Low cost but effective solutions to gambling addiction

[junder]

That's true, even though they have lost a lot of money, they still do it repeatedly and they enjoy it. Maybe they really enjoy the game so they still gamble despite the losses and defeats they experience. and in many cases those who gamble cannot accept the losses that occur so they have the aim of gambling as to recover losses, even though if they gamble they should be prepared to lose their money. If they really want to gamble but are not prepared to lose real money they can play based gambling. demo, and I'm sure they already know about demo-based gambling.

However, there are people who force themselves to gamble with real money, even if it's the small amount of money they use, and maybe people like this really can't find fun in demo-based gambling, so they still gamble with a small budget. It is possible that they believe in luck, because if they are lucky they will win even if they use a small budget, even though on the other hand they are not ready to lose that money.

That is a gambler who can still say that they still have a chance to win from gambling even though they have lost a lot of money. They can still act relaxed after losing a lot of money and as if nothing had happened even though if they check the loss, it is a larger amount of money than they are used to. They can still accept their loss despite wanting to return to gambling to recover from their defeat. They want to return to the casino because the desire to win is still so strong that they don't care about their previous losses.

If they can accept gambling games using demo mode, it can save them from losing a lot of money because when playing gambling games, they don't use real money so they can prevent losing a lot of money. But if they force themselves to gamble using real money, they have to be prepared for the loss because it is a real defeat and they will lose their money. Maybe they can prevent big losses by using small capital and not gambling for too long to prevent big losses so they can enjoy the gambling game.

with their attitude that is still relaxed about gambling even though they are annoyed by the many losses they have had, and also if you count all the total losses, I think they will definitely regret it, after all, even though we gamble, we shouldn't see or question the losses that have occurred,  but occasionally there are bound to be some a feeling of regret for the losses that have been incurred. I think that by them continuing to gamble it means they cannot accept the losses that occur so they gamble with the aim of recovering their losses, of course that is wrong.

that's true, if they can do demo-based gambling maybe they can reduce the risk of loss, but yes we know the sensation is different for example with a high bet amount in demo-based gambling compared to real gambling which uses a small bet amount, it will be different , therefore many of them cannot play demo-based gambling because the sensation may be different.  If you really want to gamble, maybe you can use a small bet amount with a limited budget and not too big, to minimize losses, maybe that can be done.

[Julien_Olynpic]

How did this unemployed person got addicted to gambling in the first place?

Cross Addiction can be one therapy. This thread came up yesterday which seems a good alternative to battle addiction which is to divert the addiction to another addictive game. Somehow it could be a solution for a while in order for the addict to divert its attention to somewhere else. He could be battling this addiction soon but at least this will be another topic. PS4 is not so bad though. Somehow addicted to PS4 games is acceptable.

Absolutely right. In my opinion, even W. Shakespeare has a corresponding sonnet. I can't vouch for the accuracy. But the meaning is this:
Try to catch a new infection and you will never remember the old one.
By the way, this works everywhere, not only in gambling. This also works in the case of pathological falling in love (unsuccessful love).
And in the case of professional therapy.. I read how they treat there. The main method is distraction and lack of contact with gambling. But I've seen many players say that taking time away from the game doesn't always work. Well, it’s like if you are forbidden to eat sweets, then most likely you will definitely want to try it.
Therapy works mainly on those who have hit rock bottom.

[arjunmujay]

There are actually many ways to reduce our addiction to gambling. it can be meditation, listening to advice from family or close relatives who have warned you about the dangers of gambling, and lastly try to count your wins and losses from gambling.
If you do all that, you can definitely reduce your addiction to gambling, or even stop you. rather than hiring a therapist whose fees are also not cheap.

[ethereumhunter]

with their attitude that is still relaxed about gambling even though they are annoyed by the many losses they have had, and also if you count all the total losses, I think they will definitely regret it, after all, even though we gamble, we shouldn't see or question the losses that have occurred,  but occasionally there are bound to be some a feeling of regret for the losses that have been incurred. I think that by them continuing to gamble it means they cannot accept the losses that occur so they gamble with the aim of recovering their losses, of course that is wrong.

that's true, if they can do demo-based gambling maybe they can reduce the risk of loss, but yes we know the sensation is different for example with a high bet amount in demo-based gambling compared to real gambling which uses a small bet amount, it will be different , therefore many of them cannot play demo-based gambling because the sensation may be different.  If you really want to gamble, maybe you can use a small bet amount with a limited budget and not too big, to minimize losses, maybe that can be done.

