Gambling addiction causes loss

[Westinhome]

That is a critical point about the challenges of regaining control for individuals already struggling with gambling addiction. Addiction is a complex issue that often requires professional intervention and ongoing treatment to overcome. Prevention is key in addressing the prevalence of gambling addiction. Having awareness of the risks associated with gambling and responsible gambling practices are things that can mitigate the likelihood of addiction.

People should make informed decisions before engaging in gambling activities. They need to know about the potential consequences of excessive gambling and the importance of setting and adhering to personal limits. People who have responsible gambling behaviors and a culture of awareness have the ability to reduce the prevalence of gambling addiction and its associated harms.

The gambler who loss the funds nearly 1000$ then they try to recover the loss.The next forced situation by the gambler was to do the gambling to recover the loss.So the gamblers use to arrange the money from various resources to mange the gambling addiction.But the gamblers who play the gambling with the continuous days,they will not forgot the skills about the game.The gamblers who not have the job can able to get away from the gambling addiction because of no money their for next game in the gambling site.Until the no job gamblers make the money from the gambling site, they don’t money for the upcoming games.

[bitpotter]

That's right, it's never too late for things that lead to goodness, even if they have experienced such huge losses but if we have a strong awareness and determination as well as a strong commitment as you said then they can get out of this problem from the zone of losses that cannot be predicted. Because indeed to be able to stop gambling I think they need help also from other people such as from their relatives or their spouses if they are married, because indeed gambling addiction is clear that it will definitely cause losses that cannot be avoided with certainty.

That is the right moment to stop gambling addiction and when that time comes, you must maximize it and not be influenced again. Addiction often attacks the human brain gradually and it cannot be completely controlled properly. Forgetting about gambling will be difficult if we still imagine the offer and we have to be prepared for different situations so that we don't remember it again. Family is the right solution and by remembering the good things from it we are also more likely to avoid gambling.

[LesterD]

That's right, it's never too late for things that lead to goodness, even if they have experienced such huge losses but if we have a strong awareness and determination as well as a strong commitment as you said then they can get out of this problem from the zone of losses that cannot be predicted. Because indeed to be able to stop gambling I think they need help also from other people such as from their relatives or their spouses if they are married, because indeed gambling addiction is clear that it will definitely cause losses that cannot be avoided with certainty.

That is the right moment to stop gambling addiction and when that time comes, you must maximize it and not be influenced again. Addiction often attacks the human brain gradually and it cannot be completely controlled properly. Forgetting about gambling will be difficult if we still imagine the offer and we have to be prepared for different situations so that we don't remember it again. Family is the right solution and by remembering the good things from it we are also more likely to avoid gambling.

It is a fact that recognizing the importance of one's family is often the key to overcoming gambling addiction. Many individuals who have reached the point of losing themselves to gambling have found that undergoing rehabilitation and psychological testing is an effective way to recover, as their motivation to return to a healthier and more stable lifestyle is often centered around their loved ones. However, it is important to know that having a supportive family is essential in making this possible.

[borovichok]

That's right, it's never too late for things that lead to goodness, even if they have experienced such huge losses but if we have a strong awareness and determination as well as a strong commitment as you said then they can get out of this problem from the zone of losses that cannot be predicted. Because indeed to be able to stop gambling I think they need help also from other people such as from their relatives or their spouses if they are married, because indeed gambling addiction is clear that it will definitely cause losses that cannot be avoided with certainty.

That is the right moment to stop gambling addiction and when that time comes, you must maximize it and not be influenced again. Addiction often attacks the human brain gradually and it cannot be completely controlled properly. Forgetting about gambling will be difficult if we still imagine the offer and we have to be prepared for different situations so that we don't remember it again. Family is the right solution and by remembering the good things from it we are also more likely to avoid gambling.

It is a fact that recognizing the importance of one's family is often the key to overcoming gambling addiction. Many individuals who have reached the point of losing themselves to gambling have found that undergoing rehabilitation and psychological testing is an effective way to recover, as their motivation to return to a healthier and more stable lifestyle is often centered around their loved ones. However, it is important to know that having a supportive family is essential in making this possible.

Family is crucial as you have noted to helping an addictive gambler. In addition to what you noted, a supportive family can provide the necessary emotional support to help the individual navigate through the challenges of addiction. They can offer a listening ear, understanding, and empathy, which can help the person feel less isolated and ashamed of their condition. Emotional support can also help reduce the stress, anxiety, and depression that often accompany gambling addiction. Families can assist in finding appropriate resources, such as therapy, counselling, or support groups, and provide transportation or accompaniment to appointments, monitor their loved one’s progress, recognize early warning signs of relapse, and reinforce positive behaviours.

