Responsible gambling

[Fredomago]

it will be very good for a person to successful learn from others experience, like of people who became addicted to gambling and sold their houses, properties, etc.
and now they are in huge debt, and their advice is do not gamble ever. but do we follow it? we still gamble and most of the time we go broke and our account gets to 0 because we don't gamble responsibly.
I know their bad experiences but still play. maybe their will be one mistake which will turn me into gambling irresponsibly. it's good for people who learn from others experiences.

Some things are useful for someone who learns from other people's experiences because he will see roughly what he could do if he were in his position. And what should they do so that they don't have to experience the same thing as him so that he can avoid it and be careful in gambling? Most people will lose their caution in gambling when they win or lose, and they will start to lose their sense of responsibility towards themselves so that they will lose their money little by little. We all have bad experiences, which is a mistake we must avoid. We are still learning more about responsibility in gambling to avoid other mistakes.

I like the idea, learning from other's experienced will allow you to prevent doing the same thing, it serves as a good basis when dealing with your gambling activities, if you have that good control with your gambling activities you will be able to secure your position, you will not overspent your money and you will take some rest when you are seeing yourself losing, that's the good side of knowing those bad experiences by others, you don't want to suffer the same fate so you will find way to control yourself.

[knowngunman]

it will be very good for a person to successful learn from others experience, like of people who became addicted to gambling and sold their houses, properties, etc.
and now they are in huge debt, and their advice is do not gamble ever. but do we follow it? we still gamble and most of the time we go broke and our account gets to 0 because we don't gamble responsibly.
I know their bad experiences but still play. maybe their will be one mistake which will turn me into gambling irresponsibly. it's good for people who learn from others experiences.

Learning from others mistakes couple with responsible gambling have impact on how we shape our own decisions while gambling but does responsible gambling actually stop our account from getting to zero? Absolutely no. Although by learning from other people's mistakes, we can certainly reduce the risk of our account getting to zero but it's never guaranteed that if you learn from others, you will get everything right all the time. Risk is always involved in gambling and can not be escaped no matter how smart and strategic you are.

Responsible gambling is all about knowing what you are doing and not gamble more than you can afford to lose but it won't stop you from losing and liquidating your account. Having zero account doesn't mean you are not gambling responsibly or you are a bad gambler, it's part of the experience and as far as you are not going too hard after that experience, you are still on track.

[Wiwo]

it will be very good for a person to successful learn from others experience, like of people who became addicted to gambling and sold their houses, properties, etc.
and now they are in huge debt, and their advice is do not gamble ever. but do we follow it? we still gamble and most of the time we go broke and our account gets to 0 because we don't gamble responsibly.
I know their bad experiences but still play. maybe their will be one mistake which will turn me into gambling irresponsibly. it's good for people who learn from others experiences.

Some things are useful for someone who learns from other people's experiences because he will see roughly what he could do if he were in his position. And what should they do so that they don't have to experience the same thing as him so that he can avoid it and be careful in gambling? Most people will lose their caution in gambling when they win or lose, and they will start to lose their sense of responsibility towards themselves so that they will lose their money little by little. We all have bad experiences, which is a mistake we must avoid. We are still learning more about responsibility in gambling to avoid other mistakes.

I like the idea, learning from other's experiences will allow you to prevent doing the same thing, it serves as a good basis when dealing with your gambling activities, if you have that good control over your gambling activities you will be able to secure your position, you will not overspent your money and you will take some rest when you are seeing yourself losing, that's the good side of knowing those bad experiences by others, you don't want to suffer the same fate so you will find way to control yourself.

But first, there is no experience that is greater than your own experience,  this is because sometimes when you want to take precedence over other people's experience,  you may not learn the actual lessons,  but when you learn from your own mistakes,  you tend to learn alot of lessons,  this is why we have to seat black and reflect on the actual things that make up for our whole experience since at some point,  there is nothing greater than our experience and we have to hold on to that experience at all time.

To be a responsible gambler,  there are lot to be done and sometimes this has to do with practical experience and involvement because when it comes to gambling there is nothing like third-party lessons since your gambling partner may be different from your mind.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

it will be very good for a person to successful learn from others experience, like of people who became addicted to gambling and sold their houses, properties, etc.
and now they are in huge debt, and their advice is do not gamble ever. but do we follow it? we still gamble and most of the time we go broke and our account gets to 0 because we don't gamble responsibly.
I know their bad experiences but still play. maybe their will be one mistake which will turn me into gambling irresponsibly. it's good for people who learn from others experiences.

