Gambling and Behavioral Change!!!

[Davidvictorson]

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.

If we are being honest, these are emotions that are undeniably felt all the time even when we have a bank roll, budget, time allocation and a proper gambling strategy. We feel angry, sad because we cannot control the outcome of the event. You need to be able catch yourself in the moment when these emotions are being directed and flung towards externally. Some of the ways that are recommended to deal with these emotions when you feel them rising up within you is to get something physical doing, it could be going for a run, going to the gym, doing something that engages and redirects your mind.

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[Kelward]

Most of us gamblers probaly have experience that, but it's a bad attitude mate, it's like we aren't good in accepting our losses and that we would involve other people with our disappointment in gambling. It normally happen when we aren't gambling for entertainment only and we do risk money more than our budget, I would not use "money you can affor to lose", as there are times you can afford to lose the money you are gambling but it's already out of your budge, so in the end, it will have a big effect on your emotion.

Loosing is not a good feeling, even if it's just a game, everybody would feel better when they win, winnings radiates a feeling of fulfilment, but when it's a lose then it'll be the total oposit, a feeling of being a looser. However that losing makes us feel, I think that it'll not be fair to take it out on others, because they didn't force you to gamble and lose your money. It's ok to feel sad after a lose, afterall we're humans and it's a part of our inborn characteristics to react when we don't win, but for the sake of our loved ones, there's need to apply wisdom and understand that it's just a game, tomorrow can be better. Self control is a very important ability to have, without it our lives will be full of regrets, because we can hurt our loved ones in the moment of unhappiness.

[n00ber]

Behavior changes due to gambling are something that happens to gamblers all the time. We can see that when we win, our mood will be happy. And when we lose, we get upset. If the player is addicted, the player loses continuously they will become irritable. Gradually, that habit formed. Gambling addiction is similar to addiction to alcohol and illegal substances. They have no control over their actions.
If we are relatives of people addicted to gambling. We should help them quit their addiction. I believe that after detoxification, their human nature will return to what it was before.

[goinmerry]

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.

Human nature. It's usual and common to happen.

What happened there is, that our emotion is being affected by what happened around us. Not just in gambling, but that change of mood can be triggered by any given situation. In that case in a change of behaviour because of gambling, we should try to be responsible in our actions especially coming from a losing session.

In my case, I'd rather just be silent and quiet after losing and try to be as cool as possible, especially after a big loss. I don't want people around me to get involved in my bad mood not unless they are talking crap that bothers me even though at the moment I'm in my usual mood lol.

[junder]

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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.

It is because they themselves do it, so in my opinion the fault lies with them, if they can control themselves maybe they will not fall into this detrimental trap. gambling will not make a change if we ourselves can respond to gambling properly. many people have experienced gambling because they have responded to gambling wrong. This is where gambling is made the main source of income in life and of course this is not the right thing. by making gambling the main source of income in life it will only destroy themselves financially, attitude and behavior, health and also time. actually there is no need to ask for help from others, if they have a good mind they can do gambling reasonably and not excessively.

There are also many people who are crazy about gambling to the point of selling their belongings because they have run out of personal money and maybe also their savings that have been used for gambling. this needs to be prevented, because there are many ways to prevent it. also like you said, someone who is addicted to gambling can have a bad relationship with others, because their behavior will change can make them experience a change in attitude from good to emotional. And this is also of course something that is detrimental to them, not beneficial to them. so we should have a limit in gambling, not to do excessive gambling that can make us change, I myself do not want to experience a change in attitude to be negative.

[khiholangkang]

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.

If we are being honest, these are emotions that are undeniably felt all the time even when we have a bank roll, budget, time allocation and a proper gambling strategy. We feel angry, sad because we cannot control the outcome of the event. You need to be able catch yourself in the moment when these emotions are being directed and flung towards externally. Some of the ways that are recommended to deal with these emotions when you feel them rising up within you is to get something physical doing, it could be going for a run, going to the gym, doing something that engages and redirects your mind.

Yes defeat will be able to stimulate uncontrollable thinking and resentment that will have an impact on impulsive behavior, and even I also hit the table or wall of my room at least because of that resentment, and yes even though I have good management in myself and finances still when I feel worse it seems to destroy everything that makes the heart and mind uneasy, yes one of them from what you mentioned such as exercising is what I always do when experiencing that kind of thing, and choosing not to interact with the environment or family, before I feel calmer so that I don't lose control of myself when there are things that can trigger me to increase my emotions even more.