Getting a loss will make someone upset because they didn't expect to get it, but because that is the result of gambling that many gamblers will experience, they have to be able to accept it. They can gamble again another day and it may be their lucky day so they can recover from their frustration. But if we just want to recover from our losses and continue gambling, it will probably increase the number of our losses and we will be increasingly unable to accept it. Those who continue to gamble and experience losses can only regret it without having a big chance to recover their losses.

Using demo-based gambling can avoid any losses, especially in financial terms. But many gamblers don't want to experience it because it is true that it is about sensations that cannot be felt in reality. And that's what makes people deposit their money to start feeling the real sensation of losing and winning so that if they can't control themselves, they will only experience more losses. Although they use small bets, if they are not accompanied by timing, they can experience big losses, especially if they desire to recover or win the gambling game. So when we want to gamble, we first determine how many bets we will use, and we also need to manage the money we can afford to control the money we can afford to gamble.

[piebeyb]

There are actually many ways to reduce our addiction to gambling. it can be meditation, listening to advice from family or close relatives who have warned you about the dangers of gambling, and lastly try to count your wins and losses from gambling.
If you do all that, you can definitely reduce your addiction to gambling, or even stop you. rather than hiring a therapist whose fees are also not cheap.

Yes, it's true that not everyone will be successful in using therapy services, especially those that are very expensive or other methods, most of which only provide a solution but cannot solve the problem. To be able to stop gambling, everything must start and come from oneself. Gambling is not an activity that can provide wealth. and also fun, there are many other positive activities that can generate wealth and pleasure.

Changing this kind of mindset slowly instills in us so that we don't think that gambling is the only activity that can make money and also have fun. After that, it has been successfully implanted in the mindset, start doing other activities that are more positive or say looking for other activities and other hobbies so that can divert the desire to gamble, don't do it forcefully, everything must be done slowly, I'm sure it will reduce gambling addiction slowly even though it takes a long time.

[temple]

There are actually many ways to reduce our addiction to gambling. it can be meditation, listening to advice from family or close relatives who have warned you about the dangers of gambling, and lastly try to count your wins and losses from gambling.
If you do all that, you can definitely reduce your addiction to gambling, or even stop you. rather than hiring a therapist whose fees are also not cheap.

It it was like this, we would have no addiction whatsoever on the whole planet. Counting some numbers, listening to mommy and daddy and meditate and boom, life is under control again.

I am not arguing against you here because maybe you have tried this before or know a bunch of people who counted, meditated and talked to some family members and then they were all set up for an addiction-free life.

I am concerned because there are a lot of things I couldn't read from you. Therapy, professional support, extremely bad events that get the brain working again because someone lost big, traumatic days that taught addicts a lesson. Many people stop drinking when they crashed as hard as possible and wake up the next day. All the things you mentioned is what's probably going on everyday with all the addicts there are, and 1% of them solves their problems with your advice.

[junder]

with their attitude that is still relaxed about gambling even though they are annoyed by the many losses they have had, and also if you count all the total losses, I think they will definitely regret it, after all, even though we gamble, we shouldn't see or question the losses that have occurred,  but occasionally there are bound to be some a feeling of regret for the losses that have been incurred. I think that by them continuing to gamble it means they cannot accept the losses that occur so they gamble with the aim of recovering their losses, of course that is wrong.

that's true, if they can do demo-based gambling maybe they can reduce the risk of loss, but yes we know the sensation is different for example with a high bet amount in demo-based gambling compared to real gambling which uses a small bet amount, it will be different , therefore many of them cannot play demo-based gambling because the sensation may be different.  If you really want to gamble, maybe you can use a small bet amount with a limited budget and not too big, to minimize losses, maybe that can be done.

Getting a loss will make someone upset because they didn't expect to get it, but because that is the result of gambling that many gamblers will experience, they have to be able to accept it. They can gamble again another day and it may be their lucky day so they can recover from their frustration. But if we just want to recover from our losses and continue gambling, it will probably increase the number of our losses and we will be increasingly unable to accept it. Those who continue to gamble and experience losses can only regret it without having a big chance to recover their losses.

