Losing time in gambling is worse than losing money.

[danherbias07]

It's true that money management isn't the only important aspect of gambling; time management is also crucial. Gambling for too long is also not good, as I believe it can lead to gambling addiction. We must be careful with our decisions when gambling. The possibility of losing is real, so never regret depositing money to gamble, as the likelihood of losing is high. Furthermore, I believe you shouldn't risk your hard-earned money, especially if you force it. Try to bet money that won't impact your finances if you lose. That's what you should do.

Truly, it is not a good thing to waste too much time in gambling.

I have been in that phase, and I saw how unproductive I am with my job and also with the household work. I am just focused on getting my revenge and winning my money back, but it takes a lot of time before that happens, especially in games like slots.
We need to set our priorities when it comes to budgeting time. Doing important things first, and then we can gamble in our free time when there's nothing left to do.

[Lanatsa]

We all know you can never get time back, and when you’re losing in gambling and not even enjoying it, that’s time wasted too. Double the stress means a bad day, and sometimes it carries over, because there are always consequences when you’re addicted to gambling.

If you’re someone who values your time, you really need to be careful when taking risks in gambling. Always stay responsible to avoid this from happening. Instead of using that time to improve yourself, you get carried away and end up wasting it all on something that doesn’t even give you anything back.

Time is precious which once gone can never be recovered. And people use this time in different ways, some use their time enough and some use their time negligently and misuse it. So we should value time while we have it and should not regret it when it is gone. In every case, we should value our time seriously because time is very important in any case. Be it gambling or anything, time should always be used for good purposes and should never be used negligently. Maybe we have enough time, we waste our time negligently, we do not understand its importance but for a responsible person, time is valuable enough and he never wastes time negligently.

Money can be recovered but time cannot, any time that passes by is gone forever so we must give value to how we spend our time. Gamblers need to value the time that they use for gambling, don't overstay when you should stop, always be mindful of it. It is important to plan ahead how long you intend to spend in a casino, it'll help you to be focused and be mindful of when to stop. Without proper time planing you can easily get carried away and begin to over gamble. Gambling can be very addictive, you might not know how long you've been logged into a casino until it's very late, at that time you've missed out on important things that you should've done.

Time is one of the most valuable things we have because once it’s gone it never comes back money can be lost and earned again but time only moves forward gambling shows this very clearly when someone loses money it’s painful but when they lose hours or even whole days chasing losses that’s something they can never get back. When gambling turns into addiction it’s not just money at stake it’s time energy focus and opportunities that could have been used for better things self improvement family rest or building a future the danger is that in the moment you don’t realize how much time is slipping away you only see it later when the regret sets in.

This is why being mindful about time is so important a responsible person treats time as limited and plans ahead if someone chooses to gamble they should always decide beforehand how much money and especially how much time they will give to it without that boundary it’s easy to get lost and suddenly realize you’ve wasted hours that could have been spent on something meaningful. Valuing time means treating every moment like it matters whether in gambling or in life when you see time as precious you don’t throw it away carelessly and you don’t allow addictions to steal it from you in the end the real win is not just protecting your money but also protecting your time because that’s the one resource no one can ever get back.

[fruktik]

People actually spend their hard earned money on betting and gambling but it's not everyone that does that, some people too spend just the amount they can afford to lose so that they have fun and enjoy themselves too, life is not based and should not be based on casino but often times, it's good to have fun and enjoy our self, if done responsibly, then there is no problem about it but if done for a very determined aim of making money, it can cause some financial problems.

Personally, I am ready to spend some money to enjoy gambling. No, not to spend all the money, but only that part that will not affect the family budget in any way. That is, each step should be verified and it is better to think everything through thoroughly several times. I came to this understanding many years ago, but then I got into a very difficult financial situation due to a large loss in the casino. I owed a large sum of money, which I borrowed from whoever I could.

[LastKiss]

People actually spend their hard earned money on betting and gambling but it's not everyone that does that, some people too spend just the amount they can afford to lose so that they have fun and enjoy themselves too, life is not based and should not be based on casino but often times, it's good to have fun and enjoy our self, if done responsibly, then there is no problem about it but if done for a very determined aim of making money, it can cause some financial problems.

