What according to you should be the age to retire from gambling ?

[TimeTeller]

Many believe that gambling is for young people online as they need thrill and and fun. But I think that even old people can enjoy gambling. There should be any age to retire from gambling at all. One can do this activity and leisure time and thus it does not affect retirement related activities also.

It is important to understand that age is not a limit, but it can be a barrier that prevents you from comfortably accessing the silver lining. Just think of this as a tool and it's legal for anyone of age to use, so there's no retirement here.
But I think for older cases exposed to gambling, they are mostly people who have a variety of choices to enjoy life. And with gambling, I also have some older friends who often say that if you are responsible enough for everything you do, then nothing makes you hesitate.

This is the good thing when it comes to gambling, there's no age restriction up to when you can gamble or not.
So long you have your own money and have the motivation to play, why not?
But yes, I believe when someone is getting older, they just look at this facet of their life as just to entertain or enjoy their life.
Not because they are chasing their winnings but because they just want to pass time and be laid back with their life.

[blockman]

As long as people are gambling with their own money and that is an amount they can afford to lose then I do not think their age matters that much

That makes sense because as long as we have our own money and we're using it to whatever purpose we want it to be, there's no problem if we're going to gamble it when we're already old or while we're still young. I think that the older people have been composed and stable already and they can easily gamble with their money.

after all someone that is young is confronting all kind of new problems in their lives they did not had on the past and this generates a lot of pressure and stress and they need a way to vent those emotions, and one way to do this is through gambling, as that adrenaline and excitement you can get out of it is not something you can find that easy on your everyday life.

While we're young, I think that we've got more freedom but we don't have much resource to gamble. And that's why when we get older, that's the time we're like out of the cage and we're doing anything what we can with our money. About retirement, someone can dictate his age of retirement but then can also get out of it freely, anytime.

[Nwada001]

Many believe that gambling is for young people online as they need thrill and and fun. But I think that even old people can enjoy gambling. There should be any age to retire from gambling at all. One can do this activity and leisure time and thus it does not affect retirement related activities also.

Gambling is meant to be played for fun, right? That's the overall reason why most people gamble, and it has some other benefits too, like relieving stress and helping kill bored moments. When ever one sees himself or herself grow to the age where they no longer have fun with only things, what's the point of continuing to engage in such things?
 
The moment someone has grown up to the stage that they can no longer have fun from gambling, rather they will be addressing it as when I was younger or when I used to this and that, at that point in life, you don't need anyone to advise you that you need to leave gambling and focus on other things in life instead of taking yourself to a place where you can increase your blood pressure due to losing, which could kill you faster.

[topbitcoin]

Gambling is meant to be played for fun, right? That's the overall reason why most people gamble, and it has some other benefits too, like relieving stress and helping kill bored moments. When ever one sees himself or herself grow to the age where they no longer have fun with only things, what's the point of continuing to engage in such things?

When we talk about gambling being fun, aren't there many other activities that are more fun than gambling? Such as sports, traveling or other things, which do not carry too high a risk.
And when we talk about gambling being about profit, aren't there many other activities that are more profitable, such as trading, doing business or investing? because gambling is not profitable at all.

So in my opinion, the reason behind most people playing gambling is not about pleasure, but rather that they want to gain profits instantly, without having to work or make any effort.

However, there is nothing wrong with someone also considering that gambling is part of their enjoyment, but when someone already thinks so, then for that person to find other pleasures apart from gambling, this will be something difficult.

[angrybirdy]

Gambling is meant to be played for fun, right? That's the overall reason why most people gamble, and it has some other benefits too, like relieving stress and helping kill bored moments. When ever one sees himself or herself grow to the age where they no longer have fun with only things, what's the point of continuing to engage in such things?

When we talk about gambling being fun, aren't there many other activities that are more fun than gambling? Such as sports, traveling or other things, which do not carry too high a risk.
And when we talk about gambling being about profit, aren't there many other activities that are more profitable, such as trading, doing business or investing? because gambling is not profitable at all.

So in my opinion, the reason behind most people playing gambling is not about pleasure, but rather that they want to gain profits instantly, without having to work or make any effort.

