After Effects Of Gambling In Your Health And Pocket

[hedgeh0g]

So I ask each and everyone What are the other bad effects of gambling that make you stop or limit how you play?

For sufferers some diseases such as heart disease are not recommended to try to play gambling because the effect can make it close to death.
What makes me limit myself to gambling is financial matters. As long as the money is still there, there is no intention to stop because gambling is not to find wealth.
Because I am not a person who experiences symptoms of the disease, there is no effect that makes me stop other than money. If the money runs out, that's when I stopped.

That's right, that's one of the bad effects that gambling can cause when someone has or suffers from heart disease, and it's been proven, maybe you've read one of the topics that we recently discussed on the gambling board where someone suffers from it. heart disease and managed to achieve a very big victory which made him make an unusual response due to shock at the result and ultimately died. This means that winning or losing can really be a disaster, for example those who suffer from heart disease are susceptible to shock.

On the other hand, this means that if you really have a disease like that, then of course it's better to avoid various activities that could shock you, whatever they are, but if you don't suffer from any disease at all, then yes, there's no harm in gambling as long as you can manage your finances properly. well, in the sense of not gambling or not forcing yourself to gamble when you don't have money to gamble.

Of course, for those who have cardiovascular diseases, it is better not to gamble at all, because in this story that you told, this player no longer needs the money he won. Then it turns out that he played it in vain and there was no point in it. Some people don't even know that they have such diseases and should not play it.

In addition, there are players whose health deteriorates during the game, for example, after a loss they feel terrible depression and are unable to do anything. For many, this condition goes away after a few days, but not for everyone; there are people for whom it continues for months and it is very difficult to get out of this state without the help of relatives and friends.

[Zigabel]

Rich people gamble with a calculated attempt, because they have understood the rules and regulations of gambling and also the basic method of gambling and that's why they don't put much concentration in gambling, so therefore, whoever that is in gambling have to understand that gambling is only meet for wealthy someone so that when they lose it will not really affect them, so from my own understanding and cross examination in gambling, it's obvious that gambling is a risk and statistics has proved that the disadvantages I'd higher than the advantages.

Sometimes the ris h gamble calculatively because they are risking more and not because they are keeping to any rule or stuff.  Another point to correct is that gambling isn't ment for the rich alone, no casino have ever stated such neither have any restrictions be placed at any point for such reasons.

Gambling is risky and it's never a thing associated with class, any one who's comfortable with risking things can actually decide to risk it and it's not a big deal, it will be most definitely considered a risk nor because a poor person or a risch person got involved but because it's in the nature of the game to be considered risky.

[Hispo]

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Though, I think I recall reading somewhere on the internet about specialized casinos which are exclusively designed to carter high-rollers and they do not admit anyone to gamble in their facilities, unless they have accumulated a certain wager in an specified period of time. However, I understand your point and the explanation you are trying to give: there will be always gambling facilities, sport books or casinos which will be aimed for the middle and low class to deposit and risk their money, the nature of the risk does not have anything to do with the social or economical status of the person partaking in gambling.

In the end, the same risks can be taken by the different people.

[slapper]

When our health declines or our funds run empty, we all quickly point fingers at gambling. That is rather a cop-out, isn't it? One cannot just attribute health issues to a game. Of course you will feel like garbage if you are playing cards and hammering beers and smashing nachos. Indeed, maybe start by looking at your lifestyle. Regarding the money, it's as if one is criticizing the donut for being wonderful. Brother, you really need some discipline. Know when you should turn away. And learn some fundamental arithmetic for God's sake as well. Thus, let's concentrate on educating ourselves rather than denigrating the game. Let's develop some mental toughness, learn our limits, and own our decisions. Since ultimately life is a risk and you are the one carrying the cards

[famososMuertos]

Well, fortunately I have only experienced tiredness and fatigue. I believe and from the bottom of my heart I do not wish anyone to have to borrow money... I do not agree with that idea, but I respect the decisions of those who do it, that is not always bad, there are very skilled people who know how to recover with a loan.