Personally, I am ready to spend some money to enjoy gambling. No, not to spend all the money, but only that part that will not affect the family budget in any way. That is, each step should be verified and it is better to think everything through thoroughly several times. I came to this understanding many years ago, but then I got into a very difficult financial situation due to a large loss in the casino. I owed a large sum of money, which I borrowed from whoever I could.

I’ve done this too, learning not to spend all my money is a wise step, especially when you have a family. If you lose money gambling, it's better to walk away and spend time with your loved ones instead of trying to chase losses. Many people have to go through real struggles before they learn to control their addiction. I just hope that everyone going through a hard time can eventually take something from the experience and find their way out.

[Versatile_choice]

If you’re someone who values your time, you really need to be careful when taking risks in gambling. Always stay responsible to avoid this from happening. Instead of using that time to improve yourself, you get carried away and end up wasting it all on something that doesn’t even give you anything back.

It all depends on the type of game you're into, I'm sure that sport betting can not easily deprive you from doing other things or spending your time in something that is More valuable unless when one is addicted to it, I have seen a Guy rushing down to offline shop to bet his game after that he left for work. I'm sure that he didn't spend up to 5 minutes in the gambling shop, but had it mean his intention is to bet on casinos or virtual sport I'm sure that he would have stayed more than he expected as he will be trying to recover from his lose after making one unsuccessful attempt. Even if there are people who would want to do this but is advised to remain disciplined so that gambling won't deprive you from doing the needful.

[SirLancelot]

It's true that money management isn't the only important aspect of gambling; time management is also crucial. Gambling for too long is also not good, as I believe it can lead to gambling addiction. We must be careful with our decisions when gambling. The possibility of losing is real, so never regret depositing money to gamble, as the likelihood of losing is high. Furthermore, I believe you shouldn't risk your hard-earned money, especially if you force it. Try to bet money that won't impact your finances if you lose. That's what you should do.

It's not even always about addiction, spending a lot of time gambling can also create other problems, such as family and relationship issues, because if you are spending most of your time in either a physical or an online casino, you won't be able to pay attention to your family and loved ones, and won't have enough time for them, and this can create quarrels and domestic fights which isn't a good thing. A person can't have mental peace if they have domestic problems, and top that up with the tensions you gain from your gambling losses.

This is why it's important for a person to make sure that they keep everything within limits. If you gamble, there is no problem in that, but only if you are spending a limited amount of money on your gambling activities, and a fixed time that you have decided, such as 2 hours a day or so, and you should make sure that you are not crossing those limits if you don't want any unnecessary problems in your life.

[icebar]

If you’re someone who values your time, you really need to be careful when taking risks in gambling. Always stay responsible to avoid this from happening. Instead of using that time to improve yourself, you get carried away and end up wasting it all on something that doesn’t even give you anything back.

It all depends on the type of game you're into, I'm sure that sport betting can not easily deprive you from doing other things or spending your time in something that is More valuable unless when one is addicted to it, I have seen a Guy rushing down to offline shop to bet his game after that he left for work. I'm sure that he didn't spend up to 5 minutes in the gambling shop, but had it mean his intention is to bet on casinos or virtual sport I'm sure that he would have stayed more than he expected as he will be trying to recover from his lose after making one unsuccessful attempt. Even if there are people who would want to do this but is advised to remain disciplined so that gambling won't deprive you from doing the needful.

If someone is addicted to gambling, then all his money and time will be wasted. He will be financially damaged, on the other hand, his family relationships will also be damaged. An addicted gambler, greedy for money, wastes most of his day in gambling. Although he could have won there for sure, he would have achieved satisfaction, but the more he gambles, the more his losses will increase. Those who return to their work after gambling for a certain time do not have much problem with gambling, they will only suffer financially, but when a gambler becomes addicted to gambling, he will lose both money and time. Although money may be recovered in some way, some of the best moments of life can never be recovered. That is why gambling should be used when there is free time.

[junder]

Truly, it is not a good thing to waste too much time in gambling.

I have been in that phase, and I saw how unproductive I am with my job and also with the household work. I am just focused on getting my revenge and winning my money back, but it takes a lot of time before that happens, especially in games like slots.
We need to set our priorities when it comes to budgeting time. Doing important things first, and then we can gamble in our free time when there's nothing left to do.