[Wakate]

Behavior changes due to gambling are something that happens to gamblers all the time. We can see that when we win, our mood will be happy. And when we lose, we get upset. If the player is addicted, the player loses continuously they will become irritable. Gradually, that habit formed. Gambling addiction is similar to addiction to alcohol and illegal substances. They have no control over their actions.
If we are relatives of people addicted to gambling. We should help them quit their addiction. I believe that after detoxification, their human nature will return to what it was before.

Behavioral changes if what we need to learn to over come. Normally, we tend to make mistakes and try and become a better person so that such mistakes do not repeat itself. When we find out that we have been making frequent mistakes and we don't change, it is good for us to examine ourselves and make sure we adjust so that we can be stronger and become a better person. Gambling has different phases and behaviors that could be established if we find ourselves in a particular condition. This is why we need to get ready and become disciplined so that less things would not have to change our mood.

[Quidat]

Behavior changes due to gambling are something that happens to gamblers all the time. We can see that when we win, our mood will be happy. And when we lose, we get upset. If the player is addicted, the player loses continuously they will become irritable. Gradually, that habit formed. Gambling addiction is similar to addiction to alcohol and illegal substances. They have no control over their actions.
If we are relatives of people addicted to gambling. We should help them quit their addiction. I believe that after detoxification, their human nature will return to what it was before.

Behavioral changes if what we need to learn to over come. Normally, we tend to make mistakes and try and become a better person so that such mistakes do not repeat itself. When we find out that we have been making frequent mistakes and we don't change, it is good for us to examine ourselves and make sure we adjust so that we can be stronger and become a better person. Gambling has different phases and behaviors that could be established if we find ourselves in a particular condition. This is why we need to get ready and become disciplined so that less things would not have to change our mood.

On the time that you are already gaining sufficient experience then this is the time you would really be able to say that you do have  that good control of your emotion and mind on the time that you would be dealing up with gambling on which it would really be understandable that you would really be missing out these things when you are just starting up. Behavioral change is really that common on a certain individual because we do all know that we dont really like on losing money on which it would really be just that so right that on the time that we are experiencing those impulsive behavior then
we would really be needing to adjust accordingly. We dont let our anger would be able to control our mind to make even more bets just because you are trying to cope up with those losses
that you had made. This is where usually people would be messing up.

[goxcraft]

Surely it does effects our behavior. Before gambling I used to be happy, polite, caring towards others. But after gambling became a habit I started to become repulsive and aggressive towards others. It made me somebody totally new. It was due the the fact I lost many bets. That made me and my mood very angry occasionally. Sometimes I would vent out my anger in others even though they had no part in it. These kinds of behavior made me distant from my families. Only then I realized what I did was wrong. Later I had to change my gambling addiction and limit it under certain rules.

[BenCodie]

Does any of feel behavioral change in you based on the win/loss in gambling.

Most gamblers would, especially less experienced or new ones who truly have learned no lessons from their experience so far. Unfortunately the worst is yet to come for them I believe. The emotional effect will become harder to control with the more thst you lose, when you are effecting your livelihood, or if you are effecting the livelihood of others that you vowed to provide for.

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.

This is deeply saddening. I hope that your self reflection was enough for you to learn that you should not punish others for your own mistakes. Especially your child.

Behavior changes due to gambling are something that happens to gamblers all the time. We can see that when we win, our mood will be happy. And when we lose, we get upset. If the player is addicted, the player loses continuously they will become irritable. Gradually, that habit formed. Gambling addiction is similar to addiction to alcohol and illegal substances. They have no control over their actions.
If we are relatives of people addicted to gambling. We should help them quit their addiction. I believe that after detoxification, their human nature will return to what it was before.

Behavioral changes if what we need to learn to over come. Normally, we tend to make mistakes and try and become a better person so that such mistakes do not repeat itself. When we find out that we have been making frequent mistakes and we don't change, it is good for us to examine ourselves and make sure we adjust so that we can be stronger and become a better person. Gambling has different phases and behaviors that could be established if we find ourselves in a particular condition. This is why we need to get ready and become disciplined so that less things would not have to change our mood.

Good post. Mistakes mean growth for those who can self reflect and evolve. Self control and discipline are also very important characteristics to have.
These are both great takeaways for anyone struggling to control their emotions as a result of gambling.

[www.Gambler.Casino]

Certainly! Personally, when I win, I first feel a feeling of joy and satisfaction. But then I feel like something is missing and I go back to play, although I have no desire ((
When I lose, I experience strong apathy, but not for long. Usually after a few days everything returns to normal

[Sakanwa]

Behavior changes due to gambling are something that happens to gamblers all the time. We can see that when we win, our mood will be happy. And when we lose, we get upset. If the player is addicted, the player loses continuously they will become irritable. Gradually, that habit formed. Gambling addiction is similar to addiction to alcohol and illegal substances. They have no control over their actions.
If we are relatives of people addicted to gambling. We should help them quit their addiction. I believe that after detoxification, their human nature will return to what it was before.

