Learning from those who have experience

[mvdheuvel1983]

On a scale of 1 to 10, I would rank gambling addiction as 9. Anyone who has gotten hooked on it can attest that it is one of the most difficult addictions to break free from. Some years back, my gambling addiction was slots. I kept losing. Each time I lost, my consolation and motivation is the hope of a win in the next game but it didn't change. I remember deleting a lot of these gambling apps and closing my accounts on the gambling websites. Unfortunately, after some weeks, I'd go back, redownload the gambling apps, sign up on a new casinos website. I lost control of myself. One of the things that made it difficult quit it was, I was getting an inflows of crypto payments on an app I partnered with a friend to build. Users signed up and paid in crypto to gain access to its features.

After I figured this out, I took a bold step. I cut the funding, that is , I made the app and it's features free for the general public. In no time, I was getting little to no crypto from this app to fund my gambling addiction and it was a game changer. My addiction came under control and now I am free from it.

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[Hirose UK]

On a scale of 1 to 10, I would rank gambling addiction as 9. Anyone who has gotten hooked on it can attest that it is one of the most difficult addictions to break free from. Some years back, my gambling addiction was slots. I kept losing. Each time I lost, my consolation and motivation is the hope of a win in the next game but it didn't change. I remember deleting a lot of these gambling apps and closing my accounts on the gambling websites. Unfortunately, after some weeks, I'd go back, redownload the gambling apps, sign up on a new casinos website. I lost control of myself. One of the things that made it difficult quit it was, I was getting an inflows of crypto payments on an app I partnered with a friend to build. Users signed up and paid in crypto to gain access to its features.

Have you experienced the bitter experience of gambling and repeated it twice and don't you realize that the experience of gambling addiction which results in losing control over every action can make you lose more things?
From this experience you should be able to control and limit your finances even though there are supporting factors such as money in the form of crypto that goes into your gambling account and from the amount of money that comes in you can use 30% or half for gambling and the rest can be withdrawn and saved in the form of fiat.

After I figured this out, I took a bold step. I cut the funding, that is , I made the app and it's features free for the general public. In no time, I was getting little to no crypto from this app to fund my gambling addiction and it was a game changer. My addiction came under control and now I am free from it.

If you do this it doesn't seem like a good solution because you lose the flow of profits that you can get and of course that is a big loss.
It's better to keep running it as before and only use a small amount of funds so that you can still gamble for fun and on the other hand have some profits that can be secured or saved.

[maydna]

It is at the moment when we decide to exceed our spending per day in the game that we cross the line which is called addiction. If we think about winning, then this is a direct path to losing. But naturally, the vast majority think about it and enter the game.

Watching professional players, I noticed that they have a fire inside that drives them to develop in order to know all the subtleties. I would even say they have an addiction on the edge, with which they know how to balance on a thin thread, but almost never fall.

Many people have experienced this and even become seriously addicted to gambling. They cannot stay within their limits because there is a temptation to continue gambling, so they decide to exceed their budget limits. This will happen to people trying to chase victory because they don't think about ending their gambling but still want another win.

Professional players have all the abilities to overcome problems that may arise while they are gambling so that they will not become addicted. They already know what to do if something bothers them, such as greed to chase more wins. And they are different from most gamblers in that they can avoid gambling addiction. That's why we need to learn to gamble responsibly from them so that we don't experience big losses.

[darewaller]

I dont really understand what you mean by hard addiction experience in gambling. I think you should throw more light on that. But when it comes to addiction in gambling greed and impatience is the ultimate cause.

But, I guess you already know what the word "hard" means? And then the word "addiction"? You can just combine them to easily understand it's definition. In case you still don't know, well hard addiction is addiction that are from the highest level already. It's different from the common addiction that we know and this one is much harder to cure.

When we are on this stage, maybe we are hopeless already that we can recover but trust me or others who can say that it's possible. Not just in gambling but any other else addiction is cause by a greed or wanting to have more of that thing. We just can't get enough because these things gives us a good feeling, but yeah it also has to do with our patience.

[molsewid]

I dont really understand what you mean by hard addiction experience in gambling. I think you should throw more light on that. But when it comes to addiction in gambling greed and impatience is the ultimate cause.

But, I guess you already know what the word "hard" means? And then the word "addiction"? You can just combine them to easily understand it's definition. In case you still don't know, well hard addiction is addiction that are from the highest level already. It's different from the common addiction that we know and this one is much harder to cure.

