Do you think gambling every day is better?

[Blitzboy]

Those people who gamble every day will soon compromise their financial stability. The impact is not instant but the results are fatal. Doing this is just like we are losing control of ourselves and it was more than addiction. It was not a chance of winning anymore but already a fulfillment of such addiction and bad gambling habits. Those who say it was better are those who are running the business citing the good benefits of gamblers but in the end, they are the ones who benefited from them. Once we've been in this situation, the harder we escape and possibly not.

Gambling is not all about the aim of winning against the house but also, it winning from our greed and emotions. Otherwise, we will experience being broke and empty.

That's true because the longer we gamble, the more often we experience losses, even if we win once, it can't cover the money we lose every day due to gambling. Gambling every day will only have a bad impact on our financial health. and the health of our minds because we can fall into gambling addiction and definitely think about gambling continuously in order to recover the losses we have experienced so far. I really do not recommend gamblers to gamble every day even if they miss out on the most important luck you have to save yourself first about irresponsible gambling.

Yes, we have to be able to fight our greed and emotions, with that we can win against gambling and our minds are not controlled by gambling alone, and never gamble every day if you don't want to experience big losses and exceed your limits.

Gamble for fun, not to survive. The simple but effective reminder grounds me. This strategy has protected my money and made each bet a joyous event rather than a desperate attempt to recover losses. We celebrate the occasion and appreciate the game as a game.

I hope this inspires a community of gamblers that value temperance and gamble for fun rather than need. Help us build a culture of responsible gambling where we can enjoy the thrill without the spill. Here's to gambling that makes us chuckle without ruining our nights.

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[kojektea]

gambling every day will get better, in other words, you will be closer to winning, it cannot be justified, in my opinion playing every day has the same chance of winning as playing once a year, those words are only to influence us, so that we fall into it, maybe we Can you see directly the condition of those who gamble regularly, do they win or lose more? Of course we know the answer 

[Dewi Aries]

Perfectly said,in my own opinion I think it depends on the situation you find yourself, peradventure if you happens to be a working class or you have a business as your source of income I see no reason why you will keep gambling everyday,I think is only advice able to those who doesn't have any source of income,but not being addicted to it.

Moreover,there are some person who doesn't have any source of income,all they do is to gamble every blessed day hoping that they are going to win,that's if they keep gambling more often.
there are also some person who do rollover with a smaller odd and they keep winning.in this case I think gambling everyday is better,more especially for those set of people,not for everyone.

people who have no income, aka no money, of course don't even gamble instead of gambling every day. how do you want to gamble the money used for gambling doesn't have. then what do you gamble with if you don't have money.

Yes, that's a basic thing that makes sense, but we can't conclude something as simply as that. I understand that unemployment makes someone experience financial problems, or what it means makes them experience a lack of money to cover their daily needs, but for gambling problems which basically can stimulate the human brain and mind to continue  to be involved in gambling activities, there will be many other ways that they can do to get money and I say that "loans" are something that they are very likely to do as an alternative that will finance their gambling, I understand that consciously having difficulty with money can prevent someone from taking out a loan, but this is gambling where someone is very vulnerable to taking reckless and careless actions such as borrowing money from one of the services even though on the other hand they don't have the money to replace it.

This scenario is very likely to  happen to someone who is too confident in winning by placing hope in it, assuming that they will be able to get a win to replace the money they have borrowed and the rest for capital to gamble at another time. So anything a person can do, even if it seems too reckless or unreasonable, this is the bad thing if you get involved in gambling with the wrong approach and understanding.

[Docnaster]

gambling every day will get better, in other words, you will be closer to winning, it cannot be justified, in my opinion playing every day has the same chance of winning as playing once a year, those words are only to influence us, so that we fall into it, maybe we Can you see directly the condition of those who gamble regularly, do they win or lose more? Of course we know the answer 

Like you said, gambling everyday increases the chances of gambler to get winnings but that I think only happens when the gambler in question is always in full control of his emotions during gambling time. For a gambler to be gambling everyday, he's very likely to become addicted in gambling especially when he's not getting the desired winnings or when he's losing more than he's winning.
Gambling is best practiced when it's considered more as a platform to catch fun and not to make a living out of it and I don't think that someone who's gambling daily will be doing that just for fun. In a nutshell, gambling everyday isn't a good way of engaging in gambling

[Yamifoud]

gambling every day will get better, in other words, you will be closer to winning, it cannot be justified, in my opinion playing every day has the same chance of winning as playing once a year, those words are only to influence us, so that we fall into it, maybe we Can you see directly the condition of those who gamble regularly, do they win or lose more? Of course we know the answer 

The answer is they even lose more than winning. This is not a kind of job or skill that the more we practice, the more we become knowledgeable but gambling is different. What we get from gambling every day is just experience but this never increases our chance of winning, if we are too lucky we still win even though we are new.