Some things are useful for someone who learns from other people's experiences because he will see roughly what he could do if he were in his position. And what should they do so that they don't have to experience the same thing as him so that he can avoid it and be careful in gambling? Most people will lose their caution in gambling when they win or lose, and they will start to lose their sense of responsibility towards themselves so that they will lose their money little by little. We all have bad experiences, which is a mistake we must avoid. We are still learning more about responsibility in gambling to avoid other mistakes.

I like the idea, learning from other's experienced will allow you to prevent doing the same thing, it serves as a good basis when dealing with your gambling activities, if you have that good control with your gambling activities you will be able to secure your position, you will not overspent your money and you will take some rest when you are seeing yourself losing, that's the good side of knowing those bad experiences by others, you don't want to suffer the same fate so you will find way to control yourself.

You are right, like I have always stated here in a couple of my posts or comments, wise people learn from other people's experiences, they don't wait until something happens to them before they learn, and if we think about this deeply, we all will realize that we tell our different experiences in different stuffs, not for us to find pleasure, or to be given the best of advice in particular, but it's mainly that other people will learn.

It is just like someone who got scammed by using a particular kind wallet, and he or she post it online, it's not that the money he lost should be contributed and sent back to him, but that others will learn and avoid using that same wallet.

It's same also in gambling, there are things we do in gambling, some of this things turn out good for us, while some others turn out bad, this experience of ours is how wise gamblers learn, as through our experiences, they learn what to do and what not to do, to avoid any kind of gambling complications or problems.

[MainIbem]

Responsible gambling is all about knowing what you are doing and not gamble more than you can afford to lose but it won't stop you from losing and liquidating your account. Having zero account doesn't mean you are not gambling responsibly or you are a bad gambler, it's part of the experience and as far as you are not going too hard after that experience, you are still on track.

From my own point view I will add that is about preparation
What I meant by preparation is that whenever you are set to involved yourself fully into gambling the gambler should know their limits (starting points and ending points) with this the gamer or gambler would actually know that "okay" today I am done for the day or not, even though you are deeply conscious of what happened to others that doesn't mean that there will be no lapses in you or any other gambler.

We all know that funding our with a fund mapped out for the day or week doesn't limit or stops us from becoming irresponsible gambler except you are prepared to always stick to you decision and choice. Sometimes I do find it funny to see that some people goes to the extent of taking a loan to gamble with the high hope that could win such game, like to me is that not a stupidity and someone being insane to go take such amount to gamble sincerely it shocks me and is also an attribute to irresponsible gambling habits.

[danadc]

Responsible gambling is all about knowing what you are doing and not gamble more than you can afford to lose but it won't stop you from losing and liquidating your account. Having zero account doesn't mean you are not gambling responsibly or you are a bad gambler, it's part of the experience and as far as you are not going too hard after that experience, you are still on track.

From my own point view I will add that is about preparation
What I meant by preparation is that whenever you are set to involved yourself fully into gambling the gambler should know their limits (starting points and ending points) with this the gamer or gambler would actually know that "okay" today I am done for the day or not, even though you are deeply conscious of what happened to others that doesn't mean that there will be no lapses in you or any other gambler.

We all know that funding our with a fund mapped out for the day or week doesn't limit or stops us from becoming irresponsible gambler except you are prepared to always stick to you decision and choice. Sometimes I do find it funny to see that some people goes to the extent of taking a loan to gamble with the high hope that could win such game, like to me is that not a stupidity and someone being insane to go take such amount to gamble sincerely it shocks me and is also an attribute to irresponsible gambling habits.

As a responsible gamer, I will always see the possibility of not spending all the money, because for the game you must always give a budget and yes, you have to make a plan to be able to do it and not be left with nothing, the important thing is that a person does not run out of money, because the fact of playing and being okay with emotions and doing everything for fun is what is sought in the casino.

I am very surprised because many players are finally understanding that the casino is not about making money or seeking a secure income , anyone who seeks a secure income in a casino is thinking irresponsibly and that is what should be avoided because things are very difficult if there is less money and everything is spent in a casino.

Everyone who goes to a casino has to go first with the purpose of having a good time , and Secondly to spend little money , but enough to feel that they had fun but that they were not left with Nothing in their pocket ,  it is difficult to accept certain things , but it is only What is Required.

