Which type of gambling have more gambling addicts ?

[shivansps]

I don't know if this has been discussed before or not.
 
Reading about gambling addiction I don't think it's a new topic, but fitting to be in here, I just want to ask: between casino gambling, in-house gambling, and one-on-one gambling with physical players available on the table, which among these is more likely to turn someone into a gambling addict if the person doesn't have self-control in all his gambling activities?
 
Now are days I see much or all this in house gamblers becoming addicted and acting weird over gambling results, and walking down into some betting shop, you will see most of those gamblers spending their whole day in the gambling shop, which made me have the above question. I know any form of gambling can produce gambling addicts, but among all, there is one that is most common, which is what I want to hear from others.

I think there is research on this, but I'm not sure.
This is quite an interesting question. Most likely, online gambling has become very popular because you don’t have to go anywhere, but simply make deposits or place bets from home, or take part in the drawing. It’s difficult to say which type of gambling is the most popular. Most likely it depends on the person’s temperament, his inclinations, and so on.

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[Die_empty]

I don't know if this has been discussed before or not.
 
Reading about gambling addiction I don't think it's a new topic, but fitting to be in here, I just want to ask: between casino gambling, in-house gambling, and one-on-one gambling with physical players available on the table, which among these is more likely to turn someone into a gambling addict if the person doesn't have self-control in all his gambling activities?
 
Now are days I see much or all this in house gamblers becoming addicted and acting weird over gambling results, and walking down into some betting shop, you will see most of those gamblers spending their whole day in the gambling shop, which made me have the above question. I know any form of gambling can produce gambling addicts, but among all, there is one that is most common, which is what I want to hear from others.

There is no special kind of gambling that has a less addictive tendency. Gambling addiction doesn't depend on the game but on the behaviour of the gambler. If you give more attention and money to a certain casino game or sports bet you will become addicted. If you give less time to gambling you will grow to become a responsible gambler.

Your claim that in-house gamblers are prone to addiction is based on unreliable assumptions and personal observation. You don't reference any reliable research so that we can read more about the findings. I suspect you think this way because there are more in-house gamblers in your location. However there is a general belief in some gambling quarters that online and crypto gambling is more addictive because you can bet anywhere and anytime. The convenience online gambling offers makes it more attractive to gamblers.  

[Ever-young]

There is no special kind of gambling that has a less addictive tendency. Gambling addiction doesn't depend on the game but on the behaviour of the gambler. If you give more attention and money to a certain casino game or sports bet you will become addicted. If you give less time to gambling you will grow to become a responsible gambler.

Obviously their is one kind of game which have proven to produce more gambling addicts than the others and this is football games since from January to December their is always one kind of league which is available for gamblers to bet on they are always busy all the time watching and playing the games which I so much join the others to believe that sport betting is among the games which produce more gambling addicts than any other form of betting.

[Fortify]

I don't know if this has been discussed before or not.
 
Reading about gambling addiction I don't think it's a new topic, but fitting to be in here, I just want to ask: between casino gambling, in-house gambling, and one-on-one gambling with physical players available on the table, which among these is more likely to turn someone into a gambling addict if the person doesn't have self-control in all his gambling activities?
 
Now are days I see much or all this in house gamblers becoming addicted and acting weird over gambling results, and walking down into some betting shop, you will see most of those gamblers spending their whole day in the gambling shop, which made me have the above question. I know any form of gambling can produce gambling addicts, but among all, there is one that is most common, which is what I want to hear from others.

It's hard to get a gauge of this, mainly because most casino gamblers will be "off grid" and actually part of a trade secret for any casino. The amount of gamblers passing through a physical location or utilizing an online casino will likely be closely guarded, because there are many private companies that try not to disclose such information. They are constantly in competition with other casinos and knowing which of your competitors are successful will breed even more copying. I'd imagine there are a lot of older people who like the robotic reoccurring nature of casinos, whereas the younger crowd like to think they can get an advantage from sports betting knowledge - but the breakdown is hard to pinpoint.

[rachael9385]

There is no special kind of gambling that has a less addictive tendency. Gambling addiction doesn't depend on the game but on the behaviour of the gambler. If you give more attention and money to a certain casino game or sports bet you will become addicted. If you give less time to gambling you will grow to become a responsible gambler.

Obviously their is one kind of game which have proven to produce more gambling addicts than the others and this is football games since from January to December their is always one kind of league which is available for gamblers to bet on they are always busy all the time watching and playing the games which I so much join the others to believe that sport betting is among the games which produce more gambling addicts than any other form of betting.