Gambling has the ability to change someone into what he or she never dreamt of being,it can affect one phisically, mentally, emotionally and psychologically,but all these cannot happen to someone who doesn't take gambling as a hobby,it happens to people who see gambling as the only thing they live for,and for people who  are addicted to gambling. One man made a stake of 3 million on a game he bought, according to him,he said the game was given to him from a direct source,but he lose
the game and was depressed,and felt like commiting suicide,but thanks to God someone spoke to him,and he was able to get over it,even though it was hard,but the money lost changed his attitude,and turned him to a drunkard.

[dezoel]

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.

You don't need to become an addict first in order to experience a behavioural change. Then, losing isn't alone that can cause for our behaviour to change, (but also winning does). Indeed that being addicted in gambling can affect other aspects of our lives. It's because when we are addicted in to something, we will now have less or no time to do other things.

We can also lose our money that is supposed to be allocated for something which can be more important than in gambling. It is easy to spot an addicted gambler even that gambler didn't tell about his bad habit. We need to do something like give them an advice, because some are only shy or afraid to ask a help about their problem.

[Fredomago]

Surely it does effects our behavior. Before gambling I used to be happy, polite, caring towards others. But after gambling became a habit I started to become repulsive and aggressive towards others. It made me somebody totally new. It was due the the fact I lost many bets. That made me and my mood very angry occasionally. Sometimes I would vent out my anger in others even though they had no part in it. These kinds of behavior made me distant from my families. Only then I realized what I did was wrong. Later I had to change my gambling addiction and limit it under certain rules.

Exactly, change in behaviors is expected when you are already engage deeply in gambling, especially when you are in the losing streak I can agree to what you said, sometimes you want to point figner and throw the blame to someone who don't have any relation with gambling but becuse you can't accept the fact that you keep losing over and over, you are trying to find the way to blame someone and exempt yourself as liable with your actions.

But it's good if you manage to escape from that kind of addiction and you are able now to minimize or realize what you done wrong and you are on the side where you already place your limitation.

[arimamib]

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Exactly, change in behaviors is expected when you are already engage deeply in gambling, especially when you are in the losing streak I can agree to what you said, sometimes you want to point figner and throw the blame to someone who don't have any relation with gambling but becuse you can't accept the fact that you keep losing over and over, you are trying to find the way to blame someone and exempt yourself as liable with your actions.

But it's good if you manage to escape from that kind of addiction and you are able now to minimize or realize what you done wrong and you are on the side where you already place your limitation.

It's not uncommon for people to experience frustration and look for external aspects to blame, even when those aspects have no direct connection to their gambling activities. When facing continuous losses, acceptance of personal responsibility can be challenging. It's a negative sign when someone is not able to recognize this pattern and reflect on their actions. It's a crucial aspect of breaking free from the cycle of addiction by taking ownership of gambler's behavior.

It's a commendable achievement with moving towards minimizing or overcoming such addiction. Setting limits and recognizing when to step back from gambling is a crucial step towards responsible behavior. It doesn't only protect the financial matter but also contributes to overall mental and emotional health. Support circle, whether from friends, family, or professionals, can play a significant role in helping people navigate the challenges associated with gambling addiction.

[darkangel11]

It's called mood swings and we all get them from time to time. It's not a change of behavior! Change of behavior is more permanent, like when you become more violent in general, or more depressed. When you get that feeling of being angry and unloading on your family members after a loss, but it stops after a day or two and you come back to being normal, it's a mood swing. Go to a doctor, you can get drugs for that, but you can also treat it as a warning sign that gambling starts to affect your friends and family too through your own behavior. Maybe it's time to do something about it?

[Marvelman]

It's called mood swings and we all get them from time to time. It's not a change of behavior! Change of behavior is more permanent, like when you become more violent in general, or more depressed. When you get that feeling of being angry and unloading on your family members after a loss, but it stops after a day or two and you come back to being normal, it's a mood swing. Go to a doctor, you can get drugs for that, but you can also treat it as a warning sign that gambling starts to affect your friends and family too through your own behavior. Maybe it's time to do something about it?

You make a fair point that having your mood go up and down now and then is just part of being human.  We all get those feelings.  but I gotta say, if mood swings are triggered by gambling and losing money gambling is what seems to push your mood from good to bad real quick. That makes me think maybe gambling has turned into a bigger deal for anyone who experiences such mood swings than it should be. And that can mean real trouble down the line.  Gambling problems aren't anything to brush off.

