Gambling and Behavioral Change!!!

[rahmad2nd]

Does any of feel behavioral change in you based on the win/loss in gambling. Myself had experienced it, and personally I used to be happy and I used to be polite with my family members and kid whenever I am on profit. On the day of losing it changes exactly in the opposite way, even for simple things I get much anger. Particularly while giving food to kid patience is must. On winning days I let him take his own time and eat. On the losing days I used to shout at him. I'm addicted, and I want fellow gamblers to make a self analysis at regular interval and be on the safer side.

To be honest, I'm not an expert to give the right opinion, let alone the best solution. but in fact, what you are experiencing is our experience too. So, don't worry about that. because you are not alone, in fact there are many things out there that are worse than the case that happened in your story. In short, behavior change is not only in the case of gambling. However, because this discussion is related to gambling, let's review it based on my personal perspective.

Well, back again as I said. that what you often experience in certain phases, is a common case for most gamblers. I can't say what steps would be better for you to overcome this situation. in fact, that is the innate nature of being human from birth.
but I will give an example through myself, in my case something similar has happened and often happens. but that was back then, when I had no better understanding than I do now. plus, the age factor. if I were you, at a phase like that. I would prefer to avoid interaction if it is not necessary, even if it is family. but in context, there is no urgency. but it would be better, look for a moment to reflect in your solitude. I often do these things, let's just say I'm introspecting myself and at the same time trying to straighten things out in a better situation.

This is not easy, but it is not as complicated as we imagine. There is only one key, where we must be able to temporarily put aside our annoyance when we lose. and at the same time, we prepare as if nothing had happened to us. In this phase, what I said at the beginning will be used as a bridge not to take ridiculous actions or even vent your anger at the family, who in fact don't know anything, let alone be responsible for what we do. the peak, self-control and patience. at the same time, this is the test for you. So, the essence is how to control yourself regardless of winning or losing. put aside bad thoughts in your mind, when you are gathering with your family. in this case, you are in a defeat phase. Regarding addiction, you yourself understand and know your own limits. In essence, do what you should as a responsible head of the family. and believe it or not, that's what I did.

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[maydna]

I think that gambling affects behavioral change because when a person becomes addicted he is not in control but able to do anything to win. Gambling addiction can have a profound effect on individuals causing significant problems in various areas of their lives problem gambling is a complex condition that goes beyond mere self-control it is not a matter of weak will or lack of discipline. Problem gambling is recognized as a behavioral addiction. Leads to negative consequences in life. This sometimes goes beyond gambling and becomes a chronic problem that affects their overall well being. But those gamblers who can control their emotions easily have little change in their behavior if they do not tell anyone no one will understand easily.

Gambling really changes a person's behaviour from the moment he gets to know how to gamble until he actually changes. If he initially had self-control, after becoming acquainted with gambling, his self-control would slowly disappear until, eventually, he would have no self-control. A person who decides to gamble must emphasize self-control and self-discipline so as not to experience the problems that gambling can cause. And this will clearly affect his psychology and mentality, especially if he gambles more often because he wants to win. But if gamblers can continue to practice controlling themselves and not be tempted by anything in gambling, they will really use gambling as they should and will not experience gambling addiction.

[khiholangkang]

Does any of feel behavioral change in you based on the win/loss in gambling. Myself had experienced it, and personally I used to be happy and I used to be polite with my family members and kid whenever I am on profit. On the day of losing it changes exactly in the opposite way, even for simple things I get much anger. Particularly while giving food to kid patience is must. On winning days I let him take his own time and eat. On the losing days I used to shout at him. I'm addicted, and I want fellow gamblers to make a self analysis at regular interval and be on the safer side.

you are right, and I have experienced it too...even from gambling, if we have the ambition to win more and in the end defeat comes to us, it makes depression and frustration, people around me have become victims of the frustration that It's in me because of losing gambling, I think with the same mindset about gambling to earn income will produce depression which can affect our behavior in the environment, and yes that's just a story before I can control myself in gambling, fortunately I have the right stages it was better and my logic worked well, the addiction disappeared slowly when I was able to control myself and considered gambling to be just a place to find fun without thinking about losing or winning.

