potential wining amount on tickets causes most addiction.

[Pi-network314159]

most at times people get overly excited by the figures they see in their gambling tickets, E.g potential winning. this drive them crazy or makes them put high hopes on their ticket. so it has come to my notice that this is one of the reason why some people get addicted to gambling because after booking a bet they always see the potential wining in the ticket as if they have already won it, and this gives  them a self motivation that one day the potential win must surely come, which may be a fantasy or reality but mostly fantasy. sometimes people keep decieving themselves hoping on what may never come to reality. some people go extra mile in planing their future with a game that is yet to play or a running ticket that is left with only 1or 2 matches for the game to end. and when the game didn't play as planed then it cause emotional trauma out of negligence.
my questions is that
1 does the potential wining amount on tickets causes addiction?
2 have you ever been disappointed after putting your hope on a running game to change your life  and the last game cut your ticket?
please shear your thoughts

Please guys my advice is that let the figures on tickets shouldn't decieve us to keep chasing after loses.

[seoincorporation]

The ticket give us a feeling of an advantage over the House edge, and that's why people chase them even if they are in red numbers or a bad streak. But as you mention, thos ticket not always have a happy end. It could get us on a deep hole.

But those tikets representa a risk for casinos, that's why they are limited.

[Davidvictorson]

my questions is that
1 does the potential wining amount on tickets causes addiction?
2 have you ever been disappointed after putting your hope on a running game to change your life  and the last game cut your ticket?
please shear your thoughts

No, potential winning amount on tickets doesn't cause addiction in sports betting. It may likely be a contributing factor but definitely not the sole cause of addiction. From my understanding gambling addiction in sports betting is all around - From the time the first thought or fantasy about betting enters your mind to logging in to the sportsbook online or visiting the physical shop to the amount of money placed on the game and then , the anticipated cash out all are part of the factors involved in developing gambling addiction.

[acroman08]

1 does the potential wining amount on tickets causes addiction?

from what I have read in the past and from what I understand gambling usually activates or stimulates the brain's "rewards system" which can cause addiction. so yes, when gambling, the potential winning amount on tickets can cause the brain's rewards system to activate which in turn could cause addiction(but it doesn't mean that anyone who is gambling will get addicted).

[Juse14]

most at times people get overly excited by the figures they see in their gambling tickets, E.g potential winning. this drive them crazy or makes them put high hopes on their ticket. so it has come to my notice that this is one of the reason why some people get addicted to gambling because after booking a bet they always see the potential wining in the ticket as if they have already won it, and this gives  them a self motivation that one day the potential win must surely come, which may be a fantasy or reality but mostly fantasy. sometimes people keep decieving themselves hoping on what may never come to reality. some people go extra mile in planing their future with a game that is yet to play or a running ticket that is left with only 1or 2 matches for the game to end. and when the game didn't play as planed then it cause emotional trauma out of negligence.
my questions is that
1 does the potential wining amount on tickets causes addiction?
2 have you ever been disappointed after putting your hope on a running game to change your life  and the last game cut your ticket?
please shear your thoughts

Please guys my advice is that let the figures on tickets shouldn't decieve us to keep chasing after loses.

As long as someone continues to gamble and likes to place bets, there will always be the potential for that person to become addicted.

Regarding the first question you made, the amount of potential winnings on the ticket can indeed be a trigger for someone to become addicted. Large numbers that seem very attractive can be a motivation and adrenaline rush, which then makes someone continue to play to feel the excitement.

For the second question, the name of gambling is not only full of uncertainty, but also full of unexpected surprises, so that someone always thinks that victory is so close to him. But when everything ends in a defeat. of course it is very disappointing, because what they expect is far from the reality. And this can destroy a person's emotional state, incidents like this often make things worse, making someone feel trapped in a cycle of addiction that is difficult to escape.

[iv4n]

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1 does the potential wining amount on tickets causes addiction?

