How gambling addiction develops

[Smartprofit]

In my opinion, gambling addiction in a player occurs after big wins or after a long series of wins. This unexpected event deprives the player of an adequate perception of reality. He gets the idea that gambling can be used to earn a living.

The player begins to compare gambling with serious business or hired work (which is of course incorrect). At the same time, he creates a false belief that gambling is a more effective strategy for earning money than entrepreneurship or hired work (this thesis is absolutely incorrect).

As a result, the player experiences a strong cognitive distortion and a feeling of euphoria. He either begins to believe in his Luck (begins to consider himself a favorite of fate), or comes up with various gaming pseudo-systems (which, in his opinion, will allow him to win at gambling in the long term).

This is how a person develops an addiction to gambling.

[Olatundespo]

I have greed in me too, I've made many mistakes because I wanted more especially in my investments but I am just built differently for gambling or maybe its because I see gambling differently as too dangerous.

Good thing you see that because not all have been seeing the same. Most gamblers think that gambling could make them rich, and so they spend huge amounts despite seeing the losing situation. If we never change the way we look at that, the more it pushes us into the worst situation. Honestly, gambling is a thing that we should just ignore because the moment we lose control of ourselves, addiction will follow.

That is why we should have to remain responsible in our decisions and take extra caution when gambling. And most of all, just gamble responsibly.

exactly, the fact of having an awareness is everything in the game, many do not understand it and always hope for the win that will change their life, but it is not like that, you always have to weigh your choices and understand what drives us to risk so much to really get so little, you have to control your emotions more than the game

You will naturally have the desire to win but at the same time you should keep in mind that gambling will not always let you win. You should be prepared for losing even though you may not like it or you do not want to be among those gamblers who gamble regularly and lose most of the time. How do you prepare yourself to increase awareness when you involve yourself in gambling? This is a self-awareness lesson as recommended for most new gamblers. Focus on managing your money according to your bankroll and not being tempted by others while playing. Take full responsibility for control and stop gambling when you lose or won.

[Etranger]

In my opinion, gambling addiction in a player occurs after big wins or after a long series of wins. This unexpected event deprives the player of an adequate perception of reality. He gets the idea that gambling can be used to earn a living.

The player begins to compare gambling with serious business or hired work (which is of course incorrect). At the same time, he creates a false belief that gambling is a more effective strategy for earning money than entrepreneurship or hired work (this thesis is absolutely incorrect).

As a result, the player experiences a strong cognitive distortion and a feeling of euphoria. He either begins to believe in his Luck (begins to consider himself a favorite of fate), or comes up with various gaming pseudo-systems (which, in his opinion, will allow him to win at gambling in the long term).

This is how a person develops an addiction to gambling.

I believe this is one of the paths to developing gambling addiction. However, I also know of examples that contradict your scenario — specifically, cases where gambling addiction was formed as a result of a series of losses. And these losses weren’t necessarily large in terms of money, no. But they were regular and repetitive. There were no flashes of luck or spontaneous wins that could offset the feeling of constant failure.

In such cases, a person wants to win his money back. He wants to prove — to the casino, or maybe even to someone else — that he’s capable of recovering his losses and even making a profit on top of that. But this only leads to an even deeper spiral of losses, because for such a person, it’s never enough. He begins to believe he deserves a bigger compensation.

[danherbias07]

I have greed in me too, I've made many mistakes because I wanted more especially in my investments but I am just built differently for gambling or maybe its because I see gambling differently as too dangerous.

Good thing you see that because not all have been seeing the same. Most gamblers think that gambling could make them rich, and so they spend huge amounts despite seeing the losing situation. If we never change the way we look at that, the more it pushes us into the worst situation. Honestly, gambling is a thing that we should just ignore because the moment we lose control of ourselves, addiction will follow.

That is why we should have to remain responsible in our decisions and take extra caution when gambling. And most of all, just gamble responsibly.

That's correct. Being responsible for what we do might save us, including being a gambler. Even if we all know the fact that gambling is a high-risk type of game, we should still be responsible in handling our money because we might get hooked on it, and we will just be surprised that all our money is gone. After that, we may even make more mistakes like pawning our possessions or taking a loan from the bank or digital cash loaning applications in today's era.

If we do that, we are just burying ourselves in debt, and it might be time to accept that we are gambling addicts once we cross that path. It's because we are not trying to be entertained anymore. It's more like a revenge goal, and it's not good.

