Is it ethical to break your gambling rules

[Rockstarguy]

So this led me to ask the general public if I am gambling too much, although this excess didn't affect my finances in any way since I still managed to come out with little winning at the end of the day and at some level, my losses are still below 30 percent of my set out money.

You need to ask yourself what it the reason for yo to play gambling often now and you need to be honest with your answer.  If you really set boundaries on how you play gambling and now you are playing excessively, and even if it is not affecting you financially,  you are not losing much yo u just have to be careful because gambling is about luck, you may be winning right now and a time will come that it might not be favouring you much like now. Playing gambling too much is dangerous even if you might be winning right now, so not let your win  make you to play excessively.

People easily become addicted when they irrelevant winning and it makes them feels as if they should continue to play it can make them to win more .  Gamblers needs to understand gambling very well  because it is kind of tricky that your gambling win can make you to increase the limit at which gambling is being played.

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[Jody.Drummer]

I think we all know about how bad gambling  can be if it is done in a way that is not recommended and it is definitely unethical to break the rules that you have already broken. As you said, everyone has their own perception and also everyone has their own limits, and that means that if you have your own rules, then that's the best for you because I'm sure that you make the rules according to your own abilities, especially in terms of balancing with your financial strength. So basically I hope that they can go back to the rules that they have made because that's what's best for them.

We make rules from the start because we know that there is something we need to avoid so that gambling becomes more focused and will not disrupt our finances. However, when we violate the rules that we have previously made, of course there will be consequences for our actions, sooner or later we will definitely feel the impact of the violation. Indeed, these regulations are not binding and explicit, but rules are still rules, even if they are quite trivial, not submitting to these rules is an action that is not justified.

Sometimes the worry is that there is a high possibility for you to repeat the same thing later, or in the sense that you don't mind and don't think long about breaking the rules that you have made before. As you said, the goal is because there is something or something bad that we don't want to experience in the end, and obviously when you have tried to violate the rules that you have previously made, what I worry about is that you will definitely be more courageous to always break the rules or there is even a possibility that in the end you will forget all the rules that you have made.

Remember everything always starts with small things, even though it looks trivial but if it has become your habit then later you will be very accustomed to always breaking which ultimately has an impact on finances in your own life, in the sense that I think it is certain that at least you will experience problems with your financial balance due to breaking the rules you have made. As I said before, make sure that the rules you make are in accordance with your limits, such as in terms of finances.

[harapan]

My recent experience from gambling, prompted me to ask this question,  and just as the title stated clearly,  you can easily deduce what I am trying to ask in this thread


My experience
In the last two weeks, I have been on a steady roll in gambling and most of the stakes I placed are mostly in sports bets, dice, and spin, all these games are luck-based games unless for football that requires a little bit of analysis.


That being said, this week I noticed that I have continued in the same trend despite that I have a personal gambling rule, not to gamble for two weeks consecutively,  but unknowingly for me I am already in the third week without adhering to my own rule.


So this led me to ask the general public if I am gambling too much, although this excess didn't affect my finances in any way since I still managed to come out with little winning at the end of the day and at some level, my losses are still below 30 percent of my set out money.

I think it is ethical to break your rules,and in this aspect gambling for that matter.when making such rules as pertaining Gambling you need to follow it up so dearly so it won't generate or amount to a total loss for you.
Nevertheless if you don't want to break the rules you have created,then your addiction towards gambling is on the higher phase and won't be of good performance.
Since you already know your strategy in winnings,then you just take it upon yourself to limit such intervals that you place bets and gamble and then you make use of a particular day rather than a two weeks interval and breaking up the rules is a better decision.

[EarnOnVictor]

My recent experience from gambling, prompted me to ask this question,  and just as the title stated clearly,  you can easily deduce what I am trying to ask in this thread


My experience
In the last two weeks, I have been on a steady roll in gambling and most of the stakes I placed are mostly in sports bets, dice, and spin, all these games are luck-based games unless for football that requires a little bit of analysis.


That being said, this week I noticed that I have continued in the same trend despite that I have a personal gambling rule, not to gamble for two weeks consecutively,  but unknowingly for me I am already in the third week without adhering to my own rule.


So this led me to ask the general public if I am gambling too much, although this excess didn't affect my finances in any way since I still managed to come out with little winning at the end of the day and at some level, my losses are still below 30 percent of my set out money.