On the other hand, it is not only gambling, absolutely most personas cell phone users are prostrate, it is an incredible evil that plagues us at moment. This is problem social.

In my case, sports and certain recreational activities are part of my life, and not to mention my family, they are the first reason for going out for recreation.

[EarnOnVictor]

I have not experienced too many after effects of unwanted effects over my health as a consequence of gambling, to be honest. The only thing I have managed to notice is acceleration of my heart beat rate when I think I am going to pocket some good money out of a bet or after I start to increase the wager while I throw dices, expecting to see some results from it.
The last time it happened a to me was as consequence of the Copa America, in one of the matches played by my national team.

Perhaps, because of that acceleration of one's beat rate is why some people advice other people with heart related problems to avoid gaming completely and find other activities which do not involve so many emotions.

Gambling involves a lot of emotions. While you can be happy and excited if you won, there are also times you will end up so down and depressed due to consistent losses in gambling most especially if you bet more than you can afford to lose. And I think these are normal when you are gambling.

However, too much gambling is not good at all. It's very unhealthy not only for our pockets but most particularly to our health as we can be emotionally and mentally unhealthy once we are gambling irresponsibly. I have experienced all of this when I was starting and very agrressive in gambling, thankfully I have learn to overcome all of these and have managed to be more responsible and wise in gambling.

Congratulations on overcoming your gambling issues, it is not many who can say the same. Gambling will always come with its problems and there is nothing anybody can do about it, but it is we as smart gamblers who should avoid the problems for ourselves. I wonder what would be the lot of the person who just woke up and started gambling just because their friends are gambling or it is readily available in their neighbourhood without learning about the activity to know the good and the bad sides of it.

Such like them are the worst hit in terms of gambling problems and I don't blame anybody but them 100 because, no matter how money-hungry you are, you should at least learn what you are committing your money to, that's wisdom. And for those who could make it to the eleven on learning, I urge them to work mostly on three parts which are; betting ways, management and their psychology. If they can win in the three, or at worse in the last two, I am certain that their battle in gambling is already half-solved.

[Orpichukwu]

Sometimes the ris h gamble calculatively because they are risking more and not because they are keeping to any rule or stuff.  Another point to correct is that gambling isn't ment for the rich alone, no casino have ever stated such neither have any restrictions be placed at any point for such reasons.

I don't think the rich are more calculative in gambling than an average gambler, or will I say a regular gambler? We all take equal risk, and we do our analysis based on how we individually feel that it's right because it's all money that we are risking, no matter the amount; it's valuable to us, and we will wager based on what we can afford.
 
If I'm to think about who makes more careful analysis before they gamble, I might say that reverse will be the case, as the rich might be even careless to some point on the game they want to bet on based on their level of finance.

[DaNNy001]

Why did I start this topic? I experienced this myself, and so are my friends who are into gambling, and I'm sure many of you did too.

We have been advocating for responsible gambling in this forum, but there will be a time or circumstances when you lose control. When I lose control of my bets, I usually run out of money for my family's budget, which results in financial difficulties I have to take a loan to cover expenses.

Also, one of my friends suffered from heart palpitation because of overexcitement from long hours of playing; in my case, I sometimes felt a headache even though I won from over-excitement that I carried even in my sleep, which is why I limit myself from betting on horse races, I replace it with betting in a lottery, sometimes you gotta do what you have to do to combat the bad effects of too much gambling.

So I ask each and everyone What are the other bad effects of gambling that make you stop or limit how you play?

I will lock this thread after 40 replies or 4 days after the creation which one came first

Gambling can affect your health especially if you are addicted to it, constant heart palpitations can come in due to anxiety and fear of losing what you staked, and if this palpitations happens repeatedly you are at risk of having a high blood pressure or stroke
Some people can't relate to this cause they either gamble for fun or stake what they can lose comfortably
Gambling under duress can push you to make some wrong choices that might affect your finances
A friend once told me that gambling is for those that are rich, it's for those that can lose a lot and still feel nothing
Once you notice that it's affecting your health it's wise to opt out immediately
Remember health is wealth

[Casdinyard]

Why did I start this topic? I experienced this myself, and so are my friends who are into gambling, and I'm sure many of you did too.