Gambling every day never helps in general but instead, this would only contribute to more stress and addiction. Perhaps, this is not a good practice and this is not considered as responsible gambling.

[Accardo]

You wont really be needing on going that far on just trying out to discover those things on which it causes for you to gamble on which we do know that this is something that can really be known beforehand on just having those simple understandings. Gambling on day to day basis just to have that kind of belief that you do increase of winning the game then it isnt really something
that a solid thing for you to have and to be followed. This is why it would really be that best that you should really be just that playing gambling for the sake of entertainment and not for seeking or trying to justify about on the odds on how you would gonna win the game.

Its not bad to gamble on day to day basis as long it is really that your vacant time and as long you do have the budget you do have. If you are really that someone whose
really that playing for fun then there would be no issue.

Gambling every day is on different emphasis regarding the attitude of the gambler, and how he manages his expenses. Doing it for the financial benefit doesn't sound right, as the chances are quite very low. When such gamblers win randomly for few days, they'll think it's a good strategy. But will end up losing out all their funds due to lack of management. Time and money. Nothing stops us from playing games every day and wagering few cents to enjoy the game for more time. However, those who wager money on soccer think they have some exception and has a better privilege of winning consistently, unlike slot games. But the stress is almost similar. Unless the player wagers on few games with high amount of money, which increases his chances of winning, spending money on multiple football games, isn't proper. That's why most sport gamblers, lose out just like the slot player. Thereby putting every gambling almost in same winning formula.

[slapper]

Gambling everyday may not be bad depending on how one is able to manage the gambling process. Some people gamble everyday and are still in control of their emotions and finances. What is most important for a gambler is knowing when to stop and when to continue. The reason many people suggest not gambling everyday is just to reduces the chances of gambling beyond budget. This is understandable anyways but that does not actually curb over indulgence in gambling. Having the discipline to manage risk well is more important.

Maybe more precisely, gambling every day is not a problem as long as they win and make money. But what happens if you lose continuously? Isn't that a detrimental thing and from then on they have to stop gambling for a while. Discipline is needed, especially if you feel that greed is very difficult to control. So much gets out of control and it will only bring new problems to life.

That's true, if gambling could guarantee an easy win then it wouldn't be a problem, but the fact is that gambling will only give them defeat and with the money they bet it won't always be possible to double it, because the chance of losing is greater than the chance. victory. This should be realized because it is impossible for gambling to always provide profitable wins or in other words make money consistently, this is very unlikely to happen.

In fact, there will be more losses, but their belief in gambling means they don't think about the risk of loss, so they gamble continuously without looking at the loss side, and in my opinion, gambling every day is a path to life misery, they If you gamble every day, in my opinion, your life will quickly become ruined and messy. So don't gamble every day because it's the same as swimming in a pool filled with sharks, it will kill you.

Some gamblers develop a harmful habit. But to label all gambling as a path to bankruptcy misses the full range of human experience and the possibility of healthy risk-taking. Lack of boundaries and comprehension of gambling is the problem, not gambling itself

Healthy gambling involves setting limits, accepting losses, and viewing wins as bonuses. Its about developing patience, smart preparation, and the ability to say "enough." This talent applies to many parts of life, not only gambling

Supporting healthy gambling entails promoting odds education, self-regulation tools, and safe gaming communities. Change the narrative from inevitable loss to informed choice and personal responsibility

[junder]

That's true, if gambling could guarantee an easy win then it wouldn't be a problem, but the fact is that gambling will only give them defeat and with the money they bet it won't always be possible to double it, because the chance of losing is greater than the chance. victory. This should be realized because it is impossible for gambling to always provide profitable wins or in other words make money consistently, this is very unlikely to happen.

