Addiction in gambling

[rachael9385]

Without budget and risk management, gambling becomes addictive very easily. If there are no limitations in your own activities, it will quickly become an addiction without your knowledge. And the onset of this addiction gradually goes out of control over time, and especially if they consider gambling as a means of making money, the chances of loss and addiction are constantly increasing. This cycle of addiction is very terrible, people get involved with it from any aspect, the expectation of recovery of the damage, in the pursuit of a big loss, it gets out of control very easily. This is why those who do not limit themselves, gambling are not clearly entertaining for them, they are wrong and the consequences are very terrible.

You are right. Self-control is very difficult. It is much more difficult in the case of gambling. Many of us think that we have  control over ourselves. But most of the time, our idea is wrong. We invest  large amounts of money in gambling and lose. So I would say that in the case of gambling, the first thing we need to do is set a budget . We should  refrain from spending more than a certain amount. If we can do this,  it will be possible to exercise self-control. And the chances of getting addicted to gambling will be reduced to a large  extent.

you are right, The easiest way to practice self control is by setting a limit and making sure that you don't exceed it, the more you keep on gambling without having this under control you would continue funding your gambling account randomly consistently which could result to losses. Having a limit is important, it helps you gamble responsibly and you are going to avoid losing unnecessarily.

[Qastessa]

It is correct that we may lose more even if we select the amount which we may afford if we lose. But when we do it like multiple times and it may turn into addiction and which may destroy our life as once it will reach such an amount which we may not able to afford if we lose.

That's the law of gambling, in my opinion, so it's only natural that players will experience more losses, and that can't be avoided. But as long as we're prepared to lose, then it's not a problem.

On the other hand, if we're not prepared to lose, then we may want to keep gambling to recover our losses, which can lead to addiction. Once we become addicted, other negative effects are likely to follow.

That is what the important trick of gambling is all about; being ready to lose. If you think you are going to get rich while doing this then you are going to gamble your money away, most people do not realize the importance of this and they end up with losses and that upsets me, and I wish I could help them.

You should not gamble thinking that you are going to get rich, you should gamble with the idea that you are going to lose all of this money and that will be fine. If you do somehow end up winning, that will be good and you will feel happy but just because there is a slight possibility of it, you shouldn't "expect" it. It would be like getting a lottery ticket and expecting to win, that makes no sense, so just assume you will lose, and if you ever win, be happy.

[purple_sparkles]

I’ll share my idea of how I view gambling. For me, it’s simply a service that I pay for, for spending time, for entertainment, for emotions. For example, I’m initially willing to spend 2–3 dollars on this kind of entertainment, for me, that’s an amount that doesn’t affect my financial well-being, while still allowing me to play and have fun. Would I deposit more than that, even if I believed in a 100% chance of success? No. If I win great, it’s nice, it means Fortune smiled on me today. If I lose, then I’ve essentially paid for a service. Viewing gambling as a service, similar to going to a movie theater, for example, allows me to stay calm and avoid developing a destructive addiction.

[shasan]

Those who are addicted to gambling and their main purpose is to earn money, they lose more and more money from gambling. Because they enter gambling for the purpose of earning money, they bet on the weak team due to excessive greed and bet more money in the hope of getting more money, so if they lose their money, they do not have the spirit of research later. Because their purpose is to recover money, gamblers do not have the effect of gambling selflessly. However, those who are addicted to gambling are basically those who were greedy for money in the past, which is why they cannot forget the money they lost.

You are correct and there is no way to disagree with you but it is correct too that though their main target is to make profit from gambling but they usually become loser and lose a lot of money for gambling whther that is on online gambling and/or offline gambling.

[Fiasem20]

Those who are addicted to gambling and their main purpose is to earn money, they lose more and more money from gambling. Because they enter gambling for the purpose of earning money, they bet on the weak team due to excessive greed and bet more money in the hope of getting more money, so if they lose their money, they do not have the spirit of research later. Because their purpose is to recover money, gamblers do not have the effect of gambling selflessly. However, those who are addicted to gambling are basically those who were greedy for money in the past, which is why they cannot forget the money they lost.

You are correct and there is no way to disagree with you but it is correct too that though their main target is to make profit from gambling but they usually become loser and lose a lot of money for gambling whther that is on online gambling and/or offline gambling.

Gambling for the quest of money could be considered the major reason why most addicted gamblers are stuck in gambling addiction.Coming into the gambling industry with the perspective to make more money is actually a wrong start,there are lot of jobs in the real world that can make an individual earn some passive income and not necessarily relying on gambling to ruin your financial life.Lastly,the neurotransmitter that’s responsible for pleasure and reward(Dopamine)has been one of the reason why most people are addicted to gambling.This neurotransmitter called the dopamine triggers an individual to do things repeatedly mostly things that got them excited.