[Lanatsa]

It's called mood swings and we all get them from time to time. It's not a change of behavior! Change of behavior is more permanent, like when you become more violent in general, or more depressed. When you get that feeling of being angry and unloading on your family members after a loss, but it stops after a day or two and you come back to being normal, it's a mood swing. Go to a doctor, you can get drugs for that, but you can also treat it as a warning sign that gambling starts to affect your friends and family too through your own behavior. Maybe it's time to do something about it?

You make a fair point that having your mood go up and down now and then is just part of being human.  We all get those feelings.  but I gotta say, if mood swings are triggered by gambling and losing money gambling is what seems to push your mood from good to bad real quick. That makes me think maybe gambling has turned into a bigger deal for anyone who experiences such mood swings than it should be. And that can mean real trouble down the line.  Gambling problems aren't anything to brush off.

We do really get those feelings on which same as said that we are really just that humans on which it would really be just that normal that we would really be having those kind of emotions that we would really be able to feel on the time that we are winning and also when we are losing on which it would really be a swing up in between of those things on which i could say that it would be normal. It would turns out to be bad
on the time that you are really doing things on which it isnt someone that should do. Make yourself having that good control and dont let that anger and emotion would control you because if you do fail on doing
so then you are most likely be spending up tons in gambling on trying out to chase up with those losses on which it is something that wont really be recommended.

As long you do able to gain up that experience then you would really be finding yourself to be that having that control or emotional stability as you do go far ahead
just because you are already adapting with those scenarios and conditions on which someone would really be able to mainly experience when they do touch up gambling space.
If you do find yourself having that emotion instability then it would really be better that you should skip gambling for now.

[Accardo]

Surely it does effects our behavior. Before gambling I used to be happy, polite, caring towards others. But after gambling became a habit I started to become repulsive and aggressive towards others. It made me somebody totally new. It was due the the fact I lost many bets. That made me and my mood very angry occasionally. Sometimes I would vent out my anger in others even though they had no part in it. These kinds of behavior made me distant from my families. Only then I realized what I did was wrong. Later I had to change my gambling addiction and limit it under certain rules.

Exactly, change in behaviors is expected when you are already engage deeply in gambling, especially when you are in the losing streak I can agree to what you said, sometimes you want to point figner and throw the blame to someone who don't have any relation with gambling but becuse you can't accept the fact that you keep losing over and over, you are trying to find the way to blame someone and exempt yourself as liable with your actions.

But it's good if you manage to escape from that kind of addiction and you are able now to minimize or realize what you done wrong and you are on the side where you already place your limitation.

Escaping from this kind of addiction is not possible if the player blames others for his losses. Dealing with gamblers with such an ill behavior; the transfer of aggression, affects the happiness of the people around him. Society loves to be safe from trouble, hence a gambler who attacks the happiness of others, after losing huge amounts in gambling, won't be loved. Distancing from our loved ones to a place where we'd hardly see people we know could help. Just like in the case of Goxcraft. Yet loneliness can be dangerous for the addict, as he'd pass through too many hardships, struggling to change. Going to therapy would help as they have new ways of healing gamblers in this state of life. Giving them assignments or tasks to complete. Endeavoring that the addict meets up with therapy sessions, could help him change. And redirect his actions to something better.

Staying lonely only puts the addict in a situation where he thinks nothing can be done to save him from the problem. That's why an addict who distances himself from loved ones and still gambles won't be able to change. Sharing our pains with others is also a reasonable method of changing to a better person. Whenever we are alone, we tend to keep ourselves busy with gambling. Therefore reducing our funds and risking our finances. Which isn't a great idea for an addict. Taking loans can be his next decision. Worsening the situation and increasing anxiety. So, the best thing is to get to this stage of addiction in the first instance. Not everybody would be lucky enough to escape it. Gambling addiction is very hard to cure, and therapists know this, as it'll be hard to switch the addiction to something else. Our main goal as gamblers is to derive joy through gambling, any opposition to that would introduce anger and tough days in the life of the gambler and his loved ones.

[JoyMarsha]

Does any of feel behavioral change in you based on the win/loss in gambling.

It has, of course. Despite my best efforts to hide it, my wins and losses in life not just in gambling have a behavioral impact on how I treat other people(it is pretty hard to hide).

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.

Reducing your concentration on the games you have reserved or bet can help the behavioral effects of gambling to have less of an impact on you whether you win or lose. Don't assume that you will succeed every time you gamble on any game