That's right, I personally have the feeling that even though my gambling lasted long enough to allow me to continue, it might be better to stop, as it could potentially trigger a strong addiction.
I think all gamblers have experienced what you've experienced, including myself. The desire to recoup lost money is real, but it takes a long time to achieve this, and we never know when luck will turn around. And now, that's not necessary.

[MainIbem]

Truly, it is not a good thing to waste too much time in gambling.

I have been in that phase, and I saw how unproductive I am with my job and also with the household work. I am just focused on getting my revenge and winning my money back, but it takes a lot of time before that happens, especially in games like slots.
We need to set our priorities when it comes to budgeting time. Doing important things first, and then we can gamble in our free time when there's nothing left to do.

That's right, I personally have the feeling that even though my gambling lasted long enough to allow me to continue, it might be better to stop, as it could potentially trigger a strong addiction.
I think all gamblers have experienced what you've experienced, including myself. The desire to recoup lost money is real, but it takes a long time to achieve this, and we never know when luck will turn around. And now, that's not necessary.

Fact checked, the longer time you spend gambling is the more likely one is to being addicted to it, that's why I'll always support the idea of gambling for fun since one can't spend their whole day having fun but when you gamble with the idea of earning a living or making a fortune it would attract greed and cause the gamble to lose consciousness of time and gamble for a longer period than expected, sometimes you might even spend more than intended out of greed. In other words, less time gambling equals lower risk of addiction while spending more time on gambling equals higher risk of addiction.

[NewRanger]

That's right, I personally have the feeling that even though my gambling lasted long enough to allow me to continue, it might be better to stop, as it could potentially trigger a strong addiction.
I think all gamblers have experienced what you've experienced, including myself. The desire to recoup lost money is real, but it takes a long time to achieve this, and we never know when luck will turn around. And now, that's not necessary.

At first, they might be kind, giving us bonuses to try their gambling features and of course, keeping us curious to keep playing. Yes. They never care whether customers or users are addicted or not, because it's related to their income; having more addicted users will give them more income and money. All we can control is how much money we're willing to burn for entertainment.

Btw, I believe this can ultimately have a positive impact on people just starting out in gambling. By setting an example, others, especially family and close friends, will be more receptive. If you're not ready, it's best not to.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Truly, it is not a good thing to waste too much time in gambling.

I have been in that phase, and I saw how unproductive I am with my job and also with the household work. I am just focused on getting my revenge and winning my money back, but it takes a lot of time before that happens, especially in games like slots.
We need to set our priorities when it comes to budgeting time. Doing important things first, and then we can gamble in our free time when there's nothing left to do.

That's right, I personally have the feeling that even though my gambling lasted long enough to allow me to continue, it might be better to stop, as it could potentially trigger a strong addiction.
I think all gamblers have experienced what you've experienced, including myself. The desire to recoup lost money is real, but it takes a long time to achieve this, and we never know when luck will turn around. And now, that's not necessary.

It is never necessary to be chasing after loses, that is chasing to recoup the money we had lost to gambling, and this is because in the end, the gambler is risking two things..
1. First is the loss of even more money, money that could be even higher than the one you are chasing to recover back, does this make any sense? It doesn't make any sense at all.
2. Like you have mentioned before or have said, the gambler also risk becoming a chronic gambling addict when they start spending much of their time gambling and chasing after each of their previous loses

In conclusion, spending too much time playing gambling games isn't healthy at all, I remember some time when I always played gambling games like slot from 10pm to almost 5am in the morning, I was always very miserable in my business place cus I sleep off at every instance, which is not good at all.

[bounceback]

We all know you can never get time back, and when you’re losing in gambling and not even enjoying it, that’s time wasted too. Double the stress means a bad day, and sometimes it carries over, because there are always consequences when you’re addicted to gambling.

If you’re someone who values your time, you really need to be careful when taking risks in gambling. Always stay responsible to avoid this from happening. Instead of using that time to improve yourself, you get carried away and end up wasting it all on something that doesn’t even give you anything back.

