Do you think gambling every day is better?

[danherbias07]

I myself gamble almost every day, except for two days a week, just for entertainment after work.  And of course that amount is very little that I can afford daily. And I also think that gambling with responsible with knowing your afford to lose then it is ok to do gambling everyday day. But we also have to keep an eye on that daily gambling should not make us addicted to gambling and we will be in great danger if we become addicted to gambling.
I think in case of your friend it is not in a normal situation your friend is and addicted gambler with greedy mind by seeing story it is seems that is only goal is to win jackpot from daily gambling. It should be controlled otherwise your friend will be in advance very soon.

As long as we are in control.
I also gamble every day but with small amounts because I am just targeting the wagering requirements so that I can get a good amount when the monthly and weekly bonuses come.
I am not aiming for a big jackpot although I want it if I could get lucky one time. Sometimes I do try spending 20 - 30 rounds per slot game and when a bonus will not arrive at that expense, I switch to another game and spend the same amount again. It keeps me entertained and somehow I am also preserving my money and avoiding to get rekt in a rush.
Last night I played slots, the first roll already gave me a bonus shot and I got x300+. That's what I want. I won't be staying too long in slots but still get that kind of win sometimes.

[swogerino]

My own opinion, which ever way you are using is not a problem, the only thing that matters is for you to understand what you are doing, set your strategy very well and do what ever you think is good for you, yes gambling every day is not a bad idea, it really draw you more closer to winning and you get more strategy to increase your chance of having more understanding in the gambling.

But playing gambling every day is not good for them, especially if they don't have anything to protects themselves. We knows that gambling can seduces many people who doesn't have good self control and other things needed. If he decides to playing gambling every day, he must very strictly with his rules and not makes him in trouble because he lose his self control. Many people do that but not many people can take care of themselves while playing gambling so we only see many people becomes addicted to gambling without have a chance to realizes what happens to them. Even if we have strategy, that will not be easy to control ourselves so we must have good self control and the other things needed to playing gambling moderately and will not spends too much money while we playing gambling.

The best in gambling in order to feel also happy is to play as rarely as possible.This is the only way as for example when we play once a week as the maximum it means that most likely we won't be as sad with any result that come from that session compared to if we played every single day and had to experience for example 5 consecutive days of lost sessions,which is nothing new in gambling for most gamblers,most of us experience consecutive lost sessions without hitting a huge win,in fact we wait like 3-6 months to hit a normal big win,not a max win in a slot and that does not make up for our lost sessions,so in this context it is better to gamble as rarely as possible.

[Orpichukwu]

I definitely don't support the game every day. I think this strategy is definitely a losing one. It's just an excuse for addiction.

To be honest, a lot of people might argue this in another way, but it's really not too far from the truth, because when a gambler decides to gamble every single day of their life, they can't be sure that they can win their games every single day.
 
Gambling every day means you will be spending every day adding gambling expenses to your everyday budget, which is not something nice, no matter the level of wealth you have acquired.
 
It will be nice if the person minimises it and doesn't make gambling every day a habit. I know there are times when we can make a little amendment by gambling almost every day for some weeks, but that shouldn't be a habit to be carried out every single day till the end of the month as you will end up spending more than you earn in gambling.

[bakasabo]

I definitely don't support the game every day. I think this strategy is definitely a losing one. It's just an excuse for addiction.

To be honest, a lot of people might argue this in another way, but it's really not too far from the truth, because when a gambler decides to gamble every single day of their life, they can't be sure that they can win their games every single day.
 
Gambling every day means you will be spending every day adding gambling expenses to your everyday budget, which is not something nice, no matter the level of wealth you have acquired.
 
It will be nice if the person minimises it and doesn't make gambling every day a habit. I know there are times when we can make a little amendment by gambling almost every day for some weeks, but that shouldn't be a habit to be carried out every single day till the end of the month as you will end up spending more than you earn in gambling.

But it might turn, that the more you gamble, the more you get bored or fed up with gambling. Like eating the same food over and over again. Even though gambling have large variety games, most of them are the same. And if you do same thing again and again, with time you might start to hate it. If we put aside money moment, this might really work.

