Anti-Gambling Tools

[stadus]

If you're not too shy to open up about your problem, consider having a chat with your family. They're likely to be understanding and supportive. Personally, I've had a bout of gambling addiction before, and spending time with friends and family made a big difference. Diversifying your interests and finding new forms of entertainment can help shift your focus away from gambling. It's not about quitting entirely, but giving yourself a break and some space to reflect on your mistakes, and to accept your losses. Acknowledging those losses can prevent you from falling deeper into the cycle of irresponsible gambling. We've got to learn discipline to get back on track as responsible gamblers.

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[Pandu Geddon]

Would really appreciate any advice or recommendations from those who've been through something similar.

the only control is your consciousness. although I enjoy gambling, I limit the funds I can deposit myself. so you have a fixed allocation to play. it's simple but it's difficult to implement in the game.
At first, it was difficult for me when I still played games at the casino very often. but when I bet more often on sports betting, I feel like my self-imposed restrictions can be controlled. Everyone experiences different cases. but what is certain is that the restrictions and control come from you.

[Fiatless]

Would really appreciate any advice or recommendations from those who've been through something similar.

Many platforms only care about making money so they don't care about helping gamblers in controlling unhealthy habits. Expecting them to help you to solve your gambling issues is fruitless.

I'm curious if any of you have faced a similar situation and if there are tools or methods you've found effective in controlling crypto gambling. It feels like most platforms lack daily limits or deposit controls, making it a bit challenging to stay on track.

Would really appreciate any advice or recommendations from those who've been through something similar.

I have not suffered from gambling disorder but what has helped me to control my gambling activity is my budget. I have a plan that includes how much I will spend as well as how long I will put into gambling for a specific period. And I ensure that I do everything possible to follow the plan. You need a lot of self-discipline to strictly enforce the plan so the first character you should develop is self-control.

[Findingnemo]

So, here's the deal. I've been into crypto gambling, and I've realized that, despite my best intentions, it's a bit tough to control the urge. I've tried the self-exclusion route in the past, but it seems some crypto casinos still find a way to let me back in.

I know I've got an issue, and I've accepted that. Now, my goal is to manage it better and avoid any unnecessary damage to my finances.

I'm curious if any of you have faced a similar situation and if there are tools or methods you've found effective in controlling crypto gambling. It feels like most platforms lack daily limits or deposit controls, making it a bit challenging to stay on track.

Would really appreciate any advice or recommendations from those who've been through something similar.

What you are referring is signs of addiction which definitely need a medical expert's help or a support group to get over it. As a start, you can share the issue with your family so that you they will be aware of what you are going through and it helps if things gets out of your hands at any point.

Also, you should be confident with your decision, simply you want to stop gambling but you are actions are the exact opposite then there is no use in it.

[Hirose UK]

All control and management of finances and gambling activities carried out by gamblers can never be helped by any tool or anyone because the only person who can control all of this is the gambler himself.
If you want to be able to control all the aspects that can make you worse when gambling then you yourself have to control all your financial and emotional aspects of gambling.
You have to learn from the start to slowly start limiting finances and time so that in the future will get used to it and can always be bound by the limits you have.

This is not the first time question like this has been here but you need to change your own way of gambling in the future.
There will be no one who can help you get out of a problem like this because we can only give suggestions and advice here the rest is for you to act and try to learn to control it.

There are many gamblers who experience problems like this and they are unable to make efforts from the start by limiting finances and controlling emotions when gambling.
So the first thing you need to learn is how to manage your finances by having limits on betting capital and time for gambling.

[Sunderland]

[....]I've tried the self-exclusion route in the past, but it seems some crypto casinos still find a way to let me back in.

Care to explain how they lured you back to playing?

For the highroller or decent players, some casino sometimes will offers special bonuses which could be free or a decent bonus on their next deposit after the user inactive for a while.
The owner or the manager usually will handle it directly, so the user feel so special on that site.

For the OP, the only ultimate tool to stop degen is in your mind - nothing else.
Gamble for fun, do not gamble your life.

