How can we help beginners not to get addicted

[Betwrong]

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And upon results, when they are in most losses, they cannot let it pass so they become aggressive.

Aggressiveness may be a good thing when you are fighting your enemy on the battlefield, but it rarely helps in gambling. I'm saying "rarely" instead of "never" because in some extremely rare cases people do win because of their aggressive behaviour. It happens by chance, like those cases when people hit the Jackpot in a lottery, but it happens and it would be wrong to say that people always lose because of their aggressiveness. Most of the time, however, people lose and lose really big amounts when they start acting like that. Be cool and enjoy your gambling experience without going over the edge, that's what I would say to beginners if they want to stay out of gambling addiction.

[FanEagle]

One start would be just showing the downsides of gambling and promoting that. We usually have a lot of casinos promoting a lot of their gamblers end up winning, like casinos are just charities and you just go there and win so much, they always promote the wins. But nobody really shows how much people lost

 One great example would be that some guy bet 50 dollars and won 42 million dollars just recently at a casino, that's really just as huge as it gets, never seen anything bigger, by far the biggest win I have ever seen, it was a jackpot. That was promoted everywhere, but nobody talks how that casino got the 42 million at all, they are not talking about anything at all, that's the most important difference in the end.

[topbitcoin]

One start would be just showing the downsides of gambling and promoting that. We usually have a lot of casinos promoting a lot of their gamblers end up winning, like casinos are just charities and you just go there and win so much, they always promote the wins. But nobody really shows how much people lost

 One great example would be that some guy bet 50 dollars and won 42 million dollars just recently at a casino, that's really just as huge as it gets, never seen anything bigger, by far the biggest win I have ever seen, it was a jackpot. That was promoted everywhere, but nobody talks how that casino got the 42 million at all, they are not talking about anything at all, that's the most important difference in the end.

Naturally, the gambling industry is inclined towards showcasing tales of grand victories as evidence of the immense prospects gambling holds. The narrative of an individual wagering a meager sum and walking away with millions is indeed intriguing, often embellished by casinos in their promotional tactics.

Yet, it seldom delves into the reality that a majority of gamblers end up on the losing side. Casinos do not always bring forth the statistics on losses or elucidate their gains from these unsuccessful wagers. This pivotal detail often evades mention or consideration within these glorified accounts of triumphs.

This contrast is quite interesting: considering that big win stories are usually promoted in a glamorous way, there is scanty information on how the casinos are reaping huge profits from numerous losing gamblers. Let me tell you an important truth about gambling: it is predominantly a game of luck, and in most cases people lose more than they win.

[sompitonov]

One start would be just showing the downsides of gambling and promoting that. We usually have a lot of casinos promoting a lot of their gamblers end up winning, like casinos are just charities and you just go there and win so much, they always promote the wins. But nobody really shows how much people lost

 One great example would be that some guy bet 50 dollars and won 42 million dollars just recently at a casino, that's really just as huge as it gets, never seen anything bigger, by far the biggest win I have ever seen, it was a jackpot. That was promoted everywhere, but nobody talks how that casino got the 42 million at all, they are not talking about anything at all, that's the most important difference in the end.

Naturally, the gambling industry is inclined towards showcasing tales of grand victories as evidence of the immense prospects gambling holds. The narrative of an individual wagering a meager sum and walking away with millions is indeed intriguing, often embellished by casinos in their promotional tactics.

Yet, it seldom delves into the reality that a majority of gamblers end up on the losing side. Casinos do not always bring forth the statistics on losses or elucidate their gains from these unsuccessful wagers. This pivotal detail often evades mention or consideration within these glorified accounts of triumphs.

This contrast is quite interesting: considering that big win stories are usually promoted in a glamorous way, there is scanty information on how the casinos are reaping huge profits from numerous losing gamblers. Let me tell you an important truth about gambling: it is predominantly a game of luck, and in most cases people lose more than they win.

Many people do not want to realize that they will lose, even if it happens with a high probability. Many players want to see themselves as winners in a white limousine accompanied by a beautiful girl and a martini. Players tend to be optimists, because a pessimist should not even enter a casino, because he understands that nothing good awaits him there, although he also has a chance to win.