[Uhwuchukwu53]

Those who are addicted to gambling and their main purpose is to earn money, they lose more and more money from gambling. Because they enter gambling for the purpose of earning money, they bet on the weak team due to excessive greed and bet more money in the hope of getting more money, so if they lose their money, they do not have the spirit of research later. Because their purpose is to recover money, gamblers do not have the effect of gambling selflessly. However, those who are addicted to gambling are basically those who were greedy for money in the past, which is why they cannot forget the money they lost.

You are correct and there is no way to disagree with you but it is correct too that though their main target is to make profit from gambling but they usually become loser and lose a lot of money for gambling whther that is on online gambling and/or offline gambling.

Gambling for the quest of money could be considered the major reason why most addicted gamblers are stuck in gambling addiction.Coming into the gambling industry with the perspective to make more money is actually a wrong start,there are lot of jobs in the real world that can make an individual earn some passive income and not necessarily relying on gambling to ruin your financial life.Lastly,the neurotransmitter that’s responsible for pleasure and reward(Dopamine)has been one of the reason why most people are addicted to gambling.This neurotransmitter called the dopamine triggers an individual to do things repeatedly mostly things that got them excited.

There is no two ways about this your statement as they are factual, nothing leads to addiction compared to the pursuit of money fun in gambling can't leads to addiction money entice the love of money courses many to mankind, I debunked any statement that will said is fun that leads to addiction from experience and the little knowledge gathering from betting center gambler are more interested in the money they are to win than the fun involved "fiasen20" quest for money is key.

[danherbias07]

I’ll share my idea of how I view gambling. For me, it’s simply a service that I pay for, for spending time, for entertainment, for emotions. For example, I’m initially willing to spend 2–3 dollars on this kind of entertainment, for me, that’s an amount that doesn’t affect my financial well-being, while still allowing me to play and have fun. Would I deposit more than that, even if I believed in a 100% chance of success? No. If I win great, it’s nice, it means Fortune smiled on me today. If I lose, then I’ve essentially paid for a service. Viewing gambling as a service, similar to going to a movie theater, for example, allows me to stay calm and avoid developing a destructive addiction.

That should be the right approach. Gambling is something that should just spice up our entertainment. I mean, imagine playing cards with friends without any money involved? I bet it will be boring. The same goes for sports; it's still entertaining, but gambling adds more flavor to it.

When it comes to the money we will use to gamble, it depends on our capability. Some say they use 10 percent of their monthly salary, while others use 5 percent. It's up to us as long as we stick to that rule and enjoy the game. I don't believe it will be addictive if we keep that kind of practice.

[nimogsm]

I’ll share my idea of how I view gambling. For me, it’s simply a service that I pay for, for spending time, for entertainment, for emotions. For example, I’m initially willing to spend 2–3 dollars on this kind of entertainment, for me, that’s an amount that doesn’t affect my financial well-being, while still allowing me to play and have fun. Would I deposit more than that, even if I believed in a 100% chance of success? No. If I win great, it’s nice, it means Fortune smiled on me today. If I lose, then I’ve essentially paid for a service. Viewing gambling as a service, similar to going to a movie theater, for example, allows me to stay calm and avoid developing a destructive addiction.

That's why it's good to have an internal mindset and personal discipline. With this approach, becoming addicted is impossible, and that's a good thing. Those who come to gambling for easy and quick money often lose it very quickly because they don't understand the fundamentals, and passion drives them when common sense should prevail, they rely solely on emotions.

[Gost ms]

I’ll share my idea of how I view gambling. For me, it’s simply a service that I pay for, for spending time, for entertainment, for emotions. For example, I’m initially willing to spend 2–3 dollars on this kind of entertainment, for me, that’s an amount that doesn’t affect my financial well-being, while still allowing me to play and have fun. Would I deposit more than that, even if I believed in a 100% chance of success? No. If I win great, it’s nice, it means Fortune smiled on me today. If I lose, then I’ve essentially paid for a service. Viewing gambling as a service, similar to going to a movie theater, for example, allows me to stay calm and avoid developing a destructive addiction.

That should be the right approach. Gambling is something that should just spice up our entertainment. I mean, imagine playing cards with friends without any money involved? I bet it will be boring. The same goes for sports; it's still entertaining, but gambling adds more flavor to it.