[zuzie]

My own opinion, which ever way you are using is not a problem, the only thing that matters is for you to understand what you are doing, set your strategy very well and do what ever you think is good for you, yes gambling every day is not a bad idea, it really draw you more closer to winning and you get more strategy to increase your chance of having more understanding in the gambling.

But playing gambling every day is not good for them, especially if they don't have anything to protects themselves. We knows that gambling can seduces many people who doesn't have good self control and other things needed. If he decides to playing gambling every day, he must very strictly with his rules and not makes him in trouble because he lose his self control. Many people do that but not many people can take care of themselves while playing gambling so we only see many people becomes addicted to gambling without have a chance to realizes what happens to them. Even if we have strategy, that will not be easy to control ourselves so we must have good self control and the other things needed to playing gambling moderately and will not spends too much money while we playing gambling.

There is a very high risk if we play gambling every day because the game is very difficult to make a profit but it is very easy to spend money quickly. and there, if the gambler is not equipped with a good understanding of good control, the gambler will really regret it in the end because of course he often makes many mistakes that exceed the limits of his abilities.

[Orpichukwu]

I definitely don't support the game every day. I think this strategy is definitely a losing one. It's just an excuse for addiction.

To be honest, a lot of people might argue this in another way, but it's really not too far from the truth, because when a gambler decides to gamble every single day of their life, they can't be sure that they can win their games every single day.
 
Gambling every day means you will be spending every day adding gambling expenses to your everyday budget, which is not something nice, no matter the level of wealth you have acquired.
 
It will be nice if the person minimises it and doesn't make gambling every day a habit. I know there are times when we can make a little amendment by gambling almost every day for some weeks, but that shouldn't be a habit to be carried out every single day till the end of the month as you will end up spending more than you earn in gambling.

But it might turn, that the more you gamble, the more you get bored or fed up with gambling. Like eating the same food over and over again. Even though gambling have large variety games, most of them are the same. And if you do same thing again and again, with time you might start to hate it. If we put aside money moment, this might really work.

Do you also know that when you gamble every day, there is a possibility that the person will get addicted to the game and not just the money they are going to lose? And when a gambler ends up getting addicted, do you still think the game will be boring for him or her? That's when that addiction will make it seem as if they are having fun playing the game, when it's far from the truth.
 
 
I don't see gambling as something that can ever bore those who are addicted to it, which is why when I'm talking about gambling every day and its effect, I can only add addiction as one of the effects, but boredom is far from it for me.

[bakasabo]

Do you also know that when you gamble every day, there is a possibility that the person will get addicted to the game and not just the money they are going to lose? And when a gambler ends up getting addicted, do you still think the game will be boring for him or her? That's when that addiction will make it seem as if they are having fun playing the game, when it's far from the truth.
 
 
I don't see gambling as something that can ever bore those who are addicted to it, which is why when I'm talking about gambling every day and its effect, I can only add addiction as one of the effects, but boredom is far from it for me.

You know, it actually isnt easy to get addicted and here is why. People repeat doing same action only if he loves to do it or it brings him joy. For gambler to become addicted, he must have been winning frequently, that it will form a passion and desire to win again. If gambler loses all the time, I dont think that he will get addicted to gambling, because who gets addicted to losing and want to continue losing. Right? I dont believe that gamblers frequently win, so it will become a habit and they would want to win again and again.

[Orpichukwu]

You know, it actually isnt easy to get addicted and here is why. People repeat doing same action only if he loves to do it or it brings him joy. For gambler to become addicted, he must have been winning frequently, that it will form a passion and desire to win again. If gambler loses all the time, I dont think that he will get addicted to gambling, because who gets addicted to losing and want to continue losing. Right? I dont believe that gamblers frequently win, so it will become a habit and they would want to win again and again.

Without self-control, even if you are not winning in gambling, you can still get addicted. Every addict has something that drags them there.

Some gamblers started with a very small amount of money, enjoying the game without any trace of big or constant winning, but they have been losing, so in order for them to recover what they have lost,
 
A lot of them chose to chase their losses, which is another way to get addicted to gambling before even realising it because the more you go after you lose to recover it, the more dipper you will get to the game, and that's how the amount lost is increasing, which will make it even more difficult to get back, so if the gambler is not in control and doesn't take time, it will be hard to get himself out of that shit.

