Do you think that this is aperfect analogy of how gambling addiction starts?

[bangjoe]

Simple analogy, they try, then get a profit, then try again and again because of greed to want to win more than before.

then they use bigger money with the heart of wanting to get bigger profits, but in fact they lose, and then chase their losses to get the money they have lost, this is in accordance with the cycle of why people are addicted to gambling, until in the end they have a mindset Prioritize the possibility of subsequent opportunities to get opportunities that have a 5% win.

they lose their minds and believe in the small probability of winning because their logic believes in a big win awaiting them.

[alastantiger]

If Andreas knows that humans are very emotional creatures and irrational beings despite all the rational evidence against a particular cause or a particular action, then he'd understand that gambling doesn't care about one's rationalization irrespective of how intellectually sound they are. I find this analogy to be quite similar to those who engage in other addictive, self-destructive habits. This analogy fits with many others to explain the how problem gambling starts.

[Kelvinid]

If Andreas knows that humans are very emotional creatures and irrational beings despite all the rational evidence against a particular cause or a particular action, then he'd understand that gambling doesn't care about one's rationalization irrespective of how intellectually sound they are. I find this analogy to be quite similar to those who engage in other addictive, self-destructive habits. This analogy fits with many others to explain the how problem gambling starts.

Humans are truly emotional in everything, that is somewhat a unique creation but because of that thing, we never win everything we want like winning in gambling. And that simple analogy gives an idea to the casino owners and takes advantage of our weakness. Addiction really exists because we let it happen and because we let our emotions control our minds. The solution to this problem is just ourselves, not the other person because we are the ones who manage ourselves, not them.

[piebeyb]

they lose their minds and believe in the small probability of winning because their logic believes in a big win awaiting them.

In fact, it all starts with a person's greed and high curiosity so that sometimes people often forget themselves when gambling, usually hoping for a small opportunity to get a big win that they don't necessarily get but they believe that they will get it so that the small win that they should It could be a win and also a profit, on the contrary, it is lost again in order to get a big win but you don't get anything.

The point is that those who play do not limit themselves because they do not control it properly will definitely become addicted in the end because they will gamble following their greedy behavior which will never end so that what they are chasing continues to haunt them even though in the end they never get anything except bankrupt.

[Blitzboy]

they lose their minds and believe in the small probability of winning because their logic believes in a big win awaiting them.

In fact, it all starts with a person's greed and high curiosity so that sometimes people often forget themselves when gambling, usually hoping for a small opportunity to get a big win that they don't necessarily get but they believe that they will get it so that the small win that they should It could be a win and also a profit, on the contrary, it is lost again in order to get a big win but you don't get anything.

The point is that those who play do not limit themselves because they do not control it properly will definitely become addicted in the end because they will gamble following their greedy behavior which will never end so that what they are chasing continues to haunt them even though in the end they never get anything except bankrupt.

The cycle of little wins leads to the pursuit of bigger wins. Money and self-control are often lost in this endeavor. This process repeats: the excitement of prospective gain is eclipsed by the sobering reality of likely loss.

Must gambling be considered in a broader context? Some enjoy it responsibly as entertainment. Self-regulation and odds knowledge are crucial. Gambling becomes troublesome when it becomes an addiction. Awareness and help for gambling addicts are crucial.

Gambling isnt the problem, but the relationship. Responsible gambling involves setting and following limits. Balance: enjoying the thrill while knowing the risks. We should promote healthy gambling by educating and helping people.

[Rufsilf]

If Andreas knows that humans are very emotional creatures and irrational beings despite all the rational evidence against a particular cause or a particular action, then he'd understand that gambling doesn't care about one's rationalization irrespective of how intellectually sound they are. I find this analogy to be quite similar to those who engage in other addictive, self-destructive habits. This analogy fits with many others to explain the how problem gambling starts.

Humans are truly emotional in everything, that is somewhat a unique creation but because of that thing, we never win everything we want like winning in gambling. And that simple analogy gives an idea to the casino owners and takes advantage of our weakness. Addiction really exists because we let it happen and because we let our emotions control our minds. The solution to this problem is just ourselves, not the other person because we are the ones who manage ourselves, not them.

Emotion really takes part in gambling. Some people enjoy gambling because, in addition to being entertaining, it allows them to easily make money from a small amount of money that they invested in. If they are successful, their profits will increase with their chances of winning. On the contrary, though, you may truly express your lost feelings when you are a typical loser. You develop an obsession with attempting to recover the money that has been lost. There's a chance you'll develop an addiction to gambling if you are unable to discipline yourself.