[klidex]

It's difficult to advise people who are addicted to gambling because people who are addicted to gambling don't need advice from anyone if they have no intention of stopping. Those who lose money on gambling sites and are still able to gamble will continue to do so until they can get back the money they have lost so far, even if you tell them that there is no point or if they suffer further losses, this unacceptable by gambling addicts because they believe that one day their money will come back again if they keep trying without stopping.

You don't need to bother trying to think of a way for your friend to recover because he himself has no intention or determination to stop, no matter how much you want to stop him. If he doesn't want to stop then he will keep doing it because he gambles using his own salary, unless he is giving other people trouble, maybe you can force him to stop and take him to a professional center treat people who are addicted to gambling because only they can handle it.

[Asuspawer09]

I had a friend in the gambling circle,he was gambler addicted person over a year.I had advised him many times,but he is not ready to accept my advice in the gambling.Apart from gambling,my friend accept my advice without any hesitation.When I had a time on weekend,I get a chance to meet him in personal.I had some question about his gambling addiction,but the sad part is he is not accepted his gambling addiction towards the gambling site.

He said that he had nearly 64k dollars as a loss in the gambling site.In order to recover that 64k dollars,he keeps on betting from all his economic resources.I had advice him to use only 20 percentage of salary to get away from entire gambling loss.But he is now repeating the same 100 percentage of income from weekly,biweekly and monthly.So he was in the big loan problem.Still he is arranging funds from loan to play gambling,because he think that the recovery was possible at the place where he lost his money.What will be your suggestion for my friend to recover from the gambling addiction.

It's going to be difficult for sure, and he's not going to be cured unless he wants to, if you are addicted and want to be cured it is needed that he wants to change or doesn't want to be addicted anymore, because it is just going to be a fight on his self if he's not willing to do it or sacrifice something just to cure that addiction it's not really going to work. If he really wants to change and fix his addiction it is going to work, but still, it is going to be a huge process in the long run.

I agree with some of your advice just to gamble a small percentage of his salary just to control his gambling habit, I mean gambling is not really a bad thing for sure as long as you are not addicted to it you know your limits, so it might probably work if he could just control his gambling but for sure he gambling a lot considering he already loses around 64k, The process is going to take a long time for sure he could slowly limit his gambling overtime, which is for sure going to help, but the best thing to do is to seek professional that could help him.

[leonair]

I had a friend in the gambling circle,he was gambler addicted person over a year.I had advised him many times,but he is not ready to accept my advice in the gambling.Apart from gambling,my friend accept my advice without any hesitation.When I had a time on weekend,I get a chance to meet him in personal.I had some question about his gambling addiction,but the sad part is he is not accepted his gambling addiction towards the gambling site.

He said that he had nearly 64k dollars as a loss in the gambling site.In order to recover that 64k dollars,he keeps on betting from all his economic resources.I had advice him to use only 20 percentage of salary to get away from entire gambling loss.But he is now repeating the same 100 percentage of income from weekly,biweekly and monthly.So he was in the big loan problem.Still he is arranging funds from loan to play gambling,because he think that the recovery was possible at the place where he lost his money.What will be your suggestion for my friend to recover from the gambling addiction.

Gambling requires you to be in control from the start and those who can't control themselves are like your friend. Always gamble with the amount you can afford to lose. But if you gamble more than that amount then you have to face huge losses. And at some point you will be overwhelmed with debt. Your friend is completely and deeply addicted to gambling. If he still cannot bring himself under control and reduce the amount of gambling or quit gambling. Then there will be more terrible days ahead for him

[zuzie]

It's difficult to advise people who are addicted to gambling because people who are addicted to gambling don't need advice from anyone if they have no intention of stopping. Those who lose money on gambling sites and are still able to gamble will continue to do so until they can get back the money they have lost so far, even if you tell them that there is no point or if they suffer further losses, this unacceptable by gambling addicts because they believe that one day their money will come back again if they keep trying without stopping.

You don't need to bother trying to think of a way for your friend to recover because he himself has no intention or determination to stop, no matter how much you want to stop him. If he doesn't want to stop then he will keep doing it because he gambles using his own salary, unless he is giving other people trouble, maybe you can force him to stop and take him to a professional center treat people who are addicted to gambling because only they can handle it.

Your opinion is absolutely right, it is very difficult to advise someone who is addicted to gambling even though it is the best for him if he really does it and will benefit him in the future. However, advice alone will not work for gambling addicts because they think it is the right thing to do in order to win at gambling.
And when the addict experiences a downturn in his life, he will definitely regret his actions and think about why he didn't follow his friend's advice.