[Woodie]

These responsible gambling pointers given in the OP kind of sound like ways to avoid gambling addiction..and don't get me wrong as this can apply to "responsible gambling"

Btw, things such as setting a budget and taking breaks are all ways of managing gambling habits that should prevent
one from turning into an addict, but I guess there is a thin line between the twoa after all

Otherwise to add on this, risk management  which is setting a budget, not chasing your losses and not going into debt because of gambling should help one be a responsible gambler

[Hispo]

These responsible gambling pointers given in the OP kind of sound like ways to avoid gambling addiction..and don't get me wrong as this can apply to "responsible gambling"

Btw, things such as setting a budget and taking breaks are all ways of managing gambling habits that should prevent
one from turning into an addict, but I guess there is a thin line between the twoa after all

Otherwise to add on this, risk management  which is setting a budget, not chasing your losses and not going into debt because of gambling should help one be a responsible gambler

Do you means there is a thin line between responsible gambling and becoming an person addicted to it? If you asked me it depends on each one of us how thin or wide the line would be. To me one of the most important factors when comes to the developments of gambling addiction is how often a gambler engages in it and how much money is willing to risk. Someone who will only gambles a few times a month and low quantities will be less likely to develop addiction than someone who gambles everyday and even with moderate amounts of money.
That is how the line you talk about can be controlled.

Also, curiously when we talk about risk management some people may assume it is something which is supposed to be studied or learn through much time, when in reality we all as adults and human beings we already have some sense about how to manage risk, we manage risks everyday and when each choice we take. The problem begins when inexperienced gamblers start to assume there is less risk on gambling than appears to.

[wallet4bitcoin]

In other words, it's all about luck.

Of course its about luck. 100 percent all about luck. Those ho gamble often knows this, they maybe good at analysis and history matching based on the experiences they've gathered over the years but that doesn't guarantee them an express win. Even the skill they presume to have acquired is not a point to consider when it comes to wins.

It is what it is when the results are released and everybody walks away with what result they see.

There is no need considering any skill or time spent in the space when variables are at play

[Ravichnadra]

Gambling responsibly involves acknowledging the risks, setting strict budgets, and resisting the urge to chase losses. Seeking support and guidance when gambling feels overwhelming is crucial for maintaining control.

[Z_MBFM]

Gambling responsibly involves acknowledging the risks, setting strict budgets, and resisting the urge to chase losses. Seeking support and guidance when gambling feels overwhelming is crucial for maintaining control.

I think people who gamble are very well aware of the risks of gambling.  So I don't see any opportunity to convince them again about the risk.  And not everyone can be successful with a tight budget management because gambling addiction keeps everyone from his normal thinking. Due to which they do not mind their gambling losses, they always think that they will win gambling and recover their previous losses. This is why gamblers suffer most of the time. And this responsibility has to be taken entirely by them because they started gambling by accepting the risk

[khiholangkang]

These responsible gambling pointers given in the OP kind of sound like ways to avoid gambling addiction..and don't get me wrong as this can apply to "responsible gambling"

Btw, things such as setting a budget and taking breaks are all ways of managing gambling habits that should prevent
one from turning into an addict, but I guess there is a thin line between the twoa after all

Otherwise to add on this, risk management  which is setting a budget, not chasing your losses and not going into debt because of gambling should help one be a responsible gambler

Do you means there is a thin line between responsible gambling and becoming an person addicted to it? If you asked me it depends on each one of us how thin or wide the line would be. To me one of the most important factors when comes to the developments of gambling addiction is how often a gambler engages in it and how much money is willing to risk. Someone who will only gambles a few times a month and low quantities will be less likely to develop addiction than someone who gambles everyday and even with moderate amounts of money.
That is how the line you talk about can be controlled.

Also, curiously when we talk about risk management some people may assume it is something which is supposed to be studied or learn through much time, when in reality we all as adults and human beings we already have some sense about how to manage risk, we manage risks everyday and when each choice we take. The problem begins when inexperienced gamblers start to assume there is less risk on gambling than appears to.

I agree that there is a fine line on gambling responsibly and addiction if examined more deeply, but basically people who gamble responsibly they have much better self-regulation, although basically they cannot escape gambling, in other words that someone who gambles responsibly that he has good self-control so that he can be more disciplined in controlling his addiction to gambling, such as problems in financial discipline, problems in time discipline that basically he still needs gambling in his life but regulates it well. Like people who are addicted to coffee or cigarettes who can discipline the time and the amount they can brew and burn every day so as not to damage their body.