Using demo-based gambling can avoid any losses, especially in financial terms. But many gamblers don't want to experience it because it is true that it is about sensations that cannot be felt in reality. And that's what makes people deposit their money to start feeling the real sensation of losing and winning so that if they can't control themselves, they will only experience more losses. Although they use small bets, if they are not accompanied by timing, they can experience big losses, especially if they desire to recover or win the gambling game. So when we want to gamble, we first determine how many bets we will use, and we also need to manage the money we can afford to control the money we can afford to gamble.

I think losing at gambling is predictable, because the chance of losing at gambling is greater than the small chance of winning. It's just that they gamble so stupidly, they know they will always lose but they still gamble and have high hopes for gambling, most of those who gamble can't accept their losses and they still continue to deposit their money to gamble again, even though it's true what you said. say that if they have lost, they should stop first and come back another day to gamble again, because it is impossible for them to recover the losses that have occurred.

What I think is that when they gamble they are only chasing the sensation of losing, not the pleasure, because the greater the chance of losing than winning cannot be changed, especially with the host always winning, technically it is impossible to beat the host, that's right, If you really want to gamble, you hope you can set reasonable limits and not gamble again when you lose because your gambling budget limit for one gambling session has run out.

[nara1892]

There are actually many ways to reduce our addiction to gambling. it can be meditation, listening to advice from family or close relatives who have warned you about the dangers of gambling, and lastly try to count your wins and losses from gambling.
If you do all that, you can definitely reduce your addiction to gambling, or even stop you. rather than hiring a therapist whose fees are also not cheap.

Yes, there are actually quite a lot of ways that can be done to reduce gambling addiction, in any way that they think is quite reasonable and maybe one of them with what you mentioned is meditation or listening to and considering some advice that comes from our closest people such as family members and also maybe by doing calculations about how much they have lost and how much they have won, Not only that and maybe I will also slightly suggest that try to add many other activities such as for example hanging out with family, playing with friends or even some other kind of work that can provide you with income, I'm pretty sure it will be useful to unravel your curiosity and desire to gamble because most likely your mind will be distracted from gambling.

The fact is that all methods will be able to have a good impact in terms of prevention if they really want to reduce their gambling activities for the sake of financial balance, because on the other hand it is useless if they want to reduce it but there is no sincerity to do it then maybe it will be in vain. Actually all of that can be overcome or reduced if you really want to do it and there is no need to hire a therapist or other experts because I think it also costs money which may not even be small.

[LDL]

One of the solutions which is recommended by most gamblers on this forum for gambling addiction is "Therapy" . Professional help in the form of therapy. It is good and very effective but how many persons can actually afford it? There is a fee for each session that lasts for a duration of 60minutes. And there are more than one session. Therapy for gambling addiction is expensive. How can those who are unemployed afford it? How about the college student? Or the person receiving minimum wage. What are the other low cost but very effective solutions to gambling addiction. And typically how long will it take before the addict starts to feel more in control and less withdrawal symptoms?
Will totally appreciate your responses. Thanks.

See you may have mentioned therapy but it doesn't make much sense to me how you would solve a gambling addiction. Especially therapy you cannot give to all class of people especially poor and uneducated people will not want to take therapy no matter how much you value it. But most of the poor and uneducated gamblers get into gambling so intensely that their case requires a great deal of meditation and consultation. But whatever therapy or other psychological counseling you ask them to do, they cannot afford to pay for it. So for now, the only way for those gamblers who are addicted to gambling is self-control. But for this self control they definitely need good meditation which is definitely better if it is a government treatment center or a drug addiction treatment center. But I don't think it is reasonable to provide any expensive treatment or therapy for these poor and uneducated gamblers. In this, those gamblers will never be able to control themselves from gambling because they will never be able to manage the amount to be spent for this advanced treatment.

[Blitzboy]

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Getting a loss will make someone upset because they didn't expect to get it, but because that is the result of gambling that many gamblers will experience, they have to be able to accept it. They can gamble again another day and it may be their lucky day so they can recover from their frustration. But if we just want to recover from our losses and continue gambling, it will probably increase the number of our losses and we will be increasingly unable to accept it. Those who continue to gamble and experience losses can only regret it without having a big chance to recover their losses.