Maybe some people will find it strange, but I see the connection here with playing slots... when I get a bonus round I know the maximum payout, and I hope for that, it's the same thing as a potential max win on some ticket. It's a special feeling, hard to describe, it's why we gamble... most of the time we miss that win, but we have that feeling inside and we wish to try again, and again. We are chasing our moment.

Does it cause addiction? Yes, familiar feeling of being close to something, having a chance at least. We always come back for more. But as I said many times, we are all addicts here... what makes a difference is who can control those urges and those who can't. People who can't control it should stop gambling, or else they can get into serious problems. But if you can handle the pressure and you can afford to lose some money, then have fun and enjoy what you are doing.

[Rruchi man]

1 does the potential winning amount on tickets causes addiction?

The word "potential winning" itself creates some sort of excitement because it is a psychological word that will act on any desperate gambler to show an amount of money that he or she should expect, should things just go right with gambling. Because of those particular words, I think most gamblers always look forward to gambling.

I have met a few gamblers as well who have even started making plans for the potential amount of money they are expecting from a gambling ticket. When they lose, the depression even becomes worse because of their high expectations and the plans that they made.

[Adbitco]

Well I can't just see myself planning with a running game or bet and then go to do things with the amount I have never secured and entered into my account. Although there are people like this who does planned with the amount that is on their tickets running without even the game ending, but however, I don't think this could leads to addiction. It's a constant gambling that results to gambling most times if they can't control themselves in gambling it would lead to addiction.

And what is addiction?

To my own personal understanding addiction is when you can't stay a day without gambling and especially when you keep thinking about gambling like regularly focasting games almost every day without having to rest or do something else that is when we could say this person is addicted to gambling again if that person can't be trusted with money given to them for something else and they used it for gambling we can say they are addicted.

[Odohu]

most at times people get overly excited by the figures they see in their gambling tickets, E.g potential winning. this drive them crazy or makes them put high hopes on their ticket. so it has come to my notice that this is one of the reason why some people get addicted to gambling because after booking a bet they always see the potential wining in the ticket as if they have already won it, and this gives  them a self motivation that one day the potential win must surely come, which may be a fantasy or reality but mostly fantasy. sometimes people keep decieving themselves hoping on what may never come to reality. some people go extra mile in planing their future with a game that is yet to play or a running ticket that is left with only 1or 2 matches for the game to end. and when the game didn't play as planed then it cause emotional trauma out of negligence.
my questions is that
1 does the potential wining amount on tickets causes addiction?
2 have you ever been disappointed after putting your hope on a running game to change your life  and the last game cut your ticket?
please shear your thoughts

Please guys my advice is that let the figures on tickets shouldn't decieve us to keep chasing after loses.

When physical shops was fashionable, we do converge there daily to gamble and socialize and during those times one will be able to see various characters exhibited by gamblers. Your post reminds me of how some of them make plans with money in their ticket, how they will build houses and establish businesses with money they have not won. They get excited doing that and such can be some sort of motivation for them which can eventually lead to making irrational decision which is a display of gambling addiction. I don't know if such happens with only platform because it is entirely private. In gambling, until the last match is decided, it is not wise to start celebrating because the last game have this way of spoiling the bet.

[Richbased]

my questions is that
1 does the potential wining amount on tickets causes addiction?
2 have you ever been disappointed after putting your hope on a running game to change your life  and the last game cut your ticket?

Well it depends on what the gambler is aiming at that will lead him to addiction due to the potential winning amount in his ticket because a gambler may be facing a financial challenge and don't have anywhere to sort out the money to attend to his immediate monetary problems so in such situation, what most gamblers does is to place bets that it's potential winning will be the exact amount they needed to solve their immediate problems or higher than so due to the fact that all his attention is focused on how he can win such amount in gambling and settle his problems, it tends to lead them into addiction because they will keep on trying to win since that is the only hope they have to get easy money to solve their problems so in the quest to keep placing bets that the potential winning can be able to cover their problems if it wins, they become addicted and unable to control themselves.

