Has your Responsible Gambling had any of these Effects on You?

[Die_empty]

Has your responsible gambling habit had any positive effects on your relationships with your spouse, kids, parents, and others?

My environment is not gambling-friendly. My society believes gambling is immoral so most of us bet in the secret. Many if my family members don't know that I gamble and it is not a good behavior to transfer to children. But indirectly it has helped me to plan better. My time, finances, and other resources are now mapped out because of gambling promotes critical thinking and planning. Responsible gambling has also instilled self-control in me. You can control so many things if you can control your gambling habit.

Has it improved your finances and helped you stay out of debt? Has it improved your mental health and well beiany way anyway? Has it been able to help you meet an urgent need? Let's discuss.

Gambling is not a major source of my income so I don't rely on it as a revenue. Some days I win and other days I also lose but I ensure that  I maximize big wins. Big wins are used for capital projects but nobody knows when it happens, so you can't add it to your budget. It is irresponsible gamblers who deal with debt or mental health because of gambling addiction. If gambling is affecting my finances or health, I will stop it immediately. If I don't have money to gamble, I will stop instead of borrowing. The income from gambling is not predictable but it can help you meet an urgent need if you are fortunate to win when you need such money to sort out the need.

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[mirakal]

I would say that gambling in general should be done with caution. Because if you fall into gambling addiction, your way of thinking will be a lot different. And worst is you could end up ruining your own life because you never had the chance to make it big with gambling. However, know that there are still some exceptions to it. By being a responsible gambler, you know how to balance your life with your career and gambling hobbies. And even exceed the expectations by bringing a lot of profits into your finances and make your family live comfortably. That is, if you only know how to manage your time and finances without breaking your budget, or without making your family time and relationship being compromised.

[CarnagexD]

I would say that gambling in general should be done with caution. Because if you fall into gambling addiction, your way of thinking will be a lot different. And worst is you could end up ruining your own life because you never had the chance to make it big with gambling. However, know that there are still some exceptions to it. By being a responsible gambler, you know how to balance your life with your career and gambling hobbies. And even exceed the expectations by bringing a lot of profits into your finances and make your family live comfortably. That is, if you only know how to manage your time and finances without breaking your budget, or without making your family time and relationship being compromised.

Exactly as said. being responsible in gambling would greatly affect one aspect of your and another positively. It's like domino effect. When you gamble responsibly, you feel things are under control. You have your emotions in tacked, you can make decisions better. You practice management as how you manage your funds in any wallet.

As opposed to gambling breaking lives, if done and played properly. Gambling can also do good for you to. It just depends on how you are going to approach it.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

We have heard and read stories here and out there about how gambling ruins lives, careers, relationships, throws people into debt and more. But my question is, could this be happening to everybody? Has your responsible gambling habit had any positive effects on your relationships with your spouse, kids, parents, and others? Has it improved your finances and helped you stay out of debt? Has it improved your mental health and well being in anyway? Has it been able to help you meet an urgent need? Let's discuss.

Well, I know that I am not a compulsive gambler and have not been one before, so I cannot compare and contrast before and after to see which is better. I know that compulsive gamblers face some challenges with differences because some have issues with their spouse, some with their kind, some with their parents, some with their mental health, some with their financial lifestyle, and so on, and since some gamblers face all these kinds of issues, it becomes a challenge to most of them too because they try to stop their habit but they cannot, and I can't tell; maybe if I had been a compulsive gambler, I might have crashed down my business due to the fact that I will frequently gamble without control using funds from my business. Also, my girlfriend doesn't like me gambling (I said that before). I only gamble mostly under the influence of my friends, and if I am a compulsive gambler, perhaps it might have ruined my relationship. Lastly, I am the first child of my parents and have more than four siblings, and I kind of still take responsibility for footing some of the family bill. Now my question is, if I were a compulsive gambler, would I have been able to make money from business to fulfil those bills?

[nakamura12]

I have come to realize that gambling multiple times within a week increases your chances of losing all that you have won within the first few games if you are lucky at the early stage to win,  so choosing a lucky day to gamble just once a week is the perfect approach to avoiding loses possibilities.

Most of the losses I have recorded in recent time comes as a result of not withholding myself from continuing gambling when I have already reached my limit in the week.

as expected, it is indeed that way on how you will lose your money/funds if you didn't withhold yourself from gambling again. In what I noticed my time spent on gambling is that when I wasn't able to do it then I didn't get to withdraw all of my money I won in the casino and even the  budget or capital is also included which means I lose it all. So this is all i can say, once you win decent amount of money then either withdraw all of it or left some sma amount like a sma change to continue playing without risking all the money that you won.