Like he stated, "Gambling is a tax for people who don't understand the mathematics of probability," I can agree with Andrea's Analogy. It is true that you can never reasonably bet if you understand how probability operates. After all, why would you keep gambling if you are aware of the risks involved? Knowing that it can ruin you, drive you insane, and that you are just gaslighting yourself, you are blocking your brain from seeing anything but the enjoyment, amusement, and money you can make.

[Dewi Aries]

In fact, it all starts with a person's greed and high curiosity so that sometimes people often forget themselves when gambling, usually hoping for a small opportunity to get a big win that they don't necessarily get but they believe that they will get it so that the small win that they should It could be a win and also a profit, on the contrary, it is lost again in order to get a big win but you don't get anything.

The point is that those who play do not limit themselves because they do not control it properly will definitely become addicted in the end because they will gamble following their greedy behavior which will never end so that what they are chasing continues to haunt them even though in the end they never get anything except bankrupt.

The cycle of little wins leads to the pursuit of bigger wins. Money and self-control are often lost in this endeavor. This process repeats: the excitement of prospective gain is eclipsed by the sobering reality of likely loss.

If the winnings at gambling were not money then I think very few people would be addicted to it or even none.
But the fact is that casinos make money as the object of winnings or meaning winnings in the form of money which in fact all humans on earth need money, and when they get money from gambling intentionally or not then obviously they will think that it seems like a good place to earn, so of course as you said that it all starts with a cycle of winnings that are usually not too big for the initial stage which then they want such results to be repeated again with a larger amount of winnings.

The excitement and pleasure reaction resulting from earning almost makes them forget the real facts in gambling about probability that eventually some controls and limits over time are forgotten, but when they try it again it turns out that the results do not match the previous ones which means that in the next session they lose. The question is will they stop? No, curiosity and the inability to accept the harsh reality will play a role because they were able to get a win before. They will think that "the same old win will definitely be repeated", strangely they are so sure about it that they are unconsciously addicted and their money is eroded.

[Zoomic]

In fact, it all starts with a person's greed and high curiosity so that sometimes people often forget themselves when gambling, usually hoping for a small opportunity to get a big win that they don't necessarily get but they believe that they will get it so that the small win that they should It could be a win and also a profit, on the contrary, it is lost again in order to get a big win but you don't get anything.

The point is that those who play do not limit themselves because they do not control it properly will definitely become addicted in the end because they will gamble following their greedy behavior which will never end so that what they are chasing continues to haunt them even though in the end they never get anything except bankrupt.

The cycle of little wins leads to the pursuit of bigger wins. Money and self-control are often lost in this endeavor. This process repeats: the excitement of prospective gain is eclipsed by the sobering reality of likely loss.

If the winnings at gambling were not money then I think very few people would be addicted to it or even none.
But the fact is that casinos make money as the object of winnings or meaning winnings in the form of money which in fact all humans on earth need money, and when they get money from gambling intentionally or not then obviously they will think that it seems like a good place to earn, so of course as you said that it all starts with a cycle of winnings that are usually not too big for the initial stage which then they want such results to be repeated again with a larger amount of winnings.

The excitement and pleasure reaction resulting from earning almost makes them forget the real facts in gambling about probability that eventually some controls and limits over time are forgotten, but when they try it again it turns out that the results do not match the previous ones which means that in the next session they lose. The question is will they stop? No, curiosity and the inability to accept the harsh reality will play a role because they were able to get a win before. They will think that "the same old win will definitely be repeated", strangely they are so sure about it that they are unconsciously addicted and their money is eroded.

Most times these gamblers think ",hey it's high time I stopped gambling,  I'm losing lots of money " but greed won't let them think straight and stop gambling,  it keeps telling them "keep pushing,  today might be your winning day, don't stop, don't be a coward..."   This is enough motivation to work even harder gambling.  The very moment they record one win,  they forget about all their losses in the past. This one win becomes a great push for them to invest even more. This they do until they get drowned in gambling,  then family and friends begin to get worried over his change of behaviour,  his finances becomes affected,  he pays little attention to other hobbies and activities.  His life just got ruined and he's not even aware of it. Many people who got addicted don't even know they are addicted until they begin to experience one problem or the other as a result of gambling.