[slapper]

I definitely don't support the game every day. I think this strategy is definitely a losing one. It's just an excuse for addiction.

To be honest, a lot of people might argue this in another way, but it's really not too far from the truth, because when a gambler decides to gamble every single day of their life, they can't be sure that they can win their games every single day.
 
Gambling every day means you will be spending every day adding gambling expenses to your everyday budget, which is not something nice, no matter the level of wealth you have acquired.
 
It will be nice if the person minimises it and doesn't make gambling every day a habit. I know there are times when we can make a little amendment by gambling almost every day for some weeks, but that shouldn't be a habit to be carried out every single day till the end of the month as you will end up spending more than you earn in gambling.

That's how they get you. Gambling is rigged against you. The promise exists, but the house always wins. Math, not luck, can drain you without you realizing it. Not just your money, guy. It disrupts thinking. Gambling, especially habitual gambling, encourages your brain to seek that thrill. Hope becomes an action, not a feeling. We need real hope, buddy. But fake hope? That'll turn you on in an instant

"Little amendments" and gambling most days for a while show good thinking. Well, you're stronger than that. Change the game. What if less gambling meant greater joy? Make gambles rare occasions, the insane things that make your heart race, not the daily grind. Long-lasting thrill is there. That's life's winning balance

[bakasabo]

You know, it actually isnt easy to get addicted and here is why. People repeat doing same action only if he loves to do it or it brings him joy. For gambler to become addicted, he must have been winning frequently, that it will form a passion and desire to win again. If gambler loses all the time, I dont think that he will get addicted to gambling, because who gets addicted to losing and want to continue losing. Right? I dont believe that gamblers frequently win, so it will become a habit and they would want to win again and again.

Without self-control, even if you are not winning in gambling, you can still get addicted. Every addict has something that drags them there.

Some gamblers started with a very small amount of money, enjoying the game without any trace of big or constant winning, but they have been losing, so in order for them to recover what they have lost,
 
A lot of them chose to chase their losses, which is another way to get addicted to gambling before even realising it because the more you go after you lose to recover it, the more dipper you will get to the game, and that's how the amount lost is increasing, which will make it even more difficult to get back, so if the gambler is not in control and doesn't take time, it will be hard to get himself out of that shit.

How come a person get addicted if he constantly looses? One moment such person will realize that he is throwing money into bottomless pit and quit. Also those who chase their losses. At one moment such chaser runs out money and his career ends. If a person had unlimited amount of money, then it will be normal to endlessly chase losses and continue gambling even when constantly loosing. Also gambler does not gamble each day for all of his money. To stretch gambling process, he gambles with small amounts, but if he gambles rarely, then he might place big bets and try to chase losses. Anyway, likes it was said million times already, it is all individual.

[Jody.Drummer]

Without self-control, even if you are not winning in gambling, you can still get addicted. Every addict has something that drags them there.

Some gamblers started with a very small amount of money, enjoying the game without any trace of big or constant winning, but they have been losing, so in order for them to recover what they have lost,
 
A lot of them chose to chase their losses, which is another way to get addicted to gambling before even realising it because the more you go after you lose to recover it, the more dipper you will get to the game, and that's how the amount lost is increasing, which will make it even more difficult to get back, so if the gambler is not in control and doesn't take time, it will be hard to get himself out of that shit.

How come a person get addicted if he constantly looses? One moment such person will realize that he is throwing money into bottomless pit and quit. Also those who chase their losses. At one moment such chaser runs out money and his career ends. If a person had unlimited amount of money, then it will be normal to endlessly chase losses and continue gambling even when constantly loosing. Also gambler does not gamble each day for all of his money. To stretch gambling process, he gambles with small amounts, but if he gambles rarely, then he might place big bets and try to chase losses. Anyway, likes it was said million times already, it is all individual.