We have been advocating for responsible gambling in this forum, but there will be a time or circumstances when you lose control. When I lose control of my bets, I usually run out of money for my family's budget, which results in financial difficulties I have to take a loan to cover expenses.

Also, one of my friends suffered from heart palpitation because of overexcitement from long hours of playing; in my case, I sometimes felt a headache even though I won from over-excitement that I carried even in my sleep, which is why I limit myself from betting on horse races, I replace it with betting in a lottery, sometimes you gotta do what you have to do to combat the bad effects of too much gambling.

So I ask each and everyone What are the other bad effects of gambling that make you stop or limit how you play?

I will lock this thread after 40 replies or 4 days after the creation which one came first

You're not as responsible as you think you are.

True responsible gamblers always take into account every and all situations when they are gambling. You yourself said that you didn't take into account situations where you can lose control, which ends up in you using the funds you need to sustain your family which is already a massive idiot move on your end. Don't loop me in and those who have achieved true self-control with the likes of you who think they control their gambling urges after quitting on a gambling session instead of taking up a loan.

You wanna achieve true sense of responsibility and discipline when you're gambling? Quit gambling for reals. The first time you quit is going to give you all the reality checks you need to realize that it's not worth losing your family's funds for, and that's all you really need to start.

Moving forward, don't gamble when you're already dirt poor, prioritize your family's sake before yours. And if you're not. Create a separate bankroll that is divided from your daily budget, so you don't end up spending money you don't have business spending.

[Doan9269]

Effect of gambling is more evident on our pocket because some of us will mange to gamble and still find out that we have no more money to enjoy doing it to our satisfaction due to low account balance, some gamblers could manage to use any amount of money for gambling without regret because they are being capable of doing that, neither do they see gambling as a must to win a bet they play, its only serves as a means for having fun and they have the money to afford using for gambling.

[ethereumhunter]

It's exciting to play, knowing that you can win but that's not the case if you experience losses and unable to accept it. That is where the problem starts if you can't cope up and just going with the flowing by chasing your losses and exceeding on what supposed to be your only set budget for gambling. It can affect our health (mentally and physically) thus it's really crucial to have discipline and know what you're getting into. Be aware of what to expect and the consequence if ever you use your money in gambling because usually the outcome is not what you expected it to be.

When you playing gambling, you must be ready with anything will happens even if you lose your money so you will only use the money you can afford to lose so you will not too regrets when you lose. Many people will not ready with their lose and that makes them to try to recover their lose without thinks that can makes their lose becomes big. They will trying to chasing their losses but that will not guarantee them can gets their money.

If you exceeding your limits money, that will only gives you more losses and you will be sad. The effect from gambling can happens after they finish their gambling activities and will see that their money is gone because of exceeding their limits. We must trying to prevents the bad effect that can happens to them by always limiting themselves in gambling.

[LogitechMouse]

Well, fortunately I have only experienced tiredness and fatigue. I believe and from the bottom of my heart I do not wish anyone to have to borrow money... I do not agree with that idea, but I respect the decisions of those who do it, that is not always bad, there are very skilled people who know how to recover with a loan.

Like you, I also believe that there are few people who can recover their borrowed money with the help of gambling. On the other hand, most of the gamblers who are doing this are often ending up losing their money which is a bit unfortunate. I don't also like the fact that gamblers are borrowing money just to recover their losses, but like you said, it's their decision and as long as they can pay that loan in the given amount of time, then there's nothing wrong in doing it.

I've seen people having a mental breakdown because they lost so much money in gambling, and because of that, it affected their life, it affected their relationship with their family members and friends as well. I'm not against gambling, but the aftereffects of it especially to the ones who lost their money is so much for an average gambler to take.

