Which type of gambling have more gambling addicts ?

[lizarder]

I think as long as there is a legal way to make money, others will not care about how much they are hurting anyone, so we are going to keep seeing more and more people attack gambling addicts to take all their money. They do not care about any moral reasons, why would they, ethics and morals do not play a role in business and that's a sad thing but a reality. Look at smoking companies and medicine companies, one makes you sick and die, the other could cure you but charge you 100x more than what it costs to make it, and they are all fine.

I don't think that's true because even if we had legal jobs gambling would still exist and people would continue to play it. Gambling has been around since before we were born, it's just that the level of play is not as big as it is now. Gambling companies are also looking for money and they create games to make a profit. It is we ourselves who must be able to limit it because expecting companies not to develop gambling is an impossible decision because now there are many companies that are starting to develop businesses in the gambling sector because it is very promising.

This means that as long as it's legal to do something then companies will always do it and targeting weak hands is one, addicts will lose all they have and companies will just be happy with their profits.

The level of illegality may have a limit where some countries prohibit it but that doesn't work to limit gambling right? People can still use gambling sites using VPNs or other things like that. Back to each individual in dealing with gambling, whether or not they want to be responsible must be a consideration.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

For me it depends on what is the most and easiest access for gamblers whether online or offline though I don't have the data for each games but I think card games will be on this list as it can be played online and offline. Here in my place and country as a whole it is the most common gambling game you will find on each towns aside from cock fighting, cara y cruz and lottery which is not as common as card games do.

There's no type of gambling that is not addictive and there's also non that has less or more of gambling addicts. As long as an individual can be addicted in gambling, they can actually be addicted in any form of gambling activities, whether online or offline. It's takes discipline and determination for a gambler not to be addicted.

[Rampagoe004]

There's no type of gambling that is not addictive and there's also non that has less or more of gambling addicts. As long as an individual can be addicted in gambling, they can actually be addicted in any form of gambling activities, whether online or offline. It's takes discipline and determination for a gambler not to be addicted.

I have seen many people with various cases of gambling addiction. And I agree with you that there is no one type of gambling that makes you addicted. But all types of gambling games will make you addicted. Some people love playing sports betting and they get addicted to getting high odds which will give them huge profits. But some people will also be addicted to slot gambling because the game is very easy and there is a chance of getting a jackpot if you are lucky. I think this depends on how we wisely manage our finances and emotions.

[Gaza13]

At this point I think that any game can get people addicted, I could talk about craps, slot machines, roulette, because what makes a person addicted the most is the fact that they have to bet a lot of money and they just want to win. . , then sometimes the person only focuses on what they should earn and the money becomes something else, and that is not good, it is dangerous because it is an indication that they can fall into an addiction and that is no longer negotiable, well What I say is that the main thing about this is to take care of yourself and avoid mistakes that hurt us in the future.

What you say is exactly right, in this case various types of gambling have a bad impact on the person, becoming an addiction effect. Of course, people who play there always or want to get profits or income from there. In my opinion, what makes them fall deeper into their losses is because of their greed or instinct to continue playing to want to get much bigger than before. In cases like this, we have to be good at controlling ourselves and be responsible. If we have won enough, it's best to stop and enjoy the results you got there.

[slapper]

The point is that it is very possible for people to reach these gambling promotions which in the end when they are tempted by promotional impressions made by casinos by showing and promising tantalizing winnings then there is a possibility for them to think and try it. And in terms of convenience, it is clear that cell phones are far superior to PCs, I'm not talking about the quality but the ease of use where by using cell phones, people will be able to very easily gamble anytime and anywhere, there is no third party that limits because everything depends on them and as they like, and this is one of the triggers for addiction.

That's the reason and it will be much more difficult to limit gambling in the midst of technology that has been so developed and everyone has a cellphone in their hands and will be more easily exposed to online gambling advertised on social media platforms. Control is important for children who are still underage because if left alone they will definitely get to know gambling and in the end will slowly experience uncontrolled addiction.