Unlike people who have excessive addiction, they do not have self-regulation, self-control or have no principles / limits in doing their favorite, or make them feel happy.

[cafter]

Gambling responsibly involves acknowledging the risks, setting strict budgets, and resisting the urge to chase losses. Seeking support and guidance when gambling feels overwhelming is crucial for maintaining control.

I think people who gamble are very well aware of the risks of gambling.  So I don't see any opportunity to convince them again about the risk.  And not everyone can be successful with a tight budget management because gambling addiction keeps everyone from his normal thinking. Due to which they do not mind their gambling losses, they always think that they will win gambling and recover their previous losses. This is why gamblers suffer most of the time. And this responsibility has to be taken entirely by them because they started gambling by accepting the risk

yes, people know what gambling is.., and what maybe the consequences if done irresponsibly but they play even after knowing about it.
because when we lose or bust our bankroll then we start to think gambling is not for making money, i can not recover my losses etc. which is true if seen by that way.
but after some days the mind start to think, oh there is a way to recover my losses by gambling, one i recovered i will not gamble much. so this hope makes people deposit again.
this happens because losing days are less but loss is bigger, winning days are many and peoples greed is unlimited.

[Outhue]

We have talked about this so many times in the past, many people understand what responsible gambling looks like but they are not ready to put it in action, it's like having this habit of saving money, we all know that not all salary earners know how to save money, many people prefer to spend the money and wait for the next paycheck.

Everyone knows that gambling is about probability, a game of luck but having this sense of securing your fund and avoiding losing too much money is what most people can't do, and that's because they also want to make a lot of money, this is not a source of income like jobs, it's a game of luck, how hard can this be to understand? I guess that's why we have so many zombies in casinos.

Seriously it's not hard to see the whole picture about what gambling really looks like, it's ugly and unreliable way of making money, I have gotten passed that crazy feel of craving for money by gambling, it's something you just do without hoping for money because it's not like other ways of making money online, many other ways are better, having fun is the only thing I can guarantee you in gambling.

[EarnOnVictor]

it will be very good for a person to successful learn from others experience, like of people who became addicted to gambling and sold their houses, properties, etc.
and now they are in huge debt, and their advice is do not gamble ever. but do we follow it? we still gamble and most of the time we go broke and our account gets to 0 because we don't gamble responsibly.
I know their bad experiences but still play. maybe their will be one mistake which will turn me into gambling irresponsibly. it's good for people who learn from others experiences.

Some things are useful for someone who learns from other people's experiences because he will see roughly what he could do if he were in his position. And what should they do so that they don't have to experience the same thing as him so that he can avoid it and be careful in gambling? Most people will lose their caution in gambling when they win or lose, and they will start to lose their sense of responsibility towards themselves so that they will lose their money little by little. We all have bad experiences, which is a mistake we must avoid. We are still learning more about responsibility in gambling to avoid other mistakes.

I like the idea, learning from other's experienced will allow you to prevent doing the same thing, it serves as a good basis when dealing with your gambling activities, if you have that good control with your gambling activities you will be able to secure your position, you will not overspent your money and you will take some rest when you are seeing yourself losing, that's the good side of knowing those bad experiences by others, you don't want to suffer the same fate so you will find way to control yourself.

The issue is how to learn from the true experienced gamblers, and how to get them to be precise. Thankfully, experienced or not, many people are in this forum that is talking sense in terms of advising gamblers, so anyone who is wise can tap it and get to caution themselves even as they move even better towards gambling responsibly. I see nothing bad and difficult in gambling responsibly, every adult must know that they should be budgetary in their spending. Be it gambling or anything they like doing, when the money is being spent too much, especially when the result is all about losing, I see nothing wrong in the person cautioning himself. Gambling might only be good for those who can control themselves and their spending. This will limit the excesses that could cause over-gambling and regrets which could lead to addiction and irresponsible gambling. At this stage, it has become worrisome and everybody must be careful so that they will not be wasting their life in such an irresponsible act just in the name of gambling.

[maydna]

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I like the idea, learning from other's experienced will allow you to prevent doing the same thing, it serves as a good basis when dealing with your gambling activities, if you have that good control with your gambling activities you will be able to secure your position, you will not overspent your money and you will take some rest when you are seeing yourself losing, that's the good side of knowing those bad experiences by others, you don't want to suffer the same fate so you will find way to control yourself.