[Poker Player]

The problem with responsible gambling features is that you always find another casino where you can gamble. Many casinos do not have them, and in the end, the only thing you are left with is the self control to stop gambling and better if you seek professional help, as suggested by yahoo62278. 

It is like the alcoholic who is rehabilitated. The solution is not to put a barrier in every bar or in every supermarket so that he can not enter and buy alcohol, the solution is within oneself, to quit for good and in the vast majority of cases, if not all, with professional help.

[Tuturtinular]

I'm curious if any of you have faced a similar situation and if there are tools or methods you've found effective in controlling crypto gambling. It feels like most platforms lack daily limits or deposit controls, making it a bit challenging to stay on track.

Would really appreciate any advice or recommendations from those who've been through something similar.

I'm glad there are people who admit to having a gambling problem. You are a great person, most people don't dare to admit that they are addicted to gambling.

Maybe I have experienced almost the same thing before. I spent my savings on gambling, luckily I soon realized my mistake. In the beginning it was very difficult to get out of the gambling cycle, especially when there was money in my bank account or crypto wallet

I started limiting myself, one way that worked for me was withdrawing my money from my bank account. I don't have any money left in my bank account so when I want to gamble I can't make a deposit on an online gambling site

[knowngunman]

So, here's the deal. I've been into crypto gambling, and I've realized that, despite my best intentions, it's a bit tough to control the urge. I've tried the self-exclusion route in the past, but it seems some crypto casinos still find a way to let me back in.

I know I've got an issue, and I've accepted that. Now, my goal is to manage it better and avoid any unnecessary damage to my finances.

I'm curious if any of you have faced a similar situation and if there are tools or methods you've found effective in controlling crypto gambling. It feels like most platforms lack daily limits or deposit controls, making it a bit challenging to stay on track.

Would really appreciate any advice or recommendations from those who've been through something similar.

Addiction to gambling is one thing but admitting that you're addicted is another. Yes, gambling can be a really addictive behavior and it's hard to break the cycle once you're in it but the good thing here is that you've admit your addiction and want to break free from it. But I'm still finding it hard to understand the part I bolded in your statement. How do you mean some crypto casinos still find a way to let you back? Well it doesn't matter thou but I'm curious.

Like I always believed and repeat often, controlling your gambling addiction is your own sole responsibility. Our advice and recommendations has little impact. The moment you realize that the power to break from addiction is absolutely in your control, you'll definitely do it. I know it's very hard to do but you must discipline yourself.

Reading thousands of suggestions without discipline to practice will be fruitless. Regardless, I will like to recommend something called the SMART Recovery program. It's a self-help program that is designed to help people deal with all kinds of addiction including gambling. The SMART Recovery program is a relatively new approach to addiction recovery but it's been shown to be effective for many people. Here's the link to the website. It might be helpful if you can practice it.

[Saisher]

It's not the casinos' fault that it took them a lot of time to implement the exclusion feature on your control or put a limit or control on your betting It is against their business goal, they are in a business to make a profit so their interest comes first.

That self-exclusion is only included because they want to be compliant but if they have their way I'm sure they want their players to play as long as they want to deposit and to lose as long as they can take it and to be challenged as they want because they are going to continue to make money if their players keeps playing.
 

[ethereumhunter]

The casino will be able to find you and invite you back to the casino. It is your job to stick with what you want and if you want to leave gambling forever, you have to find out how. You cannot depend on other people to avoid gambling, especially since you are responsible for your life. No matter how hard the casino finds you, you must be able to resist the temptation to return to the casino and for this reason, one must learn self-control.

You can find other activities to keep you awake so you don't return to the casino. Casinos already provide a self-exclusion feature but if you don't have self-control, it will all be useless because you can still return to the casino to gamble. Everything will come back to you because you are responsible for yourself and you don't need tools to avoid the casino. You need to control yourself not to return to the casino and this requires continuous practice. So you can't give up on the situation because each of us has a chance.

[Natsuu]

The bottom line is that you need professional help,since you already acknowledge you have problems telling your closest family member can help you go to some rehab center and in there usually people who want to quit gambling achieve it.

I recommend professional help too since you acknowledge that you cant really control gambling by yourself. Think of professional help like having a coach in your corner. They're experts in tackling gambling issues and can provide personalized strategies just for you. It's like having a supportive friend who knows the ropes and can help you navigate through the challenges.