When we are on this stage, maybe we are hopeless already that we can recover but trust me or others who can say that it's possible. Not just in gambling but any other else addiction is cause by a greed or wanting to have more of that thing. We just can't get enough because these things gives us a good feeling, but yeah it also has to do with our patience.

The moment we accept and have a self awareness that oh I am addicted now in gambling that where the recovery will start, because we no longer deny that thought and that emotion. We all know that it is hard to get out to the trap in addiction but in case we are get addicted not only in gambling we should seek help to professionals because they know the best for us.

[bitgolden]

Gambling can be very challenging when we have not made the right decisions for ourselves. So many people especially the newbies may think that gambling is a very easy activity but never it's not so. One need to pass through some rough time and if we are not careful, we can lost ourselves in the act. Those who think gambling is very easy and cool should go in fully and see for themselves what it is really all about. We need to make plans as a gambler or we are going to get lost in the process.

Experience from pro gamblers will aides us in most sectors of gambling, more like a step to step. Making plans not to end up like other worse gamblers that have liquidated their accounts due to the significant losses they recorded in gambling. I'm always exploring more options because I have no excuse to settle for losses, bouncing back to the system witn appropriate strategy. Gambling is considered an easy activity for some of us and complicated for most of us. We only tends to be on the safer side if we apply an effective gambling strategy and know our risks management.

I am not entirely sure about that. Someone who has experience in gambling is not the type of person I would be very keen to listen and follow the advices of. I am not saying that gamblers are degenerates or anything like that but I can say that there are many among them so we should be careful, I wouldn't know if that's a good person or not, and I would have hard time caring about the suggestions and instead focus too much on trying to figure out if that person is someone to listen to or not, meanwhile miss the point of the advice at start.

This is why I believe that we are going to end up with something that will change the perception of the gamblers if we want to really care about what they say, or at least for me.

[wxa7115]

The moment we accept and have a self awareness that oh I am addicted now in gambling that where the recovery will start, because we no longer deny that thought and that emotion. We all know that it is hard to get out to the trap in addiction but in case we are get addicted not only in gambling we should seek help to professionals because they know the best for us.

It is often mentioned that the first step to leave an addiction behind is for the addicted to recognize that they are addicted, if that first step is not taken then that person will always come up with excuses about why they are fine and they are in complete control of their behavior, even if for anyone that is around them is obvious this is not the case.

However it is also important to mention that even if a person admits they are indeed addicted there is no guarantee they will be able to fully recover.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

I want to ask those of you who have a hard addiction experience in gambling and then you can treat it yourself, and today still playing gambling but with the principle of good management and financial management in gambling.
I want to know how you break away from the addiction, you can mention the actions taken or what kind of steps? And how long do you need time to break away from the addiction that has been experienced?

"I want to find out because I think your experience in the case as I mentioned will be useful for readers, especially for me personally"

If I'm not mistaken there are threads on the same subject but to still answer your question, I once had a hard time managing my gambling habits. I was before spending $3k four times a week (which is a huge amount for me), not including extra bets on remaining days of the week. What made me realize things is when I quit my job back then. Money became more of a struggle which knocked me on my feet. Realization pushed me to manage my finances since then, and also made me see how hard it is to earn money and why it is not advisable to spend that much in gambling. Quite of a cliché story but for sure many of us came to that realization.

Nowadays I am limiting my weekly budget in gambling to $500 'coz this is the amount I can afford losing in exchange for chances and entertainment.

     -  OMG! 3000 dollars; do you know that with that amount I can buy a land between 100 square meters and more? Then you only gambled for a week. This is also a strong addiction you experience. Since I don't have a gambling addiction, I can also learn from the experiences of others here.

Just like you, I also learned a lesson from 3k$ to 500$ weekly, but it's still big for me. In our country, that amount is the salary of a manager or public teacher for one month. But that's still big, and I can see that the remaining addiction to gambling is still big; anyway it's still your money.

[bitterguy28]

I want to ask those of you who have a hard addiction experience in gambling and then you can treat it yourself, and today still playing gambling but with the principle of good management and financial management in gambling.
I want to know how you break away from the addiction, you can mention the actions taken or what kind of steps? And how long do you need time to break away from the addiction that has been experienced?

"I want to find out because I think your experience in the case as I mentioned will be useful for readers, especially for me personally"

I cannot talk for my experience because I only have a little and not turn addicted from ther e, but there is a friend that I come to know who manage to leave addiction and now  a good and managed gambler.
allocating small amount each time when playing and yes can manage to stand the table at all time it needed.

