Responsible, and Safe Gambling.

[suzanne5223]

I read someone saying "habit of gambling" come on man, what the hell is that? If you are treating gambling as an habit the only i can say is you are an addict gambler who only put a masquerade in front to not show what is the reality below the surface.

About the main of the topic, the best you can do is always avoid to bet on full luck things. And resposible exist but only a few people can do that.

You have a point but from my observation about the quote. I believe it's either the person is not a gambler or s/he is gambling-addicted because anything that's a habit is something the person can't skip every day, and when gambling is seen as an everyday thing, it is easy for the gamblers involved to lose the ability to control their buzz.

Having said that, there are games that involve luck, and any strategy uses a void, but the most important thing is understanding the game concept, never going beyond the limit, and there is no luck on the gambler's side early exit won't kill.

[delfastTions]

I read someone saying "habit of gambling" come on man, what the hell is that? If you are treating gambling as an habit the only i can say is you are an addict gambler who only put a masquerade in front to not show what is the reality below the surface.

About the main of the topic, the best you can do is always avoid to bet on full luck things. And resposible exist but only a few people can do that.

You have a point but from my observation about the quote. I believe it's either the person is not a gambler or s/he is gambling-addicted because anything that's a habit is something the person can't skip every day, and when gambling is seen as an everyday thing, it is easy for the gamblers involved to lose the ability to control their buzz.

Having said that, there are games that involve luck, and any strategy uses a void, but the most important thing is understanding the game concept, never going beyond the limit, and there is no luck on the gambler's side early exit won't kill.

Quitting the game early is obviously a useful solution.
But if you ask any of the players, it turns out that almost all players, making another bet instead of stopping playing, think that this particular bet will be a winning one. And this process can continue for a long time, sometimes even until all the money set aside for gambling is exhausted. The question, however, is at what next lost bet one should quit the game. It seems to me that some players really set this number for themselves - the number of bets lost in a row, after which they will stop playing. And then someone strictly follows this rule and can be considered a responsible player with a good level of self-control. And someone, even having determined such a borderline number of bets lost in a row, still cannot force themselves to stop playing. This is obviously an irresponsible player.

[Volgastallion]

I read someone saying "habit of gambling" come on man, what the hell is that? If you are treating gambling as an habit the only i can say is you are an addict gambler who only put a masquerade in front to not show what is the reality below the surface.

About the main of the topic, the best you can do is always avoid to bet on full luck things. And resposible exist but only a few people can do that.

You have a point but from my observation about the quote. I believe it's either the person is not a gambler or s/he is gambling-addicted because anything that's a habit is something the person can't skip every day, and when gambling is seen as an everyday thing, it is easy for the gamblers involved to lose the ability to control their buzz.

Having said that, there are games that involve luck, and any strategy uses a void, but the most important thing is understanding the game concept, never going beyond the limit, and there is no luck on the gambler's side early exit won't kill.

Quitting the game early is obviously a useful solution.
But if you ask any of the players, it turns out that almost all players, making another bet instead of stopping playing, think that this particular bet will be a winning one. And this process can continue for a long time, sometimes even until all the money set aside for gambling is exhausted. The question, however, is at what next lost bet one should quit the game. It seems to me that some players really set this number for themselves - the number of bets lost in a row, after which they will stop playing. And then someone strictly follows this rule and can be considered a responsible player with a good level of self-control. And someone, even having determined such a borderline number of bets lost in a row, still cannot force themselves to stop playing. This is obviously an irresponsible player.

The main problem is the lack of knowledge about the maths behind the games and in some cases the maths behind are super awful against the player and full into favour the casino side.

Im not crying about it, im oonly saying some people didnt understand how this industry work. And a lot of people think they can win in the long run, and that is the fatal mistake, the more long the run the worst for the player.

[Odusko]

I read someone saying "habit of gambling" come on man, what the hell is that? If you are treating gambling as an habit the only i can say is you are an addict gambler who only put a masquerade in front to not show what is the reality below the surface.