I think it is ethical to break your rules,and in this aspect gambling for that matter.

Bro, I think you are very wrong in this statement. The rules were created for a reason, and some rules are created in line with the reasons that relate to the plans and purpose of gambling by gamblers in order for them (the plans and purpose) to be realised. Some could further entail the gambling skills and pattern of the person, and this could include the managerial plans as well. Now, saying that all these and even more which are considered as what to help gamblers to be disregarded just like that is not a smart choice. Fine, as humans, we could be intoxicated at times, with more money available to play or the fun we are deriving from it, so yes, we can "bend" our rules at times. But this is what we should not even be proud of because it shows we are not disciplined about it. This means that, fine, we may excuse ourselves to do it at times, but it is bad if it is becoming rampant.

It may not affect us in if it is once in a while, and even if it affects us, it would be a lesson to warn us that bending or breaking our rules is not good. I trade almost every day and I know the good and bad sides of bending our rules thinking we are smart. It could be so devastating at times because it could destabilise the management of the account if care is not taken. So for me, according to my experience in gambling and trading, I am certain that breaking our rules and even bending them are such dishonourable acts. As long as those rules are good, they should be strictly adhered to for our own good and not allow emotions to take over us for disregarding them.

[stomachgrowls]

My recent experience from gambling, prompted me to ask this question,  and just as the title stated clearly,  you can easily deduce what I am trying to ask in this thread


My experience
In the last two weeks, I have been on a steady roll in gambling and most of the stakes I placed are mostly in sports bets, dice, and spin, all these games are luck-based games unless for football that requires a little bit of analysis.


That being said, this week I noticed that I have continued in the same trend despite that I have a personal gambling rule, not to gamble for two weeks consecutively,  but unknowingly for me I am already in the third week without adhering to my own rule.


So this led me to ask the general public if I am gambling too much, although this excess didn't affect my finances in any way since I still managed to come out with little winning at the end of the day and at some level, my losses are still below 30 percent of my set out money.

I think it is ethical to break your rules,and in this aspect gambling for that matter.when making such rules as pertaining Gambling you need to follow it up so dearly so it won't generate or amount to a total loss for you.
Nevertheless if you don't want to break the rules you have created,then your addiction towards gambling is on the higher phase and won't be of good performance.
Since you already know your strategy in winnings,then you just take it upon yourself to limit such intervals that you place bets and gamble and then you make use of a particular day rather than a two weeks interval and breaking up the rules is a better decision.

Breaking rules is never been ethical and its never been that good sounding because breaking something is never been that pleasing in the ears but since you are the ones who do set out some rules then it might really that much of an issue since you could always choose on whether you should really be that following it or would really be making ou those changes. It would matter much. What you would really be mainly thinking is that
you would really be that definitely be neither continuing on what you are doing or would really be going in track and following on the rules that you have set earlier.

This is why if you've been able to set out those early limits then able to follow those then its good but if you dont able to do such thing then you are just basically putting up yourself
on such useless rules and prohibitions that you had set. Well, its up to ours whether we should be following on it or wont really be doing such serious approach into it.
As long you do know and wary on the things that you've been doing then this what matter the most.

[noormcs5]

I think it is ethical to break your rules,and in this aspect gambling for that matter.when making such rules as pertaining Gambling you need to follow it up so dearly so it won't generate or amount to a total loss for you.
Nevertheless if you don't want to break the rules you have created,then your addiction towards gambling is on the higher phase and won't be of good performance.
Since you already know your strategy in winnings,then you just take it upon yourself to limit such intervals that you place bets and gamble and then you make use of a particular day rather than a two weeks interval and breaking up the rules is a better decision.

If you have set your gambling rules, then you should abide by them and not break them. In case you want to break your own rules then why did you create those rules in the first place?

Rules are not meant to be broken and if they are broken, they are not the rules.

You need to have a valid reason if you break any one your gambling rules and try out something different or risk more than you initially thought. Also, remember that you should be fully responsible for the profit or loss and if you break your rules often, it will become a habit and then you will be a sort of gamblers who have no rules and no limits.