However, there is nothing wrong with someone also considering that gambling is part of their enjoyment, but when someone already thinks so, then for that person to find other pleasures apart from gambling, this will be something difficult.

Gambling should be for fun only but since it generates money once we win, the eagerness to play will become addicted because it gives you a satisfaction once you get your winning prize, right? you can suggest other activities that's profitable but the question is, Does a person entertain once they do investment and trading? not all of them has an idea on that and maybe gambling is their forte that's why they keep doing it over and over again.  People has their different taste when it comes to hobbies and types of their enjoyment but this gambling activity is the most risky at all.

[junder]

Many believe that gambling is for young people online as they need thrill and and fun. But I think that even old people can enjoy gambling. There should be any age to retire from gambling at all. One can do this activity and leisure time and thus it does not affect retirement related activities also.

It is important to understand that age is not a limit, but it can be a barrier that prevents you from comfortably accessing the silver lining. Just think of this as a tool and it's legal for anyone of age to use, so there's no retirement here.
But I think for older cases exposed to gambling, they are mostly people who have a variety of choices to enjoy life. And with gambling, I also have some older friends who often say that if you are responsible enough for everything you do, then nothing makes you hesitate.

This is the good thing when it comes to gambling, there's no age restriction up to when you can gamble or not.
So long you have your own money and have the motivation to play, why not?
But yes, I believe when someone is getting older, they just look at this facet of their life as just to entertain or enjoy their life.
Not because they are chasing their winnings but because they just want to pass time and be laid back with their life.

Yes I agree with you, if they still have money and an ongoing income so that they have money, it doesn't matter. It's just that I think it's not about age but about mindset, they will retire from gambling maybe after thinking about their lives who will have their own families to support  because generally gambling will make bad relationships and this is prone to happen, but back to what I said at the beginning, where if they still have endless money maybe it's not a problem with their habit of always gambling, even though they are old,  because everyone has their own way to enjoy their lives  It's just that it's wrong if people who don't have enough money still force themselves to gamble to their own detriment, and they should stop and justify that bad mindset..

[ethereumhunter]

Gambling should be for fun only but since it generates money once we win, the eagerness to play will become addicted because it gives you a satisfaction once you get your winning prize, right? you can suggest other activities that's profitable but the question is, Does a person entertain once they do investment and trading? not all of them has an idea on that and maybe gambling is their forte that's why they keep doing it over and over again.  People has their different taste when it comes to hobbies and types of their enjoyment but this gambling activity is the most risky at all.

Yes, gambling is supposed to be for fun but the problem is that people don't see gambling like that way. They see gambling as a way to make quick money. They use gambling to make money from various gambling games, which makes them addicted. These people continue to gamble until they are old, which is not recommended because old people should choose to enjoy life and not deal with things related to worldly pursuits. But it depends on each person's perception because they may still gamble when they are old, thinking they are wiser in gambling. Playing gambling when you are old or have not retired from gambling is a choice for each person, but we should think about it carefully, including thinking about all the risks we will take if we still gamble in old age.

[redsun114]

It's true that some elderly people may become more demanding or difficult as they age. This can be due to a number of factors, such as changes in health, cognitive decline, or social isolation. In the case of gambling, it's important to remember that it is an addictive behavior. Just like any other addiction, it can be very difficult for people to control their gambling once they've developed a problem. This is true for people of all ages, including elderly adults.

But I believe that those elderly experienced gamblers who associate gambling with entertainment and the thrill of potential winnings are people who have self-aware, caution and responsibility, because all those adrenaline turbulence in gambling wouldn't affect them.

Responsible gambling means being in control of all your gambling activities from protecting your funds to avoiding gambling addiction every detail is essential. Unfortunately most physically ill older are unable to manage their gambling activities effectively. Adult experienced gamblers have more knowledge when faced with difficult situations but they can bring everything under control so they take less risk. There are many older veterans who are self-aware but their performance declines with age so it is better not to gamble.

I have been gambling for a very long time and have been among gamblers almost my entire life. Let me tell you something, I haven't seen a gambler who gambles responsibly, at least not how the definition goes. People rage and lose more, it's very common.

But there are people who come out of the bad session and are able to focus on other things while others (addicted) just cannot forget the loss and lose interest in other things such as their job, family, etc and that's when gambling becomes a problem.