[maydna]

~snip~

The allure of easy money is simply too strong for some people, but what they fail to realize is that what they consider to be easy money is in fact the most difficult way to make money that exists, as if you get a job and work hard then you will get a pay for your efforts, but in gambling since the odds are against you and if you bet for long enough then it becomes a certainty that you will lose money instead of making any, and yet there are many people every day that try to make money this way.

Those who use gambling to get easy money have to experience disappointment because many of them will only experience losses that can wipe out all their money. But if they think they are gambling using their money and can accept their losses well without any desire to recover their losses, they will not try to get back the money they lost in gambling. And there is no easy money in gambling because gambling is not a place to make money.

So before people start gambling, they must be able to think that they are gambling using money, and they can experience defeat so they can limit their money in gambling. When they cannot control themselves in gambling, they will only experience gambling addiction, and it is only a matter of time before they experience it.

[Blitzboy]

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Most times these gamblers think ",hey it's high time I stopped gambling,  I'm losing lots of money " but greed won't let them think straight and stop gambling,  it keeps telling them "keep pushing,  today might be your winning day, don't stop, don't be a coward..."   This is enough motivation to work even harder gambling.  The very moment they record one win,  they forget about all their losses in the past. This one win becomes a great push for them to invest even more. This they do until they get drowned in gambling,  then family and friends begin to get worried over his change of behaviour,  his finances becomes affected,  he pays little attention to other hobbies and activities.  His life just got ruined and he's not even aware of it. Many people who got addicted don't even know they are addicted until they begin to experience one problem or the other as a result of gambling.

Classic trap: infrequent wins give a false impression of control, hiding rising losses. We see this pattern repeatedly: the gambler's brain associates gambling with pleasure despite financial loss. Gambling is a social issue, not just an individual one. Games use these psychological hooks because the industry knows them. Society must recognize this and promote responsible gambling. Gamblers arent the only factor; industry operations and support systems are.

Education about gambling addiction, stricter industry regulations, and better support networks are needed to combat this issue. Understanding gaming and human psychology can help us unravel this complicated network. We must work together to stop gambling from destroying lives.

[Maus0728]

I'll give you a better one, and it's much easier to understand how addiction starts and how it works, that's the key as to why this video is created I think.

Code:

https://youtu.be/6CyecTodsuQ?si=rcsVmo0hLR1wrjpA

To me, what he's said about gambling it looks right at first listen and glance but the more I analyze it, wouldn't it be the opposite? If you understand probability then the more you're going to start gambling even more because yes you know that the probability is low but you also know how to hit the correct numbers and get in the right spot when you're gambling, look at the movie Jerry and Marge Go Large, they've calculated all the possible lottery expenses and they're able to understand that if they're to get all the wins in that ticket, they will be profiting out of buying large quantities of lottery tickets. There's also the math professor turned lottery geniuses out there that's basically making bank out of correct calculations in the lottery, that's why I said that it's the opposite of what he's said in the video.

[Dewi Aries]

If the winnings at gambling were not money then I think very few people would be addicted to it or even none.
But the fact is that casinos make money as the object of winnings or meaning winnings in the form of money which in fact all humans on earth need money, and when they get money from gambling intentionally or not then obviously they will think that it seems like a good place to earn, so of course as you said that it all starts with a cycle of winnings that are usually not too big for the initial stage which then they want such results to be repeated again with a larger amount of winnings.

The excitement and pleasure reaction resulting from earning almost makes them forget the real facts in gambling about probability that eventually some controls and limits over time are forgotten, but when they try it again it turns out that the results do not match the previous ones which means that in the next session they lose. The question is will they stop? No, curiosity and the inability to accept the harsh reality will play a role because they were able to get a win before. They will think that "the same old win will definitely be repeated", strangely they are so sure about it that they are unconsciously addicted and their money is eroded.

Most times these gamblers think ",hey it's high time I stopped gambling,  I'm losing lots of money " but greed won't let them think straight and stop gambling,  it keeps telling them "keep pushing,  today might be your winning day, don't stop, don't be a coward..."   This is enough motivation to work even harder gambling.  The very moment they record one win,  they forget about all their losses in the past. This one win becomes a great push for them to invest even more. This they do until they get drowned in gambling,  then family and friends begin to get worried over his change of behaviour,  his finances becomes affected,  he pays little attention to other hobbies and activities.  His life just got ruined and he's not even aware of it. Many people who got addicted don't even know they are addicted until they begin to experience one problem or the other as a result of gambling.