[Weawant]

Gambling really changes a person's behaviour from the moment he gets to know how to gamble until he actually changes. If he initially had self-control, after becoming acquainted with gambling, his self-control would slowly disappear until, eventually, he would have no self-control. A person who decides to gamble must emphasize self-control and self-discipline so as not to experience the problems that gambling can cause. And this will clearly affect his psychology and mentality, especially if he gambles more often because he wants to win. But if gamblers can continue to practice controlling themselves and not be tempted by anything in gambling, they will really use gambling as they should and will not experience gambling addiction.

Most often the problem isn't with gambling itself, it's mostly with the attitude of the gamblers towards gambling, their attitude most times results in the behavioral changes which later leads to the negative effect which arise from the continuous engagement in gambling activities too often, and that is when discipline like you rightly mentioned becomes very important and needed.

If these gamblers can be disciplined enough they will definitely have self control, every disciplined person doesn't struggle with controlling their selves because self control is embedded in discipline. This is what gives the restrain and help their mind to continually keep them in check, when they are discipline, they basically control how much they participate in gambling without supervision because they have discipline, this way they will be able to see gambling strictly for entertainment and leisure and as such they almost don't get addicted because they are able to control their selves well enough not to get to the point of addiction.

[Fredomago]

Gambling really changes a person's behaviour from the moment he gets to know how to gamble until he actually changes. If he initially had self-control, after becoming acquainted with gambling, his self-control would slowly disappear until, eventually, he would have no self-control. A person who decides to gamble must emphasize self-control and self-discipline so as not to experience the problems that gambling can cause. And this will clearly affect his psychology and mentality, especially if he gambles more often because he wants to win. But if gamblers can continue to practice controlling themselves and not be tempted by anything in gambling, they will really use gambling as they should and will not experience gambling addiction.

Most often the problem isn't with gambling itself, it's mostly with the attitude of the gamblers towards gambling, their attitude most times results in the behavioral changes which later leads to the negative effect which arise from the continuous engagement in gambling activities too often, and that is when discipline like you rightly mentioned becomes very important and needed.

If these gamblers can be disciplined enough they will definitely have self control, every disciplined person doesn't struggle with controlling their selves because self control is embedded in discipline. This is what gives the restrain and help their mind to continually keep them in check, when they are discipline, they basically control how much they participate in gambling without supervision because they have discipline, this way they will be able to see gambling strictly for entertainment and leisure and as such they almost don't get addicted because they are able to control their selves well enough not to get to the point of addiction.

Agree to that statement, if you have that discipline inside you, sometimes, you may exceed  but at the end of the day you'll just go back and reset yourself with your gambling participation, same with how you see it. Discipline provides that self-control which is very important. Most of the time, gambling has been influenced by emotions, things that are really tough to compete inside your own mindset when dealing with every game you play.

But, if you have that good set limitation, and you practice that kind of discipline, your chance of getting addicted is slim, not to generalize, as addiction is always possible if the dominance of gambling has already beaten your control.

[junder]

I think that gambling affects behavioral change because when a person becomes addicted he is not in control but able to do anything to win. Gambling addiction can have a profound effect on individuals causing significant problems in various areas of their lives problem gambling is a complex condition that goes beyond mere self-control it is not a matter of weak will or lack of discipline. Problem gambling is recognized as a behavioral addiction. Leads to negative consequences in life. This sometimes goes beyond gambling and becomes a chronic problem that affects their overall well being. But those gamblers who can control their emotions easily have little change in their behavior if they do not tell anyone no one will understand easily.

Gambling really changes a person's behaviour from the moment he gets to know how to gamble until he actually changes. If he initially had self-control, after becoming acquainted with gambling, his self-control would slowly disappear until, eventually, he would have no self-control. A person who decides to gamble must emphasize self-control and self-discipline so as not to experience the problems that gambling can cause. And this will clearly affect his psychology and mentality, especially if he gambles more often because he wants to win. But if gamblers can continue to practice controlling themselves and not be tempted by anything in gambling, they will really use gambling as they should and will not experience gambling addiction.