Gambling is a promising business now and developers will definitely find ways to promote on social media platforms. Everyone will try to do their best for their business and without us realizing it has made an impression on our own children at home. This is where control is needed for children because if they are allowed to use it freely, it will be very risky for their life journey.

I think as long as there is a legal way to make money, others will not care about how much they are hurting anyone, so we are going to keep seeing more and more people attack gambling addicts to take all their money. They do not care about any moral reasons, why would they, ethics and morals do not play a role in business and that's a sad thing but a reality. Look at smoking companies and medicine companies, one makes you sick and die, the other could cure you but charge you 100x more than what it costs to make it, and they are all fine.

This means that as long as it's legal to do something then companies will always do it and targeting weak hands is one, addicts will lose all they have and companies will just be happy with their profits.

You know, gambling gets a horrible reputation. In the wrong hands, it's harmful like any vice. But most guys gamble responsibly. It's entertainment, not a retirement plan. Not the act per se, but the businesses that take advantage of addiction are the issue. Why is gambling different from other businesses where we wouldn't put up with this?

Pharma is guilty of taking advantage of the weak too, but it's a whole other matter when it comes to life-saving medications. Gambling is an option and, with the proper precautions, harmless entertainment

Rather of demonizing the entire sector, why don't gamble wiser? Income-based spending caps, psychiatric evaluations, and actual penalties for exploitative practices. We can keep things enjoyable while also protecting the weak. It has to do with moral business, not outlawing a popular past time

[LUCKMCFLY]

In cases like this, we have to be good at controlling ourselves and be responsible. If we have won enough, it's best to stop and enjoy the results you got there.

I think that is the trick, but very few people do it, I do not know why but for me the fundamental thing has always been that we should play, and if we win once withdraw, it does not matter if it is little money, the important thing is to withdraw, see the profits, see that our effort is materialized through money, from there nothing else happens, of course this is something that I learned due to my bad experiences, because you have to be honest, sometimes by leaving money in the casino I have lost it, either by gambling or any other eventuality, and it is better to withdraw and spend it on something, be it on hamburgers or something, than to leave it there.

[Silberman]

In cases like this, we have to be good at controlling ourselves and be responsible. If we have won enough, it's best to stop and enjoy the results you got there.

I think that is the trick, but very few people do it, I do not know why but for me the fundamental thing has always been that we should play, and if we win once withdraw, it does not matter if it is little money, the important thing is to withdraw, see the profits, see that our effort is materialized through money, from there nothing else happens, of course this is something that I learned due to my bad experiences, because you have to be honest, sometimes by leaving money in the casino I have lost it, either by gambling or any other eventuality, and it is better to withdraw and spend it on something, be it on hamburgers or something, than to leave it there.

That is the correct way to go about, just as we tell newbie traders that they have not lost any money until they sell their coins for a loss, it is also true that a person has not won anything from gambling until they withdraw that amount and it reaches their wallet, however many gamblers refuse to do this as they think that since they will gamble again anyway, then what is the point of making such a withdrawal and waste their money on fees?

[Dewi Aries]

In cases like this, we have to be good at controlling ourselves and be responsible. If we have won enough, it's best to stop and enjoy the results you got there.

I think that is the trick, but very few people do it, I do not know why but for me the fundamental thing has always been that we should play, and if we win once withdraw, it does not matter if it is little money, the important thing is to withdraw, see the profits, see that our effort is materialized through money, from there nothing else happens, of course this is something that I learned due to my bad experiences, because you have to be honest, sometimes by leaving money in the casino I have lost it, either by gambling or any other eventuality, and it is better to withdraw and spend it on something, be it on hamburgers or something, than to leave it there.

That is the correct way to go about, just as we tell newbie traders that they have not lost any money until they sell their coins for a loss, it is also true that a person has not won anything from gambling until they withdraw that amount and it reaches their wallet, however many gamblers refuse to do this as they think that since they will gamble again anyway, then what is the point of making such a withdrawal and waste their money on fees?