You are correct but not apparently correct why because there are always many other games inside the gambling world that still runs through the year, like table tennis, basketball, football as you already mentioned and still many more, so it is not only soccer games that runs almost throughout the year.
Many people in the gambling industry love soccer because of the influence of some of the teams but talking about staking on any of those teams, I don't think it is only soccer games that makes gamblers to easily become addicted to gambling.
However, all gamblers can decide to become an addicted gambler if only they allow the love of betting or the game control them.

[Sanugarid]

I don't know if this has been discussed before or not.
 
Reading about gambling addiction I don't think it's a new topic, but fitting to be in here, I just want to ask: between casino gambling, in-house gambling, and one-on-one gambling with physical players available on the table, which among these is more likely to turn someone into a gambling addict if the person doesn't have self-control in all his gambling activities?
 
Now are days I see much or all this in house gamblers becoming addicted and acting weird over gambling results, and walking down into some betting shop, you will see most of those gamblers spending their whole day in the gambling shop, which made me have the above question. I know any form of gambling can produce gambling addicts, but among all, there is one that is most common, which is what I want to hear from others.

All types of gambling games are addictive, but maybe the most common is the traditional casino, because in every place there is something like this and this place does not lose people, so for me it is the most. There are also a lot of people who are addicted to sports betting and online, all kinds of gambling games are really addictive, it just depends on the person what he likes more.

[Weawant]

I don't know if this has been discussed before or not.
 
Reading about gambling addiction I don't think it's a new topic, but fitting to be in here, I just want to ask: between casino gambling, in-house gambling, and one-on-one gambling with physical players available on the table, which among these is more likely to turn someone into a gambling addict if the person doesn't have self-control in all his gambling activities?

Casino gambling and in-house gambling seems more addictive than most of the others, I may not have comprehensive report or statistics for proper comparison so as to be able to make some data proving but I'm most certain from my experience and total observation over the years that casinos a nd in-house seem more addictive more and heve gotten even more clients than others.

Casino a d in-house gambling most at team appears very much available and easy to reach, they are operating online 24/7 and offline almost All through the day till late evening, this availability and accessibility also influences the increase in the number of addicted gamblers around the game because they don't have to struggle to participate. With the physical player, the availability of a partner to play with becomes a great limitation and could in a way discourage their addiction and interest in gambling but the casino and the house is always available and ready to take your money provided you avail yourself and the money.

[Vaculin]

I don't think it's on the type of gambling that become us mostly addicted into gambling. But rather it's our uncontrollable urge that put us into gambling addiction. If we don't practice discipline and instead turns to be highly greedy with gambling opportunities, then most likely it will certainly develop into faster gambling addiction. And we can only overcome that if we resort into changing our mindset when it comes to gambling.

While in-house gambling becomes the trend these days, but I still think it's on the gamblers themselves if they tolerate theirselves from falling addicted into it. Just like most people say, if there's a will, there's a way. So if they try to control their urge towards gambling, then gambling addiction will still not be possible.

[salad daging]

IMO it is more online casino gambling that makes a lot of addiction, this is what I experience and see some people have started to get addicted to casino gambling because it is easier and more practical to do gambling without having to go to a traditional gambling shop somewhere.

I haven't seen someone go to a gambling shop just to play all day there, if you see from the news maybe that's a lot but by seeing for yourself you never know.

So online casinos are more addictive, you have no control except yourself, look at what happened around me how many online gambling addicts they have done with their gambling activities, but all gambling can cause addiction but it depends on us how to control it.

[danherbias07]

I don't think there should be a specific game for a gambler to be addicted to it.

Before the online casinos, there were more people who got addicted to card games like poker, blackjack, and some local games in each country not just because of how entertaining the games are but because it gives them reasons to be with their friends and talk about life. Until now, in the provinces here in our country there are more people who like playing card games and are addicted to them.
In today's era, it is different. You just need an internet connection and a smartphone or a computer and you can instantly play anywhere and anytime you want. So I think this era is where more gambling addicts will come out and not just because of one specific game. We have different tastes, some like Plinko, some Dice, and others with Keno. But I do believe there are more gambling addicts in slots.

[alegotardo]

I don't know if this has been discussed before or not.
 
Reading about gambling addiction I don't think it's a new topic, but fitting to be in here, I just want to ask: between casino gambling, in-house gambling, and one-on-one gambling with physical players available on the table, which among these is more likely to turn someone into a gambling addict if the person doesn't have self-control in all his gambling activities?

What prevents people from becoming addicted are just two things: Self-control and/or an impeding fact, this impeding fact could be the lack of resources or the impossibility of having access to what makes the person addicted.

It is based on this that I still believe that online games are the most addictive, due to the ease that people have in getting into the game, as it is not necessary to physically travel to a casino to be able to play, anywhere the person can simply open the casino website on your laptop or cell phone to start betting.