When it comes to the money we will use to gamble, it depends on our capability. Some say they use 10 percent of their monthly salary, while others use 5 percent. It's up to us as long as we stick to that rule and enjoy the game. I don't believe it will be addictive if we keep that kind of practice.

Yes, I completely agree with you. If you do not bet while playing cards and playing football with your friends, then you will never be interested in that sport. Whenever betting is involved in this game, everyone starts playing in a very exciting way. It is completely fun in the circle of friends, but if someone plays casino games, many people become addicted and call it fun.

However, each person needs to gamble depending on their financial situation. Whenever someone gambles without depending on their financial situation, they are facing a very bad time. So we need to set a budget, depending on the financial situation.

[shawonngp]

I’ll share my idea of how I view gambling. For me, it’s simply a service that I pay for, for spending time, for entertainment, for emotions. For example, I’m initially willing to spend 2–3 dollars on this kind of entertainment, for me, that’s an amount that doesn’t affect my financial well-being, while still allowing me to play and have fun. Would I deposit more than that, even if I believed in a 100% chance of success? No. If I win great, it’s nice, it means Fortune smiled on me today. If I lose, then I’ve essentially paid for a service. Viewing gambling as a service, similar to going to a movie theater, for example, allows me to stay calm and avoid developing a destructive addiction.

Do you only budget 2$-3$ daily for gambling, or is it a weekly budget? It is a very small amount, you can gamble for a very short time with this amount, but it is called responsible gambling, because you have set the budget, where there is no chance for you to get addicted to gambling. But many casino sites require a minimum deposit of $5-$10. No good tipster can guarantee a 100% win prediction in a casino.
I do not agree to call gambling a service, because it is the only source of income for many of those who engage in regular gambling, and many of them become rich with gambling income, so gambling cannot be just entertainment or a service for everyone.

[ASloveapg]

I’ll share my idea of how I view gambling. For me, it’s simply a service that I pay for, for spending time, for entertainment, for emotions. For example, I’m initially willing to spend 2–3 dollars on this kind of entertainment, for me, that’s an amount that doesn’t affect my financial well-being, while still allowing me to play and have fun. Would I deposit more than that, even if I believed in a 100% chance of success? No. If I win great, it’s nice, it means Fortune smiled on me today. If I lose, then I’ve essentially paid for a service. Viewing gambling as a service, similar to going to a movie theater, for example, allows me to stay calm and avoid developing a destructive addiction.

That should be the right approach. Gambling is something that should just spice up our entertainment. I mean, imagine playing cards with friends without any money involved? I bet it will be boring. The same goes for sports; it's still entertaining, but gambling adds more flavor to it.

When it comes to the money we will use to gamble, it depends on our capability. Some say they use 10 percent of their monthly salary, while others use 5 percent. It's up to us as long as we stick to that rule and enjoy the game. I don't believe it will be addictive if we keep that kind of practice.

Yes, I completely agree with you. If you do not bet while playing cards and playing football with your friends, then you will never be interested in that sport. Whenever betting is involved in this game, everyone starts playing in a very exciting way. It is completely fun in the circle of friends, but if someone plays casino games, many people become addicted and call it fun.

However, each person needs to gamble depending on their financial situation. Whenever someone gambles without depending on their financial situation, they are facing a very bad time. So we need to set a budget, depending on the financial situation.

In any case, when it comes to money, we must pay attention to setting our own limits. The most important thing before gambling is to be aware of your financial situation and your full capacity to accept losses. Only the money that will not affect your life even if you lose it should be bet, because when we start playing without limits, every step will lead us to great danger. That is why the aspect of ability should be considered first of all, and we should play responsibly.

[xenomorfo]

Do you only budget 2$-3$ daily for gambling, or is it a weekly budget? It is a very small amount, you can gamble for a very short time with this amount, but it is called responsible gambling, because you have set the budget, where there is no chance for you to get addicted to gambling. But many casino sites require a minimum deposit of $5-$10. No good tipster can guarantee a 100% win prediction in a casino.
I do not agree to call gambling a service, because it is the only source of income for many of those who engage in regular gambling, and many of them become rich with gambling income, so gambling cannot be just entertainment or a service for everyone.

But no, you're right to use such a small amount, whether it's daily or weekly, it's better to play with little money, if you don't have any to throw away, so that you don't waste it. Remember that it's money you lose and let's all remember, guys, that it's a game, not a job.