[hyudien]

It's difficult to advise people who are addicted to gambling because people who are addicted to gambling don't need advice from anyone if they have no intention of stopping. Those who lose money on gambling sites and are still able to gamble will continue to do so until they can get back the money they have lost so far, even if you tell them that there is no point or if they suffer further losses, this unacceptable by gambling addicts because they believe that one day their money will come back again if they keep trying without stopping.

You don't need to bother trying to think of a way for your friend to recover because he himself has no intention or determination to stop, no matter how much you want to stop him. If he doesn't want to stop then he will keep doing it because he gambles using his own salary, unless he is giving other people trouble, maybe you can force him to stop and take him to a professional center treat people who are addicted to gambling because only they can handle it.

Sometimes when we try to advise a gambling addict, we end up getting something we don't want, usually we get words coming from their mouths that we don't really want to hear. I have experienced this, even though what he said was still quite reasonable, for those of us who were trying to advise him, it still sounded like something that would offend us a little. He told me he never harmed me when he gambled, yes that's true they never harmed me because they gambled using their own money. But still, as a friend, I try to give them the best advice. Actually I don't have a problem when they gamble, as long as they gamble within limits, well what this person did was gamble outside the limits in my opinion.

You are right, actually we have no interest in whether they gamble or not, because the ones who will regret it are themselves. But as friends, of course we want to make them better, at least make them gamble more regularly and not be like people who run out of money, how could they spend their income in just a week. And what makes me do this is because they already have families they are responsible for. I don't want to see someone I know abandon their family because of gambling, for me it is a responsibility for me to be able to tell them more.

The good news is, now someone I know is doing better, maybe he is also slowly realizing that excessive gambling will slowly destroy him, and not just him, it can even destroy his family. Although he still gambles, he is now very regular and never spends a lot of money just on gambling.

[angrybirdy]

It's difficult to advise people who are addicted to gambling because people who are addicted to gambling don't need advice from anyone if they have no intention of stopping. Those who lose money on gambling sites and are still able to gamble will continue to do so until they can get back the money they have lost so far, even if you tell them that there is no point or if they suffer further losses, this unacceptable by gambling addicts because they believe that one day their money will come back again if they keep trying without stopping.

You don't need to bother trying to think of a way for your friend to recover because he himself has no intention or determination to stop, no matter how much you want to stop him. If he doesn't want to stop then he will keep doing it because he gambles using his own salary, unless he is giving other people trouble, maybe you can force him to stop and take him to a professional center treat people who are addicted to gambling because only they can handle it.

Your opinion is absolutely right, it is very difficult to advise someone who is addicted to gambling even though it is the best for him if he really does it and will benefit him in the future. However, advice alone will not work for gambling addicts because they think it is the right thing to do in order to win at gambling.
And when the addict experiences a downturn in his life, he will definitely regret his actions and think about why he didn't follow his friend's advice.

Once a person is addicted to gambling, no matter what worst experience they have, try to observe, they will repeat what they do as if they did not learn from what they experienced. They may feel regrets at first, but they will continue to do things they should have avoided. Truly that giving an advice to other people, especially gambling addicts is not that easy as we think because it really depends to a person how they will accept and apply those advices to their life.

[ethereumhunter]

Once a person is addicted to gambling, no matter what worst experience they have, try to observe, they will repeat what they do as if they did not learn from what they experienced. They may feel regrets at first, but they will continue to do things they should have avoided. Truly that giving an advice to other people, especially gambling addicts is not that easy as we think because it really depends to a person how they will accept and apply those advices to their life.

No doubt for that because when someone playing gambling for some time or long time they can't think clear about what they did before as they will not recognize their losses anymore and only want to use their money to continue their gambling games without trying to stop gambling for a while. Maybe they will regret at first but that doesn't mean they want to stop especially if they already had their losses in the previous rounds and only makes them to play more. And once they become addicted, everything will out of their control, they will lost their minds without realizing that actually they already lost much money and they can't recover it.

Gambling addicts is hard to cure and it needs many things especially admitting from the gambler itself as their regret can open their eyes to see around them and realize what is happen to their lives. People around them must ask about the real problem and if the gamblers answer that is because of his addiction, then people around them needs to give their hands to help the addicted gamblers. But many addicted gamblers doesn't see the real problem of their lives and deny that they are addicted gamblers and not accepting the help from people around them.