[Josefjix]

as expected, it is indeed that way on how you will lose your money/funds if you didn't withhold yourself from gambling again. In what I noticed my time spent on gambling is that when I wasn't able to do it then I didn't get to withdraw all of my money I won in the casino and even the  budget or capital is also included which means I lose it all. So this is all i can say, once you win decent amount of money then either withdraw all of it or left some sma amount like a sma change to continue playing without risking all the money that you won.

Before Gambling, we should consider our budgets for the week or month, because if we don't take precautionary measures, we tend to lose significant assets and money. Gambling have been the stream where we've generated changes that have clear off unnecessary bills. I'm not saying it's a complete waste of our time when we wager on games, we just make few amendment, moreover I've seen successful gamblers in the space who are keen on influencing the young mind into falling victims in the gambling system. Gambling is risky and also dangerous towards affecting our responsibilities.

[BitcoinPanther]

If we are responsible gambler then it will not affect our lives negatively.  We will make sure that we have an ample time for our family.  Aside from that being a responsible gambler makes us control ourselves of unwanted expenses so this also means we are using the money that we can afford to lose in our gambling activities.

With responsible gambling,  we make sure that we prioritized what is needed to be prioritized.  This means gambling is only second to our priorities in life.

[Wakate]

as expected, it is indeed that way on how you will lose your money/funds if you didn't withhold yourself from gambling again. In what I noticed my time spent on gambling is that when I wasn't able to do it then I didn't get to withdraw all of my money I won in the casino and even the  budget or capital is also included which means I lose it all. So this is all i can say, once you win decent amount of money then either withdraw all of it or left some sma amount like a sma change to continue playing without risking all the money that you won.

Before Gambling, we should consider our budgets for the week or month, because if we don't take precautionary measures, we tend to lose significant assets and money. Gambling have been the stream where we've generated changes that have clear off unnecessary bills. I'm not saying it's a complete waste of our time when we wager on games, we just make few amendment, moreover I've seen successful gamblers in the space who are keen on influencing the young mind into falling victims in the gambling system. Gambling is risky and also dangerous towards affecting our responsibilities.

Being a responsible gambler involves so many things we need to out into consideration and if not we might end up making mistake that could cost us something. There is need for us to check the way we gambler and also check if it has the capacity to affect other people negatively that are not a real gamblers. Many of what we do is very influencial and we need to watch well so that it is not influencing the wrong set of people. Gambling is supposed to be what we can afford, not being greed to betting with what we can't afford to lose.

[Westinhome]

I think it is the other way around. I am quite responsible with gambling, I play with little money, money that I don't need for anything, short sessions I don't put false hopes on it. But I think the answer to your question, at least in my case, is the opposite. It is because I am a fairly rational person, who understands the odds and who does not put false hopes on it that I can play in a controlled way and without any drama like some of the stories we read here. It's not gambling that has brought me positive things in my life, it's the opposite.

Every gamblers will took responsibility like you,because if you use huge money and get loss.You should not start to report by saying they are using some bots for the dummy win,if you had such opinion.Don’t get involve in the gambling and blame the website,use the other game which doesn’t involve of money for the playing.Using the little money and free money as like you said was the two better option for the good game.Then you don’t have any pressure to win the game,it help you to play the free game without any stress of sure win.Don’t believe on the false hope of sure win in the gambling by making huge bet into the game.

[kojektea]

indeed relying on gambling to get rich is the wrong way. I don't think gambling is a way to get rich quick. Gambling is just a game and is meant for fun. that's enough for entertainment, where the cold money we play is just entertainment, when you win you will get it and when you lose you have to really accept it. this is a game.

[Blowon]

that is our will. If we gamble, we ourselves are responsible for our obligations, therefore we must really control ourselves regarding gambling. this is not something we can think we can abdicate responsibility to others for. they only open gambling sites and are not responsible for the results you get, whether it is profit or loss.

[zuzie]

If we are responsible gambler then it will not affect our lives negatively.  We will make sure that we have an ample time for our family.  Aside from that being a responsible gambler makes us control ourselves of unwanted expenses so this also means we are using the money that we can afford to lose in our gambling activities.

With responsible gambling,  we make sure that we prioritized what is needed to be prioritized.  This means gambling is only second to our priorities in life.

Indeed, it would be nice if previously someone had a spirit of responsibility in gambling, of course they would be able to manage financial problems and gambling time so that we can avoid gambling addiction and have a positive impact on ourselves and it is not a burden for us and our family, of course.
I agree with you that gambling is a secondary priority because we gamble only to entertain ourselves, but in reality our family is the first priority.

