Every games gives dopamine. The amount of bet changes the size of dopamine produce, and the amount of games or bets increases speed how quick body gets it. Any game where gambler wins a lot gives exciting experience. Personally I like games where I have a little portion of game control. Not games where you get random card or random result. But game likes crash, where I choose when to cash-out. Game like mines, where I choose where to click, games like roulette, where I choose where to place bet.
I think that many of the games have only a visual algorithm, and really almost nothing depends on us. However, playing this is also more interesting than pressing the spin button for which you don’t need to strain your brain. I sincerely don’t understand those who will experience this, probably only because of the musical and virtual effects that are displayed on the monitor screen.
In general, the short dopamine that gambling games provide is dangerous, if you do this every day, then in addition to the high probability that our wallet will be empty, it also carries risks of poor human development, because a child can also press one button and enjoy beautiful pictures. An adult still needs to bear responsibility and earn money, and not completely immerse himself in the game, although this can happen as a hobby.