[zuzie]

Once a person is addicted to gambling, no matter what worst experience they have, try to observe, they will repeat what they do as if they did not learn from what they experienced. They may feel regrets at first, but they will continue to do things they should have avoided. Truly that giving an advice to other people, especially gambling addicts is not that easy as we think because it really depends to a person how they will accept and apply those advices to their life.

By concluding your opinion just now, it is true that people who are addicted to gambling are not completely deterred by the impact of the addiction they experience, in fact one day they will definitely repeat the same thing, namely gambling excessively. Basically, someone who is seriously addicted will find it very difficult to get out of this wrong behavior because their mind is dominated by negative things about gambling.

[borovichok]

Once a person is addicted to gambling, no matter what worst experience they have, try to observe, they will repeat what they do as if they did not learn from what they experienced. They may feel regrets at first, but they will continue to do things they should have avoided. Truly that giving an advice to other people, especially gambling addicts is not that easy as we think because it really depends to a person how they will accept and apply those advices to their life.

This is why we guide gamblers against being addicted because once addicted it becomes difficult to control. An addict is seen as having an impulse control disorder because addiction involves difficulty controlling behaviour in spite of negative consequences such as financial problems, relationship issues, and psychological distress. This difficulty can be likened to other impulse control disorder like pyromania (lighting fires) or kleptomania (stealing), where individuals feel an overwhelming urge to engage in the behavior despite knowing that it is harmful.

Most gambling addicts have irrational thoughts and beliefs, that propel their behaviour. For example, they may believe that they are very close to winning or it is their time to win and so they keep gambling even when it is clear that they ae accumulating so much problems and debts in their life. Sometimes, even when an addict tries to stop they keep experiencing  withdrawal symptoms such as irritability, restlessness, anxiety, and depression, which can make it difficult for the person to stop gambling even if they want to.

[Twentyonepaylots]

I had a friend in the gambling circle,he was gambler addicted person over a year.I had advised him many times,but he is not ready to accept my advice in the gambling.Apart from gambling,my friend accept my advice without any hesitation.When I had a time on weekend,I get a chance to meet him in personal.I had some question about his gambling addiction,but the sad part is he is not accepted his gambling addiction towards the gambling site.

He said that he had nearly 64k dollars as a loss in the gambling site.In order to recover that 64k dollars,he keeps on betting from all his economic resources.I had advice him to use only 20 percentage of salary to get away from entire gambling loss.But he is now repeating the same 100 percentage of income from weekly,biweekly and monthly.So he was in the big loan problem.Still he is arranging funds from loan to play gambling,because he think that the recovery was possible at the place where he lost his money.What will be your suggestion for my friend to recover from the gambling addiction.

It is really frustrating to see someone that you are close with who is addicted to something (as for your friend, gambling) and cannot escape his addiction. I think what he needs is the realization that what he is doing is making his life worse. Let him do what he wants, let him gamble all the money he has, and let him realize what he is doing in his life. Just remember that your help is worthless if the one that you are helping is not helping himself. Let himself realize what he has done; he just needs that breaking point in his life, and when that happens, he needs to restart his life, and you, as a friend, should be there for him and always be there, not financially but physically and emotionally. 

Also, make him stay away from gambling for a long time; don't make him trigger himself to gamble again.

[junder]

Once a person is addicted to gambling, no matter what worst experience they have, try to observe, they will repeat what they do as if they did not learn from what they experienced. They may feel regrets at first, but they will continue to do things they should have avoided. Truly that giving an advice to other people, especially gambling addicts is not that easy as we think because it really depends to a person how they will accept and apply those advices to their life.

By concluding your opinion just now, it is true that people who are addicted to gambling are not completely deterred by the impact of the addiction they experience, in fact one day they will definitely repeat the same thing, namely gambling excessively. Basically, someone who is seriously addicted will find it very difficult to get out of this wrong behavior because their mind is dominated by negative things about gambling.

Indeed, those who are addicted to gambling, of course, they will not be deterred by gambling even though it harms them. Because of the assumption that has led them to continue to gamble, so that even if they experience losses it does not make them deterrent or give up on getting a win, most likely they will continue to gamble until they really get the peak point they want but who knows where that point is and who knows when it will happen.

It's true what you said, they can do excessive gambling, and will continue to do the same thing and the end is most likely the same, namely losing, and the name of gambling addiction will certainly not be easy to get out of the addiction as you said. I agree with you because indeed someone who is addicted to gambling has his mind dominated by negative things about gambling.

[Reid]

Yes is does. Addiction means you will play every day at almost 24/7. Which also means there's a nonstop money spending. House edge will be the lost of a gambling addict. We cannot win against it.
You win 100 today and then 120 will be taken from you tomorrow. You just lost 20 percent of your capital and then it goes on and on.