As of the second question you asked, that one is generally among gamblers because literally, every gambler assumes that every bets they place will be a won bet regardless of the fact that they lose most times but majority are always disappointed when they don't win the amount they saw as their potential winning because they must have drawn conclusions of what to do with the amount if they win it.

[Fortify]

most at times people get overly excited by the figures they see in their gambling tickets, E.g potential winning. this drive them crazy or makes them put high hopes on their ticket. so it has come to my notice that this is one of the reason why some people get addicted to gambling because after booking a bet they always see the potential wining in the ticket as if they have already won it, and this gives  them a self motivation that one day the potential win must surely come, which may be a fantasy or reality but mostly fantasy. sometimes people keep decieving themselves hoping on what may never come to reality. some people go extra mile in planing their future with a game that is yet to play or a running ticket that is left with only 1or 2 matches for the game to end. and when the game didn't play as planed then it cause emotional trauma out of negligence.
my questions is that
1 does the potential wining amount on tickets causes addiction?
2 have you ever been disappointed after putting your hope on a running game to change your life  and the last game cut your ticket?
please shear your thoughts

Please guys my advice is that let the figures on tickets shouldn't decieve us to keep chasing after loses.

This is the underlying force that drives people to gamble really, the idea that they see a x3 or x9 multiplier on their betting slip is what makes people poorly judge the risks involved. There's a good reason that casinos offer such high odds, because they are doing a lot of statistics crunching behind the scenes and analyzing years worth of data in massive variety. They're able to estimate pretty well the outcomes and the average person would be lucky to beat them 51% of the time, but if you know that the casinos build in a buffer margin to each bet then they would still be winning even then. I think every gambler has been disappointed but deep down knew that a long shot bet was likely to fail, just look at the tens of millions of people playing lotteries around the world each week.

[cabron]

One study that was published years ago about the cause of gambling addiction is the low risk and huge reward which is mostly depicted by slot users. A repetitive task and the turn around is just a few seconds which you as a gambler just click over and over and you get the chance to win.  The study I think is revealing already and it could also happen to some other games like Hilo or Dice but the easiest by far is the Slot.

Since the multiplier is making the gambler look forward to winning, the dopamine is constantly flowing every time they click.

[ajiz138]

It could be that, when you consider this a potential win then with the few tickets you place in the bet there is always a desire to continue to place more so this could lead to addiction.

Disappointed? Of course there are, when in sports betting with the expectation of winning a few hundred dollars is not about changing lives then when the bet fails in the last match it feels disappointed, why choose this match and should not be more in the ticket input, sometimes it speaks to yourself.

[Nwada001]

1 does the potential wining amount on tickets causes addiction?

The potential winning amount in a ticket doesn't contribute in any way to how someone can get addicted to gambling; in my opinion, all they do is predict the game and get the potential winning amount based on the selected odds and the wager amount.

2 have you ever been disappointed after putting your hope on a running game to change your life  and the last game cut your ticket?

I can't recall when last I overput my confidence on a running game before because that's the worst thing to do: put hope on money that's not used yet and money that's not yet in your account because disappointment comes in a different way.

[South Park]

most at times people get overly excited by the figures they see in their gambling tickets, E.g potential winning. this drive them crazy or makes them put high hopes on their ticket. so it has come to my notice that this is one of the reason why some people get addicted to gambling because after booking a bet they always see the potential wining in the ticket as if they have already won it, and this gives  them a self motivation that one day the potential win must surely come, which may be a fantasy or reality but mostly fantasy. sometimes people keep decieving themselves hoping on what may never come to reality. some people go extra mile in planing their future with a game that is yet to play or a running ticket that is left with only 1or 2 matches for the game to end. and when the game didn't play as planed then it cause emotional trauma out of negligence.
my questions is that
1 does the potential wining amount on tickets causes addiction?
2 have you ever been disappointed after putting your hope on a running game to change your life  and the last game cut your ticket?
please shear your thoughts

Please guys my advice is that let the figures on tickets shouldn't decieve us to keep chasing after loses.