The problem is that awareness will not be easy to achieve when basically in their little hearts they still hope for a victory, maybe you also know that in every session there will always be things that look like tempting when it is nothing but a trap to keep them there, and if basically they still have hope then it is obviously very difficult to think realistically to encourage awareness even though they already know that losing situations always occur at the end of the session or that means disappointing results always dominate.

It is obvious that all gamblers will say "this time I will definitely be able to be one of the lucky ones among the 10 playing on the table" but the fact that happens at the end of the session always slaps them, and I say it is a cycle because of course the next time they will also motivate themselves by putting new confidence in the next session, as I said above that the problem is that they are too excessive in hope and come with the wrong understanding. Exactly, for the situation of people who are already addicted they will recover from dozens of defeats when they manage to get one victory, when in reality the number is not balanced and the number of losses is still far greater. So it is right to say that this is a cycle that will continue to repeat itself based on excessive expectations that of course make them always curious.

[348Judah]

Read this transcript of Andreas Analogy of how gambling addiction kicks off and tell me if you think he is right or not. Basically, your opinion.

Gambling is a tax for people who don't understand the mathematics of probability. If you understand how probability works,  you can't ever rationally gamble. The only reason you would gamble is if you decided, "I am going to lose money; the fun I have while I am losing money is worth it." "I am paying a fee for temporary fun." But most people cannot do that. Once you become drawn into the game, the gambling process triggers these responses. You start getting confirmation bias, selection bias, and survivor bias. These are known cognitive biases. The person who wins thinks they were lucky, but they don't think about all the times they lost. As you are doing this, it is triggering your dopamine centers.

You're right from what you have pointed out here concerning gambling, but we have no option than to accept gambling from the way they were, we cannot change anything about it, but we can do alot to influence changes about how we gamble, if we got addicted, it's not to the blame of gambling but how we have chosen to participate in it, we have our independent freedom in gambling, so why can't we utilize them to our own good and make the best of gambling is experience.

[Shamm]

If Andreas knows that humans are very emotional creatures and irrational beings despite all the rational evidence against a particular cause or a particular action, then he'd understand that gambling doesn't care about one's rationalization irrespective of how intellectually sound they are. I find this analogy to be quite similar to those who engage in other addictive, self-destructive habits. This analogy fits with many others to explain the how problem gambling starts.

Humans are truly emotional in everything, that is somewhat a unique creation but because of that thing, we never win everything we want like winning in gambling. And that simple analogy gives an idea to the casino owners and takes advantage of our weakness. Addiction really exists because we let it happen and because we let our emotions control our minds. The solution to this problem is just ourselves, not the other person because we are the ones who manage ourselves, not them.

That's right mate and we can not deny the fact that human are truly emotional and that's the reason why other casino will take an advantage in that which is the owner/facilitator and programers on a casino find some weakness of ours gamblers in order to catch some attentions and make us fall into them and play with them and then also once we loss they will earn a lot of money which is this is a good marketing strategy.

[KTChampions]

If Andreas knows that humans are very emotional creatures and irrational beings despite all the rational evidence against a particular cause or a particular action, then he'd understand that gambling doesn't care about one's rationalization irrespective of how intellectually sound they are. I find this analogy to be quite similar to those who engage in other addictive, self-destructive habits. This analogy fits with many others to explain the how problem gambling starts.

The problem is that knowing such things gives absolutely nothing  For example, you know how a burn signal travels through your nervous system and reaches your brain, indicating danger and the need to take action. Will this make it hurt you less (if compared to a person who does not know such details)? The answer is obvious.
A person is not a logical machine/robot that always makes rational decisions. This applies to all choices - career, sexual selection, family relationships, etc.
I doubt that if various errors of perception and cognitive distortions are taught in particular detail at school, then graduates will become more rational.

The knowledge itself is zilch, it’s nothing - in such complex things, only knowledge with reinforcement is important (roughly speaking, either from your own or from someone else’s experience). And even this is not enough, since people are social creatures and much depends on the culture where a person lives. No matter how much we want the opposite, we are made up of external influences (which act on us throughout our lives without interruption), so some separate facts/knowledge (which we will pay attention to for a short time and that’s all) will not have a particularly strong impact on us.