Using demo-based gambling can avoid any losses, especially in financial terms. But many gamblers don't want to experience it because it is true that it is about sensations that cannot be felt in reality. And that's what makes people deposit their money to start feeling the real sensation of losing and winning so that if they can't control themselves, they will only experience more losses. Although they use small bets, if they are not accompanied by timing, they can experience big losses, especially if they desire to recover or win the gambling game. So when we want to gamble, we first determine how many bets we will use, and we also need to manage the money we can afford to control the money we can afford to gamble.

I've been there, I know that "the big win" can distort our judgment. As you said, gambling must be accepted. Losses are part of the game, not merely potential.

Demo-based gambling is fascinating. I think this is powerful, especially for beginners. Like a pilot flight simulator, it simulates the experience without the financial risk. You're right - it lacks the excitement of actual stakes. Here, self-control is vital. Gambling should be fun, not lucrative.

I've always advocated for time and money constraints. Self-governance lets you experience the thrill without pursuing losses. Remember, the best gamblers know when to quit. It takes judgment and moderation to walk the line between fun and stupidity.

[ethereumhunter]

I think losing at gambling is predictable, because the chance of losing at gambling is greater than the small chance of winning. It's just that they gamble so stupidly, they know they will always lose but they still gamble and have high hopes for gambling, most of those who gamble can't accept their losses and they still continue to deposit their money to gamble again, even though it's true what you said. say that if they have lost, they should stop first and come back another day to gamble again, because it is impossible for them to recover the losses that have occurred.

What I think is that when they gamble they are only chasing the sensation of losing, not the pleasure, because the greater the chance of losing than winning cannot be changed, especially with the host always winning, technically it is impossible to beat the host, that's right, If you really want to gamble, you hope you can set reasonable limits and not gamble again when you lose because your gambling budget limit for one gambling session has run out.

We can predict the chance of losing when gambling after we play for some time. When we experience loss, we should be able to realize that the chance of winning is not as big as the chance of losing so that we can prevent further losses by stopping the gambling game. We can return to gambling again at another time and not continue gambling that day to prevent losing more money. Most people will deposit their money again when it is almost gone because they think they can still win. And even though they can win, they must remember how much they lost so that even if they win, the amount they win won't be as big as the amount they lost.

It's true that they gamble because they're chasing the sensation, whether it's the sensation of losing or winning. But they get various kinds of negative and positive feelings, which will make them keep going back to gambling. We must also remember that the house will always get the biggest win. While many gamblers experience losses, we have to be able to prevent that loss from happening to us. Only by controlling ourselves to prevent loss can we do so that we will not experience losing a lot of money.

I've been there, I know that "the big win" can distort our judgment. As you said, gambling must be accepted. Losses are part of the game, not merely potential.

Demo-based gambling is fascinating. I think this is powerful, especially for beginners. Like a pilot flight simulator, it simulates the experience without the financial risk. You're right - it lacks the excitement of actual stakes. Here, self-control is vital. Gambling should be fun, not lucrative.

I've always advocated for time and money constraints. Self-governance lets you experience the thrill without pursuing losses. Remember, the best gamblers know when to quit. It takes judgment and moderation to walk the line between fun and stupidity.

The words "big win" can make gamblers return to gambling and spend more money. They have difficulty accepting whatever results they get from gambling so they still decide to continue gambling. This makes it difficult for them to control themselves from gambling and they are still tempted to get that "big win".

Demo-based gambling helps beginners who are curious about gambling but provided that they will not use their money to start gambling. Or at least if they want to use their money to gamble, they must be able to control themselves when they start gambling because when they gamble, they can have difficulty controlling themselves. There is a possibility that they will also be tempted to deposit more money. That has happened to many beginners and made them lose a lot of money.

Having limits on money and time is very necessary so that people do not lose control of themselves in gambling, and even though it is difficult, it still has to be practiced so that they become accustomed to controlling themselves. We cannot continue gambling because we are also limited in terms of money. Maybe we have more time, but we don't have much money, which is the main problem we must pay attention to.