About the main of the topic, the best you can do is always avoid to bet on full luck things. And resposible exist but only a few people can do that.

You have a point but from my observation about the quote. I believe it's either the person is not a gambler or s/he is gambling-addicted because anything that's a habit is something the person can't skip every day, and when gambling is seen as an everyday thing, it is easy for the gamblers involved to lose the ability to control their buzz.

Having said that, there are games that involve luck, and any strategy uses a void, but the most important thing is understanding the game concept, never going beyond the limit, and there is no luck on the gambler's side early exit won't kill.

Quitting the game early is obviously a useful solution.
But if you ask any of the players, it turns out that almost all players, making another bet instead of stopping playing, think that this particular bet will be a winning one. And this process can continue for a long time, sometimes even until all the money set aside for gambling is exhausted. The question, however, is at what next lost bet one should quit the game. It seems to me that some players really set this number for themselves - the number of bets lost in a row, after which they will stop playing. And then someone strictly follows this rule and can be considered a responsible player with a good level of self-control. And someone, even having determined such a borderline number of bets lost in a row, still cannot force themselves to stop playing. This is obviously an irresponsible player.

This set of gamblers is already addicted and should be stopped by all means if not they will eventually run into debt along the line, this is why we have to pay close attention to the things around us and not take gambling as a means to make income or depending on gambling to fund our bills since that is very impossible to achieve with gambling, chasing your loses is the fastest way to lose more along the line and gambler's already knows that as a fact, so they always set a limit to the gambling time to help them minimize their tendencies to lose.

[delfastTions]

I read someone saying "habit of gambling" come on man, what the hell is that? If you are treating gambling as an habit the only i can say is you are an addict gambler who only put a masquerade in front to not show what is the reality below the surface.

About the main of the topic, the best you can do is always avoid to bet on full luck things. And resposible exist but only a few people can do that.

You have a point but from my observation about the quote. I believe it's either the person is not a gambler or s/he is gambling-addicted because anything that's a habit is something the person can't skip every day, and when gambling is seen as an everyday thing, it is easy for the gamblers involved to lose the ability to control their buzz.

Having said that, there are games that involve luck, and any strategy uses a void, but the most important thing is understanding the game concept, never going beyond the limit, and there is no luck on the gambler's side early exit won't kill.

Quitting the game early is obviously a useful solution.
But if you ask any of the players, it turns out that almost all players, making another bet instead of stopping playing, think that this particular bet will be a winning one. And this process can continue for a long time, sometimes even until all the money set aside for gambling is exhausted. The question, however, is at what next lost bet one should quit the game. It seems to me that some players really set this number for themselves - the number of bets lost in a row, after which they will stop playing. And then someone strictly follows this rule and can be considered a responsible player with a good level of self-control. And someone, even having determined such a borderline number of bets lost in a row, still cannot force themselves to stop playing. This is obviously an irresponsible player.

This set of gamblers is already addicted and should be stopped by all means if not they will eventually run into debt along the line, this is why we have to pay close attention to the things around us and not take gambling as a means to make income or depending on gambling to fund our bills since that is very impossible to achieve with gambling, chasing your loses is the fastest way to lose more along the line and gambler's already knows that as a fact, so they always set a limit to the gambling time to help them minimize their tendencies to lose.

Perhaps a good cure for continuing the marathon of losses in gambling is an internal and deep understanding of the fact that, no matter how you continue to play, you will face losses, it will definitely happen at some point. This is inevitable simply by probability theory and because this is the main essence of the game itself. Maybe at least such a thought will make it a little easier for a player who is already close to gambling addiction to stop his game.
Of course, such advice may not be an ideal, well-acting medicine, but it may well help someone stop in time.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I read someone saying "habit of gambling" come on man, what the hell is that? If you are treating gambling as an habit the only i can say is you are an addict gambler who only put a masquerade in front to not show what is the reality below the surface.