In fact, there will be more losses, but their belief in gambling means they don't think about the risk of loss, so they gamble continuously without looking at the loss side, and in my opinion, gambling every day is a path to life misery, they If you gamble every day, in my opinion, your life will quickly become ruined and messy. So don't gamble every day because it's the same as swimming in a pool filled with sharks, it will kill you.

Some gamblers develop a harmful habit. But to label all gambling as a path to bankruptcy misses the full range of human experience and the possibility of healthy risk-taking. Lack of boundaries and comprehension of gambling is the problem, not gambling itself

Healthy gambling involves setting limits, accepting losses, and viewing wins as bonuses. Its about developing patience, smart preparation, and the ability to say "enough." This talent applies to many parts of life, not only gambling

Supporting healthy gambling entails promoting odds education, self-regulation tools, and safe gaming communities. Change the narrative from inevitable loss to informed choice and personal responsibility

Indeed, the problem is with each person who responds wrongly to gambling, not with the gambling. because gambling companies also don't require them to gamble frequently, even though some people think that the more often they gamble, the closer they are to winning, in my opinion that's just the thing that will make their lives go bankrupt more quickly. It's impossible for there to be a term like that, it's just encouragement for addicts who want to get big wins at gambling where big wins are very difficult to get. Moreover, many people wrongly respond or interpret that gambling is actually just paid entertainment, not a way to make money or a way to double your money  because that's not true.

That's right, healthy gambling involves that,  and most of those who gamble cannot accept the losses that occur in gambling so that it makes them fall deeper into gambling, with them gambling every day it will not allow them to make money consistently,  because if they can't accept defeat it will only make them continue to gamble and this also triggers them to gamble every day. but how difficult it is for the points you mentioned to be determined by gamblers. Gambling every day is not good behavior,  therefore it is best to gamble appropriately and be able to determine many things to prevent addiction and large losses.

[invo]

Indeed, the problem is with each person who responds wrongly to gambling, not with the gambling. because gambling companies also don't require them to gamble frequently, even though some people think that the more often they gamble, the closer they are to winning, in my opinion that's just the thing that will make their lives go bankrupt more quickly. It's impossible for there to be a term like that, it's just encouragement for addicts who want to get big wins at gambling where big wins are very difficult to get. Moreover, many people wrongly respond or interpret that gambling is actually just paid entertainment, not a way to make money or a way to double your money  because that's not true.

Yes, because the key factor in gambling is the individual's attitude towards it. Some individuals mistakenly believe that gambling increases their chances of winning, and as a result, they continue to gamble even when they are losing more money than they anticipated. It is important to understand that this approach only leads to further financial losses and negative consequences.

[junder]

Indeed, the problem is with each person who responds wrongly to gambling, not with the gambling. because gambling companies also don't require them to gamble frequently, even though some people think that the more often they gamble, the closer they are to winning, in my opinion that's just the thing that will make their lives go bankrupt more quickly. It's impossible for there to be a term like that, it's just encouragement for addicts who want to get big wins at gambling where big wins are very difficult to get. Moreover, many people wrongly respond or interpret that gambling is actually just paid entertainment, not a way to make money or a way to double your money  because that's not true.

Yes, because the key factor in gambling is the individual's attitude towards it. Some individuals mistakenly believe that gambling increases their chances of winning, and as a result, they continue to gamble even when they are losing more money than they anticipated. It is important to understand that this approach only leads to further financial losses and negative consequences.

This cannot be hidden, because the factor they gamble in is winning. In my opinion, even though some gamble responsibly or with limits, it doesn't mean they don't want to win, it's just that they can accept defeat well. because usually many of the gamblers cannot accept defeat, instead of gambling again to recover their losses, of course this is not true, also by gambling every day I think it is a bad thing.

gambling every day is not a good action, even though they have a lot of money it doesn't mean they can gamble continuously, unless they really want their life to be ruined then it is not wrong to spend their money on gambling. You are right, it will only damage their financial situation.

[killerfrost]

Gambling is designed to be addictive, and the odds are always stacked against you. The more you play, the more likely you are to lose. It's like swimming upstream in a river that's constantly getting faster – eventually, you'll get swept away.