yes that's right, I have a friend who doesn't know gambling with his life who always looks well off, but he changed after getting to know gambling. where he experienced changes in his attitude and changes in his economy, which initially he was a well-behaved person who didn't like to get angry and was also a pleasant person now he turned into a person who was easily emotional even if it was a small problem but could make him emotional, maybe because of the impact of gambling which can change a person's mindset and psychology becomes chaotic. also from his economy, which initially he was well off now he sells a lot of his goods just to fulfill his gambling desires.

also from his economy, which initially he was well-off now he sells a lot of his goods just to fulfill his gambling desires, and this is an example of the harmful effects of gambling if we don't have limits on gambling. not only harming yourself can even harm others such as the destruction of the harmony of family relationships, where previously harmonious family relationships turned into always fighting just because one person was addicted to gambling. So it's best to have limits in gambling so that nothing happens that you don't want. and gamble reasonably not to excess.

[Jody.Drummer]

Gambling really changes a person's behaviour from the moment he gets to know how to gamble until he actually changes. If he initially had self-control, after becoming acquainted with gambling, his self-control would slowly disappear until, eventually, he would have no self-control. A person who decides to gamble must emphasize self-control and self-discipline so as not to experience the problems that gambling can cause. And this will clearly affect his psychology and mentality, especially if he gambles more often because he wants to win. But if gamblers can continue to practice controlling themselves and not be tempted by anything in gambling, they will really use gambling as they should and will not experience gambling addiction.

Most often the problem isn't with gambling itself, it's mostly with the attitude of the gamblers towards gambling, their attitude most times results in the behavioral changes which later leads to the negative effect which arise from the continuous engagement in gambling activities too often, and that is when discipline like you rightly mentioned becomes very important and needed.

If these gamblers can be disciplined enough they will definitely have self control, every disciplined person doesn't struggle with controlling their selves because self control is embedded in discipline. This is what gives the restrain and help their mind to continually keep them in check, when they are discipline, they basically control how much they participate in gambling without supervision because they have discipline, this way they will be able to see gambling strictly for entertainment and leisure and as such they almost don't get addicted because they are able to control their selves well enough not to get to the point of addiction.

Agree to that statement, if you have that discipline inside you, sometimes, you may exceed  but at the end of the day you'll just go back and reset yourself with your gambling participation, same with how you see it. Discipline provides that self-control which is very important. Most of the time, gambling has been influenced by emotions, things that are really tough to compete inside your own mindset when dealing with every game you play.

But, if you have that good set limitation, and you practice that kind of discipline, your chance of getting addicted is slim, not to generalize, as addiction is always possible if the dominance of gambling has already beaten your control.

True, I think just implementing discipline is good and it means that gamblers already understand about all the possibilities that they don't want to happen in their gambling involvement, but even though you have implemented it doesn't mean you are safe, because like you said sometimes we are very likely to break some of the discipline that we have implemented there, it doesn't matter and it's normal because it's very difficult to be able to negotiate with the situation when you are quasi by emotions, because gambling is very much involved in emotions and greed.

But on the other hand I think it's fine and quite normal because everyone must experience something like that and not just in the gambling world, one thing that I think should be made the main concern is to try to keep you at a good level of consciousness when your gambling session takes place. Only that can remind you of some of the boundaries you've set, and with that I think you'll still be able to make some pretty good judgments because it's based on the common sense of awareness, and also obviously to minimize the chances of addiction.

[cafter]

Does any of feel behavioral change in you based on the win/loss in gambling. Myself had experienced it, and personally I used to be happy and I used to be polite with my family members and kid whenever I am on profit. On the day of losing it changes exactly in the opposite way, even for simple things I get much anger. Particularly while giving food to kid patience is must. On winning days I let him take his own time and eat. On the losing days I used to shout at him. I'm addicted, and I want fellow gamblers to make a self analysis at regular interval and be on the safer side.

yes, It happens with gambling addicts and this is so dangerous, people who are addicted to gambling doesn't able to think clearly, everytime there mind thinks of gambling. and winning big.
you are also addicted so please quite gambling and recover your losses by working more, taking more jobs, find other ways to earn, but do not try to recover by gambling more.
this is my humble opinion please do not gamble more spend good time with people around you, don't think of everytime of gambling.
if you want to come out if this then I wish you the best of luck, and I believe you will overcome this situation soon. and become normal again.