So, a more relevant question should be "Why do you want to quit gambling" rather than "when to quit".

[Fatunad]

It's true that some elderly people may become more demanding or difficult as they age. This can be due to a number of factors, such as changes in health, cognitive decline, or social isolation. In the case of gambling, it's important to remember that it is an addictive behavior. Just like any other addiction, it can be very difficult for people to control their gambling once they've developed a problem. This is true for people of all ages, including elderly adults.

But I believe that those elderly experienced gamblers who associate gambling with entertainment and the thrill of potential winnings are people who have self-aware, caution and responsibility, because all those adrenaline turbulence in gambling wouldn't affect them.

Responsible gambling means being in control of all your gambling activities from protecting your funds to avoiding gambling addiction every detail is essential. Unfortunately most physically ill older are unable to manage their gambling activities effectively. Adult experienced gamblers have more knowledge when faced with difficult situations but they can bring everything under control so they take less risk. There are many older veterans who are self-aware but their performance declines with age so it is better not to gamble.

I have been gambling for a very long time and have been among gamblers almost my entire life. Let me tell you something, I haven't seen a gambler who gambles responsibly, at least not how the definition goes. People rage and lose more, it's very common.

But there are people who come out of the bad session and are able to focus on other things while others (addicted) just cannot forget the loss and lose interest in other things such as their job, family, etc and that's when gambling becomes a problem.

So, a more relevant question should be "Why do you want to quit gambling" rather than "when to quit".

Usually people would only quit on the time that they literally cant be able to gamble, just because they dont have the money that they could really be able to spend but on the time that they do really still have the funds
then stopping will be out of their vocabulary on which it is really just that a normal approach. Just let them be, usually gamblers are hard headed, stopping will really be always in the end of the line on which on the time that there's nothing that they could pull into their own pockets. We are just the ones who do lead up ourselves into disaster just because of our greed and being stubborn.

It isnt really on the age you do have before you should quit gambling because neither young or old, you are that susceptible to addiction on which this would really be that resulting
into that kind of situation which you would be suffering on huge losses or having that huge effect into your finances if you arent that careful.
Retiring is something that you could ask for those long time gamblers that had been playing and become that sustainable, for new ones? I dont think that it would fit out.

[Hirose UK]

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Okay, so gambling is like going on a roller coaster, right? Though it was fun and exciting, some people did get sick afterward. Yes, you're right; its all about the thrill of the unknown and the chase. But 95% of gamblers don't hit the jackpot. Thats the fun part. Like having a party: it costs money, but the memories are worth it. Worth a lot.

Its almost impossible to get wins that can change your life. Most people? They're just putting coins in a well to make wishes come true. And man, you have to change directions when you get old. Imagine giving up betting chips to spend time with your family. Thats already a win, right?

The catch is that gambling isnt the main thing you do in life. Sure, have fun with it, but keep in mind that its just a side dish. If you like fries with your burger. You wouldnt eat fries for dinner, right? Friends, balance is the key

Yes, gambling is like rollercoaster which provides fun and satisfying adrenaline sensation but it will also make anyone feel pain when they fall.
It just that when we gamble within limits and are not too careless, there is little chance of something bad happening that makes someone regret it, even if it happens, it doesn't really make things difficult for someone under any circumstances.
When we get pleasure or even satisfaction, there is always money behind it all and we have to really let it go to pay for what makes us feel pleasure and satisfaction.

You are right and indeed when the time comes we must be able to consider and make the best decisions for the enjoyment that we might be able to get more usefully in old age which may not last much longer.
Sometimes people forget about long-term thinking and they only think about and prioritize what can provide pleasure now without thinking about tomorrow.

It is that gambling is not the only most important thing you have to do in life, there are other things that are more important and must be done, not just gambling to have fun.
Balance must always be priority that is prepared from now on because when we reach the age limit that is considered unproductive, it will be more difficult for us to achieve this balance.

[topbitcoin]

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Gambling should be for fun only but since it generates money once we win, the eagerness to play will become addicted because it gives you a satisfaction once you get your winning prize, right? you can suggest other activities that's profitable but the question is, Does a person entertain once they do investment and trading? not all of them has an idea on that and maybe gambling is their forte that's why they keep doing it over and over again.  People has their different taste when it comes to hobbies and types of their enjoyment but this gambling activity is the most risky at all.