I want to say the most important thing in my opinion for beginners, do not think that you are the smartest and luckiest on our entire planet. Have more modesty and never lend money, but only play with what you have earned through your hard work.

[Pierre 2]

I suggest beginners to adjust their money towards not losing a lot. In other words, apply limits to yourself is more than enough. The worst part of gambling addiction is to lose so much money that it damages your personal budget.

[Dailyscript]

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And upon results, when they are in most losses, they cannot let it pass so they become aggressive.

Aggressiveness may be a good thing when you are fighting your enemy on the battlefield, but it rarely helps in gambling. I'm saying "rarely" instead of "never" because in some extremely rare cases people do win because of their aggressive behaviour. It happens by chance, like those cases when people hit the Jackpot in a lottery, but it happens and it would be wrong to say that people always lose because of their aggressiveness. Most of the time, however, people lose and lose really big amounts when they start acting like that. Be cool and enjoy your gambling experience without going over the edge, that's what I would say to beginners if they want to stay out of gambling addiction.

Aggressive has more disadvantages more than the advantages that is why i wont advised anyone to take an aggressive approach when gambling. The spirit of going all in when you have experience so much loss has left many gamblers stranded and made them take loans to pay back their debt.

Yes some gamblers get lucky when they go all in, but statistically speaking i have heard of people losing due to gambling aggressively that people winning during aggressive gambling. That is why one need to be more careful when they are gambling so that emotions wont get attached during the process if not they may choose to go all in.

[stomachgrowls]

One start would be just showing the downsides of gambling and promoting that. We usually have a lot of casinos promoting a lot of their gamblers end up winning, like casinos are just charities and you just go there and win so much, they always promote the wins. But nobody really shows how much people lost

 One great example would be that some guy bet 50 dollars and won 42 million dollars just recently at a casino, that's really just as huge as it gets, never seen anything bigger, by far the biggest win I have ever seen, it was a jackpot. That was promoted everywhere, but nobody talks how that casino got the 42 million at all, they are not talking about anything at all, that's the most important difference in the end.

Naturally, the gambling industry is inclined towards showcasing tales of grand victories as evidence of the immense prospects gambling holds. The narrative of an individual wagering a meager sum and walking away with millions is indeed intriguing, often embellished by casinos in their promotional tactics.

Yet, it seldom delves into the reality that a majority of gamblers end up on the losing side. Casinos do not always bring forth the statistics on losses or elucidate their gains from these unsuccessful wagers. This pivotal detail often evades mention or consideration within these glorified accounts of triumphs.

This contrast is quite interesting: considering that big win stories are usually promoted in a glamorous way, there is scanty information on how the casinos are reaping huge profits from numerous losing gamblers. Let me tell you an important truth about gambling: it is predominantly a game of luck, and in most cases people lose more than they win.

Many people do not want to realize that they will lose, even if it happens with a high probability. Many players want to see themselves as winners in a white limousine accompanied by a beautiful girl and a martini. Players tend to be optimists, because a pessimist should not even enter a casino, because he understands that nothing good awaits him there, although he also has a chance to win.

I want to say the most important thing in my opinion for beginners, do not think that you are the smartest and luckiest on our entire planet. Have more modesty and never lend money, but only play with what you have earned through your hard work.

On the time that you would really be having that delusional approach then this is something on where you would really be finding yourself having a problem with gambling on which this is something that you will really be finding up yourself on having such problems or conditions on which you would be finding yourself to be that having a regret because you have done something which you didnt expect for it to happen as a result of excessive approach towards it. When it comes on the time that we are really that still starting on doing gambling stuff then its not really that bad to gamble as long everything should really be in moderation.
Make yourself aware on whats the risks involved and make yourself that be sure on how to spend up your money wisely and something that you wont really be going overboard when it comes to dealing
up too much with it. Play for fun and not for the sake of money because this is where shit happens.

[Accardo]

One start would be just showing the downsides of gambling and promoting that. We usually have a lot of casinos promoting a lot of their gamblers end up winning, like casinos are just charities and you just go there and win so much, they always promote the wins. But nobody really shows how much people lost

 One great example would be that some guy bet 50 dollars and won 42 million dollars just recently at a casino, that's really just as huge as it gets, never seen anything bigger, by far the biggest win I have ever seen, it was a jackpot. That was promoted everywhere, but nobody talks how that casino got the 42 million at all, they are not talking about anything at all, that's the most important difference in the end.