But treating a gambling problem can help you regain a sense of control — and possibly help heal damaged relationships or finances. Treatment for compulsive gambling may include these approaches: Therapy. Behavioral therapy or cognitive behavioral therapy may be helpful.

https://www.google.com/search?q=is+it+possible+to+recover+from+gambling+addiction&rlz=1C1KNTJ_enPH946PH946&oq=managing+gambling+addiction&aqs=chrome.4.69i57j0i22i30j0i390i650l5.12163j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Google says it is possible , but we must go through proper treatment and of course , with our own dedication and perseverance .

[Blitzboy]

It is at the moment when we decide to exceed our spending per day in the game that we cross the line which is called addiction. If we think about winning, then this is a direct path to losing. But naturally, the vast majority think about it and enter the game.

Watching professional players, I noticed that they have a fire inside that drives them to develop in order to know all the subtleties. I would even say they have an addiction on the edge, with which they know how to balance on a thin thread, but almost never fall.

Many people have experienced this and even become seriously addicted to gambling. They cannot stay within their limits because there is a temptation to continue gambling, so they decide to exceed their budget limits. This will happen to people trying to chase victory because they don't think about ending their gambling but still want another win.

Professional players have all the abilities to overcome problems that may arise while they are gambling so that they will not become addicted. They already know what to do if something bothers them, such as greed to chase more wins. And they are different from most gamblers in that they can avoid gambling addiction. That's why we need to learn to gamble responsibly from them so that we don't experience big losses.

People are drawn to winning, which can impair their judgement. Pros usually plan to curb their cravings.

Knowledge becomes power here. Knowing the risks makes you more cautious. Copying pros may seem like the ideal way to improve, but they've been practising for a long time and know everything about the game.

While their approaches can help, self-awareness and persistence are the greatest ways to fight addiction. You must know when to bet and when to quit.

[khiholangkang]

If I'm not mistaken there are threads on the same subject but to still answer your question, I once had a hard time managing my gambling habits. I was before spending $3k four times a week (which is a huge amount for me), not including extra bets on remaining days of the week. What made me realize things is when I quit my job back then. Money became more of a struggle which knocked me on my feet. Realization pushed me to manage my finances since then, and also made me see how hard it is to earn money and why it is not advisable to spend that much in gambling. Quite of a cliché story but for sure many of us came to that realization.

Nowadays I am limiting my weekly budget in gambling to $500 'coz this is the amount I can afford losing in exchange for chances and entertainment.

     -  OMG! 3000 dollars; do you know that with that amount I can buy a land between 100 square meters and more? Then you only gambled for a week. This is also a strong addiction you experience. Since I don't have a gambling addiction, I can also learn from the experiences of others here.

Just like you, I also learned a lesson from 3k$ to 500$ weekly, but it's still big for me. In our country, that amount is the salary of a manager or public teacher for one month. But that's still big, and I can see that the remaining addiction to gambling is still big; anyway it's still your money.

$ 3000 is very large for average salaries in developing countries including in my country, I am the biggest $ 500- $ 1500 to spend money in gambling, maybe the value I spend is not so great for many people here, but for me it is very large that makes I want to stop gambling, at least I can release addiction in gambling even though I still want to play.

I want to ask those of you who have a hard addiction experience in gambling and then you can treat it yourself, and today still playing gambling but with the principle of good management and financial management in gambling.
I want to know how you break away from the addiction, you can mention the actions taken or what kind of steps? And how long do you need time to break away from the addiction that has been experienced?

"I want to find out because I think your experience in the case as I mentioned will be useful for readers, especially for me personally"

I cannot talk for my experience because I only have a little and not turn addicted from ther e, but there is a friend that I come to know who manage to leave addiction and now  a good and managed gambler.
allocating small amount each time when playing and yes can manage to stand the table at all time it needed.

But treating a gambling problem can help you regain a sense of control — and possibly help heal damaged relationships or finances. Treatment for compulsive gambling may include these approaches: Therapy. Behavioral therapy or cognitive behavioral therapy may be helpful.

https://www.google.com/search?q=is+it+possible+to+recover+from+gambling+addiction&rlz=1C1KNTJ_enPH946PH946&oq=managing+gambling+addiction&aqs=chrome.4.69i57j0i22i30j0i390i650l5.12163j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Google says it is possible , but we must go through proper treatment and of course , with our own dedication and perseverance .