[Agbe]

I’ll share my idea of how I view gambling. For me, it’s simply a service that I pay for, for spending time, for entertainment, for emotions. For example, I’m initially willing to spend 2–3 dollars on this kind of entertainment, for me, that’s an amount that doesn’t affect my financial well-being, while still allowing me to play and have fun. Would I deposit more than that, even if I believed in a 100% chance of success? No. If I win great, it’s nice, it means Fortune smiled on me today. If I lose, then I’ve essentially paid for a service. Viewing gambling as a service, similar to going to a movie theater, for example, allows me to stay calm and avoid developing a destructive addiction.

Well, that's how you view it and its your own mentality about gambling but as for me I don't see it as payment to get entertained,  I just stake what I can afford to lose and if I really end up losing i don't consider it as an exchange to get entertained. in my head I see it as a personal expense and not payment to be entertained. Everyone has their perspectives on this, the most important thing is to gamble responsibly.

[Frankolala]

I’ll share my idea of how I view gambling. For me, it’s simply a service that I pay for, for spending time, for entertainment, for emotions. For example, I’m initially willing to spend 2–3 dollars on this kind of entertainment, for me, that’s an amount that doesn’t affect my financial well-being, while still allowing me to play and have fun. Would I deposit more than that, even if I believed in a 100% chance of success? No. If I win great, it’s nice, it means Fortune smiled on me today. If I lose, then I’ve essentially paid for a service. Viewing gambling as a service, similar to going to a movie theater, for example, allows me to stay calm and avoid developing a destructive addiction.

Well, that's how you view it and its your own mentality about gambling but as for me I don't see it as payment to get entertained,  I just stake what I can afford to lose and if I really end up losing i don't consider it as an exchange to get entertained. in my head I see it as a personal expense and not payment to be entertained. Everyone has their perspectives on this, the most important thing is to gamble responsibly.

Does it means that you don't gamble for fun or to entertain yourself. Can you tell me why you are gambling, is it because you want to make profits from gambling because you will end up in losses and get disappointed. However, whatever reason that's making you to gamble, you should do it with the amount of money that you can afford to lose. Any amount of money that I assign for gambling is a lost to me already.

[leonair]

I’ll share my idea of how I view gambling. For me, it’s simply a service that I pay for, for spending time, for entertainment, for emotions. For example, I’m initially willing to spend 2–3 dollars on this kind of entertainment, for me, that’s an amount that doesn’t affect my financial well-being, while still allowing me to play and have fun. Would I deposit more than that, even if I believed in a 100% chance of success? No. If I win great, it’s nice, it means Fortune smiled on me today. If I lose, then I’ve essentially paid for a service. Viewing gambling as a service, similar to going to a movie theater, for example, allows me to stay calm and avoid developing a destructive addiction.

Well, that's how you view it and its your own mentality about gambling but as for me I don't see it as payment to get entertained,  I just stake what I can afford to lose and if I really end up losing i don't consider it as an exchange to get entertained. in my head I see it as a personal expense and not payment to be entertained. Everyone has their perspectives on this, the most important thing is to gamble responsibly.

Does it means that you don't gamble for fun or to entertain yourself. Can you tell me why you are gambling, is it because you want to make profits from gambling because you will end up in losses and get disappointed. However, whatever reason that's making you to gamble, you should do it with the amount of money that you can afford to lose. Any amount of money that I assign for gambling is a lost to me already.

No matter how much you think you are gambling just for fun, it may just be your emotional feelings. Basically you are going to gamble again and again because there is a possibility of big win and if you can win there, you will get a lot of money. Gambling basically puts everyone in such a psychology that he never feels bored. And thinking of gambling only as fun and enjoying the pleasure, he faces big financial losses and those platforms generate big revenue. So if someone says that he gambles only for fun, I never believe it.

[BitBakerr1]

I’ll share my idea of how I view gambling. For me, it’s simply a service that I pay for, for spending time, for entertainment, for emotions. For example, I’m initially willing to spend 2–3 dollars on this kind of entertainment, for me, that’s an amount that doesn’t affect my financial well-being, while still allowing me to play and have fun. Would I deposit more than that, even if I believed in a 100% chance of success? No. If I win great, it’s nice, it means Fortune smiled on me today. If I lose, then I’ve essentially paid for a service. Viewing gambling as a service, similar to going to a movie theater, for example, allows me to stay calm and avoid developing a destructive addiction.

Well, that's how you view it and its your own mentality about gambling but as for me I don't see it as payment to get entertained,  I just stake what I can afford to lose and if I really end up losing i don't consider it as an exchange to get entertained. in my head I see it as a personal expense and not payment to be entertained. Everyone has their perspectives on this, the most important thing is to gamble responsibly.