Money makes the mare go, I think a lot of money is pumped into the dissemination of those jackpots to attract people, than it is on the other side of letting people know the downside of gambling. Also the good aspects of gambling. Those things are not being discussed across all medias. But lots of social media still help in passing across the need for responsible gambling. However, it's unclear why the responsible gambling ads don't make it so effectively well in creating good impacts on a player. They get neglected. Lots of players don't think gambling should have limits or management.

They normalized taking loans to gamble already. Hence, those ad wouldn't cross their mind. If you go through responses on some gamble responsibly ads, it's full of jokes and unserious responses. As though it doesn't matter. Casinos mastered the art of playing with people's fantasies. Who would the people follow between someone who flashes money and another who advise them to limit how they follow the first mentioned. I think it could be like a joke to them, because the other one shows them wealth and seem promising to make them richer as well. Imagine an Ad on the type of jackpot you just mentioned, doesn't it look more attractive? More clicks would go towards such an ad.

[Odusko]

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And upon results, when they are in most losses, they cannot let it pass so they become aggressive.

Aggressiveness may be a good thing when you are fighting your enemy on the battlefield, but it rarely helps in gambling. I'm saying "rarely" instead of "never" because in some extremely rare cases people do win because of their aggressive behaviour. It happens by chance, like those cases when people hit the Jackpot in a lottery, but it happens and it would be wrong to say that people always lose because of their aggressiveness. Most of the time, however, people lose and lose really big amounts when they start acting like that. Be cool and enjoy your gambling experience without going over the edge, that's what I would say to beginners if they want to stay out of gambling addiction.

Winning in gambling just happens same way losing also happens to a gambler so there is no need to make any special place for being aggressive if truly you want to fight addiction and it possible cases, and at a point gambling can also be of choice the fact that you decide to be persistent in gaming doesn't entirely mean you are already addicted, some gambler's can be persistent and not addicted.
It is easy for us to spot when someone is excesiveley playing because of they addiction which is very different in this case

[EarnOnVictor]

There is no way we can help those who are just starting,the only thing to do is continue doing what we are doing,which is writing down or posting what gambling addiction is all about,and the effect it has had on us who are addicted already,if they have ears or eyes to see,then good for them,if they refuse to hear,and still want to try,then it is detrimental to them.I think it is even more good for them to try and get the experience of losing,so that they will see for real that gambling is not just best for them.Those who have become addicts like us can attest to that.

You are not helpful in this approach at all and as a matter of fact, we have a whole lot to do that can help new gamblers from getting addicted, not the other way round. As an experienced gambler yourself (if indeed), you can't deny that you have a whole lot of regrets now if you think back to the time you started afresh, by now, you would have done things differently. It is those things you are now regretting we are trying to avoid for the new gamblers here.

For me, it will be so nice to let the beginners know beforehand the danger of gambling, and the citing of dangerous examples will go a long way as well. You see, gambling has two sides (good and bad) and no matter how we try to shy away from the bad side, it keeps on knocking. This is why we should prepare for it beforehand and not let it become too late before doing that. Gamblers must be sure that they preserve their gambling psychology and never let the issue of gambling become a do-or-die affair, it's not just worth it. The moment the gambler senses emotion and desperation, the gambling for the day/session must end immediately to avert issues.

Also, gamblers must have their own minds, they must be so disciplined and determined. Gamblers must possess the right plans and have the budgets and management that will keep their gambling expertise shown even as the safety and preservation of their gambling accounts are enforced. However, if the tough becomes tougher and the addiction is fast approaching even as the gambler is powerless, it's good that he resorts to a break. This is a way to take a fresh breath for a fresh start and the best way to curb all the excesses associated with gambling.

[bitgolden]

There isn't really anything we could do to make sure that we could do to help them. What people do not understand is that this is something we could do only if we are professional and that is the most important part, if we could help people professionally then we could help them but amateurs like you and me we can't really help them. The reality is that we should probably avoid anything like that, because it doesn't really help anyone at all.