[junder]

I think losing at gambling is predictable, because the chance of losing at gambling is greater than the small chance of winning. It's just that they gamble so stupidly, they know they will always lose but they still gamble and have high hopes for gambling, most of those who gamble can't accept their losses and they still continue to deposit their money to gamble again, even though it's true what you said. say that if they have lost, they should stop first and come back another day to gamble again, because it is impossible for them to recover the losses that have occurred.

What I think is that when they gamble they are only chasing the sensation of losing, not the pleasure, because the greater the chance of losing than winning cannot be changed, especially with the host always winning, technically it is impossible to beat the host, that's right, If you really want to gamble, you hope you can set reasonable limits and not gamble again when you lose because your gambling budget limit for one gambling session has run out.

We can predict the chance of losing when gambling after we play for some time. When we experience loss, we should be able to realize that the chance of winning is not as big as the chance of losing so that we can prevent further losses by stopping the gambling game. We can return to gambling again at another time and not continue gambling that day to prevent losing more money. Most people will deposit their money again when it is almost gone because they think they can still win. And even though they can win, they must remember how much they lost so that even if they win, the amount they win won't be as big as the amount they lost.

It's true that they gamble because they're chasing the sensation, whether it's the sensation of losing or winning. But they get various kinds of negative and positive feelings, which will make them keep going back to gambling. We must also remember that the house will always get the biggest win. While many gamblers experience losses, we have to be able to prevent that loss from happening to us. Only by controlling ourselves to prevent loss can we do so that we will not experience losing a lot of money.

That is what must be remembered and underlined, that the chance of winning is not as big as the chance of losing. There are also those who say that in gambling they think it's 50/50, but I myself am more confident with 90/10 if the chance of losing is greater than the chance of winning. maybe with good self-control the risk of loss will be slightly reduced, because many gamblers experience big losses, in my opinion it is because they don't have good self-control so they continue to gamble in the hope of getting a big win that can cover the losses they have had before. -previously. and what you say is true is that the number of wins will most likely not be comparable to the number of losses that have occurred.

I think what makes them continue to gamble is because they can't control themselves well so they follow their greed which causes them to experience quite a lot of losses. and also the fact that the host will always win is also what must be remembered in gambling.

[Hirose UK]

There are actually many ways to reduce our addiction to gambling. it can be meditation, listening to advice from family or close relatives who have warned you about the dangers of gambling, and lastly try to count your wins and losses from gambling.
If you do all that, you can definitely reduce your addiction to gambling, or even stop you. rather than hiring a therapist whose fees are also not cheap.

Is all this easy to do and can be done by most gamblers?
I not sure what you are saying here because gambling addicts are not someone who is easy to direct, they have a way of thinking that is much different from normal people in general.
No gambling addict can truly recover just because of meditation efforts or listening to advice from those closest to them, on average gambling addicts only think about what they want to always do, namely gambling.
I know quite lot of people who experience condition where they are addicted and find it difficult to stop or cure it, the only thing that can be done is to put pressure on gambling activities.
Indeed, this does not guarantee or can make addicts recover, but this can reduce the intensity of gambling, even though they are still classified as addicts, they can limit the amount of losses that occur.

[ethereumhunter]

That is what must be remembered and underlined, that the chance of winning is not as big as the chance of losing. There are also those who say that in gambling they think it's 50/50, but I myself am more confident with 90/10 if the chance of losing is greater than the chance of winning. maybe with good self-control the risk of loss will be slightly reduced, because many gamblers experience big losses, in my opinion it is because they don't have good self-control so they continue to gamble in the hope of getting a big win that can cover the losses they have had before. -previously. and what you say is true is that the number of wins will most likely not be comparable to the number of losses that have occurred.

I think what makes them continue to gamble is because they can't control themselves well so they follow their greed which causes them to experience quite a lot of losses. and also the fact that the host will always win is also what must be remembered in gambling.

Your ratio seems more reasonable because when we start gambling, our chances of winning will be smaller than the chances of losing, so we must be very careful in using money to bet. We can't keep trying to chase victory because it won't be easy, so we have to understand that we should only gamble moderately and not exceed the limits not to lose a lot of money. By understanding that when playing gambling, we will not always be able to win, we will always try to maintain self-awareness and self-control so that we can enjoy gambling as entertainment only. After we can properly understand the meaning of gambling, we can become wiser in using gambling as well as possible without any desire to chase victory.