Learning from other people's experiences can broaden our insight and make us careful when gambling so that we don't just use more money to gamble. We must control ourselves while gambling and not use more money just to chase wins. No, we don't want to experience more losses, so we have to be able to prevent that from happening and be responsible. While gambling allows us to feel the pleasure of gambling, we can also decide to stop gambling when we have had enough gambling. Other people's experiences can be useful to us only if we can see them as knowledge that can improve our self-control.

[Fredomago]

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I like the idea, learning from other's experienced will allow you to prevent doing the same thing, it serves as a good basis when dealing with your gambling activities, if you have that good control with your gambling activities you will be able to secure your position, you will not overspent your money and you will take some rest when you are seeing yourself losing, that's the good side of knowing those bad experiences by others, you don't want to suffer the same fate so you will find way to control yourself.

Learning from other people's experiences can broaden our insight and make us careful when gambling so that we don't just use more money to gamble. We must control ourselves while gambling and not use more money just to chase wins. No, we don't want to experience more losses, so we have to be able to prevent that from happening and be responsible. While gambling allows us to feel the pleasure of gambling, we can also decide to stop gambling when we have had enough gambling. Other people's experiences can be useful to us only if we can see them as knowledge that can improve our self-control.

Same concept with how we use that knowledge when we are preparing to something that we are just new, those previous experienced of other people give us the hint on what we need to prevent in order not to suffer with that same mistake that they did, it is applicable not only inside gambling but also in other things in life.

Use that idea to adjust with how you going to avoid making sure mistake and allowing yourself to prevent major downfall and regrets.

[anjiitem]

I think people who gamble are very well aware of the risks of gambling.  So I don't see any opportunity to convince them again about the risk.  And not everyone can be successful with a tight budget management because gambling addiction keeps everyone from his normal thinking. Due to which they do not mind their gambling losses, they always think that they will win gambling and recover their previous losses. This is why gamblers suffer most of the time. And this responsibility has to be taken entirely by them because they started gambling by accepting the risk

tell the gambler before they get addicted. If you are addicted, the effects will be difficult to bear. they are aware of the risks, but if they are unable to exercise control, of course, they need someone else to do it.
like when you gamble accompanied by your friends. and when you take the initiative to make another deposit when you experience a losing streak. but there is a friend of yours who reminds you to do it another time. it's because today we are unlucky. we can try it tomorrow.
That's a simple thing to at least prevent gamblers who are at least not too heavily addicted. or even those who are new to gambling.

[bangjoe]

Among them are people who are good at managing time, managing finances, managing their thoughts and managing their mentality in gambling so that the gambling they do has boundaries or safe principles for themselves, or can be said not to have compulsive and impulsive traits when they gamble. know when to stop gambling, so that there is conducive self-control and money control.

responsible gamblers in my opinion are those who have the things you mentioned, first time, people who are responsible for their gambling they will not use a long time in gambling, it is likely that they gamble with a certain time limit, whether they win or not if they have reached the time limit they will stop and leave gambling,. secondly finances, they can manage their finances well, divide finances evenly, by having a set budget they will gamble with a set budget, and when they lose they don't deposit again, because the budget has been set.

And apart from that they must have a good mind, because those who gamble responsibly will not gamble excessively, it is likely that they will gamble properly, where they gamble reasonably will not do gambling that is out of their control that can harm them quickly.

Yes, but many people like to have a different point of view about responsible gambling, maybe because their logic is not up to it or they can't act like a person who can gamble responsibly, and try to deny it all.

People who do not implement what is contained in gambling responsibly they will always look for ways to make that sentence sound impossible for a gambler who basically gambling often makes a person lose himself, but in essence it goes back to limiting oneself controlled by oneself.

[Hatchy]

Take regular breaks especially when your losses are more than your wins.give yourself time to recover cause it's all about maintaining a healthy balance...I hope this helps someone out there

Before engaging in gambling, it's customary for individuals to set plans for the amount they intend to spend on their bets. However, for those struggling with addiction, controlling expenditures might be challenging. Engaging in responsible gambling goes beyond just setting a budget; it involves planning in advance and being mindful of when to halt the gaming activity.

Recognizing the need for a break is crucial. If you notice that you're dedicating an excessive amount of time to gambling at the expense of other aspects of your life, it's essential to take a step back. This break allows for reflection and a reassessment of priorities, promoting a healthier balance between gaming and other important activities.