Chasing losses is a recipe for disaster. It's like trying to catch a falling knife – you'll end up getting hurt. Remember, every bet is a separate event, and past wins  have no bearing on the future.

Now, about your friend: questioning their gambling habits is crucial, but be gentle. Don't judge, just offer concern and support. Ask how often they gamble, how much they win/lose, and how it impacts their life. Maybe share some stories of people who struggled with gambling addiction, or suggest they talk to a professional.

Remember, gambling shouldn't be an everyday activity. It should be treated like a fun night out, not a daily routine. Set a budget, stick to it, and know when to walk away.

[maydna]

Yes, because the key factor in gambling is the individual's attitude towards it. Some individuals mistakenly believe that gambling increases their chances of winning, and as a result, they continue to gamble even when they are losing more money than they anticipated. It is important to understand that this approach only leads to further financial losses and negative consequences.

This is something that often happens when many gamblers still believe that gambling can increase their chances of winning. They even believe in superstitious things around them, so they gamble every day. If they have decided like that, they must be prepared to face the risk of losing, and it will not be easy to recover from that loss even if they use more money. A person's attitude towards gambling is very determining because if he can act to limit his gambling activities, he will not experience the problems that many gamblers have experienced. They must be able to prevent financial losses as a result of gambling every day, and it can also affect their emotions and mentality, where they can think about gambling all the time.

[Stable090]

There was a friend of mine who visited me a day after and he was saying gambling every day draws you more closer to winning.

That’s addicted gambler mentality, all I know is that gambling addiction draws your attention closer to addiction not winning. If you a gambling everyday, then you might end up being addicted to gambling, most especially people that are gambling for the sake of money. Gambling shouldn’t be what you will be expecting money from, just have your fun, and incase if money comes, then you will use your win for anything you want at that particular time.

He said when you keep trying luck every day you stand the chance not to miss your luck of winning

If you keep on trying your luck, then you will keep on losing, if you are really gambling for the sake of money, then you will desperate to make money, and if you are desperate, then you might end up losing more money than winning.

[Accardo]

Gambling is designed to be addictive, and the odds are always stacked against you. The more you play, the more likely you are to lose. It's like swimming upstream in a river that's constantly getting faster – eventually, you'll get swept away.

Chasing losses is a recipe for disaster. It's like trying to catch a falling knife – you'll end up getting hurt. Remember, every bet is a separate event, and past wins  have no bearing on the future.

Now, about your friend: questioning their gambling habits is crucial, but be gentle. Don't judge, just offer concern and support. Ask how often they gamble, how much they win/lose, and how it impacts their life. Maybe share some stories of people who struggled with gambling addiction, or suggest they talk to a professional.

Remember, gambling shouldn't be an everyday activity. It should be treated like a fun night out, not a daily routine. Set a budget, stick to it, and know when to walk away.

His friends trying to convince or persuade him shouldn't be left without answering some specific questions. Whenever, someone approach another gambler, both players need to stay active and make contributions to the discussion. We all know that in gambling, no right advice. But we can learn more from talking over some strategies. Compare and contrast the qualities, advantages, and disadvantages of the technic. The players are not meant to share their information or contribution in a convincing way, provided the player is still stable emotionally, he's not actually bad with his strategy. So, it's good to know that convincing another person to stop his strategy won't work faster than the close discussion which you suggested. It's not meant to be an argument or misunderstanding.  

[South Park]

Gambling is designed to be addictive, and the odds are always stacked against you. The more you play, the more likely you are to lose. It's like swimming upstream in a river that's constantly getting faster – eventually, you'll get swept away.

Chasing losses is a recipe for disaster. It's like trying to catch a falling knife – you'll end up getting hurt. Remember, every bet is a separate event, and past wins  have no bearing on the future.

Now, about your friend: questioning their gambling habits is crucial, but be gentle. Don't judge, just offer concern and support. Ask how often they gamble, how much they win/lose, and how it impacts their life. Maybe share some stories of people who struggled with gambling addiction, or suggest they talk to a professional.

Remember, gambling shouldn't be an everyday activity. It should be treated like a fun night out, not a daily routine. Set a budget, stick to it, and know when to walk away.

A great deal of people cannot handle constructive criticism, because as soon as you begin to question some of the decisions they have taken, they immediately get defensive and claim that it is none of your business what they do with their lives and their money, and if the friend of the OP is like that, it is going to be very difficult to offer them the help they need as they will never recognize they need it until it is too late and they cannot stop gambling on their own.