About the main of the topic, the best you can do is always avoid to bet on full luck things. And resposible exist but only a few people can do that.

You have a point but from my observation about the quote. I believe it's either the person is not a gambler or s/he is gambling-addicted because anything that's a habit is something the person can't skip every day, and when gambling is seen as an everyday thing, it is easy for the gamblers involved to lose the ability to control their buzz.

Having said that, there are games that involve luck, and any strategy uses a void, but the most important thing is understanding the game concept, never going beyond the limit, and there is no luck on the gambler's side early exit won't kill.

Or maybe the person who used that "gambling habit or habit of gambling" in his or her sentence isn't too good with English and believed that was the right way to say it or pass his or her message, but good that the both of you have pointed it out that using such, or any gambler who have started seeing gambling as a habit is already addicted to gambling, not that he is she is getting addicted for this is a process which I believe he or she have gone through and passed before he or she began seeing gambling as a habit.

Anyways, this is something we also should always watchout for in ourselves and make sure to draw ourself back whenever our love for gambling is getting to such a level.

And speaking of avoiding luck based games, it's simply depends on gamblers choices, so I wouldn't advice same, I sometimes simply love to play luck based games for fun, like slot and casino games.
So, except a gambler is always playing for money, then indeed, luck based games aren't the best choice to focus on in this regard.

[Fredomago]

I read someone saying "habit of gambling" come on man, what the hell is that? If you are treating gambling as an habit the only i can say is you are an addict gambler who only put a masquerade in front to not show what is the reality below the surface.

About the main of the topic, the best you can do is always avoid to bet on full luck things. And resposible exist but only a few people can do that.

You have a point but from my observation about the quote. I believe it's either the person is not a gambler or s/he is gambling-addicted because anything that's a habit is something the person can't skip every day, and when gambling is seen as an everyday thing, it is easy for the gamblers involved to lose the ability to control their buzz.

Having said that, there are games that involve luck, and any strategy uses a void, but the most important thing is understanding the game concept, never going beyond the limit, and there is no luck on the gambler's side early exit won't kill.

Usually it's more about how you control yourself and how you deal with controlling yourself, if you possess those qualification then the chance that it's going to be okay when dealing with gambling, more on setting limits and follow everything while you are still in session but the time you exceed chances to lose a lot once you lose control is not by far.

It's your time and your money that crucial once you got hook and if you don't have any discipline even how good your strategy once greed dominates you, there's always a big risk that possible to happen not just on your finances but also from your mental aspect.

[arwin100]

I read someone saying "habit of gambling" come on man, what the hell is that? If you are treating gambling as an habit the only i can say is you are an addict gambler who only put a masquerade in front to not show what is the reality below the surface.

About the main of the topic, the best you can do is always avoid to bet on full luck things. And resposible exist but only a few people can do that.

You have a point but from my observation about the quote. I believe it's either the person is not a gambler or s/he is gambling-addicted because anything that's a habit is something the person can't skip every day, and when gambling is seen as an everyday thing, it is easy for the gamblers involved to lose the ability to control their buzz.

Having said that, there are games that involve luck, and any strategy uses a void, but the most important thing is understanding the game concept, never going beyond the limit, and there is no luck on the gambler's side early exit won't kill.

Usually it's more about how you control yourself and how you deal with controlling yourself, if you possess those qualification then the chance that it's going to be okay when dealing with gambling, more on setting limits and follow everything while you are still in session but the time you exceed chances to lose a lot once you lose control is not by far.

It's your time and your money that crucial once you got hook and if you don't have any discipline even how good your strategy once greed dominates you, there's always a big risk that possible to happen not just on your finances but also from your mental aspect.

But you will not came to that point if you didn't experience the worse since sometimes realization is great tool for people to do more better decision for next time around when you are gambling. That's why we see some gamblers who have great control since they already know what's going to happen if they exceed to what limits they set and could able to go out once everything falls apart on their side while playing.