[angrybirdy]

If Andreas knows that humans are very emotional creatures and irrational beings despite all the rational evidence against a particular cause or a particular action, then he'd understand that gambling doesn't care about one's rationalization irrespective of how intellectually sound they are. I find this analogy to be quite similar to those who engage in other addictive, self-destructive habits. This analogy fits with many others to explain the how problem gambling starts.

Humans are truly emotional in everything, that is somewhat a unique creation but because of that thing, we never win everything we want like winning in gambling. And that simple analogy gives an idea to the casino owners and takes advantage of our weakness. Addiction really exists because we let it happen and because we let our emotions control our minds. The solution to this problem is just ourselves, not the other person because we are the ones who manage ourselves, not them.

That's right mate and we can not deny the fact that human are truly emotional and that's the reason why other casino will take an advantage in that which is the owner/facilitator and programers on a casino find some weakness of ours gamblers in order to catch some attentions and make us fall into them and play with them and then also once we loss they will earn a lot of money which is this is a good marketing strategy.

It's hard to accept but this is true, Humans are emotional and that is one of the reasons why a person is easily affected because he cannot control his emotions properly, which can be the reason and beginning of his addiction especially when money is involved.
I'm not sure but when it comes to casinos, they seem to sense when someone is losing, they make a good way so that the player doesn't stop playing and continues to do even without money. it's like they manipulate a person's mind which is the reason why the player ends up being obsessed. Casino owners know how fragile and weak when it comes to emotional control people are, that's what they made a strategy to win the hearts of the players.

[LUCKMCFLY]

If Andreas knows that humans are very emotional creatures and irrational beings despite all the rational evidence against a particular cause or a particular action, then he'd understand that gambling doesn't care about one's rationalization irrespective of how intellectually sound they are. I find this analogy to be quite similar to those who engage in other addictive, self-destructive habits. This analogy fits with many others to explain the how problem gambling starts.

Humans are truly emotional in everything, that is somewhat a unique creation but because of that thing, we never win everything we want like winning in gambling. And that simple analogy gives an idea to the casino owners and takes advantage of our weakness. Addiction really exists because we let it happen and because we let our emotions control our minds. The solution to this problem is just ourselves, not the other person because we are the ones who manage ourselves, not them.

That's right mate and we can not deny the fact that human are truly emotional and that's the reason why other casino will take an advantage in that which is the owner/facilitator and programers on a casino find some weakness of ours gamblers in order to catch some attentions and make us fall into them and play with them and then also once we loss they will earn a lot of money which is this is a good marketing strategy.

It's hard to accept but this is true, Humans are emotional and that is one of the reasons why a person is easily affected because he cannot control his emotions properly, which can be the reason and beginning of his addiction especially when money is involved.
I'm not sure but when it comes to casinos, they seem to sense when someone is losing, they make a good way so that the player doesn't stop playing and continues to do even without money. it's like they manipulate a person's mind which is the reason why the player ends up being obsessed. Casino owners know how fragile and weak when it comes to emotional control people are, that's what they made a strategy to win the hearts of the players.

Precisely what makes us fragile is what does not make us human, since it is so difficult to control our emotions we have to opt for something that makes our lives easier and we do not continue trying, for example when we are in a casino, not only It helps control the emotions, but it is a very powerful weapon, the fact of having a total amount of money to lose, because that protects us from not continuing anymore and not spending more money, for example if I am willing to lose 30usd there I can enjoy all my emotions, with that balance, but the moment it runs out I can no longer continue because it would be something that is not in the possibility of doing well, because first you have to consider that things are quite obvious, one more deposit is synonymous with losing more, but if we leave it like this, take that discipline to follow us more and do something very important which is to be totally well and have enjoyed the game healthily.

At the moment of having enjoyed it wildly, since things can be different, they are seen from another point of view, so that it is not taken as something obligatory that later one has to deposit more, if we deposit more, then we are breaking the main rule and there it is very likely that you will lose, and that is what we must avoid, losing is inevitable in a casino, it is within the normal ranges of any thing, but it is also good to review that things can be very good if we see them For example, as the way to do the right thing, because we enjoy it and don't spend more, perhaps those who spend more are money that they have very committed and that is something that one cannot do as a person, that is why when we are in a situation casino the word self-control is what we must repeat it the most, because yes, the emotions and impulses will give, but with enough discipline one will know how to calm down, and that is not something that will be experienced, if it is lived since we are playing with the money that yes we are allowed to lose.