[slapper]

I am trying to wonder what is in the minds of those who vote “no” How does gambling not have behavioral changes in the gambler?! When you gamble and win, are you the same? You’re just going to be unshaken? No. When you win, you may not jump up but you’ll feel a sense of excitement and joy. The same thing applies when you lose, people feel a sense of sadness, depression, etc. Even before you win or lose, anxiety can come in because you don’t know what it’s going to be. All of these affect your behavior and how to react within that moment.

It depends on the person, that's why people vote No. Every gambler has different ways of adapting to win or lose. Not all will easily get paranoid and transfer aggression to kids around them. Sometimes, it causes us to feel depressed about losing so much money, yet most gamblers don't lose money to such an extent. They stop along the line and rest or rethink their predicting strategies. Those who experience behavioral changes are mostly addicts. And if care isn't taken, the gambler won't stop being angry after losing money in gambling. It all has to do with our mental health. How the gambler was groomed as a child. Gambling could be what helped in developing such a bad attitude. Because you can't say people have not been spending money all their life. Why do they now get angry after spending money on gambling? Because they think it's a waste of money if the promised win doesn't arrive. Hence, it's safe to say that the type of gambler with behavioral change is chasing losses. It's quite disappointing not to win after a long chase. Although, the percentage of people who voted "no" is little, they're not wrong.

Gamblers' emotions to wins and losses vary. Not everyone becomes aggressive or depressed, but can we ignore them? The human mind is a maze of emotions and behaviors molded by many circumstances. Childhood experiences matter greatly, as you said. But here's the thing: gambling is about losing to a system that promises large but delivers little. Is this expectation breach a psychological trigger? Shattering hopes of a win often incites anger, not spending money.

Also, addiction. It's a monster that devours logic, reason, and humanity. The mental health epidemic of gambling addiction must be acknowledged. It's about losing oneself as well as money. Doesn't the boundary between a casual bet and a serious addiction seem thin? The 'no' vote isn't invalid, but isn't it narrow? Gambling's mental health effects are real and must be addressed as a culture. Time to do it?

[Warkop]

Does any of feel behavioral change in you based on the win/loss in gambling. Myself had experienced it, and personally I used to be happy and I used to be polite with my family members and kid whenever I am on profit. On the day of losing it changes exactly in the opposite way, even for simple things I get much anger. Particularly while giving food to kid patience is must. On winning days I let him take his own time and eat. On the losing days I used to shout at him. I'm addicted, and I want fellow gamblers to make a self analysis at regular interval and be on the safer side.

To be honest, for me personally, when I lose or win at gambling there is no change in my behavior, because I gamble only for entertainment and don't use emotions, so when I lose I don't continue gambling and it's better to leave. So that I don't get carried away easily and don't feel angry with my family, especially my wife and children, when I lose at gambling.

It is true that many people who lose or win at gambling will definitely experience changes in their behavior, especially if they lose at gambling, they will definitely become angry with anyone, especially their children and wife at home. All of this will definitely happen when someone is truly addicted to gambling.

[Docnaster]

Does any of feel behavioral change in you based on the win/loss in gambling. Myself had experienced it, and personally I used to be happy and I used to be polite with my family members and kid whenever I am on profit. On the day of losing it changes exactly in the opposite way, even for simple things I get much anger. Particularly while giving food to kid patience is must. On winning days I let him take his own time and eat. On the losing days I used to shout at him. I'm addicted, and I want fellow gamblers to make a self analysis at regular interval and be on the safer side.

There is always a joy when you win even if you do not win much but since it is winning it gives some kind of joy. Likewise there is some kind of sadness when you lose no matter how small you lose. I do think that it shouldn't affect anyone to a great extent unless the person played the bet with what they cannot afford to lose. It is only when you lose huge amount of money that you will be sad and tend to extend it to others. But when you gamble with what you can lose, the case will be different.

I could say YES but not really it changed everything, and maybe when just in time I lost. Of course, it was a normal change for someone who gets broke, you feel sad, and raises your BP making your mode not good. But this is just in a short period of time that happened to me (and might be the same thing may happen to the others as well).

Upon gambling, I realized how important to control our emotions. And a reason why I still managed to keep my limits, having no regrets, and not chasing my losses.