Although many people is lacking with experience but I guess there's lots of means to know about the experience of people and if they digest well and have good self control then provably that they can escape those unwanted defeat and they can engage on more ideal gambling experience.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I read someone saying "habit of gambling" come on man, what the hell is that? If you are treating gambling as an habit the only i can say is you are an addict gambler who only put a masquerade in front to not show what is the reality below the surface.

About the main of the topic, the best you can do is always avoid to bet on full luck things. And resposible exist but only a few people can do that.

You have a point but from my observation about the quote. I believe it's either the person is not a gambler or s/he is gambling-addicted because anything that's a habit is something the person can't skip every day, and when gambling is seen as an everyday thing, it is easy for the gamblers involved to lose the ability to control their buzz.

Having said that, there are games that involve luck, and any strategy uses a void, but the most important thing is understanding the game concept, never going beyond the limit, and there is no luck on the gambler's side early exit won't kill.

Usually it's more about how you control yourself and how you deal with controlling yourself, if you possess those qualification then the chance that it's going to be okay when dealing with gambling, more on setting limits and follow everything while you are still in session but the time you exceed chances to lose a lot once you lose control is not by far.

It's your time and your money that crucial once you got hook and if you don't have any discipline even how good your strategy once greed dominates you, there's always a big risk that possible to happen not just on your finances but also from your mental aspect.

Getting "hooked" to gambling is the same thing as getting addicted, and this is a mental sickness, it is a problem with mentality, the brain, this is to say that the brain has gotten used to gambling every day, not minding the circumstances surrounding you financially, so, this is not something that affects the victim's mental health, it is a mental issue directly, and the loss of money and valuable time of the victim are all what I term as collateral damage, that is, a  damage as a result of the brain not being in its right order of operation.

We all must understand that our brain is what powers most of the things we do, for normally, we usually will think about something before we engage our self into doing that things, knowing this helps us protect our brain from anything that would cause it not to function as it ought to, even as gamblers, we ensure we gamble in a way and manner that our brain never gets used to seeing gambling as a necessity, or necessarily thing or activity to engage ourself in a day (every day).

[Z_MBFM]

I read someone saying "habit of gambling" come on man, what the hell is that? If you are treating gambling as an habit the only i can say is you are an addict gambler who only put a masquerade in front to not show what is the reality below the surface.

About the main of the topic, the best you can do is always avoid to bet on full luck things. And resposible exist but only a few people can do that.

You have a point but from my observation about the quote. I believe it's either the person is not a gambler or s/he is gambling-addicted because anything that's a habit is something the person can't skip every day, and when gambling is seen as an everyday thing, it is easy for the gamblers involved to lose the ability to control their buzz.

Having said that, there are games that involve luck, and any strategy uses a void, but the most important thing is understanding the game concept, never going beyond the limit, and there is no luck on the gambler's side early exit won't kill.

Quitting the game early is obviously a useful solution.
But if you ask any of the players, it turns out that almost all players, making another bet instead of stopping playing, think that this particular bet will be a winning one. And this process can continue for a long time, sometimes even until all the money set aside for gambling is exhausted. The question, however, is at what next lost bet one should quit the game. It seems to me that some players really set this number for themselves - the number of bets lost in a row, after which they will stop playing. And then someone strictly follows this rule and can be considered a responsible player with a good level of self-control. And someone, even having determined such a borderline number of bets lost in a row, still cannot force themselves to stop playing. This is obviously an irresponsible player.

This set of gamblers is already addicted and should be stopped by all means if not they will eventually run into debt along the line, this is why we have to pay close attention to the things around us and not take gambling as a means to make income or depending on gambling to fund our bills since that is very impossible to achieve with gambling, chasing your loses is the fastest way to lose more along the line and gambler's already knows that as a fact, so they always set a limit to the gambling time to help them minimize their tendencies to lose.