If we talk about physical games in a casino, certainly the most addictive is the one that gives the person the most pleasure, and this is a matter of each person's personal taste... there are people who prefer slot machines and other poker games. what is highly addictive for one is not even interesting for the other.

[Spaceman1000$]

I don't know if this has been discussed before or not.
 
Reading about gambling addiction I don't think it's a new topic, but fitting to be in here, I just want to ask: between casino gambling, in-house gambling, and one-on-one gambling with physical players available on the table, which among these is more likely to turn someone into a gambling addict if the person doesn't have self-control in all his gambling activities?
 
Now are days I see much or all this in house gamblers becoming addicted and acting weird over gambling results, and walking down into some betting shop, you will see most of those gamblers spending their whole day in the gambling shop, which made me have the above question. I know any form of gambling can produce gambling addicts, but among all, there is one that is most common, which is what I want to hear from others.

I'm trying to wrap my head around what you mean by in-house gambling and one on one gambling, however I think the most attractive of all you've mentioned should be casino gambling. If you walk into a casino, you are likely to see same person's coming to gamble over and over again within a week interval, but then I cannot outrightly say they are addicted, it can actually be as a result of the fact that, they are regular winners, Because hence your good with your predictions, you can either be booking your games online or you visit the casino physically. The other form of gambling that you mentioned about one on one, I don't think a lot of person would want to see it as professional gambling, because it's always results to physical confrontation at the end within the players.

[Casdinyard]

I say slots. I've seen a lot of people on casinos in Las Vegas, as well as videos of it in the internet where people literally piss themselves in their seats cause they can't let go of their spots. That's fucking insane if you'll ask me. No one in their right minds are going to be willing to risk public humiliation, more so a massive inconvenience to themselves and the people that work for the casino, not even for a penny, and yet these people do on the daily.

I also read about stories about people who literally go bonkers on the slot machine, clawing at the screen and all that shit thinking all that ritualistic bullcrap's gonna help them get the jackpot when we all know that the system is rigged against the player. Never have I seen a playerbase as hostaged as the slot machine fanatics, they're literally indoctrinated into thinking that they are getting a massive W out of the ordeal when all that's happening is that they embarrass themselves, they become a massive problem inside and outside the casino, and most of all they risk getting addicted into a game that's never going to give them the W they need, and even if they do get that, pretty sure they'd just return the next day to splurge it all on the same screen, pissing on the same seat.

I know this doesn't make sense, at least when you contextualize it based on the parameters set by OP. But I implore you to take a look at your local brick and mortar casino, or perhaps just surf the internet and look for slot machine addicts. Then you'd understand what I'm trying to say.

[livingfree]

I don't think there should be a specific game for a gambler to be addicted to it.

Me either.

All of them are addictive and whether physical or online, most of the games are really enjoying and can make someone out of his mind when can't control it anymore.

We see sportsbettors here are everywhere, casino games are also in every place so there goes that despite we have our differences and types of games, there's no distinctive games that makes a gambler addicted because all of them can.

[goldkingcoiner]

I don't know if this has been discussed before or not.
 
Reading about gambling addiction I don't think it's a new topic, but fitting to be in here, I just want to ask: between casino gambling, in-house gambling, and one-on-one gambling with physical players available on the table, which among these is more likely to turn someone into a gambling addict if the person doesn't have self-control in all his gambling activities?
 
Now are days I see much or all this in house gamblers becoming addicted and acting weird over gambling results, and walking down into some betting shop, you will see most of those gamblers spending their whole day in the gambling shop, which made me have the above question. I know any form of gambling can produce gambling addicts, but among all, there is one that is most common, which is what I want to hear from others.

I think the games that have the most impact on gambling addiction are those with instant payouts and bright flashing colors and loud sounds. Games like slots, in other words. They were designed to psychologically keep you glued to the screen and to keep going and going. Those are the ones which utilize psychological tricks to distract your brain and make it believe you are receiving rewards when you are in fact, losing money.

[Findingnemo]

I don't know if this has been discussed before or not.
 
Reading about gambling addiction I don't think it's a new topic, but fitting to be in here, I just want to ask: between casino gambling, in-house gambling, and one-on-one gambling with physical players available on the table, which among these is more likely to turn someone into a gambling addict if the person doesn't have self-control in all his gambling activities?

I don't find one over the other because I see people addicted to casino games as well as poker where they bet against other player,s not against the house, and sports betting is no exception to it, and the classic example is horse race betting which is in practice for very long and I remember rich guys in the 90's went broke because they were obsessed with horse race betting.

[Jody.Drummer]

I don't know if this has been discussed before or not.
 