[LUCKMCFLY]

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Sometimes when we review the casino or play at any casino, we can't try to break the rules, but why does this happen? basically the people who when they register in a casino at the moment of accepting the registration contract where all the things are, they simply cannot be read, and they cannot do much, because things will always be very Different since it is Annoying to read them, or laziness and perhaps they seem very long and that is one of the reasons why they are not read, but this has consequences over time, because they may inadvertently be breaking these rules , something like this has happened to some players, that they ban you and they don't know why, the explanations are very many, and that for a casino they have broken the rules, and there is a very iconic thread where they talk about a case like this, where the player made 3 withdrawals from a casino, I think there were 3 and then they gave him a permanent ban and this is caused by that same thing, perhaps maybe the player did not read the Tos correctly and caused this.

If we are not supposed to anilzaer things happen because of that, sometimes it is the fault of the players that just happens and that's it, then it is due to Knowledge and Ignorance of the same rules of the casino because it is not something ethical and this is something that we should all learn, I think that if we all read, that if we took the time to read these things, the cases of doing things wrong in a case and dramas and many complaints it would Case to exist , this is Something that we must See and that we must Always consider.

In this order of ideas we are aware that breaking rules will always result in something bad, this is what we must see, and not only for games and casinos, for Everyone in life , they Cannot be broken the rules, and when the rules are consciously broken, things are worse, that is what should never be done, for that Reason we must know how to do Things very Well in a casino.

[|MINER|]

If you ask me that question are you will say that why we set the gambling rules in our gambling? Most of the time we set it for our risk control like if we can afford 50$ for two weeks and if we do 100$ in those days that will be definitely not a wise decision. I will always say stick to your gambling rules have yourself control on your gambling don't lose yourself control otherwise it will become an addiction and that will be never be good for you it can be cause your life in danger.

[Wakate]

If you ask me that question are you will say that why we set the gambling rules in our gambling? Most of the time we set it for our risk control like if we can afford 50$ for two weeks and if we do 100$ in those days that will be definitely not a wise decision. I will always say stick to your gambling rules have yourself control on your gambling don't lose yourself control otherwise it will become an addiction and that will be never be good for you it can be cause your life in danger.

Breaking a gamble rule should not be a problem but not going back to the rule is where the problem comes from. We need to easily adjust and go back to our rules if we are good gamblers. We don't need to keep skipping some rules just to bet more and make money without reviewing the rules again. We need to make sure that we keep going back to our gambling rules and try to utilize it without going to far. Gambling is a way for us to earn buy as we are earning, we need to keep doing the right thing so that we don't later start complaining about our mistakes and errors we have made so far.

[agustina2]

So this led me to ask the general public if I am gambling too much, although this excess didn't affect my finances in any way since I still managed to come out with little winning at the end of the day and at some level, my losses are still below 30 percent of my set out money.

Try to look at all sides. Maybe you just think that you are not currently in excessive gambling just because you can still manage your finances but in reality, there are unnoticeable things you just missed to point out. Anyway, the fact that you are in still control and able to post that issue here, it means you are all good, somehow.

The best thing to consider now is to take a break from gambling since I think you are confused too much about your current gambling situation. It's better to gamble once you don't have any issues or concerns as that might affect your gambling experience instead of just focusing on making a profit while having fun. Having such worries might result in a distraction.

[Lucasgabd]

So this led me to ask the general public if I am gambling too much, although this excess didn't affect my finances in any way since I still managed to come out with little winning at the end of the day and at some level, my losses are still below 30 percent of my set out money.

Try to look at all sides. Maybe you just think that you are not currently in excessive gambling just because you can still manage your finances but in reality, there are unnoticeable things you just missed to point out. Anyway, the fact that you are in still control and able to post that issue here, it means you are all good, somehow.

The best thing to consider now is to take a break from gambling since I think you are confused too much about your current gambling situation. It's better to gamble once you don't have any issues or concerns as that might affect your gambling experience instead of just focusing on making a profit while having fun. Having such worries might result in a distraction.

Some addictions are slow to install themselves but once they’re rooted in your habits they’re hard to break
This is something really important to remember and take care

It’s not only about whether you make or lose money, there are other factors to consider

[umbara ardian]

It's not just a chill break, it's like a built-in "am I good?" detector, ya feel? Gambling can be fun, like that extra slice of pizza, but too much can leave a bad taste in your mouth. Taking a break every two weeks is like hitting pause on a movie. It lets me step back and ask myself a real questions: Am I still having fun, or am I just chasing losses like a dog chasing a squirrel? Is gambling messing with my other stuff, like work or hanging with friends?