[Etranger]

It's more like a revenge goal, and it's not good.

This is exactly what I wrote about in my previous post — that gambling addiction doesn’t necessarily develop as a result of a series of successful wins (although that scenario is also possible), but rather from regular losses that trigger a strong desire to win back what was lost. A person wants to recover his losses and prove to the casino how wrong and unfair it was toward him. In other words, it’s about the desire for revenge and compensation.

[sompitonov]

That's correct. Being responsible for what we do might save us, including being a gambler. Even if we all know the fact that gambling is a high-risk type of game, we should still be responsible in handling our money because we might get hooked on it, and we will just be surprised that all our money is gone. After that, we may even make more mistakes like pawning our possessions or taking a loan from the bank or digital cash loaning applications in today's era.

If we do that, we are just burying ourselves in debt, and it might be time to accept that we are gambling addicts once we cross that path. It's because we are not trying to be entertained anymore. It's more like a revenge goal, and it's not good.

It all happens like a snowball that is rapidly becoming bigger and bigger, and with each bet that draws the player in and he cannot stop. It is a very dangerous feeling when a player begins to promise himself that he will not play anymore and breaks his rules. This means that the game begins to control him more than he controls himself. Although in bets you can relax with interest watching your favorite team, but I will never break the rules I have built for years so as not to lose more than I planned. I have already gone through this on my own experience and I do not want to repeat that terrible experience when I lost more than I planned. I think this is a common problem for many players.

[Finestream]

People want to turn their one dollar into a thousand dollar, the real reason why people get addicted to gambling is greed, everyone want to make money but there are levels to every amounts that want to be made, even in investments some people don't settle for 5x and 10x, they want 100x and they prefer to see that happen rather then smaller returns.

This have made many people to be stagnant in their investment path, because of their own greed, been satisfied is a blessing but we failed to acknowledge this fact because of our own greed.

I have greed in me too, I've made many mistakes because I wanted more especially in my investments but I am just built differently for gambling or maybe its because I see gambling differently as too dangerous.

That's the thing about gambling, if you are not satisfied with the minimum or littlest win you have you will end up losing. Greed is a driving force that leads to losses and addiction. A gambler can decide to aim for 2 odds in a day to get hundred percent of his Capital but after getting it greed sets in and he might decide to aim higher just to make more money. Always learn the act of self control and discipline

Gambling can terribly ruin someone's life if they are under pressure in their mind. The greed inside makes them think that continuing gambling could lead to a successful gambling journey. Unfortunately, what they got is something that makes them regret their whole life. Many gamblers win big, hitting the jackpot prize, yet they become poor due to the pursuit of winning more. It always comes to mind that there is more winning awaiting them, and so they keep gambling, living on that hope.

[Fredomago]

You will naturally have the desire to win but at the same time you should keep in mind that gambling will not always let you win. You should be prepared for losing even though you may not like it or you do not want to be among those gamblers who gamble regularly and lose most of the time. How do you prepare yourself to increase awareness when you involve yourself in gambling? This is a self-awareness lesson as recommended for most new gamblers. Focus on managing your money according to your bankroll and not being tempted by others while playing. Take full responsibility for control and stop gambling when you lose or won.

If can execute correctly then you'll be able to manifest but most of the time gamblers always played by their emotions, when it dominates inside a person it leads to incorrect decision making, aggresions and the kind of lust and desire mostly overrun the set limitation that previously design or been plan before taking the first step to gambling, temptation and uncontrolled excessive gambling develops addiction sad but at the beginning mostly for fun but along the way it's getting deeper and become desire aiming to achieve something then ends up getting addicted.

[Pandu Geddon]

Gambling can terribly ruin someone's life if they are under pressure in their mind. The greed inside makes them think that continuing gambling could lead to a successful gambling journey. Unfortunately, what they got is something that makes them regret their whole life. Many gamblers win big, hitting the jackpot prize, yet they become poor due to the pursuit of winning more. It always comes to mind that there is more winning awaiting them, and so they keep gambling, living on that hope.

In a situation where gamblers are like that, I think the addiction they are experiencing is quite severe. It will not be easy to get out of the habit of gambling that has become bad. Because this is related to fixing the gambler's mindset towards gambling. If his views are wrong from the start and his addiction is very deep, it is difficult to get out.
Anyone who wants to start gambling must know and manage their limits from the start. If you have already fallen into addiction, all that will happen is the destruction of your life.