[slapper]

We have heard and read stories here and out there about how gambling ruins lives, careers, relationships, throws people into debt and more. But my question is, could this be happening to everybody? Has your responsible gambling habit had any positive effects on your relationships with your spouse, kids, parents, and others? Has it improved your finances and helped you stay out of debt? Has it improved your mental health and well being in anyway? Has it been able to help you meet an urgent need? Let's discuss.

Well, I know that I am not a compulsive gambler and have not been one before, so I cannot compare and contrast before and after to see which is better. I know that compulsive gamblers face some challenges with differences because some have issues with their spouse, some with their kind, some with their parents, some with their mental health, some with their financial lifestyle, and so on, and since some gamblers face all these kinds of issues, it becomes a challenge to most of them too because they try to stop their habit but they cannot, and I can't tell; maybe if I had been a compulsive gambler, I might have crashed down my business due to the fact that I will frequently gamble without control using funds from my business. Also, my girlfriend doesn't like me gambling (I said that before). I only gamble mostly under the influence of my friends, and if I am a compulsive gambler, perhaps it might have ruined my relationship. Lastly, I am the first child of my parents and have more than four siblings, and I kind of still take responsibility for footing some of the family bill. Now my question is, if I were a compulsive gambler, would I have been able to make money from business to fulfil those bills?

First of all, it is incredibly foolish to assume that people with compulsive gambling are just people who make poor decisions when they lack self-control. Breaking: addiction to gambling is a real, complicated mental health problem. You seem to be a gambler, thus I have to wonder if the assertions you make make sense. Maybe you bet because of peer pressure, but you're not a compulsive gambler. What honorable of you. Furthermore, it is a clearly faulty line of reasoning to suggest that you would have probably spent all of your company's assets if you had been compulsive

Regarding your final question, which asks whether a compulsive gambler can earn enough money to pay their debts, that is a morbid and reductionist perspective on addiction. When others falter, some succeed. However, let's avoid making this into a probability problem in mathematics. Your contribution to your family is admirable, but don't use it as an excuse to oversimplify a complex problem

[Blitzboy]

as expected, it is indeed that way on how you will lose your money/funds if you didn't withhold yourself from gambling again. In what I noticed my time spent on gambling is that when I wasn't able to do it then I didn't get to withdraw all of my money I won in the casino and even the  budget or capital is also included which means I lose it all. So this is all i can say, once you win decent amount of money then either withdraw all of it or left some sma amount like a sma change to continue playing without risking all the money that you won.

Before Gambling, we should consider our budgets for the week or month, because if we don't take precautionary measures, we tend to lose significant assets and money. Gambling have been the stream where we've generated changes that have clear off unnecessary bills. I'm not saying it's a complete waste of our time when we wager on games, we just make few amendment, moreover I've seen successful gamblers in the space who are keen on influencing the young mind into falling victims in the gambling system. Gambling is risky and also dangerous towards affecting our responsibilities.

First, recognizing the risks of gambling? Well done. Imagine a well-built structure; without a strong base, it collapses. Consider gambling in that context: you should always stick to your budget because it is your base. By allocating a certain sum, you're modeling a "safety-first" mentality in addition to engaging in responsible gaming. Thats the epitome of vindication!

Regarding the successful gamblers you mentioned, they provide as evidence that, when done correctly, gambling is a talent rather than merely a matter of luck. It is similar to figuring out a maze. Patience, a plan, and a little creativity are required. Even though its a problem to influence the youth, lets flip that story. What if these wealthy gamblers turned became teachers, imparting their knowledge to neophytes instead? They teach knowledge, not lure them into traps. That has promise.

[Peanutswar]

Those people are the capable of controlling themselves and aware on what they are doing one of the mistakes recently is the people keep gambling and never been notice their activity that they spend a lot of money, they waste a lot of time and effort just to win in this gambling.

But my question is, could this be happening to everybody? Has your responsible gambling habit had any positive effects on your relationships with your spouse, kids, parents, and others? Has it improved your finances and helped you stay out of debt? Has it improved your mental health and well being in anyway? Has it been able to help you meet an urgent need? Let's discuss.

I guess the positive effect is for the person who is entertained Sometimes gambling cant be removed instantly in their lives so they still they keep playing on it but its quite an expensive habit but if you have a source of income other than this quite not be a problem, because if you lose its just a leisure time to get enjoy so you can earn it again your money, if you win good because this can be use for your extra savings  or for your future games. But if you are a person who use gambling as source of income better to stop this wild dream to play gambling that helps you. Better to save your money, grind on life before making gambling as your priorities.