I don't know buddy, but what is certain and what I believe is that they are unable to accept the fact of losing which makes them emotional and want to take revenge based on desperation and then continue gambling, and I would say that they are gamblers who come with only the hope of “wanting to win or multiply money” while on the other hand gambling is not just about winning opportunities because obviously defeat will always be a part of gambling, there is no tolerance and anyone can never avoid losing entirely.

We have to go back to the basic understanding of gambling where it is clear that gambling is always about two things, namely between winning or losing, One can never know the outcome at the end of the session because gambling always goes without any certainty and guarantees so some of these facts make people always advise each other to gamble in moderation and never put excessive hopes on winning at the end of the session because it is an idea that will make us feel disappointed when it turns out that the results do not match and the disappointment will end up with emotions which is the starting point for gamblers to continue the session with more aggressive actions in the hope of returning something that has been lost. This is the reason why it is always recommended to gamble with the amount we can afford to lose, none other than to minimize the occurrence of emotions, because when someone is already emotional then usually they do not hesitate to do crazier things.

[bakasabo]

Without self-control, even if you are not winning in gambling, you can still get addicted. Every addict has something that drags them there.

Some gamblers started with a very small amount of money, enjoying the game without any trace of big or constant winning, but they have been losing, so in order for them to recover what they have lost,
 
A lot of them chose to chase their losses, which is another way to get addicted to gambling before even realising it because the more you go after you lose to recover it, the more dipper you will get to the game, and that's how the amount lost is increasing, which will make it even more difficult to get back, so if the gambler is not in control and doesn't take time, it will be hard to get himself out of that shit.

How come a person get addicted if he constantly looses? One moment such person will realize that he is throwing money into bottomless pit and quit. Also those who chase their losses. At one moment such chaser runs out money and his career ends. If a person had unlimited amount of money, then it will be normal to endlessly chase losses and continue gambling even when constantly loosing. Also gambler does not gamble each day for all of his money. To stretch gambling process, he gambles with small amounts, but if he gambles rarely, then he might place big bets and try to chase losses. Anyway, likes it was said million times already, it is all individual.

I don't know buddy, but what is certain and what I believe is that they are unable to accept the fact of losing which makes them emotional and want to take revenge based on desperation and then continue gambling, and I would say that they are gamblers who come with only the hope of “wanting to win or multiply money” while on the other hand gambling is not just about winning opportunities because obviously defeat will always be a part of gambling, there is no tolerance and anyone can never avoid losing entirely.

We have to go back to the basic understanding of gambling where it is clear that gambling is always about two things, namely between winning or losing, One can never know the outcome at the end of the session because gambling always goes without any certainty and guarantees so some of these facts make people always advise each other to gamble in moderation and never put excessive hopes on winning at the end of the session because it is an idea that will make us feel disappointed when it turns out that the results do not match and the disappointment will end up with emotions which is the starting point for gamblers to continue the session with more aggressive actions in the hope of returning something that has been lost. This is the reason why it is always recommended to gamble with the amount we can afford to lose, none other than to minimize the occurrence of emotions, because when someone is already emotional then usually they do not hesitate to do crazier things.

If you lose 3-5 times, you would most likely will try to win, to improve = you will continue gambling. But imagine you lose 500 times, will you still keep trying ? If you fail to achieve something so many time, wont you drop it and do something else? It does not have to be 500 loses in a row, but people usually dont remember win, or remember only large ones. But they definitely remember that they lose many times.

[o48o]

Do you also know that when you gamble every day, there is a possibility that the person will get addicted to the game and not just the money they are going to lose? And when a gambler ends up getting addicted, do you still think the game will be boring for him or her? That's when that addiction will make it seem as if they are having fun playing the game, when it's far from the truth.
 
I don't see gambling as something that can ever bore those who are addicted to it, which is why when I'm talking about gambling every day and its effect, I can only add addiction as one of the effects, but boredom is far from it for me.

I am pretty sure if someone needs to gamble daily, that they are somewhat addicted already. Imho breaks are a good thing to revaluate what's important in our lives and take a step back to think why are we gambling in a first place.