[Smartprofit]

In my opinion, gambling addiction in a player occurs after big wins or after a long series of wins. This unexpected event deprives the player of an adequate perception of reality. He gets the idea that gambling can be used to earn a living.

The player begins to compare gambling with serious business or hired work (which is of course incorrect). At the same time, he creates a false belief that gambling is a more effective strategy for earning money than entrepreneurship or hired work (this thesis is absolutely incorrect).

As a result, the player experiences a strong cognitive distortion and a feeling of euphoria. He either begins to believe in his Luck (begins to consider himself a favorite of fate), or comes up with various gaming pseudo-systems (which, in his opinion, will allow him to win at gambling in the long term).

This is how a person develops an addiction to gambling.

I believe this is one of the paths to developing gambling addiction. However, I also know of examples that contradict your scenario — specifically, cases where gambling addiction was formed as a result of a series of losses. And these losses weren’t necessarily large in terms of money, no. But they were regular and repetitive. There were no flashes of luck or spontaneous wins that could offset the feeling of constant failure.

In such cases, a person wants to win his money back. He wants to prove — to the casino, or maybe even to someone else — that he’s capable of recovering his losses and even making a profit on top of that. But this only leads to an even deeper spiral of losses, because for such a person, it’s never enough. He begins to believe he deserves a bigger compensation.

I told this story because it is largely based on my own experience. My gambling addiction developed exactly like this.

Why are winnings more dangerous than losing? Because while a player is losing, he cannot be completely sure that he is able to win at gambling. Confidence, and especially self-confidence, is usually a consequence of one's own practical experience. Positive experience.

Accordingly, if a person has no experience of winning, then confidence in the ability to regularly win at gambling is not formed. By the way, this is how a person develops self-confidence in other life situations. The more victories a person has in life, the more self-confident, and sometimes (even) arrogant he becomes.

And this threatens him with very unpleasant consequences (in the future). In some cases, even catastrophic consequences...

[GIF-JOBS]

You will naturally have the desire to win but at the same time you should keep in mind that gambling will not always let you win. You should be prepared for losing even though you may not like it or you do not want to be among those gamblers who gamble regularly and lose most of the time. How do you prepare yourself to increase awareness when you involve yourself in gambling? This is a self-awareness lesson as recommended for most new gamblers. Focus on managing your money according to your bankroll and not being tempted by others while playing. Take full responsibility for control and stop gambling when you lose or won.

If can execute correctly then you'll be able to manifest but most of the time gamblers always played by their emotions, when it dominates inside a person it leads to incorrect decision making, aggresions and the kind of lust and desire mostly overrun the set limitation that previously design or been plan before taking the first step to gambling, temptation and uncontrolled excessive gambling develops addiction sad but at the beginning mostly for fun but along the way it's getting deeper and become desire aiming to achieve something then ends up getting addicted.

This is what happens to most gamblers, they become addicted in this way, where it starts with just having fun and ends with huge financial losses due to addiction. When you start gambling, at that time you are confident in yourself and think that you will never get addicted or that you will quit gambling after playing this certain amount, but in reality it is much more difficult to follow these things properly. Because once those who enter it, they cannot easily get out of it due to the temptation of gambling. However, this never happens to everyone or it is not the same for everyone. Because there are many gamblers who are very responsible towards themselves and even if they gamble regularly, they never gamble uncontrollably with more money than their specified amount. And they are the real responsible gamblers, and they will never get addicted.

[Onyeeze]

Gamblers are fully aware of all those stages but not withstanding, anyone that still wants to be addicted, would be addicted. I always say that, before a gambler becomes addicted, they always see the signs and symptoms but they become they ignored it and becomes extremely blinded by their wins or losses and then they allow their emotion to control their decision. One way to overcome all of that is to learn how to control your emotions, always be self determined and conscious never to take unhealthy decisions while gambling.

I disagree with you that before anyone becomes addicted in the gambling have already seen the symptoms,>>  I think that's for your understanding towards someone being addicted in the gambling, from my findings, it's very difficult before a gamblers will notice that it's addicted in the gambling, it's people around the gamblers that will notice that this gambler is addicted, and anyone who is addicted doesn't know that it's fully addicted except someone remind the gambler or it has lost a money that doesn't belong to him or her, so during gambling you can not notice when you are addicted or not.