If the answers get fuzzy, it's a clear sign to step away, maybe even talk to someone about it. My rules are like training wheels, keeping me from going off the deep end. They might seem strict, but they're there to keep me safe from the potential dangers of gambling addiction. Even the best athletes need rest days. Pushing yourself too hard in anything can lead to burnout and injuries. Same with gambling. Take breaks, recharge, and come back with a clear head and a healthy perspective.

[Ever-young]

So this led me to ask the general public if I am gambling too much, although this excess didn't affect my finances in any way since I still managed to come out with little winning at the end of the day and at some level, my losses are still below 30 percent of my set out money.

Try to look at all sides. Maybe you just think that you are not currently in excessive gambling just because you can still manage your finances but in reality, there are unnoticeable things you just missed to point out. Anyway, the fact that you are in still control and able to post that issue here, it means you are all good, somehow.

The best thing to consider now is to take a break from gambling since I think you are confused too much about your current gambling situation. It's better to gamble once you don't have any issues or concerns as that might affect your gambling experience instead of just focusing on making a profit while having fun. Having such worries might result in a distraction.

Some addictions are slow to install themselves but once they’re rooted in your habits they’re hard to break
This is something really important to remember and take care

It’s not only about whether you make or lose money, there are other factors to consider

You're absolutely correct mate. Even if a person's addiction isn't causing him to lose money at the moment, there are still other things it'll cost you, for example, gambling addiction can cost you your career, it can sometimes result to mental health issue and sometimes your relationship. So it's crucial to understand that financial implications happens to be only one amongst several problems that gambling addiction can cause a person. The physical, emotional as well as the social consequences can be as damaging as the financial consequences, sometimes even worse.

[someone703]

Gambling can be a fun way to unwind, like catching a good movie, but just like with popcorn refills, gotta keep it in check. Setting your own limits and sticking to them is like having a personal bouncer for your wallet. It keeps bad decisions at bay and ensures you don't go overboard. Breaking those rules, even once, is like cracking a tiny hole in the dam – might seem small at first, but it can lead to a bigger mess down the line.

Remember, gambling responsibly is like taking care of yourself. You wouldn't go skydiving without a parachute, right? Same goes for gambling – gotta have some safeguards in place to avoid a potential splat. Ultimately, the decisions are yours, my friend. I can't hold your hand through every bet, but I can offer a friendly reminder: keep it chill, stick to your limits, and don't let gambling take over your life. Balance is key, homie, balance!

[Accardo]

If you ask me that question are you will say that why we set the gambling rules in our gambling? Most of the time we set it for our risk control like if we can afford 50$ for two weeks and if we do 100$ in those days that will be definitely not a wise decision. I will always say stick to your gambling rules have yourself control on your gambling don't lose yourself control otherwise it will become an addiction and that will be never be good for you it can be cause your life in danger.

Breaking a gamble rule should not be a problem but not going back to the rule is where the problem comes from. We need to easily adjust and go back to our rules if we are good gamblers. We don't need to keep skipping some rules just to bet more and make money without reviewing the rules again. We need to make sure that we keep going back to our gambling rules and try to utilize it without going to far. Gambling is a way for us to earn buy as we are earning, we need to keep doing the right thing so that we don't later start complaining about our mistakes and errors we have made so far.

Gambling strategies are not meant to be static; a gambler can decide to be dynamic with his moves, what matters most is being careful with our bank roll. Wagering little by little can safeguard a gambler from lots of troubles which is able to cause him anxiety and addiction. If a gambler decides to increase his wagering amount, that should be temporary and not permanent. Gambling and winning with little amount can be demanding, a player could choose to change his strategy, hoping for a better win with a higher amount. Although, keeping it moderate is fine, not regretting is better. Most gamblers who wager with smaller amount of money, end up regretting it after a win. Due to the profits that could been made from a higher amount.

Those thoughts could be detrimental to the gambler, in the sense that he could switch and forget to return back to his normal wagering habit. Before he could realize, it'll be too late. And his financial stability may be staggering. Gambling can be stressful, if a player decides to disturb himself over every single result he gets. Many when they win, it's regret. That means the player will hardly enjoy gambling, because both win and lose is no longer preferable. That's the aftermath of not being contented with our strategies and forgetting to switch back after changing a method.