We need to just realize that psychologists are studying for 4 years in college and then do their work for a while before they are capable of helping these people out, and in that case I think that is quite important to make sure that we know what we could do nothing but just refer to them to some professional who could help them.

[bitterguy28]

I suggest beginners to adjust their money towards not losing a lot. In other words, apply limits to yourself is more than enough. The worst part of gambling addiction is to lose so much money that it damages your personal budget.

and also better for beginners to study gambling first , because the problem here is that most of those beginners does not fully understand gambling and made their life miserable  in the end.
we must understand that gambling is a place where we can win and get rich but the problem is that there are limited chances or luck that available to the people  and mostly it is luck that players will get.

[irhact]

There isn't really anything we could do to make sure that we could do to help them. What people do not understand is that this is something we could do only if we are professional and that is the most important part, if we could help people professionally then we could help them but amateurs like you and me we can't really help them. The reality is that we should probably avoid anything like that, because it doesn't really help anyone at all.

We need to just realize that psychologists are studying for 4 years in college and then do their work for a while before they are capable of helping these people out, and in that case I think that is quite important to make sure that we know what we could do nothing but just refer to them to some professional who could help them.

Well maybe you might not be in the best position to give out informations that would help individuals from getting addicted to gambling, but I believe the're many professional gamblers here with good experience and gamble responsibly who got something to say to newbies to help them prevent addiction. Also in most casinos and online betting sites, there's and indication saying individuals should gamble responsibly and anyone who is sensible would give a second thought to that message and try to figure out why.

 One must not be a psychologist before they could advice a new beginner or help an addicted person from addiction. It takes a responsible gambler who have good understanding about gambling and the dangerous effects if not handled properly to do that. Also, I disagree with your statement that gambling doesn't help anyone, maybe you've not come across different threads from people who's made profits through it; the recent one was a responsible gambler here who was able to buy a television set from his winnings and several others too. Gambling is not bad but irresponsible gambling is what makes people addicted.

[bettercrypto]

The reason why I'm not addicted to gambling is because even before I started to play gambling I already understand gambling and its addiction, and my understanding has helped me on how to follow up gambling. Sometimes I ask myself why do people get addicted to gambling, is it because they have no understanding or awareness about the addiction of gamble.

 I think majority of people who are addicted to gambling is because they do not understand gambling as beginners, the rules and the side effects of playing gambling excessively.

I think if gambling companies can help to giving beginners to understand gambling and addiction it will help and reduce the rate at which people get addicted o gambling, I mean good lesson for people to get understanding.  Or do gambling companies benefit from gamblers who are addicted, which the awareness of getting addicted can affect their business?.

It's good if that's how you started playing gambling here in the crpto casino business. If all the gamblers who enter this field of crypto space are probably not addicted to gambling,.

That's why there are still people who become addicts, even though they hear a lot of reminders or read on platforms like this. What does that mean? That means not all gamblers have the same mindset when playing gambling.

[Jody.Drummer]

I suggest beginners to adjust their money towards not losing a lot. In other words, apply limits to yourself is more than enough. The worst part of gambling addiction is to lose so much money that it damages your personal budget.

and also better for beginners to study gambling first , because the problem here is that most of those beginners does not fully understand gambling and made their life miserable  in the end.
we must understand that gambling is a place where we can win and get rich but the problem is that there are limited chances or luck that available to the people  and mostly it is luck that players will get.

Exactly, I agree with your opinion that it is really highly recommended or even mandatory for beginners to learn and understand how gambling actually works, especially understanding how winning and losing works where in fact the name of victory is always nothing more than a "chance" while losing is a "certainty" in gambling, don't get it wrong in terms of understanding gambling, and we can see how the impact is experienced by most gamblers who always try to make gambling a place to earn which in the end instead of earning but instead they suffer a lot of losses and all that happens because they have a wrong understanding of gambling.

The main mistake that often exists in most gamblers is that they think that gambling can be used as a place to earn, even though it is clear as I said above that winning is nothing more than a chance which means that it will not always happen according to what you want unless you are really lucky while when luck does not come then obviously you will lose and lose money, and this is the reason why gamblers are always advised to put a lot of restrictions when they are involved in gambling, do not let you be provoked and tempted to pursue something that actually has no certainty that can guarantee victory.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

        -     Maybe the only thing we can really do for beginners is to remind them that if they are entering a casino gambling platform, they should first learn to read the rules of the casino.