If whenever you lose it affects your health and living stability, it is advisable that you stop gambling or gamble with just a little amount of money that will not affect you when you lose it. Having a good and healthy life is better than any amount of money you want to win.

[Oilacris]

Does any of feel behavioral change in you based on the win/loss in gambling. Myself had experienced it, and personally I used to be happy and I used to be polite with my family members and kid whenever I am on profit. On the day of losing it changes exactly in the opposite way, even for simple things I get much anger. Particularly while giving food to kid patience is must. On winning days I let him take his own time and eat. On the losing days I used to shout at him. I'm addicted, and I want fellow gamblers to make a self analysis at regular interval and be on the safer side.

To be honest, for me personally, when I lose or win at gambling there is no change in my behavior, because I gamble only for entertainment and don't use emotions, so when I lose I don't continue gambling and it's better to leave. So that I don't get carried away easily and don't feel angry with my family, especially my wife and children, when I lose at gambling.

It is true that many people who lose or win at gambling will definitely experience changes in their behavior, especially if they lose at gambling, they will definitely become angry with anyone, especially their children and wife at home. All of this will definitely happen when someone is truly addicted to gambling.

Really? Dont you have any reactions like raising your eyebrows or banging up the table on the time that you do have a loss? specially consecutive ones? I do hard to believe
on such claim considering that even professionals or veteran ones on this gambling field would really be having that kind of reaction or impulse on the time that we are losing.
no one really likes on losing money on which it is really just that normal to have those kind of reactions but on a controlled manner. This is the difference of to those people who are
really that experienced and to those who are really just new. Being impulsive is really that common and this is why self control would really be something
relevant.

[maydna]

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Most often the problem isn't with gambling itself, it's mostly with the attitude of the gamblers towards gambling, their attitude most times results in the behavioral changes which later leads to the negative effect which arise from the continuous engagement in gambling activities too often, and that is when discipline like you rightly mentioned becomes very important and needed.

If these gamblers can be disciplined enough they will definitely have self control, every disciplined person doesn't struggle with controlling their selves because self control is embedded in discipline. This is what gives the restrain and help their mind to continually keep them in check, when they are discipline, they basically control how much they participate in gambling without supervision because they have discipline, this way they will be able to see gambling strictly for entertainment and leisure and as such they almost don't get addicted because they are able to control their selves well enough not to get to the point of addiction.

The attitude of the gamblers is clearly changing their behavior because gambling will not change and will always tempt gamblers to continue gambling without stopping. Gambling will provide very attractive offers or promotions to attract more gamblers to try to get them. This is where we have to be responsible with our gambling activities so that we don't gamble excessively and can still be aware that we won't always be able to win from gambling.

Discipline is needed when gambling to prevent large losses, and with the addition of good self-control, they will not lose a lot of money and can also control themselves while gambling. With discipline and self-control, they can manage the use of their money and also know when they can stop gambling so that they will not experience large losses. But most gamblers don't pay attention to this problem and continue gambling until they lose a lot. Maybe they also won't realize that they have little money left because they enjoy gambling so much that they forget to pay attention to the remaining amount of money.

~snip~

yes that's right, I have a friend who doesn't know gambling with his life who always looks well off, but he changed after getting to know gambling. where he experienced changes in his attitude and changes in his economy, which initially he was a well-behaved person who didn't like to get angry and was also a pleasant person now he turned into a person who was easily emotional even if it was a small problem but could make him emotional, maybe because of the impact of gambling which can change a person's mindset and psychology becomes chaotic. also from his economy, which initially he was well off now he sells a lot of his goods just to fulfill his gambling desires.

also from his economy, which initially he was well-off now he sells a lot of his goods just to fulfill his gambling desires, and this is an example of the harmful effects of gambling if we don't have limits on gambling. not only harming yourself can even harm others such as the destruction of the harmony of family relationships, where previously harmonious family relationships turned into always fighting just because one person was addicted to gambling. So it's best to have limits in gambling so that nothing happens that you don't want. and gamble reasonably not to excess.

