your tomorrow so everyone bears their own problems. The only problem that comes with gambling, is it's addiction as someone who never tried it before decides to try for the first time and then "boom, he cashs out a huge amount. You don't expect such person to stop gambling. This will make him or her, to try more even when he encounters losses.

Please let's correct that statement about taking gambling as a daily source of income because it's really an impossible journey for one to actually think that he or she can make daily earnings from a casino and thats why I don't ever support such statements. Although gambling is seen as different view for different individuals but the fact still remains that it can never generate income on a steady.

Casino isn't all about gambling, there is also investment and job opportunity.  So if someone states gambling as source of income, it can be possible that the person is working for a gambling company.  But on the context of gambling as in wagering and winning as a source of income, I would also state that it is not sustainable in the long run.  Although there are some people who manage to win more frequently than lose, there are way more people who lose their money in the long run.

[ethereumhunter]

Yeah right, the next thing to happen is instead of quitting you will push to continue as your adrenaline already increase after several sessions of playing, control over yourself is what you need not easy but doable if you are really keen on working on it, those experienced gambler who can manage to limit their gambling activities mostly experience that same problem from the past, but by good practice and determination to work on it, they manage to enjoy either they can sometimes make money or they manage to control both time and money that they are spending while playing.

Yes, as long as they don't have good self-control, they will only continue gambling and probably only stop gambling when the money runs out. So he won't be able to stop gambling easily when he often loses control and doesn't want to learn self-control and train it. Only continuous practice can give him the opportunity to have good self-control so that he will not spend his time just gambling. He will surely see that he actually has other interesting things he can do and if he can do them one by one, it will prevent him from thinking about gambling but will instead do other things and keep himself busy with other things. So, stopping gambling depends on a person's determination and willingness to be able to go through every process he has to do.

[cafter]

Please let's correct that statement about taking gambling as a daily source of income because it's really an impossible journey for one to actually think that he or she can make daily earnings from a casino and thats why I don't ever support such statements. Although gambling is seen as different view for different individuals but the fact still remains that it can never generate income on a steady.

That's why most irresponsible gamblers end up feeling sad and stressed. They want to make money every day by gambling, but that's really hard because humans have feelings.
it will be better to stop gambling and enjoy the life, little things in life. gambling puts your family's future at risk. Instead, try saving or investing your money.
gambling is like a coin toss - you can win or lose, but it's 50-50. Even if you win today, you'll probably lose tomorrow. and If you think you can beat the house, remember that many smarter and more experienced people have tried and failed

[Latviand]

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Why did you say that there is no moderation in gambling? Is it that you believe the nature of gambling it difficult that anyone that gambles cannot do so in moderation or you are doubting the ability of the gamblers to gamble in moderation?
I can say that I am a moderate gambler. Yes! I am . Do you know that I can place multiple bets on sports betting and days after the match, I will not remember to check the outcome. It is only when I want to bet again, maybe next weekend that I'll know if my portfolio added or reduced. How will you call my habit of gambling?

Yes I did say that, I don't think that there's any kind of moderation in gambling, and yes it's difficult to be moderate about when you've been gambling consistently. Anything addicting, when you start doing it, you're already hooked, you just don't know it yet. The consistency doesn't have to daily, as long as there's a pattern and a habit, it's still an addiction.