I don't mind that. And if someone says that gamble just for fun, yes, please gamble, because that is your right... and what do I care about what you do in gambling?

However, I just advise you never to assume that this gambling activity is a big part of your enjoyment and deny that there are other things that are more exciting than gambling. Because when you think that gambling is a big part of your enjoyment, then it could be one of the signs that you are experiencing a gambling addiction.

And I also just advise you not to chase profits too much in gambling, or think that gambling is an activity that can give you a profit. Moreover, you think that gambling can make you instantly rich.

[kotajikikox]

Many believe that gambling is for young people online as they need thrill and and fun. But I think that even old people can enjoy gambling. There should be any age to retire from gambling at all. One can do this activity and leisure time and thus it does not affect retirement related activities also.

That is what you believe but is that the reality ?

Gambling are for Old people in the past  as what we have go ages but nowadays indeed that young are the one who is enjoying gambling , because even in local gambling table i kept seeing  even teenagers are playing.

I know you may ask teens are being allowed? yes because those houses are illegal lol.

I believe gambling is more suitable for people in their 50s or above when they are retired from work or have their own businesses and have plenty of time to spend on any activities they like but only if they have financial freedom and enough wealth to enjoy gambling without having to worry about their losses, etc. When a person is young and energetic, they tend to be busy working or creating their careers and future and trying to make as much money as possible, and that money they can use to enjoy their life when they retire.

So, older ages are better for gambling and it's a wrong mindset if a person thinks that gambling isn't for old people, because it's better for people who are old and have good financial status and can easily afford to spend as much money as they want instead of people who are struggling to earn money.

As long as people are gambling with their own money and that is an amount they can afford to lose then I do not think their age matters that much, after all someone that is young is confronting all kind of new problems in their lives they did not had on the past and this generates a lot of pressure and stress and they need a way to vent those emotions, and one way to do this is through gambling, as that adrenaline and excitement you can get out of it is not something you can find that easy on your everyday life.

correct , ages doesn't matter in gambling as long as you are using money that comes from legitimate one and not from illegal and wrong accumulating .

[EarnOnVictor]

Many believe that gambling is for young people online as they need thrill and and fun. But I think that even old people can enjoy gambling. There should be any age to retire from gambling at all. One can do this activity and leisure time and thus it does not affect retirement related activities also.

Gambling is meant to be played for fun, right? That's the overall reason why most people gamble, and it has some other benefits too, like relieving stress and helping kill bored moments. When ever one sees himself or herself grow to the age where they no longer have fun with only things, what's the point of continuing to engage in such things?
 
The moment someone has grown up to the stage that they can no longer have fun from gambling, rather they will be addressing it as when I was younger or when I used to this and that, at that point in life, you don't need anyone to advise you that you need to leave gambling and focus on other things in life instead of taking yourself to a place where you can increase your blood pressure due to losing, which could kill you faster.

Naturally, and in practice, gambling doesn't have any retirement age but we should know what is good for us and do it and know what is bad for us and avoid it. In old age, we should be careful about gambling, that age has delicate health, which is why I believe that the gambler in his old age should check himself and his history of betting if it's positive or not. If it's negative, then I would advise the player to quit since there is an obvious reason for that. As we grow old, we need to keep our mental health safe, which is my main concern here, the pressure and shock that we could easily take when we were younger might be devastating in old age. This is why old people should be so careful about gambling especially if they do not have the financial freedom or children that could be supporting them financially. At that age, they should have alternatives that are funfilled too. I believe they can play normal games among friends and family and gist with them to relieve their stress.

But when it comes to money involvement, that's gambling and it might have consequences more than what you expect in some cases. Besides, they might think they are careful enough and are gambling for the fun, but could lose guard over time especially when they are emotional or intoxicated. Anything can influence them to gamble more than what they can bear and you know what that does to mental health, even at that old age.

[Weawant]

This is the good thing when it comes to gambling, there's no age restriction up to when you can gamble or not.
So long you have your own money and have the motivation to play, why not?
But yes, I believe when someone is getting older, they just look at this facet of their life as just to entertain or enjoy their life.
Not because they are chasing their winnings but because they just want to pass time and be laid back with their life.