But magical thinking often makes it compulsory, as people think they are going to miss "lucky days". In a same way if someone sticks to one and same row of numbers in a lottery, they can't stop because what if that day is the day those numbers hit. More they play, more it seems like a possibility that they can't afford to miss.

In gambling, it even couldn't happen like that as no one is showing us our missed opportunities, (except maybe in crash game). But i think that many people believe in good and bad luck streaks in a way that they are tied to certain days. It isn't a real thing, but people believe in astrology as well so it's really hard to convince them it's all about randomness.

[angrybirdy]

Do you also know that when you gamble every day, there is a possibility that the person will get addicted to the game and not just the money they are going to lose? And when a gambler ends up getting addicted, do you still think the game will be boring for him or her? That's when that addiction will make it seem as if they are having fun playing the game, when it's far from the truth.
 
I don't see gambling as something that can ever bore those who are addicted to it, which is why when I'm talking about gambling every day and its effect, I can only add addiction as one of the effects, but boredom is far from it for me.

I am pretty sure if someone needs to gamble daily, that they are somewhat addicted already. Imho breaks are a good thing to revaluate what's important in our lives and take a step back to think why are we gambling in a first place.

But magical thinking often makes it compulsory, as people think they are going to miss "lucky days". In a same way if someone sticks to one and same row of numbers in a lottery, they can't stop because what if that day is the day those numbers hit. More they play, more it seems like a possibility that they can't afford to miss.

In gambling, it even couldn't happen like that as no one is showing us our missed opportunities, (except maybe in crash game). But i think that many people believe in good and bad luck streaks in a way that they are tied to certain days. It isn't a real thing, but people believe in astrology as well so it's really hard to convince them it's all about randomness.

Doing gambling everyday is a sign of being addicted to it because it seems like they can't live without doing it. People can't get enough placing a bet because they do believe that if they didn't place a bet, it will be a missed opportunity for them to win but there's no certainty of winnings because because the only thing people are holding on to is the thinking that their chances of winning might be wasted if they don't bet but if you look at the outcome, they don't win anyway.

[Blitzboy]

Do you also know that when you gamble every day, there is a possibility that the person will get addicted to the game and not just the money they are going to lose? And when a gambler ends up getting addicted, do you still think the game will be boring for him or her? That's when that addiction will make it seem as if they are having fun playing the game, when it's far from the truth.
 
I don't see gambling as something that can ever bore those who are addicted to it, which is why when I'm talking about gambling every day and its effect, I can only add addiction as one of the effects, but boredom is far from it for me.

I am pretty sure if someone needs to gamble daily, that they are somewhat addicted already. Imho breaks are a good thing to revaluate what's important in our lives and take a step back to think why are we gambling in a first place.

But magical thinking often makes it compulsory, as people think they are going to miss "lucky days". In a same way if someone sticks to one and same row of numbers in a lottery, they can't stop because what if that day is the day those numbers hit. More they play, more it seems like a possibility that they can't afford to miss.

In gambling, it even couldn't happen like that as no one is showing us our missed opportunities, (except maybe in crash game). But i think that many people believe in good and bad luck streaks in a way that they are tied to certain days. It isn't a real thing, but people believe in astrology as well so it's really hard to convince them it's all about randomness.

A lot of folks fall into this trap of seeing patterns where there arent any. Makes sense, our brains are wired that way. You gotta have empathy for people in that situation. But its also important to be real with them. Those "lucky days", those streaks? They dont exist. Its straight-up randomness, thats how gambling works.

The problem is that believing you can control something you cant is a recipe for disappointment, even addiction. Thats hard to hear, but its the truth. The best thing we can do is encourage people to take a step back, really think about what they're doing. Its about teaching them healthier ways of thinking, both about gambling and about making choices in general.

[ethereumhunter]

The best in gambling in order to feel also happy is to play as rarely as possible.This is the only way as for example when we play once a week as the maximum it means that most likely we won't be as sad with any result that come from that session compared to if we played every single day and had to experience for example 5 consecutive days of lost sessions,which is nothing new in gambling for most gamblers,most of us experience consecutive lost sessions without hitting a huge win,in fact we wait like 3-6 months to hit a normal big win,not a max win in a slot and that does not make up for our lost sessions,so in this context it is better to gamble as rarely as possible.