I thank those of you who have suggested seeing the article from Google, but I try not to depend on Google, so I want to ask the people here to give their experience stories in completing their addiction, because it is indeed quite better than I read From the free article out there, but I say thank you in advance.
And indeed what is conveyed in the article is not much different from what is expressed by people who give advice here, but they are far more explicit and short.

[wiss19]

On a scale of 1 to 10, I would rank gambling addiction as 9. Anyone who has gotten hooked on it can attest that it is one of the most difficult addictions to break free from. Some years back, my gambling addiction was slots. I kept losing. Each time I lost, my consolation and motivation is the hope of a win in the next game but it didn't change. I remember deleting a lot of these gambling apps and closing my accounts on the gambling websites. Unfortunately, after some weeks, I'd go back, redownload the gambling apps, sign up on a new casinos website. I lost control of myself. One of the things that made it difficult quit it was, I was getting an inflows of crypto payments on an app I partnered with a friend to build. Users signed up and paid in crypto to gain access to its features.

After I figured this out, I took a bold step. I cut the funding, that is , I made the app and it's features free for the general public. In no time, I was getting little to no crypto from this app to fund my gambling addiction and it was a game changer. My addiction came under control and now I am free from it.

That's the way to go around it, as long as you have money available, you will keep gambling if you are addicted to it, and if you see that you don't have any money for it, you will most probably stop doing it and eventually get rid of the addiction. However, there are some people who will get into bad things once they run out of money if their addiction has reached a different height. They will look for ways that they can use to get some money only to continue gambling.

So, though what you said works for most people who don't have the courage to do illegal or unethical stuff for money, those who are daring and don't care about anything will go so deep in it that they will even kidnap people or rob them only to feed their gambling addiction and that is very much dangerous.

[Dzwaafu11]

I want to know how you break away from the addiction, you can mention the actions taken or what kind of steps? And how long do you need time to break away from the addiction that has been experienced?

When I was gambling much, the only time I remember that I’m about to get addicted or have been addicted to gambling is when I gamble, my money has run out, and I still need another way to get money and gamble. However, the only thing I did that time was that I went to a friend to get advice about how to gamble too much because he has been telling me that I gamble a lot, but I wasn’t listening to him, so he now told me that what I should do is stop going around the casino shop anytime because by then I even don’t like to be gambling on my mobile phone. I usually go to the casino shop, so this guy told me that I should find something else that will keep me busy, which is work, and I should reduce how I follow my friends who are also gamblers.
And that is what I did, and till today I don’t gamble much like before. Now I gamble like twice a week, sometimes once a week, because by then it was out of hand and I couldn’t even control it.

    -  OMG! 3000 dollars; do you know that with that amount I can buy a land between 100 square meters and more? Then you only gambled for a week. This is also a strong addiction you experience. Since I don't have a gambling addiction, I can also learn from the experiences of others here.

Just like you, I also learned a lesson from 3k$ to 500$ weekly, but it's still big for me. In our country, that amount is the salary of a manager or public teacher for one month. But that's still big, and I can see that the remaining addiction to gambling is still big; anyway it's still your money.

You're funny, mate. You know, if you are not a gambler or addicted to it, you will see this money as very big or experiencing some difficulty using it to gamble, but for someone who is already addicted to gambling, definitely if they even have more than this money, they will still spend it on gambling. Although you are right, $300 is not small money; it will save many lives the way the economy is going right now, but gamblers or someone who is addicted to gambling don’t know that they are the only ones who derive pleasure.

However, $300 is more than what a public teacher is earning monthly in my country. Some teachers don’t even earn up to $150 when compared to my local currency, so you can see that this person needs help to get rid of this addiction; if not, he will definitely experience a hard time if he continues like this.

On a scale of 1 to 10, I would rank gambling addiction as 9. Anyone who has gotten hooked on it can attest that it is one of the most difficult addictions to break free from. Some years back, my gambling addiction was slots. I kept losing. Each time I lost, my consolation and motivation is the hope of a win in the next game but it didn't change. I remember deleting a lot of these gambling apps and closing my accounts on the gambling websites. Unfortunately, after some weeks, I'd go back, redownload the gambling apps, sign up on a new casinos website. I lost control of myself. One of the things that made it difficult quit it was, I was getting an inflows of crypto payments on an app I partnered with a friend to build. Users signed up and paid in crypto to gain access to its features.