[danherbias07]

First is discipline. I think that's the main factor in how you will control the gambling urge.
Accepting the loss. It's a fact that the house will always win so it would be better if we keep reminding ourselves that. We cannot win against the house unless we are super lucky.
Avoid chasing the loss. After accepting the loss you must also be aware that you might chase the losses, don't do that because the provably fair feature of any gambling site doesn't work like that. Once your funds are gone it doesn't mean they will give it back the same way. They will just give some but not everything. Again, you will need to be lucky for that to happen.

All this is regarding casino games because there's the house edge system. If you want, you can just switch to sports betting where it's easier to control the urge to bet.

[bluebit25]

So, here's the deal. I've been into crypto gambling, and I've realized that, despite my best intentions, it's a bit tough to control the urge. I've tried the self-exclusion route in the past, but it seems some crypto casinos still find a way to let me back in.

I know I've got an issue, and I've accepted that. Now, my goal is to manage it better and avoid any unnecessary damage to my finances.

I'm curious if any of you have faced a similar situation and if there are tools or methods you've found effective in controlling crypto gambling. It feels like most platforms lack daily limits or deposit controls, making it a bit challenging to stay on track.

Would really appreciate any advice or recommendations from those who've been through something similar.

imo, it is not something that we have to focus on to find every way to win it, I mean don't look at gambling games as a way to make money because that is not for the majority. Some local gambling sites that I have tried and also discovered that there are signals to groups that can directly manipulate the results of each game so I see that it is a place to take money from players, so So don't set too high expectations on profits and then drown in debt. I also have time to work with gambling websites during each period, even with more entertaining games, the odds for the house to win are still more attractive than the players.

[TravelMug]

So, here's the deal. I've been into crypto gambling, and I've realized that, despite my best intentions, it's a bit tough to control the urge. I've tried the self-exclusion route in the past, but it seems some crypto casinos still find a way to let me back in.

I know I've got an issue, and I've accepted that. Now, my goal is to manage it better and avoid any unnecessary damage to my finances.

I'm curious if any of you have faced a similar situation and if there are tools or methods you've found effective in controlling crypto gambling. It feels like most platforms lack daily limits or deposit controls, making it a bit challenging to stay on track.

Would really appreciate any advice or recommendations from those who've been through something similar.

There are tools like blocking softwares. What this software do is to block gambling websites so that you will be tempted if you see one. This could word in conjunction with the self-exclusion you have activated for your online gambling platforms.

Here are some of the blocking softwares that I mentioned,

• www.gamban.com
• www.gamblock.com
• www.betfilter.com
• www.betblocker.org

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You might want to try it and see if it's effective in your end. And of course, you need to practice your brain, re-wire then to think of positive things besides gambling. And the last one is to seek professional help.

[Fortify]

So, here's the deal. I've been into crypto gambling, and I've realized that, despite my best intentions, it's a bit tough to control the urge. I've tried the self-exclusion route in the past, but it seems some crypto casinos still find a way to let me back in.

I know I've got an issue, and I've accepted that. Now, my goal is to manage it better and avoid any unnecessary damage to my finances.

I'm curious if any of you have faced a similar situation and if there are tools or methods you've found effective in controlling crypto gambling. It feels like most platforms lack daily limits or deposit controls, making it a bit challenging to stay on track.

Would really appreciate any advice or recommendations from those who've been through something similar.

You're not very clear in your opening couple sentences. You claim to have been allowed to self exclude, but you feel like they have allowed you a way back in. Maybe you could describe how you were able to circumnavigate the restriction? Did you speak to customer services later on and ask them to remove the restriction? Did you create a new account which was no longer restricted? If customer services let you back in, what procedures did you have to go through - like declaring that you did not have a gambling problem? Maybe you should make a complaint - first with the company and then with the gambling licensing company within your own country, who might be able to reach out and assist.