[milewilda]

In my opinion, gambling addiction in a player occurs after big wins or after a long series of wins. This unexpected event deprives the player of an adequate perception of reality. He gets the idea that gambling can be used to earn a living.

The player begins to compare gambling with serious business or hired work (which is of course incorrect). At the same time, he creates a false belief that gambling is a more effective strategy for earning money than entrepreneurship or hired work (this thesis is absolutely incorrect).

As a result, the player experiences a strong cognitive distortion and a feeling of euphoria. He either begins to believe in his Luck (begins to consider himself a favorite of fate), or comes up with various gaming pseudo-systems (which, in his opinion, will allow him to win at gambling in the long term).

This is how a person develops an addiction to gambling.

I believe this is one of the paths to developing gambling addiction. However, I also know of examples that contradict your scenario — specifically, cases where gambling addiction was formed as a result of a series of losses. And these losses weren’t necessarily large in terms of money, no. But they were regular and repetitive. There were no flashes of luck or spontaneous wins that could offset the feeling of constant failure.

In such cases, a person wants to win his money back. He wants to prove — to the casino, or maybe even to someone else — that he’s capable of recovering his losses and even making a profit on top of that. But this only leads to an even deeper spiral of losses, because for such a person, it’s never enough. He begins to believe he deserves a bigger compensation.

I told this story because it is largely based on my own experience. My gambling addiction developed exactly like this.

Why are winnings more dangerous than losing? Because while a player is losing, he cannot be completely sure that he is able to win at gambling. Confidence, and especially self-confidence, is usually a consequence of one's own practical experience. Positive experience.

Accordingly, if a person has no experience of winning, then confidence in the ability to regularly win at gambling is not formed. By the way, this is how a person develops self-confidence in other life situations. The more victories a person has in life, the more self-confident, and sometimes (even) arrogant he becomes.

And this threatens him with very unpleasant consequences (in the future). In some cases, even catastrophic consequences...

On the moment that you do becoem that confident when it comes into gambling condition then this is where shit things do really happen not only just that limited on gambling alone but also in other conditions as well on which if you do find yourself that being that confident that you can make money through gambling then that will be bringing out some disaster later on. People wont realize not until they will be able to experience the worst conditions and as long they are still on the positive side then most of us will be that so numb when it comes to real situations and thinking up about on the right things that should be done. Addiction starts on someones mentality on which if it turned out that you cant be able to control it out on the right time then it will be causing up that kind of negative effect on the moment that you do trying out to chase something. There are those conditions or situations on which you do find yourself that being too confident because of wrong assumptions. When dealing up with gambling then it will be that surely a series of winning and losing on which you can be able to experience it out and once that emotion ties in and you are someone who cant be able to control out that urge, then its most likely that you will be committing out some mistakes because of this one. You are the ones will be trying out to act according into whats happening. If you do sees out yourself that you are losing then better stop but if you are that tending to make use of that amount for that gambling session and doesnt become impulsive then go ahead and have fun. It all matters about someones mentality or on how they do treat up gambling because if they were that truly that making it as a main source of income or money making machine then it will be bringing out that disaster into those people who had been thinking up on this way but for those who do wanted to have some fun then they are the ones who would be able to avoid up on getting devastated by gambling just because of that too much addiction. Never tend to find yourself having those kind of wrong treatment if you dont want to have that kind of condition.

[Jaycoinz]

It's more like a revenge goal, and it's not good.

This is exactly what I wrote about in my previous post — that gambling addiction doesn’t necessarily develop as a result of a series of successful wins (although that scenario is also possible), but rather from regular losses that trigger a strong desire to win back what was lost. A person wants to recover his losses and prove to the casino how wrong and unfair it was toward him. In other words, it’s about the desire for revenge and compensation.

The thing is that the winning and loses work together because a gambler may have also experienced a lot of wins on a particular period of time and would conjure the feeling of wanting to replicate those winning session and then loses then becomes the outcome of that and if I on humans correctly then the feeling of hate and regret kicks in which brings out that particular feeling you are talking about which is chasing those losses.

[Lanatsa]

Gambling addict has been a problem of most gamblers. Most gamblers started simple but end up becoming an addict. This develops gradually until they become fully addicted. Gambling addiction progresses are in three main stages: the winning stage, the losing stage, and the chasing/desperation stage.