Apart from that, their desire to continue gambling is because they still want to win from difficult gambling. They must understand that playing gambling continuously can cause problems and when the problem becomes big, they can experience gambling addiction.

[junder]

That is what must be remembered and underlined, that the chance of winning is not as big as the chance of losing. There are also those who say that in gambling they think it's 50/50, but I myself am more confident with 90/10 if the chance of losing is greater than the chance of winning. maybe with good self-control the risk of loss will be slightly reduced, because many gamblers experience big losses, in my opinion it is because they don't have good self-control so they continue to gamble in the hope of getting a big win that can cover the losses they have had before. -previously. and what you say is true is that the number of wins will most likely not be comparable to the number of losses that have occurred.

I think what makes them continue to gamble is because they can't control themselves well so they follow their greed which causes them to experience quite a lot of losses. and also the fact that the host will always win is also what must be remembered in gambling.

Your ratio seems more reasonable because when we start gambling, our chances of winning will be smaller than the chances of losing, so we must be very careful in using money to bet. We can't keep trying to chase victory because it won't be easy, so we have to understand that we should only gamble moderately and not exceed the limits not to lose a lot of money. By understanding that when playing gambling, we will not always be able to win, we will always try to maintain self-awareness and self-control so that we can enjoy gambling as entertainment only. After we can properly understand the meaning of gambling, we can become wiser in using gambling as well as possible without any desire to chase victory.

Apart from that, their desire to continue gambling is because they still want to win from difficult gambling. They must understand that playing gambling continuously can cause problems and when the problem becomes big, they can experience gambling addiction.

It's true, in using it to bet it should also be careful because of course most of those who gamble want to win, unless there is a person who deposits his money with a large enough amount and he doesn't care about the money then he can play crazy on gambling by placing a big bet but he doesn't care about it and is also ready to lose the money he has. and indeed you shouldn't do gambling by chasing victory because it's not recommended.

It is important to have limits in gambling, and that can happen if we have good self-control besides that gambling wisely must be done so that we do not experience a lot of losses in gambling,  it is true what you say if they continue to gamble there is a high probability of problems and the problem may be small but with those who cannot control themselves well then the problem can potentially be big, and in my opinion if they are addicted it is a big problem.

[Suzume]

One of the solutions which is recommended by most gamblers on this forum for gambling addiction is "Therapy" . Professional help in the form of therapy. It is good and very effective but how many persons can actually afford it? There is a fee for each session that lasts for a duration of 60minutes. And there are more than one session. Therapy for gambling addiction is expensive. How can those who are unemployed afford it? How about the college student? Or the person receiving minimum wage. What are the other low cost but very effective solutions to gambling addiction. And typically how long will it take before the addict starts to feel more in control and less withdrawal symptoms?
Will totally appreciate your responses. Thanks.

See you may have mentioned therapy but it doesn't make much sense to me how you would solve a gambling addiction. Especially therapy you cannot give to all class of people especially poor and uneducated people will not want to take therapy no matter how much you value it. But most of the poor and uneducated gamblers get into gambling so intensely that their case requires a great deal of meditation and consultation. But whatever therapy or other psychological counseling you ask them to do, they cannot afford to pay for it. So for now, the only way for those gamblers who are addicted to gambling is self-control. But for this self control they definitely need good meditation which is definitely better if it is a government treatment center or a drug addiction treatment center. But I don't think it is reasonable to provide any expensive treatment or therapy for these poor and uneducated gamblers. In this, those gamblers will never be able to control themselves from gambling because they will never be able to manage the amount to be spent for this advanced treatment.

For reducing gambling addection tharapy is the high cost is it effective or not I don't know. But if a person want to left gambling then the best way is give time to family friends etc. Try to spend more time with friends. That will be effective. Because everyone can not efforts the tharapy cost for reduced gambling cost because everyone's financial condition is not good enough and everyone can't bear it.

[ethereumhunter]

It's true, in using it to bet it should also be careful because of course most of those who gamble want to win, unless there is a person who deposits his money with a large enough amount and he doesn't care about the money then he can play crazy on gambling by placing a big bet but he doesn't care about it and is also ready to lose the money he has. and indeed you shouldn't do gambling by chasing victory because it's not recommended.