Gambling can change a person from initially having good self-control and not liking gambling to gambling too often and using a lot of money in gambling. That's what makes them lose their money little by little and eventually lose all their money until they become bankrupt. They should be able to know when they have experienced a lot of defeat and be able to stop themselves and check whether there has been a change in themselves or whether everything is still fine. But with the defeat they experienced, it was clear that something had changed for them, and they had to immediately ask for help from others before things changed for the worse.

And it is true that gambling too often can cause him to lose a lot of money, and that is indeed a bad example of someone who cannot control himself when gambling. We have to be able to prevent this from happening to us so that we don't sell our personal belongings to gamble. Apart from that, if someone becomes addicted to gambling, a person can have bad relationships with other people around him, and this is difficult to repair. Maybe they should immediately find a way to overcome their gambling addiction problem because otherwise, they will not be able to get out of gambling and will get deeper into gambling.

[Nerdy doctor]

That is why i always emphasize that gamblers should be aware of the gambling pros and cons and should be aware that where they can win, they can loss too. Most of the gamblers who regret after gambling are the ones who do not know this fact or in some cases, even if they know the disadvantages of gambling, they do not take it seriously and become overconfident that they cannot lose.

I think the majority of people who gamble are fully aware of the risks involved. They’re well aware of the pros and the cons of gambling. If anything, we’re all aware that the gambler involved could incur losses as well as he can win for himself some profit.

The majority of gamblers who regret or get angry after they lose their bets are those who have willingly turned a blind eye to the fact that there are losses as well as wins. They’ve probably made stupid choices and started daydreaming and making budgets in their head for the money to be won. Having loss their bets, their dreams are gone and hence, their misplaced annoyance.

[KiaKia]

When frustration comes we are meant to misbehave at times, I get it and it will be way more worser if money is involved, I have been cool headed guys losing their cool after they lose money to gambling, the thing is everyone is wired to react to any situation at anytime, I have seen someone who lose money thrice in sport gambling and he quit, just like that, today he never go back to gambling, everyone is wired differently and its better to always control yourself when you are in such situation, even outside of gambling, don't make rash decisions where you will later regret.

Most of the bad news about people in gambling making bad decision because they lose money happens because they are not mentally prepared to lose that money, but they strongly believe that they can win.

I can say that many are not prepared for what is about to happen to them in gambling, they just decide to begin the journey and they aren't prepared for any losses.

[Hirose UK]

That is why i always emphasize that gamblers should be aware of the gambling pros and cons and should be aware that where they can win, they can loss too. Most of the gamblers who regret after gambling are the ones who do not know this fact or in some cases, even if they know the disadvantages of gambling, they do not take it seriously and become overconfident that they cannot lose.

I think the majority of people who gamble are fully aware of the risks involved. They’re well aware of the pros and the cons of gambling. If anything, we’re all aware that the gambler involved could incur losses as well as he can win for himself some profit.

The majority of gamblers who regret or get angry after they lose their bets are those who have willingly turned a blind eye to the fact that there are losses as well as wins. They’ve probably made stupid choices and started daydreaming and making budgets in their head for the money to be won. Having loss their bets, their dreams are gone and hence, their misplaced annoyance.

Of course they are aware of this and before deciding to start entering gambling site to gamble they are aware that there are many risks that will come one after another and not only the risk of financial loss but also mental, even attitudes and behavior will also be influenced when under certain conditions.
But are they considering it?
I don't think so, they don't care about any of that including myself, who was aware of what would happen and because of my high curiosity and desire to actually try it, I couldn't control it.
Even though it just out of curiosity because I saw friends gambling, I can really feel the bad impact in the long term, I experienced various conditions and I had various experiences, but there no need to regret it.
There is lesson in everything and now we are more aware that not everything we think is right is good decision and of course we can learn valuable lessons from all of that.

We know what it feels like to lose large amount of money due to losing at gambling, but if it changes attitude even towards family or people around then that is quite worrying condition.
Whatever the risks and consequences, we ourselves feel it because that is the impact of the choices we make from gambling.

[Unbunplease]

When frustration comes we are meant to misbehave at times, I get it and it will be way more worser if money is involved, I have been cool headed guys losing their cool after they lose money to gambling, the thing is everyone is wired to react to any situation at anytime, I have seen someone who lose money thrice in sport gambling and he quit, just like that, today he never go back to gambling, everyone is wired differently and its better to always control yourself when you are in such situation, even outside of gambling, don't make rash decisions where you will later regret.