In my case, sports and certain recreational activities are part of my life, and not to mention my family, they are the first reason for going out for recreation.

It's good that you're spending your time with your family through sports and other activities. In the future, I will do the same as well.

[Jody.Drummer]

That's right, that's one of the bad effects that gambling can cause when someone has or suffers from heart disease, and it's been proven, maybe you've read one of the topics that we recently discussed on the gambling board where someone suffers from it. heart disease and managed to achieve a very big victory which made him make an unusual response due to shock at the result and ultimately died. This means that winning or losing can really be a disaster, for example those who suffer from heart disease are susceptible to shock.

Yes. Gambling has limits other than age limits. In terms of health, gamblers who suffer from a history of certain diseases such as heart disease are not recommended for gambling. There is another history of unconscious disease which in my opinion is prohibited from gambling, namely sufferers who are close to psychiatric. If people like that play, I am afraid that I will experience a mental disorder because I am unable to accept the events experienced from gambling.

If we talk further then yes as you said that gambling not only has limitations on a person's age but of course there are other things that are no less dangerous, but I am sure that very few people will pay attention to these concerns, most likely they only know that gambling only has restrictions on a person's age, the reason is that I am sure that few of them can think this far about the various bad possibilities that can be experienced by someone who has a history of certain diseases such as heart disease or other types of diseases as you mentioned. It can also relapse suddenly when experiencing surprising things.

And to be honest, I also only found out about this recently when I saw someone tell about a worrying incident experienced by another person which we discussed previously in the next topic, where the fun and exciting situation of winning a big jackpot ended up ending. with death.

[Blitzboy]

Gambling can be a real problem. big time. You sleep deprived, you lose money, you get sick. Believe me; it is a mess. I have seen it. Those who are smart and successful. But its like a disease once they develop a gambling addiction. They are not stopable. You are smart now. You're acting to guard yourself. Turning now to the lottery makes sense. Less danger involved. Still, remember that any kind of gambling has risk. You must understand when to stop. You have to understand your constraints. Talk about it without fearing consequences. Talk to your friends. Consult your family. If you so need, consult a professional. You grasp it more as you discuss it. Moreover, your chances of beating it increase with your knowledge of it.

[yudi09]

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And to be honest, I also only found out about this recently when I saw someone tell about a worrying incident experienced by another person which we discussed previously in the next topic, where the fun and exciting situation of winning a big jackpot ended up ending. with death.

When there is a topic that raises discussions about what is gained or the benefits of gambling discussion boards, we can involve ourselves by reading the thoughts of the people there one by one. Apart from the benefits of getting experience in analyzing opportunities, we can also find out the bad effects that gamblers will experience from gambling. It's not just about age limits, but there are other limits that they are not directly aware of.

[danherbias07]

When our health declines or our funds run empty, we all quickly point fingers at gambling. That is rather a cop-out, isn't it? One cannot just attribute health issues to a game. Of course you will feel like garbage if you are playing cards and hammering beers and smashing nachos. Indeed, maybe start by looking at your lifestyle. Regarding the money, it's as if one is criticizing the donut for being wonderful. Brother, you really need some discipline. Know when you should turn away. And learn some fundamental arithmetic for God's sake as well. Thus, let's concentrate on educating ourselves rather than denigrating the game. Let's develop some mental toughness, learn our limits, and own our decisions. Since ultimately life is a risk and you are the one carrying the cards

Learning when to stop. That's one thing that is hard to do but it can be done.
I've played with millions of bets in casino and slot games and I've never stayed gambling for a long time. Sometimes I automate my bets and sometimes I just get bored with the same game over and over and the results are almost the same which is the reason I will stop.
It won't affect our health if we know the limits. We think about the toll it does on us and not just health but also the time it consumes while we are just looking at the monitor watching the game as our balance goes up and down. It's not healthy both physically and mentally so we must learn when we should stop and just take a rest.