It is important to have limits in gambling, and that can happen if we have good self-control besides that gambling wisely must be done so that we do not experience a lot of losses in gambling,  it is true what you say if they continue to gamble there is a high probability of problems and the problem may be small but with those who cannot control themselves well then the problem can potentially be big, and in my opinion if they are addicted it is a big problem.

Yes, if we can be careful in using our money to gamble, we can prevent a lot of losses so that we don't have to deposit more money to play, especially if we still have many other needs that we have to fulfil. We will not gamble like crazy because we know it will only speed up the loss of money and we will lose a lot. We can only use gambling as entertainment and don't need to try to chase win because that will be very difficult to do.

By setting clear boundaries when gambling, we can prevent many losses and control ourselves well while gambling. We can also avoid the gambling addiction problem that many people have experienced so that it won't happen to us. And we should be able to learn self-control continuously so that we won't have difficulty playing gambling. We also won't gamble continuously because it will only give us more problems. The important thing is that we know our limits when playing gambling and will not try to cross those limits so that we can enjoy gambling as we should.

[junder]

It's true, in using it to bet it should also be careful because of course most of those who gamble want to win, unless there is a person who deposits his money with a large enough amount and he doesn't care about the money then he can play crazy on gambling by placing a big bet but he doesn't care about it and is also ready to lose the money he has. and indeed you shouldn't do gambling by chasing victory because it's not recommended.

It is important to have limits in gambling, and that can happen if we have good self-control besides that gambling wisely must be done so that we do not experience a lot of losses in gambling,  it is true what you say if they continue to gamble there is a high probability of problems and the problem may be small but with those who cannot control themselves well then the problem can potentially be big, and in my opinion if they are addicted it is a big problem.

Yes, if we can be careful in using our money to gamble, we can prevent a lot of losses so that we don't have to deposit more money to play, especially if we still have many other needs that we have to fulfil. We will not gamble like crazy because we know it will only speed up the loss of money and we will lose a lot. We can only use gambling as entertainment and don't need to try to chase win because that will be very difficult to do.

By setting clear boundaries when gambling, we can prevent many losses and control ourselves well while gambling. We can also avoid the gambling addiction problem that many people have experienced so that it won't happen to us. And we should be able to learn self-control continuously so that we won't have difficulty playing gambling. We also won't gamble continuously because it will only give us more problems. The important thing is that we know our limits when playing gambling and will not try to cross those limits so that we can enjoy gambling as we should.

what happens a lot like this, they tend not to care about their basic needs because they still believe that what they are doing can produce big profits, but who knows when that will happen even if there is a victory, it does not guarantee the victory they will get. it's very big They can gamble within predetermined limits, especially from a financial perspective of course they don't have to gamble by spending a lot of money in just one game session. They can do this within the limits set and if they have finished one game session they have to stop and come back another day maybe luck will be on their side and give them a win, that might happen.

But I think the limit will be there if they have self-control, because everything they have to have to avoid losses in gambling in my opinion is in self-control so the most important thing is self-control, if they don't have good self-control then they won't be able to have a sense of responsibility in gambling, limits in gambling and so on. but I believe they can have self-control to reduce the risk of losses and the bad effects of gambling  as long as they realize first that excessive gambling can cause big problems.

[slaman29]

Buddy system.

I say it in this forum every few times. It's the only thing that works for me, it was due to forex I had this system and it transferred over to gambling.

Have one guy know everything. Your bets your expenses. And ask him to confirm your biggest riskiest bets. It has to be a gambler too, but not someone to close. Just we are buddies over 15 years now, I warn him when he is taking too big risk he does same for me.

Take a break, buddy. It's the most welcome phrase to hear.

[nullama]

Buddy system.

I say it in this forum every few times. It's the only thing that works for me, it was due to forex I had this system and it transferred over to gambling.

Have one guy know everything. Your bets your expenses. And ask him to confirm your biggest riskiest bets. It has to be a gambler too, but not someone to close. Just we are buddies over 15 years now, I warn him when he is taking too big risk he does same for me.

Take a break, buddy. It's the most welcome phrase to hear.

Yeah, that's a great way of making sure things are somewhat stable.

But not everyone has a buddy like that though, unfortunately.

I think in those cases the best thing to do is to just go for a walk in nature, disconnect from the grid.