Does it means that you don't gamble for fun or to entertain yourself. Can you tell me why you are gambling, is it because you want to make profits from gambling because you will end up in losses and get disappointed. However, whatever reason that's making you to gamble, you should do it with the amount of money that you can afford to lose. Any amount of money that I assign for gambling is a lost to me already.

There’s no need to advise him because anyone that is not gambling for fun can not use only the amount he can afford to lose in gambling for the fact that he is gambling to make huge amount of money, he will always use huge amount of money to gamble and that is the major reason why they usually get disappointed recently I saw a news that someone used to her house rent money for gambling and she lost the money, I saw a video of her crying so deeply because she lost the money. She was planning to increase the money, but she ended up losing the money. The major reason you should be gambling is to entertain yourself if you are gambling to make money you are making a very big mistake and you will regret it later in the future because you will lose a lot of money.

[SUPERSAIAN]

If the person with a gambling addiction is very close to you, yes, you can offer them counseling, but I don't know how right it is to dedicate all your energy and time to one person, what benefit it will bring you, especially if they are not a very close friend or family member. Even close friends change over the years; nothing stays the same.

I would give them some advice and tell them to get their life back on track, and I would hope for that, but that's all I can do.

[RockBell]

I’ll share my idea of how I view gambling. For me, it’s simply a service that I pay for, for spending time, for entertainment, for emotions. For example, I’m initially willing to spend 2–3 dollars on this kind of entertainment, for me, that’s an amount that doesn’t affect my financial well-being, while still allowing me to play and have fun. Would I deposit more than that, even if I believed in a 100% chance of success? No. If I win great, it’s nice, it means Fortune smiled on me today. If I lose, then I’ve essentially paid for a service. Viewing gambling as a service, similar to going to a movie theater, for example, allows me to stay calm and avoid developing a destructive addiction.

Well, that's how you view it and its your own mentality about gambling but as for me I don't see it as payment to get entertained,  I just stake what I can afford to lose and if I really end up losing i don't consider it as an exchange to get entertained. in my head I see it as a personal expense and not payment to be entertained. Everyone has their perspectives on this, the most important thing is to gamble responsibly.

The whole idealogy about gambling is just something to consider fun but not to be driven by it because the way people have been seen gambling they need proper understanding because most people think it's a pool they can always fish from they forget that it is something they have to be very careful about because gambling is a game of luck so you can not fully depend on it for no reason just have your fun and forget about pushing anything to hard, you are correct for seen it as a personal expenses because when you lose its not like you are getting the money back for it should be don't with caution if not more money will be lost.

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If the person with a gambling addiction is very close to you, yes, you can offer them counseling, but I don't know how right it is to dedicate all your energy and time to one person, what benefit it will bring you, especially if they are not a very close friend or family member. Even close friends change over the years; nothing stays the same.

I would give them some advice and tell them to get their life back on track, and I would hope for that, but that's all I can do.

Actually I also support this that if a person is addicted around me then I should suggest him for responsible gambling and as well if he can't control himself then he should go for a professional psychologist for a good counselling.

And the reason for doing this is that gambling can completely destroy people's lives financially and family-wise, so it's a good idea to warn someone if you see them in this situation. And most of the time, we can identify them by the fact that they are not just taking gambling as a source of entertainment, but they take gambling very seriously and spend more money and time on it than necessary.

[khiholangkang]

If the person with a gambling addiction is very close to you, yes, you can offer them counseling, but I don't know how right it is to dedicate all your energy and time to one person, what benefit it will bring you, especially if they are not a very close friend or family member. Even close friends change over the years; nothing stays the same.

I would give them some advice and tell them to get their life back on track, and I would hope for that, but that's all I can do.

Actually I also support this that if a person is addicted around me then I should suggest him for responsible gambling and as well if he can't control himself then he should go for a professional psychologist for a good counselling.

And the reason for doing this is that gambling can completely destroy people's lives financially and family-wise, so it's a good idea to warn someone if you see them in this situation. And most of the time, we can identify them by the fact that they are not just taking gambling as a source of entertainment, but they take gambling very seriously and spend more money and time on it than necessary.

People who have very severe symptoms like that must indeed be taken to professional action because it is useless if only the words of ordinary people who do not have experience and knowledge in influencing a person's personality, it is very important to be treated by professionals in the field of psychiatry for recovery there will be well guided and well supervised.

Social judgment, bad words, being left out does not easily affect someone who is addicted because their thinking is locked into an expectation of goals that do not have a normal and healthy psychological basis, it is possible to end up becoming a stressed person.