After I figured this out, I took a bold step. I cut the funding, that is , I made the app and it's features free for the general public. In no time, I was getting little to no crypto from this app to fund my gambling addiction and it was a game changer. My addiction came under control and now I am free from it.

That's the way to go around it, as long as you have money available, you will keep gambling if you are addicted to it, and if you see that you don't have any money for it, you will most probably stop doing it and eventually get rid of the addiction. However, there are some people who will get into bad things once they run out of money if their addiction has reached a different height. They will look for ways that they can use to get some money only to continue gambling.

So, though what you said works for most people who don't have the courage to do illegal or unethical stuff for money, those who are daring and don't care about anything will go so deep in it that they will even kidnap people or rob them only to feed their gambling addiction and that is very much dangerous.

You are right, mate. As long as someone has money and is already addicted to it, they will definitely gamble, and if they don't, they will still find any means to get it and gamble. Even if they take a loan, it is not a big deal to them. And again, there are others who, if they are just newly addicted and their addiction hasn't gone a long way, will stop it immediately. They will continue when they have money, and when they notice that it's gambling, they will not even gamble again.

[Cryptmuster]

That's the way to go around it, as long as you have money available, you will keep gambling if you are addicted to it, and if you see that you don't have any money for it, you will most probably stop doing it and eventually get rid of the addiction. However, there are some people who will get into bad things once they run out of money if their addiction has reached a different height. They will look for ways that they can use to get some money only to continue gambling.

Some people have an addiction to loans, or perhaps it is an addiction to spending money, they constantly need to buy something, it is clear that the money will quickly run out and they will be obliged to take out even more loans. If such a person becomes addicted to gambling, then it will definitely become a very big problem, he will not stop when he runs out of money.

[maydna]

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People are drawn to winning, which can impair their judgement. Pros usually plan to curb their cravings.

Knowledge becomes power here. Knowing the risks makes you more cautious. Copying pros may seem like the ideal way to improve, but they've been practising for a long time and know everything about the game.

While their approaches can help, self-awareness and persistence are the greatest ways to fight addiction. You must know when to bet and when to quit.

It's okay for a gambler to copy professional players to learn what it takes to become a professional player. But often, a gambler loses the opportunity to learn because he often loses self-control even though self-control is one way to avoid possible problems. And they are only interested in the wins obtained by professional players without learning how they can remain calm and control their emotions.

That's why it's very difficult to become a professional gambler because it requires a lot of things, and they have to be learned one by one. And even though it takes a lot of time, that shouldn't be a barrier for a gambler to learn and master it. If they are successful, they will easily control themselves and know when to bet and when to stop gambling.

[nara1892]

That's the way to go around it, as long as you have money available, you will keep gambling if you are addicted to it, and if you see that you don't have any money for it, you will most probably stop doing it and eventually get rid of the addiction. However, there are some people who will get into bad things once they run out of money if their addiction has reached a different height. They will look for ways that they can use to get some money only to continue gambling.

Some people have an addiction to loans, or perhaps it is an addiction to spending money, they constantly need to buy something, it is clear that the money will quickly run out and they will be obliged to take out even more loans. If such a person becomes addicted to gambling, then it will definitely become a very big problem, he will not stop when he runs out of money.

Yes, the point is that whatever the type of addiction is basically the average addiction always leads us to something worse or even very bad, those who live dependently by utilizing loans will not be able to get progress in their lives and especially for some of those who like to spend money it is very clear that when one day they experience something unexpected and urgent that really needs money then they can't do anything except borrow again. I think saving money is a better thing to minimize the unexpected in the future.

And yes it would be very dangerous if someone who has a habit of always spending the money they have then they get into gambling, obviously I can't imagine what will happen next. The borrowing habit will be even more uncontrollable because as we know the temptation of winning in gambling is very difficult to avoid, so before getting into gambling I think it's better for you to change that bad habit from now on, your money is very valuable, and you get it from your hard work, so be wiser.

[sompitonov]

It is at the moment when we decide to exceed our spending per day in the game that we cross the line which is called addiction. If we think about winning, then this is a direct path to losing. But naturally, the vast majority think about it and enter the game.

Watching professional players, I noticed that they have a fire inside that drives them to develop in order to know all the subtleties. I would even say they have an addiction on the edge, with which they know how to balance on a thin thread, but almost never fall.