[arimamib]

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Some addictions are slow to install themselves but once they’re rooted in your habits they’re hard to break
This is something really important to remember and take care

It’s not only about whether you make or lose money, there are other factors to consider

You're absolutely correct mate. Even if a person's addiction isn't causing him to lose money at the moment, there are still other things it'll cost you, for example, gambling addiction can cost you your career, it can sometimes result to mental health issue and sometimes your relationship. So it's crucial to understand that financial implications happens to be only one amongst several problems that gambling addiction can cause a person. The physical, emotional as well as the social consequences can be as damaging as the financial consequences, sometimes even worse.

Gambling addiction can indeed affect negatively on many aspects of life beyond just financial losses. The toll it takes on career, mental health, and relationships can be profound and enduring. Excessive gambling can lead to absenteeism, poor performance, or even loss of employment due to preoccupation with gambling activities. This can have long-term implications for financial stability and professional advancement.

Gambling addiction can also contribute to anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues. The constant stress of hiding the extent of gambling habits can take a serious toll on emotional well-being. Addicted Gamblers with relationship often suffer as trust erodes, conflicts arise over financial matters, and communication breaks down. Family and social connections can be strained or even severed entirely, leading to feelings of isolation and loneliness.

[Iroh]

You made those rules for yourself. I assume they’re supposed to keep you in check so as not to go overboard with your activities. I would would recommend that you stick to your rules. You set those rules for a good reason I suspect so therefore, you should adhere to it.

You wouldn’t think not to follow those rules if you were suffering heavy losses now, would you? The rules would be easier to follow if you were suffering losses but now you’re having more wins, the rules doesn’t seem to matter and you’re likely thinking of bending the rules a bit.  Don’t.

Break it today, what stops you from breaking it some more tomorrow? When you’ve gone against your own rules over and over again, you won’t see any need to have such rules anymore and would likely do away with it.

[dezoel]

This is the beginning of addiction. Or you are not gambling with too much money? I guess that you are gambling  with more money because as you are unable to control your gambling activities and unable to restrict yourself not to gamble, this will make you to be spending more than necessary on gambling. Also that even if you are not wasting a lot of money on gambling, as long as gambling is taking more than the time you want, it is still an addiction.

Yes, he is not gambling with too much money but it's also right that it may be a start of addiction because he finds it hard to stick on his limits but this can still be prevented. It's not too late yet. Playing more does not always mean that we are now spending more money because what if we are only betting small amounts?

And I'm sure there will be days that we are lucky that we will win something. Playing gambling in a controlled manner is still better though because like we said earlier, we can develop an addiction from here. There are other things that we should do during those excessive time that we spend inside the casino which can help us become a better person.

[moneystery]

If you have set your gambling rules, then you should abide by them and not break them. In case you want to break your own rules then why did you create those rules in the first place?

that's the point, if he makes rules from the start he should be fully aware that these are rules that are made for his own good and when he breaks these rules it is unethical. just like the rules that exist in society, make these rules into rules that must be obeyed because the more we obey these rules, the more positive impact it will have on our gambling. and maybe it will help us to be able to regulate our gambling better and avoid things that could potentially harm us.

[slapper]

You made those rules for yourself. I assume they’re supposed to keep you in check so as not to go overboard with your activities. I would would recommend that you stick to your rules. You set those rules for a good reason I suspect so therefore, you should adhere to it.

You wouldn’t think not to follow those rules if you were suffering heavy losses now, would you? The rules would be easier to follow if you were suffering losses but now you’re having more wins, the rules doesn’t seem to matter and you’re likely thinking of bending the rules a bit.  Don’t.

Break it today, what stops you from breaking it some more tomorrow? When you’ve gone against your own rules over and over again, you won’t see any need to have such rules anymore and would likely do away with it.

Success is built on rules, not chains. Did you set them purposefully? Beware the hubris speaking sweet nothings about bending them. Holding fast when it's hardest is more important than following rules when it's easy

Consider. Your discipline is eroded when you breach your own rules. The slope is steep. Tomorrow, you'll doubt their existence after bending them today. What then? Friends, you're lost in fancies, far from rationality and prosperity. Remember, constancy is your armor in the war of wills against complacency