Perhaps a good cure for continuing the marathon of losses in gambling is an internal and deep understanding of the fact that, no matter how you continue to play, you will face losses, it will definitely happen at some point. This is inevitable simply by probability theory and because this is the main essence of the game itself. Maybe at least such a thought will make it a little easier for a player who is already close to gambling addiction to stop his game.
Of course, such advice may not be an ideal, well-acting medicine, but it may well help someone stop in time.

Yes, one can never gamble only to win. And it is completely impossible. Sometimes good things can be gained from gambling, but if you continue gambling, you have to lose even more from them later. So if one has the capacity to waste his money on gambling then he can do so. Gambling is a complete waste of money.  However, everyone could not control their greed and resorted to gambling. Because they think they will win big by gambling. But in reality they all have to lose.  Everyone must have responsibility for this. Otherwise they will lose everything slowly.

[suzanne5223]

I read someone saying "habit of gambling" come on man, what the hell is that? If you are treating gambling as an habit the only i can say is you are an addict gambler who only put a masquerade in front to not show what is the reality below the surface.

About the main of the topic, the best you can do is always avoid to bet on full luck things. And resposible exist but only a few people can do that.

You have a point but from my observation about the quote. I believe it's either the person is not a gambler or s/he is gambling-addicted because anything that's a habit is something the person can't skip every day, and when gambling is seen as an everyday thing, it is easy for the gamblers involved to lose the ability to control their buzz.

Having said that, there are games that involve luck, and any strategy uses a void, but the most important thing is understanding the game concept, never going beyond the limit, and there is no luck on the gambler's side early exit won't kill.

Quitting the game early is obviously a useful solution.
But if you ask any of the players, it turns out that almost all players, making another bet instead of stopping playing, think that this particular bet will be a winning one. And this process can continue for a long time, sometimes even until all the money set aside for gambling is exhausted. The question, however, is at what next lost bet one should quit the game. It seems to me that some players really set this number for themselves - the number of bets lost in a row, after which they will stop playing. And then someone strictly follows this rule and can be considered a responsible player with a good level of self-control. And someone, even having determined such a borderline number of bets lost in a row, still cannot force themselves to stop playing. This is obviously an irresponsible player.

The main problem is the lack of knowledge about the maths behind the games and in some cases the maths behind are super awful against the player and full into favour the casino side.

Im not crying about it, im oonly saying some people didnt understand how this industry work. And a lot of people think they can win in the long run, and that is the fatal mistake, the more long the run the worst for the player.

@delfastTions You have a valid point. Quitting the game when it seems not to be in the gambler's favor is an issue sometimes due to the gambler trying his/her luck over again and never understanding when to call it a day.
According to my belief, the perfect moment a gambler should call it quit is when 50% of the fund set aside is used on the game and nothing seems to work.

@Volgastallion Everyone lacks the mathematical knowledge behind the games if not a lot of gamblers will be millionaires as we speak while the house goes bankrupt. The major thing we need to understand the game is created to always favor the house and if things are not working, we try another game but nothing changes it is better to call it a day.

[EarnOnVictor]

Perhaps a good cure for continuing the marathon of losses in gambling is an internal and deep understanding of the fact that, no matter how you continue to play, you will face losses, it will definitely happen at some point.

I don't think gamblers are new to this though, not even in their worst situation. It just seems as if a force beyond their control keeps pushing them that they can either gain more or recover back their lost money. That's why they keep playing and losing until they are ruined. And that's why I don't see that as a cure, the fire to back it up in them by retraining them is no more there. The sure way to avoid issues at this point is for them to stop gambling immediately. They may now decide to proceed after a break of days, weeks or longer.

[Odusko]

Perhaps a good cure for continuing the marathon of losses in gambling is an internal and deep understanding of the fact that, no matter how you continue to play, you will face losses, it will definitely happen at some point.

I don't think gamblers are new to this though, not even in their worst situation. It just seems as if a force beyond their control keeps pushing them that they can either gain more or recover back their lost money. That's why they keep playing and losing until they are ruined. And that's why I don't see that as a cure, the fire to back it up in them by retraining them is no more there. The sure way to avoid issues at this point is for them to stop gambling immediately. They may now decide to proceed after a break of days, weeks or longer.