Many people have experienced this and even become seriously addicted to gambling. They cannot stay within their limits because there is a temptation to continue gambling, so they decide to exceed their budget limits. This will happen to people trying to chase victory because they don't think about ending their gambling but still want another win.

Professional players have all the abilities to overcome problems that may arise while they are gambling so that they will not become addicted. They already know what to do if something bothers them, such as greed to chase more wins. And they are different from most gamblers in that they can avoid gambling addiction. That's why we need to learn to gamble responsibly from them so that we don't experience big losses.

People are drawn to winning, which can impair their judgement. Pros usually plan to curb their cravings.

Knowledge becomes power here. Knowing the risks makes you more cautious. Copying pros may seem like the ideal way to improve, but they've been practising for a long time and know everything about the game.

While their approaches can help, self-awareness and persistence are the greatest ways to fight addiction. You must know when to bet and when to quit.

I know a streamer who is watched by about 500 people online every day. This goes on for many years. In fact, we could learn all his actions and try to become just as successful, but we won't understand some situations no matter how hard we try.

There is such a thing as balancing the range at high limits. He can play the same situation differently with the same cards in his hands. He also has a contract for increased rakeback with the poker room where he plays. This is very important for greater profits. He also has donations from stream users. I want to say by this that it is extremely difficult to do all this, I think it is on the verge of superman. Only a few people will be able to earn money this way.

[Jossque]

I found other ways to make money or I directed myself to another area. I can say this in order to improve myself in something. I was a gambling addict at the time, but I play very little now, so I can say that I play for pleasure in a way. I can leave this completely, but sometimes I get bored and I want to play with a small amount. You need to determine your boredom or your source of income. When you focus yourself on something else, you get rid of it, so it's all in your brain. When you reprogram your brain, you don't even want to mess with gambling again.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

It's more better for us to make research well enough for us to know where and from whom to learn from, learning has both negative and positive impacts, if we think the experienced person we are going after to learn from has everything it takes to dispatch the level of the required standard we needed to know and have about gambling, then we can go for it, while learning we should also take note of their mistakes and avoid going through the same pattern, this is why we have to learn in other to avoid making mistakes.

[Hamphser]

It is at the moment when we decide to exceed our spending per day in the game that we cross the line which is called addiction. If we think about winning, then this is a direct path to losing. But naturally, the vast majority think about it and enter the game.

Watching professional players, I noticed that they have a fire inside that drives them to develop in order to know all the subtleties. I would even say they have an addiction on the edge, with which they know how to balance on a thin thread, but almost never fall.

Many people have experienced this and even become seriously addicted to gambling. They cannot stay within their limits because there is a temptation to continue gambling, so they decide to exceed their budget limits. This will happen to people trying to chase victory because they don't think about ending their gambling but still want another win.

Professional players have all the abilities to overcome problems that may arise while they are gambling so that they will not become addicted. They already know what to do if something bothers them, such as greed to chase more wins. And they are different from most gamblers in that they can avoid gambling addiction. That's why we need to learn to gamble responsibly from them so that we don't experience big losses.

People are drawn to winning, which can impair their judgement. Pros usually plan to curb their cravings.

Knowledge becomes power here. Knowing the risks makes you more cautious. Copying pros may seem like the ideal way to improve, but they've been practising for a long time and know everything about the game.

While their approaches can help, self-awareness and persistence are the greatest ways to fight addiction. You must know when to bet and when to quit.

I know a streamer who is watched by about 500 people online every day. This goes on for many years. In fact, we could learn all his actions and try to become just as successful, but we won't understand some situations no matter how hard we try.

There is such a thing as balancing the range at high limits. He can play the same situation differently with the same cards in his hands. He also has a contract for increased rakeback with the poker room where he plays. This is very important for greater profits. He also has donations from stream users. I want to say by this that it is extremely difficult to do all this, I think it is on the verge of superman. Only a few people will be able to earn money this way.

Happening from other people wont really be an assured thing that it would really also happen on you and this is something that we should really be baring up into our minds because lots of factors wont really be that
be able to be completely copied and the one is luck on the time that you would really be making out such move or on something that you are watching and this is why outcome or results would really be totally
different to each other and this is something that you would really be needing to realize because making the same act and it shows different results would really be making out such impulsive emotion which is something that not must really be done because if you do find yourself that doing or being desperate then this would really be surely showing that it isnt really that right anymore because being desperate would
really be making possibly those things which you dont have done before like being that aggressive or really that desperate on the different level.