Most of the bad news about people in gambling making bad decision because they lose money happens because they are not mentally prepared to lose that money, but they strongly believe that they can win.

I can say that many are not prepared for what is about to happen to them in gambling, they just decide to begin the journey and they aren't prepared for any losses.

Gambling is essentially a test of mental endurance and stress tolerance. The main thing is to understand whether it makes sense to take a risk right now. It is necessary to develop your own criteria for the proper assessment of the situation, and try to be guided only by these signs and criteria

[arimamib]

The attitude of the gamblers is clearly changing their behavior because gambling will not change and will always tempt gamblers to continue gambling without stopping. Gambling will provide very attractive offers or promotions to attract more gamblers to try to get them. This is where we have to be responsible with our gambling activities so that we don't gamble excessively and can still be aware that we won't always be able to win from gambling.

It's hard to deny the fact that the gambling industry often employs various strategies, including attractive offers and promotions, to entice to participate. Even if we have friends who like to do gambling activity, It's also an temted attraction for us to involve in such activity. The acknowledgment that gambling won't change and will continue to tempt gamblers stresses the importance of self-awareness and self-control.

Responsible gambling needs setting limits, both in terms of time and money, and recognizing no guaranteed wins. Being aware of losses can be the ending result is a critical aspect of maintaining a healthy approach to gambling activities. it's encouraging to see people emphasizing the need for awareness and moderation in this context. If you want to do gambling, do it to have friends, not to lose friends.

[arimamib]

The attitude of the gamblers is clearly changing their behavior because gambling will not change and will always tempt gamblers to continue gambling without stopping. Gambling will provide very attractive offers or promotions to attract more gamblers to try to get them. This is where we have to be responsible with our gambling activities so that we don't gamble excessively and can still be aware that we won't always be able to win from gambling.

It's hard to deny the fact that the gambling industry often employs various strategies, including attractive offers and promotions, to entice to participate. Even if we have friends who like to do gambling activity, It's also an temted attraction for us to involve in such activity. The acknowledgment that gambling won't change and will continue to tempt gamblers stresses the importance of self-awareness and self-control.

Responsible gambling needs setting limits, both in terms of time and money, and recognizing no guaranteed wins. Being aware of losses can be the ending result is a critical aspect of maintaining a healthy approach to gambling activities. it's encouraging to see people emphasizing the need for awareness and moderation in this context. If you want to do gambling, do it to have friends, not to lose friends.

[Fatunad]

When frustration comes we are meant to misbehave at times, I get it and it will be way more worser if money is involved, I have been cool headed guys losing their cool after they lose money to gambling, the thing is everyone is wired to react to any situation at anytime, I have seen someone who lose money thrice in sport gambling and he quit, just like that, today he never go back to gambling, everyone is wired differently and its better to always control yourself when you are in such situation, even outside of gambling, don't make rash decisions where you will later regret.

Most of the bad news about people in gambling making bad decision because they lose money happens because they are not mentally prepared to lose that money, but they strongly believe that they can win.

I can say that many are not prepared for what is about to happen to them in gambling, they just decide to begin the journey and they aren't prepared for any losses.

Gambling is essentially a test of mental endurance and stress tolerance. The main thing is to understand whether it makes sense to take a risk right now. It is necessary to develop your own criteria for the proper assessment of the situation, and try to be guided only by these signs and criteria

But on the time that you are already got addicted with gambling then assessing up things such as this wont really be something that could be possible and this is why it would really be that a matter of of self discipline and control on which not all would really be that good on. When it comes on losing that cool or become that emotionally impulsive then i would say that it would really be just that so normal since there's no person who does really like on losing money on which it would really be just that common for those emotions to come out but on the time that being too impulsive had become that too extreme then it would really be safe to say that you do have some temper problems or emotional something related issue on which it is never been that bad for you to reassess and trying out for some professional help but i would say that it wouldnt really be that
necessary considering that self control and awareness of the things around would really be that sufficient for you to be able to make yourself having that good control of the things that you've been dealing
of with without any problems.