I remember when I was very active gambling, I lost a lot of money and to recover back from those losses I tried to gamble more, there was a night I lost around $50 to sports bet, and in other to meet up with thos losses I doubled the amount on a match I thought was going to be a sure winning for me, but surprisingly I was wrong and I ended up losing the total amount of
 $150 in one night, so yes what you said is right, gamblers lose more when they try to recover from their previous losses and this leads to addiction in the long run if you keep chasing the losses or winnings, so it goes in both ways and players need to be careful with all of that to stay safe and responsible while gambling.

[Volgastallion]

Perhaps a good cure for continuing the marathon of losses in gambling is an internal and deep understanding of the fact that, no matter how you continue to play, you will face losses, it will definitely happen at some point.

I don't think gamblers are new to this though, not even in their worst situation. It just seems as if a force beyond their control keeps pushing them that they can either gain more or recover back their lost money. That's why they keep playing and losing until they are ruined. And that's why I don't see that as a cure, the fire to back it up in them by retraining them is no more there. The sure way to avoid issues at this point is for them to stop gambling immediately. They may now decide to proceed after a break of days, weeks or longer.

I remember when I was very active gambling, I lost a lot of money and to recover back from those losses I tried to gamble more, there was a night I lost around $50 to sports bet, and in other to meet up with thos losses I doubled the amount on a match I thought was going to be a sure winning for me, but surprisingly I was wrong and I ended up losing the total amount of
 $150 in one night, so yes what you said is right, gamblers lose more when they try to recover from their previous losses and this leads to addiction in the long run if you keep chasing the losses or winnings, so it goes in both ways and players need to be careful with all of that to stay safe and responsible while gambling.

The only good way to cut that shit, is to just after the lose start to realize how much things you can buy with the money you losem and how much you can buy if you dont gamble more money to recover that lose. So in that way the mind can stop you more easily.

Spoiler: Its not gonna be an easy task anyways.

[Ojima-ojo]

People get easily carried away to put aside their sense of responsibility in gambling when there is a stronger pressure pressing them, such as chasing a particular direction like trying to meet a targeted winning amount, some gamblers believe so much in their ability to win every time and this kind of thoughts make them set a winning target amount themselves.


But on a general note, gambling in that line of thought will always lead to losses that could impact so negatively on the gambler if he fails to apply the necessary required caution.

[Fredomago]

I read someone saying "habit of gambling" come on man, what the hell is that? If you are treating gambling as an habit the only i can say is you are an addict gambler who only put a masquerade in front to not show what is the reality below the surface.

About the main of the topic, the best you can do is always avoid to bet on full luck things. And resposible exist but only a few people can do that.

You have a point but from my observation about the quote. I believe it's either the person is not a gambler or s/he is gambling-addicted because anything that's a habit is something the person can't skip every day, and when gambling is seen as an everyday thing, it is easy for the gamblers involved to lose the ability to control their buzz.

Having said that, there are games that involve luck, and any strategy uses a void, but the most important thing is understanding the game concept, never going beyond the limit, and there is no luck on the gambler's side early exit won't kill.

Usually it's more about how you control yourself and how you deal with controlling yourself, if you possess those qualification then the chance that it's going to be okay when dealing with gambling, more on setting limits and follow everything while you are still in session but the time you exceed chances to lose a lot once you lose control is not by far.

It's your time and your money that crucial once you got hook and if you don't have any discipline even how good your strategy once greed dominates you, there's always a big risk that possible to happen not just on your finances but also from your mental aspect.

But you will not came to that point if you didn't experience the worse since sometimes realization is great tool for people to do more better decision for next time around when you are gambling. That's why we see some gamblers who have great control since they already know what's going to happen if they exceed to what limits they set and could able to go out once everything falls apart on their side while playing.

Although many people is lacking with experience but I guess there's lots of means to know about the experience of people and if they digest well and have good self control then provably that they can escape those unwanted defeat and they can engage on more ideal gambling experience.