Actually there's a an age restriction depending on your country of residency and this ranges from 18+ and above but beyond this age is no further restrictions. Provided you are above the minimum age you continue to gamble until you no longer want to engage in gambling.

At older age some persons choose a different kind of entertainment aside gambling because they would want to reduce the emotional rush that comes with this kind of entertainment except they still find it suiting then they may consider continuing but then it will have to cost them some money. For gamblers who has gambled in the greater part of their youthful years may want to continue even at old age.

[Blitzboy]

Many believe that gambling is for young people online as they need thrill and and fun. But I think that even old people can enjoy gambling. There should be any age to retire from gambling at all. One can do this activity and leisure time and thus it does not affect retirement related activities also.

Gambling is meant to be played for fun, right? That's the overall reason why most people gamble, and it has some other benefits too, like relieving stress and helping kill bored moments. When ever one sees himself or herself grow to the age where they no longer have fun with only things, what's the point of continuing to engage in such things?
 
The moment someone has grown up to the stage that they can no longer have fun from gambling, rather they will be addressing it as when I was younger or when I used to this and that, at that point in life, you don't need anyone to advise you that you need to leave gambling and focus on other things in life instead of taking yourself to a place where you can increase your blood pressure due to losing, which could kill you faster.

Naturally, and in practice, gambling doesn't have any retirement age but we should know what is good for us and do it and know what is bad for us and avoid it. In old age, we should be careful about gambling, that age has delicate health, which is why I believe that the gambler in his old age should check himself and his history of betting if it's positive or not. If it's negative, then I would advise the player to quit since there is an obvious reason for that. As we grow old, we need to keep our mental health safe, which is my main concern here, the pressure and shock that we could easily take when we were younger might be devastating in old age. This is why old people should be so careful about gambling especially if they do not have the financial freedom or children that could be supporting them financially. At that age, they should have alternatives that are funfilled too. I believe they can play normal games among friends and family and gist with them to relieve their stress.

But when it comes to money involvement, that's gambling and it might have consequences more than what you expect in some cases. Besides, they might think they are careful enough and are gambling for the fun, but could lose guard over time especially when they are emotional or intoxicated. Anything can influence them to gamble more than what they can bear and you know what that does to mental health, even at that old age.

Not just money loss, but mental health. Gambling, especially if it becomes a frequent getaway, is riskier for the elderly due to their potentially sensitive health. Not merely a choice; mental health is at issue. The elderly may not be able to handle emotional and mental shocks anymore.

Your proposal to switch to healthy, communal activities is excellent. However, what processes facilitate this transition? How do we make these safer, social options fun and social for the elderly? Provide viable, enticing solutions that provide the same emotional demands without the hazards, not merely advise them to stop. Community awareness and resolve are needed for this method. Developing such a setting requires asking: how?

[bakasabo]

Should not be gambling retirement age be close to or a bit higher than average retirement age in your country. People retire when they arent able to do physical work on same level as people who are 10-20 years younger, but they can still work mentally, by using their brain skills. In about 10 years, humans brain began to suffer from dementia. People start to have problems with remembering things, thinking slow, taking smart decisions. I would say that "retirement age + 5 more years" is the perfect age to retire gambling.

[piebeyb]

Should not be gambling retirement age be close to or a bit higher than average retirement age in your country. People retire when they arent able to do physical work on same level as people who are 10-20 years younger, but they can still work mentally, by using their brain skills. In about 10 years, humans brain began to suffer from dementia. People start to have problems with remembering things, thinking slow, taking smart decisions. I would say that "retirement age + 5 more years" is the perfect age to retire gambling.

When someone thinks that they no longer want to seek pleasure in gambling, it is a sign that they are satisfied enough with gambling throughout their life so that they can retire from their gambling activities. There is no need to wait for the current retirement time, because everyone can retire whenever they want as long as they have really felt enough to stop their gambling activities.

Everyone will definitely find a saturation point where they will feel bored of gambling just because they are old and their brain is no longer able to think properly, so that's when they can stop gambling. Even though sometimes we still find old people gambling with their friends around the house, at least retirement doesn't depend on age, whenever people want to retire they have definitely made the right decision.