If someone can feels happy when he playing gambling, he will knows that he doesn't have to playing gambling too long because of the risks. But it's difficult to feels happy because most people will gets lose in gambling and that makes them feels sad. We can only playing gambling moderately and not using too much money to prevents the big lose. But playing gambling every day is not solutions to feels happy because that can gives us many problems that we don't knows. We must limits our gambling activity and prevents the lose streak from gambling as we don't wants to becomes addicted to gambling. Hit a normal win such as less than $10 is not easy so we don't have to force ourselves to playing gambling too long because of chasing the wins. We can playing gambling with some money so we can stops gambling easily.

There is a very high risk if we play gambling every day because the game is very difficult to make a profit but it is very easy to spend money quickly. and there, if the gambler is not equipped with a good understanding of good control, the gambler will really regret it in the end because of course he often makes many mistakes that exceed the limits of his abilities.

The high risks will comes to us when we can't controls ourselves in gambling and use too much money because we will wants to wins the games and while we have much money in our balance, we don't thinks mu about the lose that we can gets. That will difficult to us because we will lose all of the money if we don't control it and we don't have a chance to wins easily in gambling. So we don't have to playing gambling every day as we have to make a schedule when we can playing gambling and that means, we only playing gambling when we have a spare time. We don't have to regret with the lose in gambling because that's the risks that we can gets and the only things that we can do is just to prevents the big lose. If you can limits your gambling activity and the money and the time, you will not lose much money and you can enjoy your gambling activity.

[Accardo]

Do you also know that when you gamble every day, there is a possibility that the person will get addicted to the game and not just the money they are going to lose? And when a gambler ends up getting addicted, do you still think the game will be boring for him or her? That's when that addiction will make it seem as if they are having fun playing the game, when it's far from the truth.
 
I don't see gambling as something that can ever bore those who are addicted to it, which is why when I'm talking about gambling every day and its effect, I can only add addiction as one of the effects, but boredom is far from it for me.

I am pretty sure if someone needs to gamble daily, that they are somewhat addicted already. Imho breaks are a good thing to revaluate what's important in our lives and take a step back to think why are we gambling in a first place.

But magical thinking often makes it compulsory, as people think they are going to miss "lucky days". In a same way if someone sticks to one and same row of numbers in a lottery, they can't stop because what if that day is the day those numbers hit. More they play, more it seems like a possibility that they can't afford to miss.

In gambling, it even couldn't happen like that as no one is showing us our missed opportunities, (except maybe in crash game). But i think that many people believe in good and bad luck streaks in a way that they are tied to certain days. It isn't a real thing, but people believe in astrology as well so it's really hard to convince them it's all about randomness.

If gambling was about luck it doesn't mean gambling everyday makes a player lucky. Over the years most players get magneted to constant daily gambling, backing it up with such unrealistic thoughts. Isn't it weary to continuously repeat one thing? In gambling, players won't get tired of chasing money. A standard reason for gamblers not to chase after the lost money, is to avoid the central thought of missing a lucky day. Who knows which it'll be? Nobody. Hence players should be realistic and focus deeply on the impact of daily gambling on players.

Not all players will withhold the pressure pressed on a losing player, who doesn't get comfortable losing while gambling. Such form of gambling in my imagination, takes everything, his happiness, energy, self control, away from the player. It's kind of waking up to gamble after sleeping on it the previous day. The time consumption requires a few months of rest to regain the thoughts of the player, and hand him out some self control. Gambling everyday, good or bad, depends on the type of gambling strategy a player uses to control his activities.

[Promocodeudo]

Doing things that does not warrant addiction constantly is good but anything you indulge in that triggers addiction should be done without care not frequently but though people can not hold themselves to this effect unless the have a close person thats is always with them, gambling everyday is not good because it will make you to spend more money in gambling, gambling should not be a priority for any person because after all nobidy is sure of what comes out of it, in gambling everything we do should be with carefulnes lets not make it a habit, though I know that it is to control that's why it is even better for someone to know his level of self control before going into gambling, this gambling addiction should be given attention in other to help individuals that has been strangled by it.