[TimeTeller]

First is discipline. I think that's the main factor in how you will control the gambling urge.
Accepting the loss. It's a fact that the house will always win so it would be better if we keep reminding ourselves that. We cannot win against the house unless we are super lucky.
Avoid chasing the loss. After accepting the loss you must also be aware that you might chase the losses, don't do that because the provably fair feature of any gambling site doesn't work like that. Once your funds are gone it doesn't mean they will give it back the same way. They will just give some but not everything. Again, you will need to be lucky for that to happen.

All this is regarding casino games because there's the house edge system. If you want, you can just switch to sports betting where it's easier to control the urge to bet.

That is true, our main enemy here is ourself. How we contain ourselves in front of those games.
So before you sit down and start your game, make sure you know your limits, time, money or other resources.
You need to understand that this is gambling, so it is not everyday that you will get lucky, most of the time you will go home as a loser.

[kotajikikox]

So, here's the deal. I've been into crypto gambling, and I've realized that, despite my best intentions, it's a bit tough to control the urge. I've tried the self-exclusion route in the past, but it seems some crypto casinos still find a way to let me back in.

don't Put Blame the casino for letting you back because they know that even if they completely Exclude you from their site you will always find way to gamble either in that site or in another so why they need to completely close your account when they can still earn from your addiction?
this is business and everything that will favor them is on the table.

I know I've got an issue, and I've accepted that. Now, my goal is to manage it better and avoid any unnecessary damage to my finances.

well its good that you admitted that and also good to hear you wanting a good gambling activities than blaming anyone from your own mistakes.

I'm curious if any of you have faced a similar situation and if there are tools or methods you've found effective in controlling crypto gambling. It feels like most platforms lack daily limits or deposit controls, making it a bit challenging to stay on track.

Would really appreciate any advice or recommendations from those who've been through something similar.

the only best answer?


"SEEK FOR HELP " No one will Help you by all chance about how to manage it because it is you , but with the presence of your family and friends that will show complete care ? I know that somewhat you will make a good decision and better outcome.

[Woodie]

Things like daily limits should be put on the player and not the gambling house, am pretty sure we all want them to have certain tools to help control gambling habits but there is  a limit to how far they can help and the rest is up to us to fix our problem's. Besides if gambling is negatively affecting a user, I think self exclusion should be the option to take which I believe most casinos and sportsbooks have.

I'm curious if any of you have faced a similar situation and if there are tools or methods you've found effective in controlling crypto gambling. It feels like most platforms lack daily limits or deposit controls, making it a bit challenging to stay on track.

AFAIK very few have such tools because they try to maximize on how much profits they want to milk from us and will deliberately not want to have them...and will always be a personal effort.

[Outhue]

So, here's the deal. I've been into crypto gambling, and I've realized that, despite my best intentions, it's a bit tough to control the urge. I've tried the self-exclusion route in the past, but it seems some crypto casinos still find a way to let me back in.

I know I've got an issue, and I've accepted that. Now, my goal is to manage it better and avoid any unnecessary damage to my finances.

I'm curious if any of you have faced a similar situation and if there are tools or methods you've found effective in controlling crypto gambling. It feels like most platforms lack daily limits or deposit controls, making it a bit challenging to stay on track.

Would really appreciate any advice or recommendations from those who've been through something similar.

What you are looking for is anti gambling tools? You aren't going to find it because they don't exists, the only person that can stop this addict is you, make up your mind and stay away from gambling for a long period of time, when your expectations are high from gambling this is the end result you will get ( addiction ). It's better to quit for now and go back to your job or other good source of income, I have figured out that the expectations people have from gambling is what put them in trouble.

See gambling doesn't exists to take care of the poor, it's not a way for the poor to escape their financial problems, it's just like the banking system,  every little charges they take from each individual account is worth millions every month, even if it's just under $1, because these things are dealing with a large amount of people, it's total gain for them, and that's same with gambling, they put you up with your luck, they understand how small the chances you have are and they plan to make money from it while you are hoping to become rich with gambling.

The moment you decide to open your mind into what gambling really is that will be the day you will rescue yourself from gambling addiction, this fact is very hard to accept by gamblers, not until they have spent years of trying over and over with nothing to show for it, to me it's easy because I always follow the principles of life, do not expect to reap rewards when you don't sow anything.