[slapper]

Should not be gambling retirement age be close to or a bit higher than average retirement age in your country. People retire when they arent able to do physical work on same level as people who are 10-20 years younger, but they can still work mentally, by using their brain skills. In about 10 years, humans brain began to suffer from dementia. People start to have problems with remembering things, thinking slow, taking smart decisions. I would say that "retirement age + 5 more years" is the perfect age to retire gambling.

When someone thinks that they no longer want to seek pleasure in gambling, it is a sign that they are satisfied enough with gambling throughout their life so that they can retire from their gambling activities. There is no need to wait for the current retirement time, because everyone can retire whenever they want as long as they have really felt enough to stop their gambling activities.

Everyone will definitely find a saturation point where they will feel bored of gambling just because they are old and their brain is no longer able to think properly, so that's when they can stop gambling. Even though sometimes we still find old people gambling with their friends around the house, at least retirement doesn't depend on age, whenever people want to retire they have definitely made the right decision.

There is a small detail to think about. Gamble is a complex mix of risk, reward, and the excitement of the unpredictable. It's frequently a deeper recognition of life's priorities and values that leads someone to quit gambling. Reflective gambling retirement can be driven by self-awareness rather than satiation.

The assumption that our brain's decreasing capacity drives our desire to cease gambling is an oversimplification. Gambling offers social interaction, cerebral stimulation, and continuity, thus many people like it until their later years. Gambling should be taken personally, like any other behavior. Stopping or continuing depends on personal fulfillment and the changing meaning of leisure, not age or cognitive ability.

[bakasabo]

Should not be gambling retirement age be close to or a bit higher than average retirement age in your country. People retire when they arent able to do physical work on same level as people who are 10-20 years younger, but they can still work mentally, by using their brain skills. In about 10 years, humans brain began to suffer from dementia. People start to have problems with remembering things, thinking slow, taking smart decisions. I would say that "retirement age + 5 more years" is the perfect age to retire gambling.

When someone thinks that they no longer want to seek pleasure in gambling, it is a sign that they are satisfied enough with gambling throughout their life so that they can retire from their gambling activities. There is no need to wait for the current retirement time, because everyone can retire whenever they want as long as they have really felt enough to stop their gambling activities.

Everyone will definitely find a saturation point where they will feel bored of gambling just because they are old and their brain is no longer able to think properly, so that's when they can stop gambling. Even though sometimes we still find old people gambling with their friends around the house, at least retirement doesn't depend on age, whenever people want to retire they have definitely made the right decision.

I agree to what you have written, gambling and retirement is individual. Retirement in general is very individual. People of specific professions retire at 40+, while someone works till 63-65. I think that retirement and gambling should be divided into two categories, gambling with and without money. People at 60+ (this is based only on a country where I am) often have financial difficulties. Even if their "brain works well", they should not gamble. And there are old people in nursing houses. They have retired long time ago. These people have plenty of free time and they can gamble as long and as much they want, as they gamble without money and due to boredom.

[South Park]

This is the good thing when it comes to gambling, there's no age restriction up to when you can gamble or not.
So long you have your own money and have the motivation to play, why not?
But yes, I believe when someone is getting older, they just look at this facet of their life as just to entertain or enjoy their life.
Not because they are chasing their winnings but because they just want to pass time and be laid back with their life.

Actually there's a an age restriction depending on your country of residency and this ranges from 18+ and above but beyond this age is no further restrictions. Provided you are above the minimum age you continue to gamble until you no longer want to engage in gambling.

At older age some persons choose a different kind of entertainment aside gambling because they would want to reduce the emotional rush that comes with this kind of entertainment except they still find it suiting then they may consider continuing but then it will have to cost them some money. For gamblers who has gambled in the greater part of their youthful years may want to continue even at old age.

Creating an upper limit when it comes to the age of the gamblers will be very unfair to senior citizens, since they have worked all their lives and they have gained the rights to do whatever they want during their golden years, and if some of them want to travel, spend more time with their family or gamble that is their decision, after all at that age many of them have problems finding something else to do after they retire from their jobs and gambling a little bit can help them to ease that transition.