Not all gamblers mean they don't value their time because there are also some gamblers who only gamble when they are stressed and place their bets just for entertainment, but this is all very different from addicts who often waste a lot of time in gambling places because if we think about it even though they gamble almost every day but they don't get big wins, sometimes even though there are wins once in a while but we can be sure that with that win they can't return the capital they have spent when gambling so we can conclude that this type of gambler really doesn't value their time.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

We all know you can never get time back, and when you’re losing in gambling and not even enjoying it, that’s time wasted too. Double the stress means a bad day, and sometimes it carries over, because there are always consequences when you’re addicted to gambling.

If you’re someone who values your time, you really need to be careful when taking risks in gambling. Always stay responsible to avoid this from happening. Instead of using that time to improve yourself, you get carried away and end up wasting it all on something that doesn’t even give you anything back.

Not all gamblers mean they don't value their time because there are also some gamblers who only gamble when they are stressed and place their bets just for entertainment, but this is all very different from addicts who often waste a lot of time in gambling places because if we think about it even though they gamble almost every day but they don't get big wins, sometimes even though there are wins once in a while but we can be sure that with that win they can't return the capital they have spent when gambling so we can conclude that this type of gambler really doesn't value their time.

The fact that they can't make good use of their wins as they are more likely to still lose it to the casino is why they are addicts, incase you don't know, addiction to gambling and some other activities that is outside gambling is a serious sickness, it's a mental issue, problem with the mind or brain that doesn't have any drug that can cure it.

This is why we are always being adviced to avoid addiction at all cost by making sure we are gambling responsibly always, it is better to not be a gambler than become one and then later turn out to become an addict, If a person who is gambling isn't yet rich before he started gambling, if addiction sets in, it's a done deal for that person, he will likely never be rich again. While someone who is already rich before becoming a gambling addict risk returning back to poverty.

[rodskee]

Truly, it is not a good thing to waste too much time in gambling.

I have been in that phase, and I saw how unproductive I am with my job and also with the household work. I am just focused on getting my revenge and winning my money back, but it takes a lot of time before that happens, especially in games like slots.
We need to set our priorities when it comes to budgeting time. Doing important things first, and then we can gamble in our free time when there's nothing left to do.

not only should we budget our money but also our time we often waste time doing unproductive things just because we tend to prioritize what makes us happy at the moment instead of what would be good for us in the long term

it should be okay to find things that make us happy and make us de-stress but it should not be all what we do

[Yablee0]

We all know you can never get time back, and when you’re losing in gambling and not even enjoying it, that’s time wasted too. Double the stress means a bad day, and sometimes it carries over, because there are always consequences when you’re addicted to gambling.

If you’re someone who values your time, you really need to be careful when taking risks in gambling. Always stay responsible to avoid this from happening. Instead of using that time to improve yourself, you get carried away and end up wasting it all on something that doesn’t even give you anything back.

Time is precious which once gone can never be recovered. And people use this time in different ways, some use their time enough and some use their time negligently and misuse it. So we should value time while we have it and should not regret it when it is gone. In every case, we should value our time seriously because time is very important in any case. Be it gambling or anything, time should always be used for good purposes and should never be used negligently. Maybe we have enough time, we waste our time negligently, we do not understand its importance but for a responsible person, time is valuable enough and he never wastes time negligently.

Money can be recovered but time cannot, any time that passes by is gone forever so we must give value to how we spend our time. Gamblers need to value the time that they use for gambling, don't overstay when you should stop, always be mindful of it. It is important to plan ahead how long you intend to spend in a casino, it'll help you to be focused and be mindful of when to stop. Without proper time planing you can easily get carried away and begin to over gamble. Gambling can be very addictive, you might not know how long you've been logged into a casino until it's very late, at that time you've missed out on important things that you should've done.

Time is one of the most valuable things we have because once it’s gone it never comes back money can be lost and earned again but time only moves forward gambling shows this very clearly when someone loses money it’s painful but when they lose hours or even whole days chasing losses that’s something they can never get back. When gambling turns into addiction it’s not just money at stake it’s time energy focus and opportunities that could have been used for better things self improvement family rest or building a future the danger is that in the moment you don’t realize how much time is slipping away you only see it later when the regret sets in.