[delfastTions]

Even if they gamble once for 3 hours every day, not only will their family be worried, but in my opinion this could also make them addicted to gambling and after that it will make them lose a lot of money. obviously when someone does this and their family finds out then in my opinion they will be labeled as a gambling addict, and with that I think their family will be worried about their family members who have become addicted to gambling, because many cases of gambling addiction have occurred and destroyed family relationships and herself.

It is not recommended to gamble every day, although there are some gamblers who think that the more often they gamble, the closer they are to gambling, that is a ridiculous alibi that I have heard, there is no way that this guarantees that they will be able to win at gambling. Gambling generally only makes us lose money, there is no way to win for sure.

If a player really plays for 3 hours every day, even on weekends and holidays, then this is probably already a gaming addiction.  This is almost guaranteed to be a mental illness, although many of these players can justify themselves by claiming that this is, in fact, their job.  However, of course they are losing money, not making money.  And by the way, I don’t think that they get strong emotional pleasure from such a game simply because their game actions always turn out to be standard, mechanical.  They practically behave like robots, like automatic players. 
But of course, such a passion for gambling naturally causes fair concern for all members of their families.  And I think sometimes it’s also difficult to get such players to start treatment for such gambling addiction.  They just don’t consider themselves sick.  And that's the problem.

If they only play for three hours on weekends, I don't think it's a problem, but if they play every day for three hours on a regular basis, then it's a problem, and I think they're addicted. And of course, addiction is a mental illness, because they can't control themselves properly. Instead of wanting to make money by gambling, it only makes them lose money and even then with addiction that can make them lose a lot of money. And indeed it is their own loss.

With their addiction to gambling it clearly makes them miserable, with the bad effects that are not playing can make them so destroyed their lives, and can even have an impact on their own families. With the addiction they experience, in my opinion, the impact can indeed spread to their family or closest people who do not know anything. Someone who is addicted will not admit that they are addicted to gambling. So they just think what they do is not wrong even though it harms and harms them.

I think that even if a person plays every day, without weekends and holidays for 1 - 1.5 hours a day, then this can also be considered a gaming addiction.  This, of course, causes concern for all family members of such a player, especially since it is obvious to everyone that in 95% of such players they constantly lose their money.  There are, of course, a few players, one might say professionals, who try to make money during daily play, but this can stop at any time, even if it lasts long enough.  The question is at what point should you stop so as not to lose what you won.  This is where the player’s professionalism is needed.  But even super pros sometimes make mistakes.  But they do it so that this does not turn into a complete disaster and complete impoverishment of the player. 

I would also like to note about daily gambling that it is quite difficult to convince such a player to stop playing and not play on certain days or play two or three days a week.  I think everyone who has encountered such a problem understands that he will not listen to such advice, and if you turn off the computer, the player may have a nervous breakdown and in general everything will be even worse.

[zuzie]

There is a very high risk if we play gambling every day because the game is very difficult to make a profit but it is very easy to spend money quickly. and there, if the gambler is not equipped with a good understanding of good control, the gambler will really regret it in the end because of course he often makes many mistakes that exceed the limits of his abilities.

The high risks will comes to us when we can't controls ourselves in gambling and use too much money because we will wants to wins the games and while we have much money in our balance, we don't thinks mu about the lose that we can gets. That will difficult to us because we will lose all of the money if we don't control it and we don't have a chance to wins easily in gambling. So we don't have to playing gambling every day as we have to make a schedule when we can playing gambling and that means, we only playing gambling when we have a spare time. We don't have to regret with the lose in gambling because that's the risks that we can gets and the only things that we can do is just to prevents the big lose. If you can limits your gambling activity and the money and the time, you will not lose much money and you can enjoy your gambling activity.

It is very true that what you said is that when a gambler cannot control himself when playing, he will definitely face big risks due to the impact of gambling. And the gambler behaves like that on the basis of wanting to win a lot so he forgets control when playing.
Yes, if we can apply self-control regarding time and cost limits then we will not experience these high risks, in fact we will have fun when gambling because we can prevent these risks as early as possible.