[indah rezqi]

Of course gambling every day is not very good, it's just another expression of a form of gambling addiction in my opinion. If you gamble every day, you don't just spend money, but time and thoughts too. Someone who spends these three things on gambling will continue to decline gradually, he is walking backwards from real life. It is very difficult to explain the truth to people who are addicted to gambling, they are always good at making excuses in their words, what their concept of thinking is, saying that stopping playing means missing out on the opportunity to win is very wrong.

I think the winnings obtained from gambling will also be spent on gambling again, and so on and without realizing it this will have a big impact on the future. Only a few people are lucky in gambling, if they count they lose more than they gain, but this is never properly realized. Apart from all that, gambling every day is not very good, it is the same as never getting out of the vicious circle at all.

[Vaskiy]

Whether you gamble every day or once a week depends on the person. By all means, what needs to be in mind should not go beyond the limits. This means if the allocation for the month is $60, then we should not spend more than $2 every day. If this is possible, then the controlled form of gambling every day seems to be fair, as some find it a form of relaxation.

In other words, if the person is unable to have control over his gambling activities and keeps gambling without concentrating on work and personal life, then it isn't good, and it needs to be counseled and some solution needs to be found.

[invo]

Yes, because the key factor in gambling is the individual's attitude towards it. Some individuals mistakenly believe that gambling increases their chances of winning, and as a result, they continue to gamble even when they are losing more money than they anticipated. It is important to understand that this approach only leads to further financial losses and negative consequences.

This is something that often happens when many gamblers still believe that gambling can increase their chances of winning. They even believe in superstitious things around them, so they gamble every day. If they have decided like that, they must be prepared to face the risk of losing, and it will not be easy to recover from that loss even if they use more money. A person's attitude towards gambling is very determining because if he can act to limit his gambling activities, he will not experience the problems that many gamblers have experienced. They must be able to prevent financial losses as a result of gambling every day, and it can also affect their emotions and mentality, where they can think about gambling all the time.

It's interesting how many people hold onto superstitious beliefs when it comes to gambling. They convince themselves that if they perform certain actions or follow certain rituals, their chances of winning will increase. However, this is essentially just a form of manifestation. While it's true that positive thinking can have an impact on our lives, it's important to remember that luck is also a major factor in gambling. So, while it's okay to have a little fun with superstitions, we shouldn't rely on them to guarantee a win.

[Orpichukwu]

Yes, it is not right to expect to win in gambling it is a game of complete luck many a times a gambler bets without any hope but to his luck he is able to win first time but it is not guaranteed to happen always. I think that even if it depends on the money if a gambler is betting and losing every day it won't take long to run out of wealth. It is better to play occasionally as a form of entertainment rather than daily. Recognizing the signs is crucial to prevent further money losses. By understanding gambling addiction options individuals can take steps toward recovery and gain control over their finances.

I don't see expecting to win from gambling as a bad thing. The only place I see someone having hope to win from gambling is in a situation where they have high expectations of winning, like making some plans for winning even when they have not come, and when the game plays against them, they get disappointed.
 
When we place a bet, it's either win or lose, but there is always a little hope in the game. If it wins, it enters; if it doesn't, we take it as one of those regular games and move on. But saying we should not expect to win on our own side is totally wrong because if we do not have any single hope in the win, then we should not bet with real money in the first place.

[Altryist]

Whether you gamble every day or once a week depends on the person. By all means, what needs to be in mind should not go beyond the limits. This means if the allocation for the month is $60, then we should not spend more than $2 every day. If this is possible, then the controlled form of gambling every day seems to be fair, as some find it a form of relaxation.

In other words, if the person is unable to have control over his gambling activities and keeps gambling without concentrating on work and personal life, then it isn't good, and it needs to be counseled and some solution needs to be found.

It’s difficult to play every day if this is not your main activity, but you have work and other obligations, and finding suitable events every day (if you bet on football, for example) is not so easy. But several times a week is what you need, it won’t be too tiring and there will be enough time to analyze upcoming events in a few days. Although everyone chooses what pace is comfortable for him, you can not only place bets but also play other games, as you wish.