[bitbollo]

in all activities where a "risk and gain" is possible or there is "a lot of fun behind", it is right to be clear about the objectives to be achieved or just what is the limit. I find such an approach absolutely normal.
In this way there is a "normal" approach to gambling.
Like any fun activity it should be conducted without particular stresses that may concern an "addiction" or excessive spending.

[Poker Player]

Has your responsible gambling habit had any positive effects on your relationships with your spouse, kids, parents, and others? Has it improved your finances and helped you stay out of debt? Has it improved your mental health and well being in anyway? Has it been able to help you meet an urgent need? Let's discuss.

Well, the thing is that nowadays, just as there are many sites with responsible gambler features, if you are a degenerate gambler you will surely find casinos that don't have those features where you can lose a lot of money.

In my case, and I have already mentioned it once, I used the auto exclusion functions for short periods of time, 12 or 24 hours, very early on in my poker playing. As it was a new thing for me and I had heard that the game was very linked to gambling addiction, it was a way to contain the danger. Eventually I stopped using them, because it has become just another hobby that gives me extra money a month.

[Mauser]

This is not a case of being addicted to gambling. There are people who are actually in control of their gambling habits or addiction. For instance, they do not gamble beyond their budget; they commit an hour or two to gambling per week or twice per week and strictly adhere to it, among all other things. We have heard and read stories here and out there about how gambling ruins lives, careers, relationships, throws people into debt and more. But my question is, could this be happening to everybody? Has your responsible gambling habit had any positive effects on your relationships with your spouse, kids, parents, and others? Has it improved your finances and helped you stay out of debt? Has it improved your mental health and well being in anyway? Has it been able to help you meet an urgent need? Let's discuss.

That is an interesting question and I am not sure if there is a clear answer to it. I would definitely call myself a responsible gambler as I have avoided becoming addicted to gambling for so many years now that I play at casinos. But I am not sure if I became responsible with money through gambling, or if I became responsible in other parts of life and that only transferred to my gambling habits. Already before I started gambling regularly, I was interested in investing and how to trade stocks to beat the low interest savings account. Trying to save money at a young age to add to my student broker account was a good training for later in life, I think. It gave me sense for how hard it is to accumulate money, because the low interest savings account will lead to nowhere in life. Where gambling has helped me, a lot was to not give into to sudden mood changes. In the past I experienced it a lot that I was feeling lucky and was in a good mood, then after a few losing bets, I became depressed and didn't care about money anymore. I was willing to risk large parts of my bankroll only to recover some previous losses, which is a destructive behaviour that I had to get rid of. Taking a step back now and try to think more clearly and to remain clam all came from my gambling experience and helped me in other parts of life as well.

[coin-investor]

Has your responsible gambling habit had any positive effects on your relationships with your spouse, kids, parents, and others? Has it improved your finances and helped you stay out of debt? Has it improved your mental health and well being in anyway? Has it been able to help you meet an urgent need? Let's discuss.

Yes definitely, you have no worry about debts because gambling addiction will deplete you of your finances, your wife will not worry that you are not going home with part of your salary going to casinos, and your loved ones will not question the amount of time you spent to them, and you're feeling good that you have fulfilled your obligation.

If people start to question the money and the time they've spent gambling then they have problems with how they gamble
As someone who plays in a casino obligation to your loved ones comes first, and everything like gambling follows, you should know your priority and it should be family.

[Outhue]

This is not a case of being addicted to gambling. There are people who are actually in control of their gambling habits or addiction. For instance, they do not gamble beyond their budget; they commit an hour or two to gambling per week or twice per week and strictly adhere to it, among all other things. We have heard and read stories here and out there about how gambling ruins lives, careers, relationships, throws people into debt, and more. But my question is, could this be happening to everybody? Has your responsible gambling habit had any positive effects on your relationships with your spouse, kids, parents, and others? Has it improved your finances and helped you stay out of debt? Has it improved your mental health and well-being in any way? Has it been able to help you meet an urgent need? Let's discuss.

Filling up the urgent needs from gambling? This never happened to me before, The money I made from gambling came unexpectedly and since my business is what I use to take good care of myself and my spouse I do not expect anything from gambling, I only gamble when I have extra money on me that has no other purpose.

I used to gamble with whatever I had until I learned the act of responsible gambling, honestly, it's not easy to be a responsible gambler unless you are not already addicted to gambling.

How you make money in your life always has its impact too, if you are making money as a married person, you will have enough to fill every hole, like responsibility in your home, your spouse and kids, your investment, and your gambling too.

Whatever I plan on doing though, gambling comes last.