[ethereumhunter]

It's hard to accept but this is true, Humans are emotional and that is one of the reasons why a person is easily affected because he cannot control his emotions properly, which can be the reason and beginning of his addiction especially when money is involved.
I'm not sure but when it comes to casinos, they seem to sense when someone is losing, they make a good way so that the player doesn't stop playing and continues to do even without money. it's like they manipulate a person's mind which is the reason why the player ends up being obsessed. Casino owners know how fragile and weak when it comes to emotional control people are, that's what they made a strategy to win the hearts of the players.

So that's why it's important for us to learn self-control and emotions so that we don't get dragged deeper into gambling and can also get out of gambling on time. But most gamblers don't understand this and will continue gambling more aggressively by placing bigger bets because they think it can help them win. Instead of winning, they will experience losses, which may increase if they don't realize when to stop gambling. Yes, they manipulate their own minds so that they end up obsessed with winning from gambling so they will use more money. The casinos ultimately use this to attract the attention of vulnerable gamblers so that they keep coming back to gamble for more money. If these gamblers knew that they had to really reduce their gambling activities, they would see that they could save more money than just using it for gambling.

[Jody.Drummer]

It's hard to accept but this is true, Humans are emotional and that is one of the reasons why a person is easily affected because he cannot control his emotions properly, which can be the reason and beginning of his addiction especially when money is involved.
I'm not sure but when it comes to casinos, they seem to sense when someone is losing, they make a good way so that the player doesn't stop playing and continues to do even without money. it's like they manipulate a person's mind which is the reason why the player ends up being obsessed. Casino owners know how fragile and weak when it comes to emotional control people are, that's what they made a strategy to win the hearts of the players.

So that's why it's important for us to learn self-control and emotions so that we don't get dragged deeper into gambling and can also get out of gambling on time. But most gamblers don't understand this and will continue gambling more aggressively by placing bigger bets because they think it can help them win. Instead of winning, they will experience losses, which may increase if they don't realize when to stop gambling. Yes, they manipulate their own minds so that they end up obsessed with winning from gambling so they will use more money. The casinos ultimately use this to attract the attention of vulnerable gamblers so that they keep coming back to gamble for more money. If these gamblers knew that they had to really reduce their gambling activities, they would see that they could save more money than just using it for gambling.

Whoever it is before engaging in gambling should have prepared many precautions as you mentioned with self-control and some restrictions, but strangely there are still those who completely ignore some of these important points, whether they don't know it or what, honestly I don't know but what is certain in my opinion is that it happens because they are too focused on winning opportunities that make them come in a hurry and barely do research first about the dangers or risks of what is in gambling itself.

That's right, gamblers who are completely unaware of the risks involved in gambling will only continue to play excessively or aggressively for the sake of getting a big win, that's what always happens so of course it's not the victory they get but instead they suffer a number of losses consciously and unconsciously. In my opinion, it is not that easy for them to stop in the stage of involvement that can still be said to be too early, they still have great enthusiasm and some of the defeats they have experienced may not be too concerned, it is because of the great confidence in the hopes they have put on winning. On the other hand, it is certainly true that this is the kind of gambler that casinos want because they will easily spend their money on something uncertain.

[Baki202]

Simple analogy, they try, then get a profit, then try again and again because of greed to want to win more than before.

then they use bigger money with the heart of wanting to get bigger profits, but in fact they lose, and then chase their losses to get the money they have lost, this is in accordance with the cycle of why people are addicted to gambling, until in the end they have a mindset Prioritize the possibility of subsequent opportunities to get opportunities that have a 5% win.

they lose their minds and believe in the small probability of winning because their logic believes in a big win awaiting them.

We are aware that many people genuinely want to escape poverty, but when something is overdone, bad things always happen. The issue arises from the moment someone wins for the first time and they begin to take it seriously. The best thing a person can do to better themselves is to find employment rather than rely on a game to provide for their needs or even to pay their bills. The ironic thing is that if they lose, that is how they will continue to go without food until they do.

People who have made millions from gambling will tell you to keep gambling and you will win one day, so it's a difficult choice to make you want money from gambling and then keep playing. Instead of putting too much money into gambling, it would be better if you invest in cryptocurrency because if you lose you will get interested too and if you win you will get your money back if the market recovers.


There are those who gamble for a weekly paycheck if you don't have enough money to gamble, wait till you do. Some people have more than 5% of a winning, and because the economy is struggling, gambling appears like a much better way to make extra money. However, keep in mind that gambling is all luck, and you could lose your game every time you play.