However in gambling what is called a real win is when a gambler has made a withdrawal and is physically holding the winning money in his hands, but if the winning amount is still in their casino account then yes of course as you said that it cannot be said to be a real win because after all there is still a possibility for them to continue gambling in the sense that the possibility of losing and losing all the amount is still very possible.

I understand what you mean in your last sentence that it's useless for someone to withdraw if they're basically going to play again, and that's true if they want to play again at that time or the same time, although suggesting cashing out some of the winning amount is always a good idea but it's up to them to decide because it's their money, I'm not defending gamblers who always apply greed in themselves but I also can't justify that cashing out is an act that will waste time, because it is possible that after making a withdrawal they change their mind in the sense that they suddenly have the desire to use the money for other things outside of gambling.

[EarnOnVictor]

For me it depends on what is the most and easiest access for gamblers whether online or offline though I don't have the data for each games but I think card games will be on this list as it can be played online and offline. Here in my place and country as a whole it is the most common gambling game you will find on each towns aside from cock fighting, cara y cruz and lottery which is not as common as card games do.

There's no type of gambling that is not addictive and there's also non that has less or more of gambling addicts. As long as an individual can be addicted in gambling, they can actually be addicted in any form of gambling activities, whether online or offline. It's takes discipline and determination for a gambler not to be addicted.

That's a fact, and the earlier people realise this, the better. Gambling is not a child's play, although some aspects of it could be better than others, but in all, gambling will always be risky and that "risky" context alone can bring out a psychological chain reaction. It also depends on the person in question, for this, we let it out more than each other and this is irrespective of whether you are gambling online or offline, or with a small or big amount of money, if you are such that is so weak in controlling your emotion, it becomes a problem.

I can only advise all gamblers to be well-prepared for it or entirely avoid it. Gambling is never by force, it will always be a choice and the moment you discover that your capability is inadequate for it, you had better quit it. That said, in preparing for it as well, your style of gambling, the budget and management have to be well-tailored. And if the gambler doesn't specifically work on his psychological and leaves it to his nature or some random call, it becomes another issue.

[ethereumhunter]

In cases like this, we have to be good at controlling ourselves and be responsible. If we have won enough, it's best to stop and enjoy the results you got there.

I think that is the trick, but very few people do it, I do not know why but for me the fundamental thing has always been that we should play, and if we win once withdraw, it does not matter if it is little money, the important thing is to withdraw, see the profits, see that our effort is materialized through money, from there nothing else happens, of course this is something that I learned due to my bad experiences, because you have to be honest, sometimes by leaving money in the casino I have lost it, either by gambling or any other eventuality, and it is better to withdraw and spend it on something, be it on hamburgers or something, than to leave it there.

We can playing gambling but with control so we don't have a big lose like other people. We agree that when we wins, we must withdraw the win money instead using that money to keeps playing gambling and hopes to wins more money. All gambling games can makes someone becomes gambling addicted so we must be careful and always use limitation.

Many people forget about controlling their gambling activity and makes them spends more time and money that will cause them difficult to stops their gambling activity. If they don't realizes about that, they will becomes addicted to gambling slowly without realizes that they are change. They will not enjoy gambling as a fun things instead will trying to playing gambling longer than before and that can gives them many losses.

[Accardo]

In cases like this, we have to be good at controlling ourselves and be responsible. If we have won enough, it's best to stop and enjoy the results you got there.

I think that is the trick, but very few people do it, I do not know why but for me the fundamental thing has always been that we should play, and if we win once withdraw, it does not matter if it is little money, the important thing is to withdraw, see the profits, see that our effort is materialized through money, from there nothing else happens, of course this is something that I learned due to my bad experiences, because you have to be honest, sometimes by leaving money in the casino I have lost it, either by gambling or any other eventuality, and it is better to withdraw and spend it on something, be it on hamburgers or something, than to leave it there.