Winning stage: Gambling addiction starts off with the alluring winning stage, where everything seems perfect, and you are winning more often than you are losing. It's easy to get hooked at this stage, because of the thrill of winning, and the gambler still believes that they are in control. However, this stage is usually short-lived.
Losing stage: Losing stage follows after the winning stage. Here, you start to lose significant amounts of money, but since you know what it’s like to win, you continue to gamble, believing that the next win must be just around the corner.
Chasing/desperation phase: This is when you have lost so much money that you will do anything to win it back. This may involve lying to friends and family members, borrowing or stealing money in order to gamble, and chasing your losses. By this stage, it is extremely difficult to quit, since the gambler is in so much financial ruin that they are desperate for money.

Reference: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.algamus.org/blog/how-to-get-over-gambling-loss%3fhs_amp=true

CONCLUSION: Gambling may be a great problem if adequate measure isn't take. One should just to observe himself/herself for necessary changes in case one observed he/she is gradually becoming an addict.

Winning stage
When you are at this situation then the primary thing that comes up into your mind is that you would be able to make even more winnings or basically when greed kicks on then it is hard to stop.
This is the usual case that do happen for most gamblers and thats why they do messed up their finances just because of having this kind of mentality or simply they've been controlled with their emotions.

Losing stage
Chasing up loses then this is a common thing too on which your main thinking will be telling you that if you do experience consecutive loses then your way of thinking telling deep inside that the next
roll or bet will be a win on which you would be keeping on chasing up whenever you do hit another loss and the same cycle continues until you bust it all.

Chasing/desperation phase
When you are on such condition then you would be that having those kind of realizations that you shouldnt have done this and that but its already too late. Therefore, the only thing that you
can be able to do on this aspect is to simply move on and just forget on what happened and learned up your lessons on the hard way.

Gambling isnt bad as long you do make yourself that responsible because this is where people do usually forget themselves specially on the actions that they are taking. They wont be able to think off
specially into those conditions that disrupted out their own common sense and way of thinking.

[$weetne$$]

The thing is that the winning and loses work together because a gambler may have also experienced a lot of wins on a particular period of time and would conjure the feeling of wanting to replicate those winning session and then loses then becomes the outcome of that and if I on humans correctly then the feeling of hate and regret kicks in which brings out that particular feeling you are talking about which is chasing those losses.

It has to be gamblers that lack experience that will be thinking this way because all experienced gamblers know that the results they got yesterday can not determine the results that they will be getting today. All gambling is different, even the form of clubs or players would not determine if the club will win another club when you are betting through sport and not casinos games. Gambling addiction starts from lack of emotion control. Because you can not control your emotions, that is why you begin to chase losses or start acting out all your frustrated on the game. Gambling addiction is not far from us therefore when you are gambling, always have it in mind that you are gambling for just entertainment and not a goal to make money.

[Sonia_123]

Gambling addict has been a problem of most gamblers. Most gamblers started simple but end up becoming an addict. This develops gradually until they become fully addicted. Gambling addiction progresses are in three main stages: the winning stage, the losing stage, and the chasing/desperation stage.

Winning stage: Gambling addiction starts off with the alluring winning stage, where everything seems perfect, and you are winning more often than you are losing. It's easy to get hooked at this stage, because of the thrill of winning, and the gambler still believes that they are in control. However, this stage is usually short-lived.
Losing stage: Losing stage follows after the winning stage. Here, you start to lose significant amounts of money, but since you know what it’s like to win, you continue to gamble, believing that the next win must be just around the corner.
Chasing/desperation phase: This is when you have lost so much money that you will do anything to win it back. This may involve lying to friends and family members, borrowing or stealing money in order to gamble, and chasing your losses. By this stage, it is extremely difficult to quit, since the gambler is in so much financial ruin that they are desperate for money.

Reference: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.algamus.org/blog/how-to-get-over-gambling-loss%3fhs_amp=true

CONCLUSION: Gambling may be a great problem if adequate measure isn't take. One should just to observe himself/herself for necessary changes in case one observed he/she is gradually becoming an addict.

Everybody knows what is involve in gambling that is either you win or you lose and one should try to stay off whenever they see they are not making progress and then gamble wisely whenever they are seeing progress ( profit). Everything starts from the heart/mind, anyone who is an addict has already planned to be one because it doesn't just happen rather it is one who gives himself or herself to that and a discipline person will always have a limit of when to start and when to stop and make sure he doesn't exceed it.