Some gamblers don't understand this but do analyze why you are not winning in the long run?
You get a winning streak and then suddenly you are in a losing streak and maybe more. We must learn when to check out. If we win enough, call it a day, enjoy the profits, and maybe spend the time with your family using that money. I know it's easy to tell but difficult to do but it is a must.

[Youngkhngdiddy]

I had a friend in the gambling circle,he was gambler addicted person over a year.I had advised him many times,but he is not ready to accept my advice in the gambling.Apart from gambling,my friend accept my advice without any hesitation.When I had a time on weekend,I get a chance to meet him in personal.I had some question about his gambling addiction,but the sad part is he is not accepted his gambling addiction towards the gambling site.

He said that he had nearly 64k dollars as a loss in the gambling site.In order to recover that 64k dollars,he keeps on betting from all his economic resources.I had advice him to use only 20 percentage of salary to get away from entire gambling loss.But he is now repeating the same 100 percentage of income from weekly,biweekly and monthly.So he was in the big loan problem.Still he is arranging funds from loan to play gambling,because he think that the recovery was possible at the place where he lost his money.What will be your suggestion for my friend to recover from the gambling addiction.

    Your friend is a compulsive gambler and he needs to get help by talking to therapist. Because as it seems he will not want to admit his an addict, or even notice any of his actions or even count them as nothing. Once it has gotten to this stage, the individual then needs a third party or even a social group. This behavioral pattern can make him lose friends and even family. If he doesn’t notice this bad habit himself and on time it may even lead to loss of life which we don’t pray for. I think what you should do to help him is make him aware of his gambling addictions try to reason with him to talk to someone about it. It is a steady process to stay clean from an addiction but when one is determine and is willing to fight for his life and have control back of his life then he/she will beat the odds regardless.
     If you are struggling with a gambling addiction, it is important to seek support from a mental health professional or a support group. They can help you develop strategies to manage your addiction and work towards recovery. I recommend that you talk to a psychologist, explain why you started, what your problems are and what would be the best solution.
   

[boty]

Once a person is addicted to gambling, no matter what worst experience they have, try to observe, they will repeat what they do as if they did not learn from what they experienced. They may feel regrets at first, but they will continue to do things they should have avoided. Truly that giving an advice to other people, especially gambling addicts is not that easy as we think because it really depends to a person how they will accept and apply those advices to their life.

By concluding your opinion just now, it is true that people who are addicted to gambling are not completely deterred by the impact of the addiction they experience, in fact one day they will definitely repeat the same thing, namely gambling excessively. Basically, someone who is seriously addicted will find it very difficult to get out of this wrong behavior because their mind is dominated by negative things about gambling.

Gambling addicts will of course be deterred when they continuously lose in the bets they play, but they will not stop there, of course they will look for various ways so that they can play their bets because if they can't get money to gamble, of course will do things that will disturb other people and the most important thing for them is just gambling and not thinking about anything other than that.

[Unbunplease]

Being an addict, a person usually does not notice losses, he is not even particularly happy about winning (he perceives it all as routine). The process itself is important to him, and winning is an opportunity to continue this process, nothing more. That is why addicted players cannot practically complete the game process themselves - they need someone from the outside or complete ruin

[hedgeh0g]

Yes is does. Addiction means you will play every day at almost 24/7. Which also means there's a nonstop money spending. House edge will be the lost of a gambling addict. We cannot win against it.
You win 100 today and then 120 will be taken from you tomorrow. You just lost 20 percent of your capital and then it goes on and on.

Some gamblers don't understand this but do analyze why you are not winning in the long run?
You get a winning streak and then suddenly you are in a losing streak and maybe more. We must learn when to check out. If we win enough, call it a day, enjoy the profits, and maybe spend the time with your family using that money. I know it's easy to tell but difficult to do but it is a must.

We must open our eyes and realize that casinos were not invented for every player to become rich. This is an obvious thing, but every player does not want to understand a simple thing - why exactly should he be more successful than other players? This is the whole point: there will be winners, but there will be much fewer of them than losers. I don’t build castles in the air for myself, and if I sometimes manage to win, I’m glad about it and don’t imagine that I’ll be luckier than others. Of course, if we play very often, even according to statistics we will most likely be a loser, this is banal mathematics. I prefer not to play often, but these will be amounts from which my mood will not change even if I lose in the end. A dependent player cannot control himself, so it will act like a heavy burden on him. Of course this will just end up leaving his wallet empty.