And don't train them to be greedy when gambling because this is usually what causes the gambler to develop an addiction later or later. I just hope they don't become too stubborn.

[Fara Chan]

and also better for beginners to study gambling first , because the problem here is that most of those beginners does not fully understand gambling and made their life miserable  in the end.
we must understand that gambling is a place where we can win and get rich but the problem is that there are limited chances or luck that available to the people  and mostly it is luck that players will get.

Every thing needs to be understood before someone carries it out, because the habit of regretting occurs when someone has done a job that they still don't fully understand. So that person will be more easily miserable because they don't understand what they are actually doing, so I don't think what you said is wrong at all. Because the core problem of beginners is that their level of understanding is still very low so they suffer more easily after gambling. In fact, there are many people who seek temporary pleasure through gambling after they understand how gambling works.

[Razmirraz]

and also better for beginners to study gambling first , because the problem here is that most of those beginners does not fully understand gambling and made their life miserable  in the end.
we must understand that gambling is a place where we can win and get rich but the problem is that there are limited chances or luck that available to the people  and mostly it is luck that players will get.

Every thing needs to be understood before someone carries it out, because the habit of regretting occurs when someone has done a job that they still don't fully understand. So that person will be more easily miserable because they don't understand what they are actually doing, so I don't think what you said is wrong at all. Because the core problem of beginners is that their level of understanding is still very low so they suffer more easily after gambling. In fact, there are many people who seek temporary pleasure through gambling after they understand how gambling works.

Understanding or knowledge before doing something is early preparation to be better prepared to face unexpected situations. Regret often comes to beginners when they lose because they are not willing to lose their money, even though in general gambling never promises victory because there is a loss that can make the gambler leave the casino without taking anything. Mastering all the consequences that arise in gambling will prevent beginners from gambling too much. Gamblers who have mastered the concepts of gambling prefer to gamble to achieve a level of inner pleasure to avoid feelings of regret and depression.

[SmartGold01]

        -     Maybe the only thing we can really do for beginners is to remind them that if they are entering a casino gambling platform, they should first learn to read the rules of the casino.

And don't train them to be greedy when gambling because this is usually what causes the gambler to develop an addiction later or later. I just hope they don't become too stubborn.

As a gambler they should know their basis and, before they stepped into casino house or gambling site they should be away of these things. Is just like someone who is wanting to drive without knowing the rules, its looks crazy so they should learn to control their emotion and avoid gambling excessively without having limits for themselves. Most times what gets most people into addiction is being too greedy, and wanting to break a particular records.

[piebeyb]

        -     Maybe the only thing we can really do for beginners is to remind them that if they are entering a casino gambling platform, they should first learn to read the rules of the casino.

And don't train them to be greedy when gambling because this is usually what causes the gambler to develop an addiction later or later. I just hope they don't become too stubborn.

As a gambler they should know their basis and, before they stepped into casino house or gambling site they should be away of these things. Is just like someone who is wanting to drive without knowing the rules, its looks crazy so they should learn to control their emotion and avoid gambling excessively without having limits for themselves. Most times what gets most people into addiction is being too greedy, and wanting to break a particular records.

Yes, it is important to have game rules that must be read and understood, the most important thing is self-awareness because usually gamblers do not have self-awareness because they gamble just to follow trends and follow other people who win at gambling, even though in gambling it is important to be aware When you gamble, you don't just talk about winning and getting profits but understand all the risks and every loss you experience, many people are not aware of this so when they experience defeat they continue to try to recover their money by gambling until the end.

I think beginners should be told that it is important to build self-awareness so that they can follow the rules and procedures, read each rule of the game so that they don't go in the wrong direction, the important thing is how to control yourself when gambling, because it is important to control yourself when you have exceeded the limit, which is important, usually for people who are addicted to gambling because they play without limits so it is very easy to get addicted to gambling which makes them feel lost and bankrupt in the end. It all comes back to self-awareness and mindset.