Neither the tickets or the casinos are deceiving the players, as the amount that is printed there is an amount they can actually win, the ones deceiving themselves are the gamblers, since they come to believe that an uncertain and an unlikely event is not only certain but likely too, so they begin to believe that as long as they persevere they can obtain those profits, something that is not true, as a person could gamble all their life and never get the big win they were expecting.

[Agbamoni]

my questions is that
1 does the potential wining amount on tickets causes addiction?
2 have you ever been disappointed after putting your hope on a running game to change your life  and the last game cut your ticket?
please shear your thoughts

No, potential winning amount on tickets doesn't cause addiction in sports betting. It may likely be a contributing factor but definitely not the sole cause of addiction. From my understanding gambling addiction in sports betting is all around - From the time the first thought or fantasy about betting enters your mind to logging in to the sportsbook online or visiting the physical shop to the amount of money placed on the game and then , the anticipated cash out all are part of the factors involved in developing gambling addiction.

In most cases, it does cause addiction since they chase for more of such an amount in their bet slip. What may be the highest contributing factor can be concluded as the main cause of addiction. The happiness when you win and when you win huge can be so tempting and some gamblers may see it as an opportunity to gamble and chase big wins since they have free winnings that can be used to chase bigger wins without them affecting their capital.

[ethereumhunter]

When they place their bet, they see their chances to wins but they don't realizes that the chances to wins will not bigger. They manipulate their minds and keeps saying that they will wins in the next rounds and they will say that when they lose. That will makes them to keeps placing their bet without realize that they don't have a big chance to wins. The will to wins will keeps them to continue playing gambling even if they already lose much money.

That can causes gambling addiction if they can not be wise with themselves because they will still difficult to wins in the gambling games. But they will not disappointed with what they gets from gambling as they will keeps playing gambling and they can change to the other gambling games if they can not wins. People will not lose their hopes to wins in the gambling games because they will still place their bet and wait for their turn to wins.

[danherbias07]

You are talking about a parlay ticket here, right? I hope so.

Well, I think most sports gamblers have experienced losing the whole ticket because of the one last line not winning what it's supposed to win. Most of the time this happens to me in the same game multibet player props.
I always play that kind of parlay since it's easier and you will just have to predict the stats of the players. i.e. rebounds, points, assists, three points made, etc...
There are times when the player also lacks one more rebound and since the game is playing, you cannot cash it out so you will have to wait while praying that the player will complete the stats that you input.
Does it cause addiction? No, I don't think so. For me sports betting is a good way to spice things up and avoid the game to be boring. It's not addictive because you will have to rest and wait for the next game which could sometimes take a day or two.

[Yaunfitda]

1 does the potential wining amount on tickets causes addiction?
2 have you ever been disappointed after putting your hope on a running game to change your life  and the last game cut your ticket?
please shear your thoughts

Please guys my advice is that let the figures on tickets shouldn't decieve us to keep chasing after loses.

1. I wouldn't say that it has the potential to cause addiction if you see the potential winning in your ticket. I mean that is the very definition of gambling for us, you take that risk, regardless of what amount is on the ticket and you stick by it.

2. If you win then good, if you lose, then maybe next time. Regarding your second question, from what I understand, you are referring to a multi-leg or parlay betting? of course who wouldn't be disappointed if you see that you are almost there and just one win away, but suddenly, your bets goes awry and you lose. So you just have to accept that fact and move on and maybe next game you will be lucky.

[Samlucky O]

1 does the potential wining amount on tickets causes addiction?

Yes actually I believe that the potential win on tickets can cause gambling addiction. Because Gamblers keep fantasising with an unrealistic amount on tickets and end up chasing their loses. Though the money can be won but the chances of winning it is just slim.

2 have you ever been disappointed after putting your hope on a running game to change your life  and the last game cut your ticket?

Op I don't put mind on a running ticket, their was I time I did that and I got disappointed so it made me lock up my mind on what I haven't won.