Taking out the money from the casino or withdrawing it, is quite a nice way to organize ourselves and build a well structured gambling habit that could help relieve a player from getting addicted. On matters contrary to addictive purpose, withdrawing may not be the best thing doing. However, everyone knows what exactly works for them. This then separates  the uniformity of gamblers and validate the fact that not every strategy works for everyone.

Lots of players can do things similarly as you mentioned above and wouldn't get a satisfying result. Because they'll still wager again. I also envision a strategy that can help a gambler to secure his wins without worrying over it for some time. Strengthening our self control is what an effective mindset would do. Players need to fix their mindset first.

[piebeyb]

For me it depends on what is the most and easiest access for gamblers whether online or offline though I don't have the data for each games but I think card games will be on this list as it can be played online and offline. Here in my place and country as a whole it is the most common gambling game you will find on each towns aside from cock fighting, cara y cruz and lottery which is not as common as card games do.

There's no type of gambling that is not addictive and there's also non that has less or more of gambling addicts. As long as an individual can be addicted in gambling, they can actually be addicted in any form of gambling activities, whether online or offline. It's takes discipline and determination for a gambler not to be addicted.

Yes, it's true that any gambling can make players addicted, actually it's not because of the games they play, whether it's games in casinos or sports betting, it can make many people addicted to gambling, if they don't limit their gambling budget and control themselves, everyone will definitely be addicted to gambling, but if we look at the statistics from each country there are definitely games that can be seen which ones have more gambling addicts, but in my country currently many people like slot games and that game has more users and many people are addicted to the game because it is very easy to play. anybody.

But I don't mean to corner slot games because as we know, every gambling game, both online and offline, never forces people to gamble, everything starts from their own awareness of wanting gambling as a place to make money and that is also a mistake that shouldn't be made. think about people who want to gamble, clearly their mindset is wrong because they gamble to make money, even though there may be an opportunity to make money from gambling, everyone who gambles should gamble to have fun because that is the right mindset.

[lizarder]

Rather of demonizing the entire sector, why don't gamble wiser? Income-based spending caps, psychiatric evaluations, and actual penalties for exploitative practices. We can keep things enjoyable while also protecting the weak. It has to do with moral business, not outlawing a popular past time

Back to each individual and gambling or not should be done in a more responsible way so that it does not have a bad effect on them. Evaluate each expense and if it is considered too big then try to limit it to a smaller one because spending a large budget on gambling will have a bad effect. Especially if we often experience defeat and cannot make a portion that matches the expenses and income of the money we have.

Morally speaking it may be true that excessive involvement in gambling can have a bad effect and that applies to anyone. But if control is not had then it will be difficult for them to limit themselves in gambling and in the end we leave it to each individual to be responsible or not to be involved in gambling.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

For me it depends on what is the most and easiest access for gamblers whether online or offline though I don't have the data for each games but I think card games will be on this list as it can be played online and offline. Here in my place and country as a whole it is the most common gambling game you will find on each towns aside from cock fighting, cara y cruz and lottery which is not as common as card games do.

There's no type of gambling that is not addictive and there's also non that has less or more of gambling addicts. As long as an individual can be addicted in gambling, they can actually be addicted in any form of gambling activities, whether online or offline. It's takes discipline and determination for a gambler not to be addicted.

But I don't mean to corner slot games because as we know, every gambling game, both online and offline, never forces people to gamble, everything starts from their own awareness of wanting gambling as a place to make money and that is also a mistake that shouldn't be made. think about people who want to gamble, clearly their mindset is wrong because they gamble to make money, even though there may be an opportunity to make money from gambling, everyone who gambles should gamble to have fun because that is the right mindset.

Like I already said, the ability to not be addicted to gambling is dependent on the ability of the gamblers to discipline themselves, learn to make gambling budgets, and also design a gambling timetable that can help moderate the way they gamble. If a gambler sees gambling as a means to earn income, whether it's slot games or sports games, whether it's online or offline gambling, the person has a high chance of getting addicted because of his decision to make gambling his source of income.