Reading about gambling addiction I don't think it's a new topic, but fitting to be in here, I just want to ask: between casino gambling, in-house gambling, and one-on-one gambling with physical players available on the table, which among these is more likely to turn someone into a gambling addict if the person doesn't have self-control in all his gambling activities?
 
Now are days I see much or all this in house gamblers becoming addicted and acting weird over gambling results, and walking down into some betting shop, you will see most of those gamblers spending their whole day in the gambling shop, which made me have the above question. I know any form of gambling can produce gambling addicts, but among all, there is one that is most common, which is what I want to hear from others.

I think the games that have the most impact on gambling addiction are those with instant payouts and bright flashing colors and loud sounds. Games like slots, in other words. They were designed to psychologically keep you glued to the screen and to keep going and going. Those are the ones which utilize psychological tricks to distract your brain and make it believe you are receiving rewards when you are in fact, losing money.

The existence of the maximum chance of winning instantly and suddenly, makes me believe that your idea is correct about gambling which has more potential to make someone addicted, namely the type of slot gambling, not only that because there are quite a lot of other things that look very tempting there, and Also, this type of gambling is quite easy to do, it doesn't take long for anyone to adapt to the appearance of some of the features there.

In my opinion, casinos in slot gambling use a nicotine-like algorithm which can stimulate part of the gambler's brain with one simple scenario, namely thwarting a win that the gambler should be able to win, and from there usually the gambler will start to have a high level of curiosity and hope so that Unconsciously and as time goes by they get deeper into their involvement and obviously usually they don't really care about the risks because their main focus is winning and on the other hand behind the scenes what happens is that the casino slowly drains their money in every session they do.

[AnonBitCoiner]

According to my experience every person who is connected in gambling of any type will be addicted towards gambling because in gambling a person aims to make bet for earning money so they are not concern with the type of gambling but are carving to gamble.

 I assume that all people who first initiate from Casino will move towards other types of gambling because if they failed to earn through Casino and don't find it beneficial then they want to take the taste of every other source of gambling as they are craving for earning more money in less time.

They are in search of finding a jackpot and leave the Gambling but if the find a jackpot then they used that amount at once in a gambling and loss all the amount so now they will beg in front of other to supply them some amount to carry out their gamling.

[Kemarit]

I don't know if this has been discussed before or not.
 
Reading about gambling addiction I don't think it's a new topic, but fitting to be in here, I just want to ask: between casino gambling, in-house gambling, and one-on-one gambling with physical players available on the table, which among these is more likely to turn someone into a gambling addict if the person doesn't have self-control in all his gambling activities?
 
Now are days I see much or all this in house gamblers becoming addicted and acting weird over gambling results, and walking down into some betting shop, you will see most of those gamblers spending their whole day in the gambling shop, which made me have the above question. I know any form of gambling can produce gambling addicts, but among all, there is one that is most common, which is what I want to hear from others.

I think the games that have the most impact on gambling addiction are those with instant payouts and bright flashing colors and loud sounds. Games like slots, in other words. They were designed to psychologically keep you glued to the screen and to keep going and going. Those are the ones which utilize psychological tricks to distract your brain and make it believe you are receiving rewards when you are in fact, losing money.

Slots will be on top of the list here, and those slot operators as far as I know even hired psychologist or at least hire them in helping design new games base on what people wanted to see that will entice them to gamble more and then become addicted.

So every slot theme design are carefully manufactured by this operators to attract us. And then we have simple games like roulette and dice, who for some gamblers, it's purely base on their luck or how to predict what will be the next numbers that is going to win. So it's also has some psychological effects to us to feel good whenever we win on those games and we think that we can predict every outcome.

[boty]

According to my experience every person who is connected in gambling of any type will be addicted towards gambling because in gambling a person aims to make bet for earning money so they are not concern with the type of gambling but are carving to gamble.

 I assume that all people who first initiate from Casino will move towards other types of gambling because if they failed to earn through Casino and don't find it beneficial then they want to take the taste of every other source of gambling as they are craving for earning more money in less time.

They are in search of finding a jackpot and leave the Gambling but if the find a jackpot then they used that amount at once in a gambling and loss all the amount so now they will beg in front of other to supply them some amount to carry out their gamling.

When we gamble without being able to control ourselves or being greedy in gambling, of course we will easily become addicted to gambling and this is really a very bad thing for the income we have, because more of the money we have will be spent on gambling than we will use it for our needs. which is what we need.
If we consider gambling as a place to make money, I think this is not very good, because very few people can win the gambling they play consistently, only luck can win them in gambling.
Those who will look for loans to be able to gamble, of course they are very addicted to gambling and this is not very good for themselves and their families, so it would be better for them to be able to control their desire to gamble so that it doesn't have bad consequences for their families or themselves.