This is why being mindful about time is so important a responsible person treats time as limited and plans ahead if someone chooses to gamble they should always decide beforehand how much money and especially how much time they will give to it without that boundary it’s easy to get lost and suddenly realize you’ve wasted hours that could have been spent on something meaningful. Valuing time means treating every moment like it matters whether in gambling or in life when you see time as precious you don’t throw it away carelessly and you don’t allow addictions to steal it from you in the end the real win is not just protecting your money but also protecting your time because that’s the one resource no one can ever get back.

Time you see is irreversible one you waste any time on things that doesn't add value to you or something that isn't profitable in your life it seems worthless and wasteful, you can always get money back no matter how much you lost but every seconds that slipped off your hands without proper account of it is gone for ever.


Let’s always be conscious of our time, let know the real value of it, invest with it on things that can bring you something meaningful because it wouldn't be funny if someone started asking what you did with your time when you were on your feet,  time they say is money but it all depends how well you monitize it.

[eisen33]

Not all gamblers mean they don't value their time because there are also some gamblers who only gamble when they are stressed and place their bets just for entertainment, but this is all very different from addicts who often waste a lot of time in gambling places because if we think about it even though they gamble almost every day but they don't get big wins, sometimes even though there are wins once in a while but we can be sure that with that win they can't return the capital they have spent when gambling so we can conclude that this type of gambler really doesn't value their time.

Not everyone values ​​their time, and if they did not gamble, they would simply do something else, or even laze around. There are very few goal-oriented people who have all their time scheduled according to a plan; more often, someone else plans their time for them, their work, or someone else, and then the value of their time is not felt so strongly. Players in general are more worried about losing money in gambling than about lost time, although money can be earned again, but time cannot be returned.

[fruktik]

I’ve done this too, learning not to spend all my money is a wise step, especially when you have a family. If you lose money gambling, it's better to walk away and spend time with your loved ones instead of trying to chase losses. Many people have to go through real struggles before they learn to control their addiction. I just hope that everyone going through a hard time can eventually take something from the experience and find their way out.

It was my family that helped me get rid of my gambling addiction. If it weren't for them, I don't know what would have happened to me. Most likely, I would have taken out a whole bunch of loans and debts. I would still have to pay them off. The good thing is that I came to my senses in time and decided to leave such a sad version of my life. I don't regret anything. Now at least I understand what I shouldn't do.

[Juicyhome]

It was my family that helped me get rid of my gambling addiction. If it weren't for them, I don't know what would have happened to me. Most likely, I would have taken out a whole bunch of loans and debts. I would still have to pay them off. The good thing is that I came to my senses in time and decided to leave such a sad version of my life. I don't regret anything. Now at least I understand what I shouldn't do.

Sorry how did they do it, so it will help others. Many are still struggling even with family. I understand family do things differently but lets get to know some of the ways your family were able to get you out of gambling addiction. I really want to know, for you stop gambling because of family it show that you are a responsible man.

Then again, ever since you stop gambling, have you save enough money? i know its very hard to get rid of gambling addiction, and if you are free from it, you will have some savings. Though that is personal issues, i really admire your courage, many people are addicted to gambling today because they want to feed family. its really crazy if you listen to people and why they get addicted to gambling, how to survive their family has always been the reason,  so please let us know in details how your family help u get rid of it.  

[Findingnemo]

This is a comparison that people always say if you stop smoking cigarette then you would be having a lambo in the next 15 years and give some calculations for it but what about the people who never smoked in their entire life still no lambo found in the garage.

Time is precious but you also can't stop the ticking, you can be preoductive most of the day and give some time for yourself to relieve your stress and gambling can be one of the way and FYI if you keep working 24/7 then your productivity will drop a lot compared to one who work 12 hours a day and 4 hours of good fun enjoyable day and 8 hours of sleep will be a lot more productive.

[Awaklara]

Time is precious but you also can't stop the ticking, you can be preoductive most of the day and give some time for yourself to relieve your stress and gambling can be one of the way and FYI if you keep working 24/7 then your productivity will drop a lot compared to one who work 12 hours a day and 4 hours of good fun enjoyable day and 8 hours of sleep will be a lot more productive.

The point is not to gamble excessively. Those who do not gamble can also be not wealthy. We can use gambling as a way to relieve stress from our daily routine. Many gamblers reason like that, but remember, gambling can help relieve stress, but it can also add to stress. We are already stressed enough with our daily work routine, so limiting our gambling activities is the best choice.