All these stages are being experienced by each addicted gambler, but the fact remains that because of the love of money at the first stage, they tend not to have control of themselves and are carried away with the consistent wins which they feel will continue like that always which makes it difficult to retrace their step and they move to the next level and finally gets to the last stage where it has now becomes very difficult to control or quit.
You are not suppose to allow your wins to control you instead you control your wins and your life as a real gambler because you know that the wins will end soon and you will now be faced with losses stage, at that time you are to set your limits in time and bankroll so that you will not be carried away by your emotions.

[peter0425]

The thing is that the winning and loses work together because a gambler may have also experienced a lot of wins on a particular period of time and would conjure the feeling of wanting to replicate those winning session and then loses then becomes the outcome of that and if I on humans correctly then the feeling of hate and regret kicks in which brings out that particular feeling you are talking about which is chasing those losses.

It has to be gamblers that lack experience that will be thinking this way because all experienced gamblers know that the results they got yesterday can not determine the results that they will be getting today.

Even some gamblers can’t prevent hope from blooming. If they win yesterday they might unconsciously turn superstitious and think that luck is on their side so they must be careul not to lose it. Though over time as you continue to gamble, you will realize that luck just comes and goes and there is nothing you can do about it.

[Leahized]

The thing is that the winning and loses work together because a gambler may have also experienced a lot of wins on a particular period of time and would conjure the feeling of wanting to replicate those winning session and then loses then becomes the outcome of that and if I on humans correctly then the feeling of hate and regret kicks in which brings out that particular feeling you are talking about which is chasing those losses.

It has to be gamblers that lack experience that will be thinking this way because all experienced gamblers know that the results they got yesterday can not determine the results that they will be getting today.

Even some gamblers can’t prevent hope from blooming. If they win yesterday they might unconsciously turn superstitious and think that luck is on their side so they must be careul not to lose it. Though over time as you continue to gamble, you will realize that luck just comes and goes and there is nothing you can do about it.

However, those who gambling are gambling know when they will win and most of the defeat after winning. And they can guess some things that are the most numbered win. However, those who are new can lose money because they do not have experience in this subject and want to start from the new again, thus addiction is developed. There are many gamblers who win today then stop playing like today. And start playing again tomorrow again. There are many gamblers in my region who play this way.

[Fredomago]

You will naturally have the desire to win but at the same time you should keep in mind that gambling will not always let you win. You should be prepared for losing even though you may not like it or you do not want to be among those gamblers who gamble regularly and lose most of the time. How do you prepare yourself to increase awareness when you involve yourself in gambling? This is a self-awareness lesson as recommended for most new gamblers. Focus on managing your money according to your bankroll and not being tempted by others while playing. Take full responsibility for control and stop gambling when you lose or won.

If can execute correctly then you'll be able to manifest but most of the time gamblers always played by their emotions, when it dominates inside a person it leads to incorrect decision making, aggresions and the kind of lust and desire mostly overrun the set limitation that previously design or been plan before taking the first step to gambling, temptation and uncontrolled excessive gambling develops addiction sad but at the beginning mostly for fun but along the way it's getting deeper and become desire aiming to achieve something then ends up getting addicted.

This is what happens to most gamblers, they become addicted in this way, where it starts with just having fun and ends with huge financial losses due to addiction. When you start gambling, at that time you are confident in yourself and think that you will never get addicted or that you will quit gambling after playing this certain amount, but in reality it is much more difficult to follow these things properly. Because once those who enter it, they cannot easily get out of it due to the temptation of gambling. However, this never happens to everyone or it is not the same for everyone. Because there are many gamblers who are very responsible towards themselves and even if they gamble regularly, they never gamble uncontrollably with more money than their specified amount. And they are the real responsible gamblers, and they will never get addicted.

I agree that there are some gamblers who can carry the obligation before taking a deep dive into gambling, they can manage to execute their plans and strategy without having an issue exceeding to their limits, though the vas tmajorities are still those who can't that's why gambling industry booms up and there are so many new platforms that being offers as the intention in providing entertainment and catering those gamblers who loves playing both onlineand offshores, those business owners continue to manage making money out from those gamblers who can't control themselves, to the point that they've become addicted and ruined their finances..