Exactly, if you can handle things the right way you can make a good decision not to chase for anything, but you just go with the flow and execute whatever plans you create, I mean if you are already in it then better to set your limitation and  make sure that you have that kind of discipline where you can follow everything,.

Experienced really give you that hint which helps you to anticipate the possible outcome, and by that doing a decision will have a good basis when you need to stop or you can still push forward.

[Pandu Geddon]

People get easily carried away to put aside their sense of responsibility in gambling when there is a stronger pressure pressing them, such as chasing a particular direction like trying to meet a targeted winning amount, some gamblers believe so much in their ability to win every time and this kind of thoughts make them set a winning target amount themselves.


But on a general note, gambling in that line of thought will always lead to losses that could impact so negatively on the gambler if he fails to apply the necessary required caution.

Gamblers must realize that nothing is certain in gambling. So just bet according to your ability and don't overdo it. Gamblers who are carried away by the fun atmosphere of the game may indeed be irresponsible. Therefore, gamblers need to set limits where they will not lose more than what has been set. Initially, setting limits may be difficult to maintain if satisfaction in the game may not have been achieved. However, gamblers succeed in doing it consistently until they form new gambling habits. The gamblers can gamble responsibly.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Perhaps a good cure for continuing the marathon of losses in gambling is an internal and deep understanding of the fact that, no matter how you continue to play, you will face losses, it will definitely happen at some point.

Some people are the cause of their problem,  it's not as if they are not aware of the risk of gambling, not that they don't know that they will encounter losses but they kinda have some confidence that they could be very lucky more than anyone else, they forget to realize that it doesn't work like that. From what I have seen so far, there's no addicted gambler that would say "they didn't know that gambling is a game of luck, " They know but ignorant caused them become addicted.

[Hispo]

Perhaps a good cure for continuing the marathon of losses in gambling is an internal and deep understanding of the fact that, no matter how you continue to play, you will face losses, it will definitely happen at some point.

I don't think gamblers are new to this though, not even in their worst situation. It just seems as if a force beyond their control keeps pushing them that they can either gain more or recover back their lost money. That's why they keep playing and losing until they are ruined. And that's why I don't see that as a cure, the fire to back it up in them by retraining them is no more there. The sure way to avoid issues at this point is for them to stop gambling immediately. They may now decide to proceed after a break of days, weeks or longer.

That force which keeps pushing gamblers to continue to wager money in spite of those losses is actually something pretty well known and studied. It is a disbalance created within one's brain for partaking in gambling in a continuous way, releasing dopamine and making us to associate such activity like gambling to something positive (because the artificial induction/creation of dopamine within one's brain). As we get used to certain amount of dopamine within our bodies, then in order to feel thrills as we used to in the pass, when we need to wager even more money to create more dopamine in your body, there is where gambling escalation comes from and what makes so many gamblers to go bankrupt so easily and shifty.
People who are into gambling are never supposed to underestimate the power of neuro-transmitters over our behavior and capacity to make choices

[sana54210]

I think that each player has his own understanding of what game is responsible. And what game is safe. And it often happens that, having seen how riskily a certain familiar player plays, you can call such a game too risky. However, for such a player, his game is not considered dangerous and risky at all. Moreover, such assessments of risks and responsibility, in my opinion, can seriously change as the player gains experience. It is the experienced player who most likely more objectively correlates what game can be considered risky or safe. In short, our experience determines our attitude to the game.

I think that being responsible does not came from the game but it comes from us. In gambling, we must be responsible. Even on other things too. I think safe game in gambling can mean games that has a higher winning percentages but it is still not advisable to step in the gambling world because problems can still occur no matter what.

As for the player, I think they can also feel the same as us. As you know, their career is also at risk if they don't perform well. You right about the experience but I won't rely on it though. It is always better to be safe than sorry. BTW I'm referring to the bettor here but for the player of the sport, they will still need to start their journey.